Podcast appearances and mentions of paul godfrey

By sheer force of will, Paul Godfrey built a Major League Baseball team in what was then Canada's sleepy second city, when everyone doubted it could be done. (He ended up in the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and the Blue Jays would go on to win two World Series.) He helped shake up a staid and boring local newspaper scene with the scrappy Toronto Sun, before going on to build a national media empire. Now, after 14 years at the helm of Postmedia, Godfrey is pivoting again. The legendary politician and businessman talks with Brian this week about his astounding rise from his humble start in local government to where he is now. And he says one of his next projects will be to trying to once again help Toronto, the city he loves, which he says has become a city in decline. (Recorded December 18, 2024) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reflection, Space Journey, Paint Flecks, and Space as a Domain. Join us as we take the hangar to the National Convention Centre Canberra for the Air and Space Power Conference 2024 and chat to Air Marshal Paul Godfrey and Brigadier General Mike Adamson. In the time since recording, Air Marshal Paul Godfrey has been promoted to Air Marshal and is now the Assistant Chief of Space Operations for Future Concepts and Partnerships at the US Space Force. Brigadier General Mike Adamson has finished his time as the inaugural 3 Canadian Space Division Commander. This episode is hosted by Cass Bowers. Please note: This episode of Hangar 46 was recorded at the National Convention Centre Canberra during ASPCon24, there may be background noises or a difference in audio quality.

When describing Paul Godfrey's career, it's easier to ask the question - what hasn't he done? A prominent Canadian businessman and former politician, Paul became the publisher and CEO of the Toronto Sun in 1984 and played a pivotal role in the development of Toronto's SkyDome, which opened in 1989. Throughout his career, Godfrey has been influential in both the media and sports industries in Canada, with many saying he was the driving force in bringing MLB to Toronto. Now, in 2024, Paul joins Bob and John to talk about his recent induction into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, his outstanding bet with the Bobcat himself, and much more to start another week of podcasting.

The cardy Show had the privilege of heading to Induction day this past Saturday at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in St.Marys Ontario. Dave Brett and I interviewed 80% of the Inductees that went in.Including 2023 Jack Graney Award winner Buck Martinez.Followed by Paul Godfey the former President of the Toronto Blue JaysCanadian Nation Team Legend Rod Heisler Canadian Women's Team Legend and maybe a future Blue Jays Manager? Ashley Stephenson.Thank you so much to the Inductees and Scott Crawford for allowing us to attend.We hope you enjoy this episode. Support the Show.You can follow The Cardy Show on Linked in . Twitter @CardyBrent or Instagram @TheCardyShowPodcast

Jori Negin-Shecter (@JNeginShecter) and Zach Worden (@Worden_Zach) and joined by the Director of Operations at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame (@CDNBaseballHOF), Scott Crawford, to preview this year's induction weekend. The Class of 2024 includes Russell Martin, Ashley Stephenson, Paul Godfrey, Rod Heisler, Howard Bernie, and Jimmy Key.

Former Labatt Brewing Company President Don McDougall shares the story of the birth of our Toronto Blue Jays, co-starring Paul Godfrey, Paul Beeston, Peter Bavasi, Pat Gillick, Herb Solway, Ted Rogers, Howard Webster, Page Wadsworth, Sydney Cooper, Charles Bronfman, Neil MacCarl, Bob McCown, Ray Kroc, Sid Oland and featuring a cameo by Alan Eagleson! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has won his arbitration case against the Toronto Blue Jays. Vladdy will be getting 19.9 million dollars during the 2024 MLB season. Was Vladimir Guerrero Jr worth his amount of money? How will Vladdy perform this upcoming season? Four people were inducted into The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2024. Paul Godfrey, Ashley Stephenson and former Toronto Blue Jays baseball players Jimmy Key and Russell Martin. We provide an in-depth analysis on Russell Martin's time with the Blue Jays and how his leadership skills impacted the Toronto Blue Jays playoff runs in 2015 and 2016. We break down another pitcher on this Toronto Blue Jays roster: Bowden Francis. Bowden Francis had a great year with the Toronto Blue Jays last season, posting a sub two ERA. Francis pitched as an opener, long reliever, low leverage, and high leverage situations. Will Bowden Francis start a game for the Toronto Blue Jays this season? How much of an impact will make throughout the season? Your current Toronto Blue Jays roster: Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Bo Bichette, Kevin Gausman, Jordan Romano, Alek Manoah, Yariel Rodriguez, George Springer, Yusei Kikuchi, Jose Berrios, Chris Bassitt, Cavan Biggio, Justin Turner, Daulton Varsho, Danny Jansen, Alejandro Kirk, Erik Swanson, Kevin Kiermaier, Isiah, Kiner-Falefa, Davis Schneider, Santiago Espinal, Ernie Clement, Spencer Horwitz, Chad Green, Tim Mayza, Trevor Richards, Genesis Cabrera, Yimi Garcia, Bowden Francis, Zach Pop, Addison Barger, Nate Pearson, Nathan Lukes. Intro: 0:00 Vladdy arbitration: 0:36 Canadian Baseball HOF: 12:50 Bowden Francis: 22:18 Outro: 28:20 Twitter: @Brayden5Ewasko @Carterfuerst2 Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dialedinjays Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has won his arbitration case against the Toronto Blue Jays. Vladdy will be getting 19.9 million dollars during the 2024 MLB season. Was Vladimir Guerrero Jr worth his amount of money? How will Vladdy perform this upcoming season? Four people were inducted into The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2024. Paul Godfrey, Ashley Stephenson and former Toronto Blue Jays baseball players Jimmy Key andRussell Martin. We provide an in-depth analysis on Russell Martin's time with the Blue Jays and how his leadership skills impacted the Toronto Blue Jays playoff runs in 2015 and 2016.We break down another pitcher on this Toronto Blue Jays roster: Bowden Francis. Bowden Francis had a great year with the Toronto Blue Jays last season, posting a sub two ERA. Francis pitched as an opener, long reliever, low leverage, and high leverage situations. Will Bowden Francis start a game for the Toronto Blue Jays this season? How much of an impact willmake throughout the season?Your current Toronto Blue Jays roster: Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Bo Bichette, Kevin Gausman, Jordan Romano, Alek Manoah, Yariel Rodriguez, George Springer, Yusei Kikuchi, Jose Berrios, Chris Bassitt, Cavan Biggio, Justin Turner, Daulton Varsho, Danny Jansen, Alejandro Kirk, Erik Swanson, Kevin Kiermaier, Isiah, Kiner-Falefa, Davis Schneider, Santiago Espinal, ErnieClement, Spencer Horwitz, Chad Green, Tim Mayza, Trevor Richards, Genesis Cabrera, Yimi Garcia, Bowden Francis, Zach Pop, Addison Barger, Nate Pearson, Nathan Lukes.Intro: 0:00Vladdy arbitration: 0:36Canadian Baseball HOF: 12:50Bowden Francis: 22:18Outro: 28:20Twitter:@Brayden5Ewasko@Carterfuerst2Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dialedinjaysFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

It's an uncertain time for the future of journalism in Canada. Bell Media announced layoffs and closed radio stations; Postmedia and the Toronto Star's parent company are talking about merging; and Google and Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, threatened to block Canadian news from their platforms because of an ongoing feud with the federal government. That move leaves Canadians, including The CJN's audience, in danger of having less access to vital information about our world, and threatens the country's journalism industry as a whole—which relies heavily on visibility on social platforms and search engines to reach our audiences. So what does the future hold, and how will it impact what you can read, hear and watch? We've assembled a panel of experts to break it all down and offer tips for what you can do while the dust settles. On The CJN Daily, we're joined by three key players in the country's media landscape: Paul Godfrey, the former executive chairman and founder of Postmedia; Yoni Goldstein, the CEO and editor in chief of The CJN; and author Jeffrey Dvorkin, currently a lecturer at Massey College in Toronto, who has formerly been the head of CBC Radio and the ombudsman at NPR. What we talked about Learn how you can bypass Facebook and Google by supporting The CJN directly. Read about how The CJN pivoted during the pandemic to a new business model, in The CJN Learn more about Jeffrey Dvorkin's book, Trusting the News in a Digital Age, and where to buy it Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our intern is Ashok Lamichhane (@jesterschest on Twitter).Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To subscribe to this podcast, please watch this video. Donate to The CJN and receive a charitable tax receipt by clicking here.

Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by a group of folks who have trained their bird dogs together every Wednesday night for the last four years under the tutelage of amateur dog trainer John Zeman. In a change-up in formats, St.Pierre starts and ends the episode talking to John Zeman with six rounds of conversations in between. Episode Highlights: • David Abel talks about his two wirehaired pointing griffons and his plans to bird hunt on horseback while camping this coming hunting season. • Callie Brown talks about the fun process of introducing her husband, Chris, to bird hunting and bird dogs through her long friendship with the Zeman family. • Xoua Shower Xiong & Andre Xiong talk about becoming adult-onset bird hunters as a young married couple, and the importance their shorthairs now occupy in their lives. They also talk about their love for chasing prairie grouse in the Nebraska Sandhills. • Julia Schrenkler returns to our podcast reminiscing about how her first shorthair, Wren, lead her to become a bird hunter ten years ago, and the importance of Wednesday evenings with the Zeman group for training her new pup, Nixie. • Richard Hansen explains the circumstances leading him to getting a German shorthair as the COVID pandemic started and how his pup, Debbie, has pushed him headfirst into training, bird hunting, and wildlife habitat conservation. • Paul Godfrey offers a variety of “dad” jokes as he explains his reactivation back into hunting through the addition of a Brittany puppy after coaching youth hockey during the last thirty years.

Air Vice-Marshal Paul Godfrey is a British RAF fighter pilot who rose up the ranks to head the country's first military Space Command. In this special interview from the Avalon Airshow, AVM Godfrey tells Adam Thorn how he made the transition from the skies to the stars. The pair discuss the challenges and opportunities of creating a military space division, why it's important for the UK and Australia to collaborate, and how satellites will continue to change life on Earth. 

Air Vice-Marshal Paul Godfrey is a British RAF fighter pilot who rose up the ranks to head the country's first military Space Command. In this special interview from the Avalon Airshow, AVM Godfrey tells Adam Thorn how he made the transition from the skies to the stars. The pair discuss the challenges and opportunities of creating a military space division, why it's important for the UK and Australia to collaborate, and how satellites will continue to change life on Earth. 

Seit 1995 ist das Bandprojekt um Soundtüftler Ross Godfrey und Sängerin Skye Edwards eine feste Größe in der britischen Trip-Hop Szene. Zwar ist Gründungsmitglied Paul Godfrey nicht mehr an Bord, aber Morcheeba gehen weiter ihren weg. "Blackest Blue" heißt ihr bereits zehntes Studioalbum und der musikalische Widererkennungsgrad ist hoch. Morcheeba stehen für grenzüberschreitende Trip-Hop-Sounds zwischen Downbeat, Chillout, Elektro-Pop und Soul. Über die Jahre hinweg haben Morcheeba ihren Sound verfeinert und verändert, doch die musikalische Basis ist geblieben. Zahlreiche Gastsängerinnen und Gastsänger waren auf ihren Alben zu hören, doch Skye Edwards ist die ultimative Sängerin für ihren Sound.

On today's program:Baseball In Canada Series- Paul GodfreyWe finsh our deep dive on Paul Godfrey. This week we look at the big moments from his years as the President of the Toronto Blue Jays. We look at how Rogers lost money to the years they started making money. There was an issue with the General Managers search/ How big was it when Rogers bought the Skydome? We look at whether Rogers was going to move on from Godfrey and Riccardi earlier then 2008.Huge thanks to Shi Davidi for his article that he wrote about Godfrey in the Toronto Star in 2008.Scott Crawford from The Canadian Baseball Hall of FameDear friend of the show Scott Crawford drops by for a visit. We discuss the Canadian Ball of Fame Induction announcement from this past Wednesday. We also discuss just how much people have become so interested in the Hall of Fame and who is getting inducted . We discuss challenges Scott and his team have faced over the pandemic and   how you can help support the Museum. We also look at upcoming displays and exhibits that you will see this summer and so much more.You can follow Scott and The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame on Twitter @CDNBaseballHOF and you can support the Hall of Fame by visiting their website. Museum tours are now available to be booked and you can buy annual memberships with great perks anytime. You can follow The Cardy Show on Twitter @CardyShowItUp feel free to subscribe and leave a review. Next Week we discuss Dan Howley on the Baseball In Canada Series 

On today's program:Last Week In baseball:We discuss the results of this past Tuesday's Cooperstown Hall of Fame inductee announcement. Should the voting process change? Where did all of the Barry Bonds sympathizers come from? Should Pete Rose be allowed in? What guidelines should Major League Baseball provide the voting committees. We discuss whether playoff performances should put players into Hall of Fame conversations.Who do Dave and I want to see announced this coming week into the Canadian baseball Hall of Fame in St.Marys? Find out and listen. I'd love to hear who you think belongs as well.Baseball In Canada Series- Paul Godfrey Part 2We pick this up in 1982 when Godfrey and Bill Davis started having discussions about having a domed stadium. We talk about Premier  Bill Davis' influence when it comes to the Toronto Blue Jays and whether or not it should be recognized further. We talk about Stadium Corporation's and Godfrey's involvement in those. Did Godfrey depart the Ontario Stadium Corporation because he knew the project was in debt? We dive into Godfey's ascent into the print media industry and just how competitive it became. You;d be shocked to hear the numbers being thrown around.Dave tells a great story about legendary Hockey Hall of Famer Sam Pollock and his involvement with the Toronto Blue JaysIt's a great one folks , have a listen and please feel free to subscribe and leave a review.Thanks to all of you who went to work this week. Keep up the great hustle and keep smiling. You've got this. 

1Last Week In Baseball:We discuss the upcoming Baseball Hall of Fame Induction announcements. Who may cross the line at 75% or more? Who will fall off? Is the voting process due for an overhaul?Montreal loses out on the Rays. Was this ever going to work? What happens to the Montreal group now?Baseball In Canada Series- Paul Godfrey Part 1. We start on our deep dive on Paul Godfrey. Today we look at his ascent into politics, the loss of the Toronto Giants and we ask the question we're things as good with Labatt's as they were portrayed to be?Next week we look at Godfrey's involvement with the Skydome and his hiring as the Blue Jays President. Until then. Follow the Cardy Show on Twitter @CardyShowitup.Rate,like and subscribe 

“He always said you never learn anything by talking,” reminisces Steven of his late father Murray Menkes, who began as a small house builder in the 1950s. Murray, an opinionated risk-taking visionary, laid the foundation for his three sons: Alan, Steven, and Peter, who collectively elevated Menkes Developments Ltd. to new heights. Today, the Menkes Empire is responsible for some of the greatest real estate developments in the Greater Toronto Area. In an intimate conversation moderated by Paul Godfrey, president, and CEO of Postmedia Network and a close friend of the family, attendants at ULI's 6th Annual Fireside Chat listened silently as the three sons shared stories and lessons learned over the course of 37 years.

The Abraham Global Peace Initiative is a new human rights think tank founded by Avi Benlolo. And If Benlolo's name sounds familiar, it may be because he's a prolific writer and commentator about Israel and Jewish issues, including antisemitism and the Holocaust. Benlolo spent two decades as head of the Friends of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre for Holocaust Studies, until his sudden departure in the summer of 2020. His latest venture is the AGPI, and his supporters include prominent Canadian leaders, including Ed Sonshine, Paul Godfrey, Jerry Grafstein, Holocaust suvivor Max Eisen and politicians Bill Blair and Stockwell Day. This week, Benlolo plans to bring his venture to the United Nations, where he's launching his think tank on the international scene and handing out an award in human rights to Canada's Ambassador to the UN, Bob Rae. While Benlolo says that, in the fight against antisemitism, existing Canadian Jewish groups—including his former employer—have a role to play, he feels their approaches aren't working. He believes it's time to try a new method to tackle the scary state of the world. What we talked about: Learn about the Abraham Global Peace Initiative at agpi.ca Read about the second Canadian-Israeli Afghanistan rescue story at thecjn.ca Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Victoria Redden is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network; find more great Jewish podcasts at thecjn.ca.

In 2021, every business is an online business and that means you deal with risk. How strategically you manage that risk is critically important when there are cyber criminals who would love nothing more than to take you down for the money or just for the fun of it. In this episode of CYBER24, presented by VLCM, we discuss strategic risk management with Dr. Paul Godfrey, business professor, strategic risk management, and co-author of *Strategic Risk Management, New Tools for Competitive Advantage in an Uncertain Age.

The last episode in the 3-part Strategic Risk series with Dr. Paul Godfrey.

Howard Headlee continues is talk with Dr. Paul Godfrey about Strategic Risk.

Howard talks with Paul Godfrey, William and Roceil Low Professor of Business Strategy at BYU Marriott School of Business, about his new book "Strategic Risk Management: New Tools for Competitive Advantage in an Uncertain Age" and how it helps banker link strategy and risk management to thrive in an increasingly Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous world.

Without question Paul Godfrey has seen it all in his private and public life in Toronto. He is largely viewed as being the driving force behind Toronto landing the Toronto Blue Jays and then ensuring that their current stadium, the Rogers Center got built in 1989. Godfrey later went on to lead the Blue Jays after running the Toronto Sun Newspaper. He's moved on to lead the National Post where he is current Executive Chairman. If government approval at any level is going to be required as well as the Toronto Blue Jays/ Rogers in a new stadium there is no one better connected or insightful than Paul Godfrey. He's done almost all the jobs, and knows all the parties involved.Paul also discusses how Google and Facebook have, in his mind destroyed the media business in Canada and why he loves the Athletic, but doesn't believe that's a replica-table model.

Paul Godfrey is a director, Club Secretary and historian of Cheltenham Town Football Club. Here we talk about the financial pressures on the club and others in the lower leagues with the ongoing ban on supporters attending matches.

Blockbuster. Borders. Toys R Us. What is the common denominator? How well a company handles uncertainty and prepares for it strategically. Dr. Hardy sits down with Dr. Godfrey to chat about why some companies do well during a crisis and why others do not and why it may be attributed to their strategy for managing risk. This episode is for the big company as well as the small business on main street. Make sure you have a strategist on your team that's asking the hard questions about the future of your company.

Paul Godrey is Club Secretary of Cheltenham Town Football Club. He's also a historian of the club. Here we talk about the financial and logistical challenges of lockdown and Cheltenham's involvement in the impending League Two playoffs. Also discuss the feasibility of lower league football being played next season if the coronavirus pandemic still prevents fans from attending.

Chat with Paul and John about the financial picture facing lower league football clubs like Cheltenham Town FC in the current postponement of fixtures due to Coronavirus. John played for Cheltenham, Lincoln and Nottingham Forest too so offers a player’s perspective.

In part 2, Paul Godfrey chats about returning from his exchange tour on the F-16 to fly the mighty Typhoon with the RAF, joining the BBMF, his TV appearances, and being part of the brilliant Pilot Episodes Podcast.(AD)Our sponsor Flyingraphics - https://www.flyingraphics.com/Paul Godfrey Twitter - @GodderstwitPilot Episodes Twitter - @PilotEpisodePodHelp keep the channel going:https://www.patreon.com/aircrewinterviewor donatehttp://www.aircrewinterview.tv/donate/

In this episode, we chat with Air Commodore Paul Godfrey about his time flying the Harrier GR7, and the F-16 CJ with the USAF on his exchange tour. (AD)Our sponsor Flyingraphics - https://www.flyingraphics.com/Paul Godfrey Twitter - @GodderstwitPilot Episodes Twitter - @PilotEpisodePodHelp keep the channel going:https://www.patreon.com/aircrewinterviewor donatehttp://www.aircrewinterview.tv/donate/

As the NDP and Tories piled on the Liberal government for deepening Canada's deficit, they face some deep troubles of their own. In this episode: Liberal MP Scott Simms, Conservative strategist Rachel Curran, Liberal strategist Greg MacEachern, and former NDP national director Karl Bélanger. Hosted by Althia Raj. Detailed show notes: (2:55) Panellists discuss fiscal update (6:15) “Santa Morneau” came around, says Karl Bélanger (7:31) What does a blue Liberal think about the deficit? (10:02) Don't forget to talk about Alberta (14:28) Paul Godfrey’s excitement over $595-million media bailout spooks a panellist (14:47) Ex-weatherman-MP Scott Simms vs. ex-news anchor-MP Peter Kent (16:47) Pollster David Coletto on the Liberals' up-and-down year (21:00) Panellists discuss NDP free fall (27:23) "Doug Ford is setting himself up to be a drag on Andrew Scheer" (32:48) We left you a funny kicker

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After two years of reports and stuffy consultations, the slow-moving train-wreck that's been the "news bailout" has made its way into the proposed 2018-19 federal budget. The budget dedicates $50 million dollars over five years to "supporting local journalism," but who's eligible for funding? Though crucial details are pending, PostMedia Network's CEO Paul Godfrey and former Globe and Mail EIC Ed Greenspon are not happy—so maybe this isn't such a bad thing after all! Jesse speaks with entrepreneurs running innovative, independent digital media startups across the country to gauge their reactions, and to see if any of them will be vying for a piece of the government-made pie. Maureen Googoo of Ku'Ku'Kwes News (Atlantic Canada), Tim Bousquet of The Halifax Examiner (Halifax), Erin Millar of Discourse Media (Vancouver), Jeremy Klaszus of The Sprawl (Calgary), and James Baxter of iPolitics (Ottawa) join Jesse. Support CANADALAND: http://canadalandshow.com/join See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Media concentration, market consolidation, vertical integration, call it whatever catch phrase you like. It all means the same thing. Fewer and fewer corporate identities are producing content, sending it out from their outlets on their transmission systems to your devices they sell and contract to you. It's been going on and spreading for 40 years but the last decade has seen this cannibalization and elimination of diversity in opinion and thought reach a fever pitch. Canada is the runaway leader of media monopoly in the G8 nations by a wide margin. Yes, a large degree greater than the United States. From the Royal Irvings who own every english paper in New Brunswick, to the perverted legacies of Ted Rogers and Izzy Asper, to the megalomania of Pierre Karl Peladeau and Conrad Black, to the absolute fireball destruction known as Postmedia and Paul Godfrey. Has it been enabled by governments? Yes, indeed. Has it been sold by these same conglomerates as the cure-all of the 21st century? Absolutely. Has it worked at all? For a few at the top, yes. For the public, for employees, for unions, for investors, for freedom of expression and diversity of opinion, the answer is a resounding no. But it's not over. The cause is not yet lost. The internet has yet to be corralled, despite constant efforts to do so. The last frontier is producing independent content interested in journalism, truth and ethics. Just as originally intended before news was a commodity. Before "infotainment". Someone at the forefront of that fight is Sandy Garossino, Associate Editor of the National Observer. Sandy joins us in the second half of the show to explain the uphill battle for independent media in 21st century Canada. A battle that deserves your support and attention. Tune in, join the chat room, call in and be heard. Help contribute to and encourage the survival of independent media.

RCMP officers spied on journalists without authorization.   Postmedia's CEO Paul Godfrey wants the government to prop up newspapers.   Sophie Gregoire Trudeau said something surprising in an interview and people went bananas.   Plus, we introduce a new segment called (maybe) “Duly Noted.” If you have a better name, please tell us.   Freelance journalist Omar Mouallem co-hosts.Support CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The New York Times declares Canada is hip, while the Prime Minister's wife breaks into song. Three men are cast into suspicion by the press for taking video at a mall. Job losses continue at Postmedia after President and CEO Paul Godfrey emails the wrong guy about a secret meeting. Omar Mouallem returns as co-host.Support CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony sits down with Canadian business and political legend Paul Godfrey to discuss how he stays on top his fitness and health, his time heading up The Toronto Blue Jays, the challenges facing media companies like PostMedia, and his efforts to secure a NFL team for Toronto.

August 7, 2014 - Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/XFHL60. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Paul Godfrey, a professor at Brigham Young University, is part of a growing movement that says we can end poverty, that it is not a necessary part of of a global economy. His book, More than Money, was just published by Stanford Business Books. In the book he lays out specific plans for enabling and empowering people to rise above their circumstances, helping them to develop five different forms of capital:institutional, human, social, organizational, and physical. Paul will also be speaking at GoodCrowd14, the Social Enterprise and Crowdfunding Conference at Snowbird, Utah on September 26, 2014. More about More than Money: This book presents a novel framework that shows how five types of interrelated capital—institutional, human, social, organizational, and physical—enable development and sustainable growth. In addition to a widely-applicable model, Godfrey provides principles to guide application. Core chapters articulate each specific form of capital and provide examples of how it contributes to the triple bottom line. Not just a theoretical examination of poverty, More than Money delivers timely advice to organizations that produce goods and services, implement policies, and create meaningful change on the ground. This book will guide social innovators and entrepreneurs in business, government, and civil society settings as they create a vision, assemble a team of strong partners, and effectively measure social innovation. Paul’s bio: Paul C. Godfrey is a Professor of Strategic Management, Senior Research Fellow and Associate Academic Director of the Ballard Center for Economic Self-Reliance. His work on Corporate Social Responsibility as insurance continues to be cited and used by other scholars and practitioners. His work has appeared in the top management and strategy journals, the Academy of Management Reviewand the Strategic Management Journal. His current research focuses on self-reliance and eliminating global poverty in the lives of individuals and families. Paul currently has a book in production on the subject with the Stanford University Press, and his article on the informal economy was the most downloaded article from the Annals of the Annals of the Academy of Management for 2011.

Paul talks about Liverpool FC, trips to skegness, and spreaded cheese sandwiches.