Podcast appearances and mentions of Ross Rebagliati

Ross Rebagliati, Michael Phelps, and Sha'Carri Richardson. Different athletes, different sports, and different eras. Tremendous athletic ability and years of arduous training aren't all they have in common. Their sporting careers have all been touched by cannabis. Dr. Mark Ware and his colleagues examined cannabis and elite athletes. What they found was captivating and thought provoking. Join Kirk and Trevor in the discussion ranging from WADA to Lausanne, Switzerland to the para-Olympic movement and how cannabis can and should fit into athletics.Mark Ware - LinkedInMusic by:Bob Marley and the Wailers - Coming in From the Cold -YouTubeAdditional Music:Desiree Dorion desireedorion.comMarc Clement - FacebookTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca

We remember longtime host of The Early Edition Rick Cluff in this special edition of BC Today, hosted by Cluff's longtime friend Amy Bell. Cluff died recently at the age of 74 following a short battle with cancer. He spent more than 40 years with the CBC, and is best remembered for his 20 years as host of The Early Edition where he helped to turn it into the No. 1-rated morning show in the competitive Metro Vancouver radio market. Guests Margaret Gallagher, Fred Lee, Michelle Eliot and Jason D'Souza join us to celebrate our friend and former colleague and our callers included Olympic gold medalist Ross Rebagliati, former CBC producer Heather Kennedy, friends, former guests and listeners from across Canada.

Ross Rebagliati, 52 Born 1971 North Vancouver BCDiving team 1978Swim team High school 1985Ski raced 5yrs (10-15) 1980-86Started snowboarding 1987-88Coached snowboard halfpipe camps for Craig Kelly 1988-91BC amateur series 1988 - 1991 — Won everything haha — they tried to kick me off the tour by the end.. lol USA and Canadian amateur champion Snowboarding 1990Lord Byng high school Grad 1990Moved to Whistler 1990 - 2018Cover of TransWold Snowboarding magazine 1991World Cup debut Austria 19921st pro win Mt.Baker Banked Slalom 1992 European Champion 1994US Open Champion 1994Whistler World cup 1996Multiple other world cup wins and podiumsGold medal Nagano winter Olympics Feb 8, 1998.Tested positive for THCDisqualified and reinstated within 3 days (First time any athlete was reinstated by the IOC)Was temporarily in a Japanese jailJay Leno 2 days laterConan O'brian etc etcBecame a public figureRoots sponsorship 1999- 2002Retired from pro snowboarding 1999Became a cannabis advocate 2000 - 2023No fly list 2001 (re: 911) 22 yrs and counting….Worked construction renos, framer, heavy equipment, flipped real estate etc.RossGold established 2012RossGold glass 2012-2018 RossGold store 2015 - 2017 (prohibition)Various jobs growing in the grey market 2000 - 2018Closed the RossGold company during legalization 2017-2023Worked in various BC craft/micro facilities 2019-2022Feb 8, 2023 RossGold cannabis products in Canadian stores. (25yrs to the day! Not planned — coincidence!)Currently living near Penticton, BCMarried with 3 kids: 14, 11, and 8. They all ski and snowboard, but also individually play football, dance and play hockey. Founder/CEO RossGold CannabisDocumentary “Nagano till now” premiering at the 2023 Whistler Film Festival.Thanks to Jeremy Benning, our co-producer and sound editor.And thanks to Albert Wong, who created and performed the music.For more insightful conversations related to cannabis law, listen to our other episodes at https://podcast.cannabislawonearth.com/ If you're looking for a good text book on Canada's federal cannabis law and regulations with helpful related case law, read Canada's Cannabis Act.And if you need a cannabis lawyer, ask Russell for more information at https://cannabislaw.ca

Ross Rebagliati is a former professional Canadian snowboarder who won a gold medal in the men's giant slalom event at the 1998 Winter Olympics. The International Olympic Committee initially stripped him of the medal due to a failed drug test for the presence of cannabis, but that was overruled by an appeals court two days later, resulting in the medal being restored. Since retiring from snowboarding, Rebagliati has become an entrepreneur in the cannabis industry, and he joins Vivian to tell you all about it.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Cannabis attitudes have changed since Ross Rebagliati's Olympic mishap in 1998, but pro sports remain stuck in the past.

Season 1, Episode 3Can Weed and Pro Sports Coexist?The 2022 Winter Olympics are about to start in Beijing, and there has been a lot of attention paid to these games already, from the strict COVID-19 protocols that will be in place to concerns over China's human rights record. But there's one issue that comes up at nearly every Olympic Games: drug testing. In a few memorable cases, athletes have been penalized after testing positive for cannabis—a drug that normally isn't considered performance enhancing. Attitudes toward cannabis have changed dramatically over the past couple of decades, but less so for professional athletes. It's been twenty-four years since Canadian snowboarder Ross Rebagliati won gold at the 1998 Winter Olympics, in Nagano, Japan, only to be temporarily stripped of his medal hours later, after testing positive for marijuana. Now that cannabis is legal in several parts of the world, can weed and sports finally coexist? This week, we hear from Alex Cyr, who recently wrote about the relationship between professional sports and weed. He's a freelance writer whose work has appeared in the Globe and Mail and Toronto Life. Sheena Rossiter speaks with Cyr about his story on how the world of sport is reconciling its relationship with cannabis.In this episode:We hear about why Cyr decided to write about professional sports and its relationship with weed.We hear about the case of American 100-metre sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson. Then we hear about the case of Ross Rebagliati and Cyr's interview with the former Olympian.After that, we hear about what Cyr is watching right now.Finally, we check in on five things we're talking about this week at The Walrus.Links:Athletes Are Getting Burned by Weed Rules. Is the Sports World Out of Touch? For the Love of the Game The Sports Collectible Market Is Booming. Is It about the Money or the Memories?Why Olympians Are Struggling to Get SponsorshipsAdditional Links:Punching Nazis Won't End FascismLinks to stories about Black History Month Facebook @thewalrusTwitter @thewalrus Instagram @thewalrusLooking to get in touch about the podcast? You can reach us at web@thewalrus.ca. Credits:Hosted and produced by Sheena Rossiter and Angela Misri, with editing by Shayne Giles.Music provided by Audio Jungle. Our theme song is “This Podcast Theme” by Inplus Music. Additional music “Stay Cool” by Loops Lab, “Podcast Intro” by Inplus Music, and “Unreleased Demo” provided by Pixabay.Additional audio clips come from TSN, The Young Turks, the International Olympic Committee, Leno, and LetsRun.com on YouTube.

In this Winter Olympics Special episode, James and Rowan discuss all things winter sports, and James tells us about his experience watching events and hobnobbing with athletes at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games. We are super stoked to also be joined for a full feature interview with the first ever Olympic Gold Medalist in Men's Snowboarding - Canadian Champion Ross Rebagliati! Ross regales us with tales of riding on the world tour, as well as winning (and losing?) his gold medal at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Games.

How did gold medalist Ross Rebagliati find himself inside a Japanese prison? At the 1998 Nagano Games, one snowboarder's failed drug test leads to important questions about how much - or how little - has changed when it comes to the Olympics and weed. Hosted by Molly Bloom. Produced by FilmNation Entertainment in association with Gilded Audio.

The PACE Radio Show Tonight Kim Cooper & Al Graham sit down with Canadian Olympic Gold Medalist Ross RebagliatiRoss won the Gold medal in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano Japan during his epic run on the snowboard course. Then the Olympic committee confiscated that medal after Ross tested positive for cannabis. The medal was later reinstated, due to cannabis not being listed on the banned substances list as “performance enhancing”. Even though the medal was returned, the stigma perpetuated caused him to lose sponsorships and focus was now on cannabis, instead of his sport. This ultimately forced him out of the competitive sports world. He has been quoted as saying “I wasn't recognized for what I had accomplished but for something illegal” The ordeal left Ross shaken, but not dissuaded. He wanted his experience and publicity behind it all to mean something. So instead of shying away, he stood up. He wanted to give meaning to what he had gone through and became a spokesperson for the benefits of cannabis, turning adversity into entrepreneurial success. Ross' Gold was born, and it began with a line of glass paraphernalia, creating the first bong made with real gold. Since then, they have expanded into creating a line of cannabis consumption products, in keeping with the medalists Gold, Silver & Bronze Olympic theme. https://www.ross-gold.com/We will catch up with this historic Olympian and discuss his win, his line, his drive & his future goals in cannabis, all LIVE tonightTune In every Wednesday night at 8pm ET / 5pm PST to catch our LIVE show, only on the PACE Radio Network found at http://paceradio.net/Thanks for tuning in from all your hosts at The P.A.C.E. Radio Show! http://pace-online.ca/Thank you to all our sponsors....Legacy 420 located on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in Ontario https://legacy420.com/Belleville Ontario's bma Hydroponics at https://www.bmahydroponics.com/Campbellford Lifestyle Shop in Campbellford OntarioDr. Buck Cannabis Trimming Solutions https://www.drbuckcts.com#ThePACEradioShow#PACEradioNetwork#Rossgoldmj

Ross Rebagliati, Michael Phelps, and Sha'Carri Richardson. Different athletes, different sports, and different eras. Tremendous athletic ability and years of arduous training aren't all they have in common. Their sporting careers have all been touched by cannabis. Dr. Mark Ware and his colleagues examined cannabis and elite athletes. What they found was captivating and thought provoking. Join Kirk and Trevor in the discussion.Music by:Bob Marley and the Wailers - Coming in From the Cold - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR5lR7BqPIg(Yes we got a SOCAN membership to use this song all legal and proper like)Additional Music:Desiree Dorionwww.desireedorion.com/Marc Clementhttp://marcclementmusic.com/

Host Scott Harrigan speaks with Ross Rebagliati on his stripped gold medal in men's Snowboarding due to his failed drug test for usage of weed. Be sure to follow more on Ross by following him on Instagram!https://www.instagram.com/rossrebagliati98/?hl=en

Ross Rebagliati won the first ever Olympic gold medal in snowboarding, only to have it stripped away when officials reported he'd tested positive for marijuana on a post-race drug test. Ross soon found himself in a Japanese police station, under heavy interrogation for hours and potentially facing a long prison sentence simply for having a few nanograms of THC metabolite in his urine. He tells Abdullah and Bean his entire epic Olympic story, from being fifteen and one of the first serious ski racers to switch to snowboarding, to smoking weed on the chairlift while training for World Cup events, to everything he went through at the 1998 Olympics and its aftermath, and his new career as the founder of Ross's Gold, a Canadian cannabis company.  He also offers words of comfort and encouragement to sprinting sensation Sha'Carri Richardson, who was disqualified from this year's Tokyo games after testing positive for THC. JOIN US ON PATREON Sign up for our Great Moments in Weed History Patreon for special bonuses and fun surprises PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSORS! This episode is brought to you by Tweedle Farms, Northwest Oregon's premier, family owned hemp farm, specializing in farm-to-table, terpene rich, high CBD hemp flower, concentrates, vapes, edibles and topicals. Use promo code “greatmoments” for 20% off your next order shipped anywhere in the United States.

Patrick Maliha joins the show as he does every week and discusses anxiety of opening up and being in public after 15 months of lockdowns. Ross Rebagliati is a Canadian Olympic Gold Medal Winner (Snowboarding 1998). He joins the show to talk about his experience. Rob is now married with kids and runs his own business.

Today's guests: Ross Rebagliati, Canadian Olympic gold medalist snowboarder / Cannabis entrepreneur / Founder and CEO of Ross'Gold Bryan Thomas, Senior Research Associate & Adjunct Professor, Centre for Health Law, Policy & Ethics, University of Ottawa Balkan Devlen, Senior Fellow at Macdonald-Laurier Institute / Adjunct Research Professor at Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Snowboarding gold medal winner Ross Rebagliati discusses being stripped of his gold medal over a positive marijuana test, and what's next for sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson. Watch

U.S. sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson will miss the women's 100-metre race at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, after accepting a suspension for testing positive for THC, the psychoactive chemical found in marijuana. We talk to Ross Rebagliati, a Canadian Olympian whose gold medal almost went up in smoke after he tested positive for the drug in 1998; and Paul Melia, CEO of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport.

Tonight join us for a chat with Olympic gold medalist Ross Rebagliati. Along with some grow tips, and our usual news, views, reviews and silliness...#The420RadioShow is heard LIVE Friday's at 7pm ET. on The #LifestyleRadio Network at www.420radio.ca and www.LifestyleRadio.caStalk us on the tweeder @The420RadioShow, and on IG @420radio.ca#Canadian #Cannabis #RealTalk and #Tunes #Radio

On this episode Joe sits down with Gold Medal Olympian Ross Rebagliati. They talk about Ross' journey to winning his gold medal at the 1998 games for Men's Giant Slalom in Snowboarding.  The y then talk about Ross' new business venture in the world of Cannabis Ross' Gold.Links:https://www.instagram.com/rossrebagliati98https://www.freestyleapex.com/programs/apex-snowboard-club/Artwork: The Great Geraldohttps://www.instagram.com/the_great_geraldoMusic: Mikey Bingo Beats https://www.instagram.com/mikeybingobeatshttps://www.instagram.com/signsbybaker

Ross Rebagliati is a Canadian Olympian. Ross won the gold medal in the 1998 Nagano Olympics Games in the Giant Slalom. Since then, Ross has continued to work hard to provide for his loved ones. Most recently he launched Ross'Gold which is a smoking and accessories company. Contact InfoInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/rossrebagliati98/?hl=en

Ross Rebagliati is a former professional snowboarder who's name has become synonymous with weed. At one point Ross was the most famous snowboarder on the planet. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=NDZ2GQSRQ2BQQ&source=url)

Questa è la puntata dei primi. È la prima puntata del 2021, è la prima puntata con un ospite internazionale, è la prima intervista in inglese… Ma soprattutto, è la prima volta che intervisto un campione olimpico. E restando in tema di PRIMI, ho intervistato la prima medaglia d'oro olimpica di snowboard della storia! Era il 98, a Nagano in Giappone e per la prima volta compariva lo SNOWBOARD tra le discipline olimpiche. A salire sul gradino più alto del podio quell'anno fu ROSS REBAGLIATI. La sua è una storia molto particolare, che parla di resilienza (un termine che ora va tanto di moda), di sogni e di scelte. Scelte che intrecciano le sue due passioni di tutta una vita: lo snowboard e la Cannabis. A causa di una piccolissima quantità di cannabis trovata negli esami post gara di Ross (parliamo di 0,17 su un limite di 0,15) a Ross fu tolta la medaglia d'oro, poi restituita dopo un ricorso legale.Non voglio spoilerare di più. Ti dico solo che la sua è una storia che merita davvero di essere ascoltata, soprattutto se non hai mai sentito parlare né di lui, ne del CBD, una sostanza molto interessante per gli amanti dello snowboard e degli action sport in generale. Ho diviso la puntata in 2 parti, nella prima parte ho ricostruito l'intervista, traducendola tutta in italiano. Dal minuto 33:33 (facile da ricordare) invece, ho riportato l'intera intervista fatta a Ross, scegli tu quale parte ascoltare (anche entrambe ovviamente). Fammi sapere che ne pensi di questa impostazione, se è facile da seguire o se preferiresti un'altra modalità per le prossime interviste in inglese. Come dico sempre, ogni feedback per me è molto importante, ed è sempre un piacere scambiare 4 chiacchiere con chi condivide la mia passione. Quindi scrivimi! Mi trovi sia su instagram che su Telegram come @mattiaradenti. Trovi tutte le puntate del podcast e le risorse EXTRA su ----> https://comeunpro.com/

Ross Rebagliati was the first-ever gold medalist in Olympic snowboarding.  He was also the first Olympian to have his medal taken away and given back.  Instead of being a blessing, the Olympic Medal ended up being a curse for Ross.  On the podcast, we talk about how the biggest triumph of his life turned into a series of wrong turns--for a guy who should be a household name.  It’s an interesting one with an athlete who was wronged, but he's also an athlete who never really helped himself. Ross Rebagliati Show Notes: 6:00:  Skiing, Palmer, and ski racing 18:00:  Craig Kelly, Burton, racing, and snowboard goals 24:45:  10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone Glade Optics:  Enter the code TPM to get 10% off Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast 22:30:  Partying when he moved to Whistler, The World Cup Tour, winning the Mt Baker Banked Slalom 33:30:  The end of Burton, F2 Snowboards, and finding out about the Olympics 38:00:  The beginning of the Olympic Curse, knee injury, and being without a team because of weed 47:30:  Getting on the Olympic team, the new tour, and the Canadian Team 47:30:  Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there Elan Skis:  75 Years of Good Times 49:00:  In the lead at the Olympics, what goes through your mind watching the rest of the field, and what happens when you win Olympic gold 55:00:  Instant Rockstar, being big in Japan, and things that happened leading up to the game and when does he realize there is trouble? 62:45:  Weedmaps 'Question of the Podcast' and Ad  67:00:  Being a criminal gold medalist in Japan, his treatment by the IOC, and being a global story but not one that you can cash in on 74:00:  Quitting snowboard racing in 1999, living in a van down by the river for 2 years, and things falling apart in his late 20’s 80:00:  Timing is lining up for him to be the Canadian weed industry, his many ventures, and what I think he should do. 84:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Mark Fawcett

In Hour 3, we heard from Olympic Gold Medalist Ross Rebagliati & asked 5 Questions

Sports Cannabis had the unique pleasure of sitting down with Ross Rebagliati, the legend, gold medalist, cannabis advocate, entrepreneur, father and recently collaborated with OVO. You've probably seen his pictures on social media, always active, breaking the stigma, promoting awareness and education. He's joined Sports Cannabis to chat all things Cannabis and we can expect Ross's Gold in the near future! www.treehousesolution.com

Listen To This Ep148 - Gold Medal Olympian Ross Rebagliati - NDE Heli - Skiing In Alaska (11 03 '20) by Todd Hancock

This week we feature Ross Rebagliati, the FIRST Gold Medalist in Olympic Snowboarding history. Not only was he the first to win gold in the emerging new sport back in 1998 in Nagano, Japan, he was also the first to lose his medal, then get it back again. For past 22 years, Rebagliati tried to distance himself from the bizarre sequence of events—and the 17.8 nanograms of marijuana that triggered a series of serious and complicated events.  We discuss the aftermath and how it nearly ended him. Twenty two years later, he realizes he will always be known as "the pot-smoking snowboarder dude who nearly lost Olympic Gold," but he's come to terms with it. It's an odd legacy, but at least he isn't afraid of it anymore. That was just the beginning of an Olympic drama like none other. We discuss the sport, how the drama of his temporary loss of his gold medal affected him, what the aftermath was like and where he is today.  It's a very insightful interview into the life of an athlete in an emerging new sport and how it can go so wrong in the blink of an eye. Rebagliati began competing as a downhill skier, but took an interest in snowboarding and at age 16, taught himself to snowboard. He turned professional in the 1991–92 season, winning the Canadian Amateur Snowboard Championship in 1991 and the US Open and European Championships in 1994. He won the world giant slalom title at Sestriere, Italy, in 1996.  In both 1996 and 1997 won the world super-giant slalom title at Whistler, Canada. His crowning achievement was his Olympic gold medal at Nagano in 1998 in the first-ever snowboarding event held at a Winter Games. Because of his fearlessness and prior experience, he was able to overcome the fierce weather that came in during the first and second runs of the event. However, three days later the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced that Rebagliati had tested positive for marijuana and stripped him of his medal. Rebagliati adamantly insisted that he had not used marijuana since 1997 and had most likely been exposed to it secondhand during a party held for him by his friends prior to his departure for Nagano. The Canadian Olympic Association appealed the decision and five days later he won back the gold medal, as he was reinstated by the Court of Arbitration in Sport. Marijuana was a banned substance on the FIS (International Ski Federation) list, but not a banned substance on the IOC list. Critics of snowboarding felt that such antics were to be expected from athletes in this new sport with its young following and chastised the IOC for allowing the event into the Games. Others, however, chose to praise Rebagliati for his calmness under pressure and his unrelenting loyalty to his friends. For more information on Ross Rebagliati follow him here - -  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rossrebagliati98/?hl=en #TheRoeShow    

Canadian Gold Medal Snowboarder came by for a one on one with Ryan Haze

Bob and Eric sit down with filmmaker and Olympic gold medalist Ross Rebagliati and Tony Germinario to discuss “Chairlift,” an upcoming comedy film they're producing imbued with marijuana-culture, how cannabis culture has evolved since the days of medical-only marijuana here in Colorado, and Ross' experience winning Gold in 1998 and finding himself on the world stage embroiled in a global dialogue about cannabis.  Hoban Law Group created The Hoban Minute to get closer to our network, highlight the many voices that make up this multifaceted global industry and provide a broader perspective on cannabis, hemp, and marijuana international markets.  Contact Hoban Law Group for all your cannabusiness legal needs.

Sports Cannabis presented by Treehouse Solution is a platform for Sports, Athletes and Cannabis to co-exist. We had that absolute pleasure and opportunity to sit down with a Canadian Legend, Ross Rebagliati to discuss his career, sports and cannabis. We get a chance to take a journey with him through the olympics and fast forward to his current brands as well as focus on cannabis advocacy and the work he's done to help push the Cannabis Industry forward.

everyone remembers his name, his smile & his story: winning the first-ever Olympic gold medal for snowboarding - only to have it rescinded for weed - and then reinstated all over again. those extreme highs and lows that Olympic snowboarder Ross Rebagliati experienced at Nagano 98 have set the tone for a lifetime of thoughtful, inspired risk-taking as he parlayed the buzz around his name (being synonymous with great ganj) into a breakthrough business opportunity: Ross' Gold. LISTENUP as we have an insightful sesh with OG cannabis crusader Ross Rebagliati as he shares his sage advice for riding life's highs and lows. it's the latest HIGHTEA.life.

Hey Hey Hey hey hey, Lots of Olympic, weed, jail and snowboard culture talk. Quite the story for all of that glory. Enoy!

Hey Hey Hey hey hey, I sit down with Olympic Gold Medal winner, Ross Rebagliati. Twenty two years he was at a party with a bunch of people blazing doobies then he won a gold medal. He had it stripped, got it back, supposedly didn't inhale, went on Leno, carried on with life, new found fame, personal and professional challenges, inhaled, turned into Canadas weed guy, family man and all around great dude.

Ross Rebagliati, 1998 Men's Snowboarding Olympic Gold Medal. Twenty years ago, Ross brought the highest level of sport and cannabis use in the same spotlight. At that moment, a Legacy was born. Today, Legacy stands for a growing lifestyle and a community of both high level and everyday athletes who are focused on living their best life.

Athletes for Care is an advocacy group pushing for more thoughtful policy and practice for athletes and sport governing bodies. Business of Cannabis joined Athletes for Care for their event and caught up with athletes past and present pushing for change. In this podcast, Olympic gold medalist Ross Rebagliati joined Jay Rosenthal to talk about his storied history as an athlete who is inextricably linked to cannabis. As well, Rebagliati has launched his own cannabis brands - Legacy. This podcast was made possible by Strainprint and Jessica Moran joined us to introduce each podcast.Joshua Brooker is the podcast's producer. 

Olympic gold medalist Ross Rebagliati / Dick Pound jokes / Joe Warmington calls in to talk about Don Cherry / Jessica from Strainprint / Time passages / The impeachment bore / Podcast extra - The deformed dog and Ikea visits.

Olympic snowboarder Ross Rebagliati joins Montel to recount his experience of winning gold in the 1988 Winter Olympics, only to be stripped of his title because of low levels of THC in his bloodstream. He also shares how his medal was returned to him and the ways that society has changed since the incident. https://legacybyross.com  Support the show (https://www.youtube.com/letsbebluntwithmontel )

Guest: Ross Rebagliati, Olympic Gold medalist

On the second episode of 'Forward Progress', host Gord Randall speaks with former Olympic gold medallist and marijuana advocate Ross Rebagliati about what legalization means for athletes, regulation and recovery, and building a cannabis empire.

Cette semaine, attachez vos tuques.  Pour la période des fêtes, on saute dans le sujet de l'heure: le cannabis.  Qui de mieux pour nous parler de ce produit que l'homme qui a été critiqué ouvertement: Ross Rebagliati.  Médaillé d'Or à Nagano en 1998, Ross fait le point sur la planche à neige, l'état de la légalisation et le futur du cannabis.  Bonne écoute!

Warning Adult Content. Rebagliati was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. After turning pro in 1991, he was the first ever to win an Olympic gold medal for Men's Snowboarding at the 1998 Winter Olympics. After winning the gold, he was found to have Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in his circulatory system following a blood test and he was automatically disqualified. This decision was eventually overturned... this is his story

20 years ago, Ross Rebagliati was a household name in Canada – first for winning the gold in Nagano in Giant Slalom and then for being disqualified when a blood test revealed THC in his system. Since the Olympics, he has become a cultural icon in the cannabis community. We hear his thoughts on legalization day.

Sid's Something Else Ep66 - Ross Rebagliati Close Call Heli Skiing (09 17 '18) by Todd Hancock

Join host Shawn King as he chats with Ross Rebagliati, Olympic gold medal winner for Men's Snowboarding at the 1998 Winter Olympics. After winning the gold, Ross was found to have Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in his circulatory system following a blood test and he was automatically disqualified. This decision was eventually overturned, largely on the basis that marijuana was not on the list of banned substances, and Rebagliati was given back the medal. The next day he appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and became an instant icon to many. Since that day, Ross has become a cultural phenomenon in the marijuana world and is an outspoken advocate of medical cannabis. He is also the brand ambassador and face of the Ross’ Gold™ and Legacy by Ross Rebagliati™ brands. TURNING A NEW LEAF twitter: @ANewLeafPod FB: www.facebook.com/TurningANewLeafPodcast

说起加拿大的Ross Rebagliati ，人们会同时想到两件事，一是冬奥会金… »

TSN Special Contributor Michael Farber joins Landsberg in the Morning to discuss his SportsCentre feature "Higher Ground" on Ross Rebagliati's story after winning gold at the Nagano Olympics, his career in the cannabis industry and more.

This week on This Week in Cannabis we feature an interesting and informative interview with Olympic Gold Medalist snowboarder Ross Rebagliati. Ross clues us in on RossGold.com, his strains, his Olympic experience and more! Don't miss out and keep it locked at www.DudeGrows.com.

This week on This Week in Cannabis we feature an interesting and informative interview with Olympic Gold Medalist snowboarder Ross Rebagliati. Ross clues us in on RossGold.com, his strains, his Olympic experience and more! Don't miss out and keep it locked at www.DudeGrows.com.

Jeff McArthur speaks with Ross Rebagliati on whether marijuana is a performance enhancer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former parliamentarian Randy White discusses why he's backing the provincial Conservatives. Olympic snowboarder Ross Rebagliati talks about why he's running for the federal Liberals in Okanagan-Coquihalla. And our rabble-rousing panel - Don Anderson, Dave Obee, Bob Russell and Paul Willcocks - debate the week that was in provincial and federal politics.

Recall a wild ride with: Coffee talk with Gold Medalist Ross Rebagliati – Olympic Outsider #3 (18:45, .mp3 ) Interview with 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics Gold Medalist and Snowboard legend Ross Rebagliati at a busy Symposium on Web 2.0 and the Future of Sport at Vancouver’s Take 5 Cafe. Dave asks Ross about the drug-testing … Continue reading Coffee talk with Gold Medalist Ross Rebagliati – Olympic Outsider #3 →

Follow along with: Coffee talk with Gold Medalist Ross Rebagliati – Olympic Outsider #3 (18:45, .m4a “enhanced podcast” fortified with photos) An enhanced Olympic Outsider podcast with host Dave Olson visiting with 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics Gold Medalist and Snowboard legend Ross Rebagliati. Blurb: At a busy Symposium on Web 2.0 and the Future of Sport at … Continue reading Coffee talk with Gold Medalist Ross Rebagliati – Olympic Outsider #3 (enhanced) →

Marijuana: The Performance Enhancer with Ross Rebagliati. Ross is a Canadian professional snowboarder, Olympic Gold Medal Winner and founder of Legacy Brands, a CBD consumables company and Ross' Gold, a medical cannabis merchandise company. Ross Rebagliati is a firm believer that Marijuana is a performance enhancer, and that usage can be helpful for some activities such as extreme sports, as it improves muscle relaxation, reduces anxiety, and extincts fear memories (e.g., negative experiences) leading to enhanced performance. It also improves sleep time and recovery, which may favour performance when an athlete is facing multiple competitions in a short period of time. Ross believes that Cannabis has many benefits of which CBD (cannabidiol) is one of the biggest. CBD has very powerful anti-inflammatory properties. Reducing inflammation helps to better manage the aches and pains an athlete's body chronically endures. It also has a calming effect reducing stress and anxiety which are two more realities of being an athlete. In January 2013, Rebagliati and his business partner, Patrick Smyth, launched Ross' Gold, a medical marijuana business. Ross' Gold's primary focus remains on establishing a brand in Canada and gaining a foothold in the industry under the federal government's new regulations. Under the new Marijuana for Medical Purposes Regulations, cannabis would be treated as any other narcotic used for medical purposes, enabling patients to acquire products as needed based on a health-care practitioner's prescription.