Podcasts about Vancouver Grizzlies

UtahJazz.com's JP Chunga chatted with Jazz assistant coach and PEI native Scott Morrison in Toronto. They talked about the future of Canadian basketball and its growth since the NBA was introduced in 1995 with the Toronto Raptors and Vancouver Grizzlies.

A 1992 Bellevue West graduate, Strickland advanced to the NBA after standout high school and collegiate careers in Nebraska. At Bellevue West, Strickland starred in football, basketball and baseball and was the 1992 prep athlete of the year. He earned all-state honors in all three sports and led Bellevue West's basketball team to three straight state tournaments, including a runner-up finish in 1991. He was a four-year letterman in basketball for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, starting for three years. He was the Big Eight Freshman of the Year in 1983 and was three-time All Big-eight defensive team selection. He played professionally for the Dallas Mavericks, New York Knicks, Vancouver Grizzlies, Boston Celtics, Indiana Pacers and Milwaukee Bucks. Erick Strickland ended his four-year career at Nebraska as the sixth leading scorer in NU history, with 1,586 career points. The Bellevue, Neb., native led the Huskers to the NIT title in 1996, and for his efforts was named the tournament MVP.To View This Episode- https://youtu.be/jI7OWjMvUms#whoknewinthemoment #philfriedrich #ErickStrickland #huskers #mlb #nba

Nish Ithayakumar is a Vancouver-raised tech entrepreneur currently living in San Francisco, running Ponyrun (formerly Nimbus), an AI-based sales tool that helps automate research for high-quality results at scale, and the company was part of the prestigious Y-Combinator program.He joins Ara on this week's episode of #TheTamilCreator to discuss growing up in Vancouver (including the Grizzlies), playing “way too many video games” growing up, firsthand benefits of the Y-Combinator program for his startup, the Eureka moment that sparked the birth of Ponyrun, how his investors reacted to him pivoting from Nimbus to Ponyrun, leveraging a consulting job to open doors for his tech aspirations, the path to starting his own business (Ponyrun), the pros and cons of San Francisco, the importance of being an active listener, and so much more.Follow Nish:- LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nithayakumar/) Timestamps00:19 - Ara introduces this week's guest, Nish Ithayakumar01:08 - Nish speaks on his upbringing; video games and calculating what mattered03:15 - Not being a fan of food04:40 - Growing up during the Vancouver Grizzlies era05:52 - From Vancouver to Toronto to San Francisco; following his passion for tech06:43 - The challenges of transition from Canada to America for work08:01 - Working for multiple companies before starting his own (Nimbus)09:53 - His “Eureka moment”11:19 - From targeting small customers to bigger ones13:37 - How his investors reacted to him pivoting from Nimbus to Ponyrun15:53 - Coming up with the name Ponyrun; focusing on what mattered (customers)16:39 - Excelling at creating solutions; seeing a gap for automation18:59 - Are the responses they've received positive, negative, or neutral?21:29 - How CRM fits into his business operations22:17 - Ponyrun surpassing Nimbus revenue in five months of operations23:12 - Benefits of being part of the Y Combinator program; fundraising, network, etc.25:21 - How the easy path dilutes you26:20 - Being at an inflection point27:25 - Is too much automation a bad; having to handhold and showcase value29:09 - Having a product that could help generate more sales for himself30:40 - His business model; a monthly subscription31:06 - What are Nish's future plans for Ponyrun?31:57 - Does he miss Vancouver and was moving to San Francisco the right decision?33:15 - The perception of San Francisco35:47 - Nish's favourite things about living in San Francisco; views, food, and more37:10 - Where he sees himself professionally/personally over the next 5-10 years38:34 - How his family feels about San Francisco; their role in his decision-making39:16 - The importance of sense of community amidst today's loneliness epidemic40:12 - Learning lessons he's picked up along his journey; active listening as a skill43:41 - The Tamil community in Vancouver versus San Francisco versus Toronto45:57 - Advice he would give his 16-year-old self49:18 - The personal legacy he wants to be remembered for by friends and family50:01 - Creator Confessions1:02:15 - The Wrap UpIntro MusicProduced And Mixed By:- The Tamil Creator- YanchanWritten By:- Aravinthan Ehamparam- Yanchan Rajmohan     Support the show

It's a special mea culpa episode this week, as we welcome back Szczecin University (Poland) history professor and Episode 289 guest Łukasz Muniowski (Turnpike Team: A History of the New Jersey Nets 1977-2012) for a deep dive into the drama of the NBA's Vancouver Grizzlies move to Memphis in 2001 - and an assessment of the winners and losers some 23+ years since.   While Muniowski's current title on the topic (The Grizzlies Migrate to Memphis: From Vancouver Failure to Southern Success) has been out since October, your humble host not only lost track of the book's publishing date, but also the entire audio file of our conversation (originally recorded back in August 2023) - until a recent cloud backup surfaced a redundant version.   It's worth the wait, as we tackle the origin story of the Grizzlies' move from Vancouver's GM Place (now Rogers Arena) to Memphis' Pyramid (and eventually FedEx Forum), the numerous other destination cities rumored in the process, the outsized personalities involved, the motivations behind such a hasty move only six seasons after becoming an expansion franchise, and the aftermath - including whether the Memphis version of the club can be labeled a "success," despite winning only two division titles since bringing pro hoops to Beale Street.    + + +   SUPPORT THE SHOW: Buy Us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/goodseatsstillavailable "Good Seats" Merch: http://tee.pub/lic/RdiDZzQeHSY   SPONSOR THANKS: Newspapers.com (promo code: GSA20):  https://newspapers.com Old School Shirts.com (promo code: GOODSEATS) https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats Royal Retros (promo code: SEATS): https://www.503-sports.com?aff=2   BUY/READ EARLY & OFTEN: The Grizzlies Migrate to Memphis: From Vancouver Failure to Southern Success (2023): https://amzn.to/3xNvWBr   FIND & FOLLOW: Website: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodseatsstillavailable Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable

On today's episode, the crew talks about the Minnesota Timberwolves beating the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets' eight-game winning streak. Next, former NBA player Mike Bibby discusses winning the National Championship in 1997 at Arizona, why he didn't want to get drafted to the Vancouver Grizzlies, the 2002 Sacramento Kings team, and playing against Kobe Bryant in high school. Then, the crew reacts to James Harden not speaking to the media after the game versus the Philadelphia 76ers, whether they're worried about the Los Angeles Clippers' struggles, and Anthony Davis' big performance against the Indiana Pacers. After that, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on Brandon Ingram's injury and the league's decision to shut down G-League team Ignite after the season. Finally, they react to top highlights dunks from around the NBA and Chris Paul's ejection on Sunday.

JD starts today's show weighing in on the current state of the Maple Leafs (00:00). David "Funny Dave" Dameshek joins the program to discuss sports fandom and the differences between cities, before sharing his take on the new-look new Steelers era and Kyle Dubas' Penguins (06:00). Mike Bibby, former NBA point guard and Sacramento Kings analyst, talks about the state of college athletics, getting drafted to the Vancouver Grizzlies, advice for the lottery-bound Raptors, and playing against LeBron James (50:00). JD ends the show with his thoughts on the Blue Jays trading Santiago Espinal. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.   

Eric Smith & Paul Jones are back with a new episode! They are joined by former assistant GM and current player agent Noah Croom! The guys go over how the pipeline to the NBA has changed with Noah. From the development of young players to the influx of Europeans, are we in a worse position now? How has the way referees are calling games impacted the offensive explosion we are currently seeing? The guys also go over some of the memories of the Vancouver Grizzlies, and whether or not basketball could work in Vancouver if given another chance.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Mike Bibby is in the building!! One of the original, original Jordan Brand members hops on Knuckleheads to chop it up with Q and D. He gets into winning the tournament with  Arizona, as well as what it was like getting drafted by Vancouver to play for the Grizzlies. Mike relives those legendary 2000s Kings teams, playing with C Webb and why he thinks they should've had at least one championship during that stretch. And of course … he lists his all-time five favorite Jordan PE's. We back live on location from XS Nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas!   '96 McDonalds game, playing against Kobe (8:20) Winning NCAA tournament his freshman year at Arizona (11:30) Getting drafted to the Vancouver Grizzlies (16:09) Going to the Kings with C Webb, Vlade and Peja (25:57) Lakers-Kings rivalry (38:56) Bibby's legendary Jordan collection (40:30) About Our Hosts: NBA veterans Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles are lifelong friends and bona fide truth-tellers. Listen as they invite special guests, high-profile athletes, musicians and entertainers to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold stories from the golden era of sports and culture. Named for the on-court celebration they made wildly popular, this unfiltered, hilarious and surprising podcast is like playing NBA 2K with no fouls. Other places to find Knuckleheads:  Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Instagram Follow on FacebookSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Younger fans of today's Memphis Grizzlies can be forgiven for thinking the NBA franchise has spent the entirety of its 28-year existence playing its still-evolving brand of pro hoops in the FedExForum. But this week's guest - documentary filmmaker and Vancouver, BC native Kat Jayme ("The Grizzlie Truth;" "Finding Big Country") - is here to remind us that the "Grizz" actually got its start as one of two 1995 Canadian expansion teams (the other: the still-vibrant Toronto Raptors), scratching out its initial six seasons of chaotic existence in Cascadia country. Despite five coaches, a woeful .219 winning percentage, a raft of questionable draft picks, and an economically challenging US/Canadian exchange rate - Jayme fondly remembers a team from her late 1990s youth which Vancouver embraced with unbridled enthusiasm - yet wonders not only why they left GM Place for Beale Street, but also what might have been had they stayed put in Rain City. + + +  WATCH EARLY & OFTEN: Finding Big Country (2018) The Grizzlie Truth (trailer; 2022) Born Identities (NBA Films short; 2021) We the West (2020) I'm Just Here For the Riot (ESPN Films "30 For 30" documentary; not yet released; 2023) FIND & FOLLOW: Website: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill Instagram (+ Threads): https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Memphis Grizzlies to the table for discussion. 

The Canada Basketball ICON, Jay Triano, pulls up on Canada Hoops ! Jay sits down with us to share his incredible basketball story thus far. Jay reflects on his 1st season as an assistant coach with the Sacramento Kings; and Jay tells us how he decided to write his book : Open Look: Canadian Basketball and Me.Jay tells Matty about growing up in the game of basketball in Tillsonburg and Niagara Falls, Ontario. Jay remembers loving the Canadian National Team at an early age and that passion for Canada Basketball eventually leads Jay to play basketball at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, BC. Jay tells us about his time at SFU; especially his close friendship with the Canadian hero Terry Fox.Jay takes us through his pro career as a player and then eventually how he started as a coach at his alma mater SFU. Jay got his NBA start with the Vancouver Grizzlies before starting to coach with the Toronto Raptors. In Toronto Jay would eventually  become the 1st Canadian born Head Coach when he was named Head Coach of the Raptors. Jay is now into his 27th year in the NBA where he is always elevating the Canadian NBA profile.Jay tells us about the Canadian presence throughout the NBA from coaches to players and why he loves seeing everyone from Canada throughout the NBA Season.Jay has had a presence throughout Canada Basketball for decades. Jay tells Matty what representing Canada means to him and gives us some great memories from his time with the National Team as both a player and a coach.  Jay reflects on the iconic 2000 Sydney Olympics team and coaching Steve Nash, Rowan Barrett, and the rest of the squad. Jay tells us about coaching Jamal Murray at a young age and the attributes that make Jamal such a great player.Jay is literally a living historian when it comes to Canada Basketball. And you know Jay gives us a great Top 5 of all time for Canada Basketball. It was a true honour to have Jay join us on Canada Hoops Podcast. Much love to the ICON Jay Triano for pulling up !Hit us up on Twitter: @canadahoopspod @TheMattyIrelandHit us up on Instagram: @canadahoopspodcastEmail: canadahoopspodcast@gmail.comhttps://canadahoopspodcast.buzzsprout.com/

If anyone's qualified to weigh in with authority on the current Oakland A's relocation imbroglio, it is our guest this week - long-time professional sports marketing executive and Bay Area-based industry consultant Andy Dolich ("Goodbye, Oakland: Winning, Wanderlust, and A Sports Town's Fight for Survival"). Dolich spent 15+ years in the Athletics' front office from 1980-94 during the Walter Haas era - inheriting the remnants of Charlie Finley's parsimonious ownership, helping usher in "Billy Ball", nurturing a promising farm system, and ultimately, reaping the rewards with a 1989 World Series championship over the market's "other team" - the San Francisco Giants. But before we get there, we take an important introductory detour into Dolich's other exploits, replete with notable stops of keen interest to a certain little podcast - like the NASL's Washington Diplomats, the original National Lacrosse League's Maryland Arrows, and the NBA's Vancouver Grizzlies.

Dans cette escale, je vous raconte l'histoire de la création des Vancouver Girizzlies et tous les problèmes que cette franchise a rencontré pendant ses 6 saisons en NBA. Pendant chacune de ces années, rien ne s'est passé comme prévu, au point où la franchise a du finalement déménager et partir loin dans le Tennessee, direction Memphis A Vancouver, les obstacles étaient nombreux, entre la difficulté d'implanter la NBA dans un nouveau territoire, le manque d'attractivité du Canada de l'époque et toutes les subtilités qu'impliquait le fait d'être dans un autre pays que les USA. Pourtant l''histoire des Vancouver Grizzlies reste très intéressante, principalement puisqu'il s'agit aujourd'hui du modèle de tout ce qu'il ne faut pas faire pour une équipe qui débarque en NBA, même si l''amour de ses fans ne s'est jamais éteint. Pour aller plus loin : Saga Grizzlies (#1) – La genèse d'une franchise sortie de nulle part LE FIASCO DES VANCOUVER GRIZZLIES, LA PIRE ÉQUIPE DE L'HISTOIRE ?  The Long-Forgotten First Chapter of the Grizzlies What really happened to the Vancouver Grizzlies?

In hour two, Mike & Jason chat with Vancouver Grizzlies legend & NBA G League President Shareef Abdur-Rahim, plus they talk Canucks with NHL.com & In Goal Magazine's Kevin Woodley. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

A special episode dropping for you today as we speak with writer & director Kat Jayme about her brand new movie The Grizzlie Truth and find out a little bit more about the former NBA team the Vancouver Grizzlies and just why they're so sorely missed. Kat talks about just what lead her to make this movie and why this was a dream of hers to complete. She also discusses the process in making it and how she was able to track down such big name guests to appear on the show. Added to this we find out whether or not this film has managed to spur the interest she wanted to help Vancouver potentially get a NBA team back, and just how the story behind the Grizzlies can be connected back to Tasmania and Australia. It's an epic chat about an amazing film that you simply can't miss! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Part 2 with Antonio Harvey. The former NBA Power Forward, NBA Analyst and currently a successful Cannabis Entrepreneur, Mr. Antonio Harvey continues his conversation with Will Gates and Arthur Agee on the Hoop Dreams Podcast. Antonio is a Mississippi native who played college ball at Southern Illinois, Georgia and Pfeiffer before going on to play 10 years in the NBA and 4 seasons overseas. He played with the Lakers, Grizzlies, Blazers, Clippers, Sonics and the Hawks before going on to an 11 year run as an analyst with the Portland Trail Blazers. He became one of the early pioneers in the legal side of the cannabis business industry in Oregon, starting multiple companies which he eventually merged into Legends Food & Beverage. Antonio talks about his battle with Shaq in college, his famous block on Michael Jordan while with the Vancouver Grizzlies and all the lessons he learned playing alongside some of the greats like Gary Payton, Rasheed Wallace, James Worthy, Shawn Kemp and many others. Antonio talks about how he and his wife took a big risk starting their cannabis business and all the ups and downs during the process and sprinkles in some nuggets of advice and life lessons along the way. If you are a fan of basketball history then don't miss this episode. An Unlearning Network ProductionHosted by Will Gates and Arthur AgeeProduced by Matt HoffarWritten by Matt Hoffar, Will Gates and Arthur AgeeEditing by: Matt Savagewww.unlearningnetwork.com

On Today's Show:  It's Erin's Birthday! We chat about jobs we had that no longer exist Kat Jamie joins us to talk about her new documentary "The Grizzly Truth" about the Vancouver Grizzlies exit from Vancouver (Now streaming on CRAVE)  Post Cereals is trying to make bedtime cereal a thing... Could you wrap your head around it?!  That and more on today's Nat & Drew Show! 

When Damian Lillard had his 71-point game, it wasn't just a new Portland Trail Blazers record, it was also a record for the most points scored against the Houston Rockets. We know the record for scoring against the Knicks is Wilt Chamberlain with 100 points back on March 2, 1962 (see yesterday's episode)… so, how about the rest of the NBA?Lillard broke a record previously held by Allen Iverson, who scored 58 against Houston in 2002. The Answer still has one of the team-specific records that comes up when you go down the Stathead rabbit hole: the most points scored in a game against the New Orleans Hornets — specifically the New Orleans Hornets, with 55 on April 20, 2003. A double nickel… a dime, if you will, on 4/20.Thing is, Devin Booker had a 58-point game against the New Orleans Pelicans this season, and George Gervin once scored 63 against the New Orleans Jazz.So, let's just go through some players and admire their great performances that are records against some forms of team — most active, some not.Alvan Adams: 47 vs. Buffalo Braves, 1977LaMarcus Aldridge: 56 vs. Oklahoma City Thunder, 2019Carmelo Anthony: 62 vs. Charlotte Bobcats, 2014Elgin Baylor: 63 vs. Philadelphia Warriors, 1961Devin Booker: 70 vs. Boston Celtics, 2017; 58 vs. New Orleans Pelicans, 2022Kobe Bryant: 81 vs. Toronto Raptors, 2006; 65 vs. Portland Trail Blazers, 2007; 62 vs. Dallas Mavericks, 2005; 60 vs. Memphis Grizzlies, 2007; 60 vs. Utah Jazz, 2016Wilt Chamberlain: 100 vs. New York Knicks, 1962; 78 vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 1961; 73 vs. Chicago Packers, 1962; 70 vs. Syracuse Nationals, 1963; 67 vs. St. Louis Hawks, 1962; 66 vs. Phoenix Suns, 1969; 65 vs. Cincinnati Royals, 1962; 63 vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 1964; 62 vs. San Francisco Warriors, 1966; 56 vs. Baltimore Bullets, 1964Tom Chambers: 60 vs. Seattle SuperSonics, 1990DeMarcus Cousins: 56 vs. Charlotte Hornets (current), 2016Tony Delk: 53 vs. Sacramento Kings, 2001Joe Fulks: 63 vs. Indianapolis Jets, 1949George Gervin: 63 vs. New Orleans Jazz, 1978Gail Goodrich: 53 vs. Kansas City/Omaha Kings, 1975James Harden: 61 vs. San Antonio Spurs, 2019; 58 vs. Miami Heat, 2018Allen Iverson: 55 vs. New Orleans Hornets, 2003Michael Jordan: 69 vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 1990; 64 vs. Orlando Magic, 1993; 61 vs. Atlanta Hawks, 1987; 57 vs. Washington Bullets, 1992Bernard King: 60 vs. New Jersey Nets, 1984Damian Lillard: 71 vs. Houston Rockets, 2023; 61 vs. Golden State Warriors, 2020; 60 vs. Brooklyn Nets, 2019Karl Malone: 61 vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 1990Moses Malone: 53 vs. San Diego Clippers, 1982Antonio McDyess: 46 vs. Vancouver Grizzlies, 1999Tracy McGrady: 62 vs. Washington Wizards, 2004George Mikan: 61 vs. Rochester Royals, 1952Reggie Miller: 57 vs. Charlotte Hornets (original), 1992Donovan Mitchell: 71 vs. Chicago Bulls, 2023; 57 vs. Denver Nuggets, 2020Tony Parker: 55 vs. Minnesota Timberwolves, 2008David Robinson: 71 vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 1994David Thompson: 73 vs. Detroit Pistons, 1978Klay Thompson: 60 vs. Indiana Pacers, 2016Jack Twyman: 59 vs. Minneapolis Lakers, 1960Get 10% off in the Willets Pen shop with the code WCPIO! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

Former NBA Power Forward, NBA Analyst and currently a successful Cannabis Entrepreneur, Mr. Antonio Harvey joins Will Gates and Arthur Agee to talk about his origin story and Hoop Dreams journey. Antonio is a Mississippi native who played college ball at Southern Illinois, Georgia and Pfeiffer before going on to play 10 years in the NBA and 4 seasons overseas. He played with the Lakers, Grizzlies, Blazers, Clippers, Sonics and the Hawks before going on to an 11 year run as an analyst with the Portland Trail Blazers. He became one of the early pioneers in the legal side of the cannabis business industry in Oregon, starting multiple companies which he eventually merged into Legends Food & Beverage. On this episode Antonio talk about his battle with Shaq in college, his famous block on Michael Jordan while with the Vancouver Grizzlies and all the lessons he learned playing alongside some of the greats like Gary Payton, Rasheed Wallace, James Worthy, Shawn Kemp and many others. Antonio talks about how he and his wife took a big risk starting their cannabis business and all the ups and downs during the process and sprinkles in some nuggets of advice and life lessons along the way. If you are a fan of basketball history then don't miss this episode. An Unlearning Network ProductionHosted by Will Gates and Arthur AgeeProduced by Matt HoffarWritten by Matt Hoffar, Will Gates and Arthur AgeeEditing by: Matt Savagewww.unlearningnetwork.com

On Fri.'s No Dunks, the guys share their NBA naughty or nice lists, rank the five NBA Christmas Day games, and give coal to a few of the insane Trae Young trades already being proposed. That, plus Best of the Week nominees, some Festivus airing of grievances, and a fun interview with Kat Jayme, director of 'The Grizzlie Truth,' a new documentary that attempts to uncover what really happened to the Vancouver Grizzlies. (This episode is sponsored by NBA Top Shot. Start your NBA Top Shot collection today at hoo.ps/nodunks. Get closer than ever to the game and players you love.)--

On Fri.'s No Dunks, the guys share their NBA naughty or nice lists, rank the five NBA Christmas Day games, and give coal to a few of the insane Trae Young trades already being proposed. That, plus Best of the Week nominees, some Festivus airing of grievances, and a fun interview with Kat Jayme, director of 'The Grizzlie Truth,' a new documentary that attempts to uncover what really happened to the Vancouver Grizzlies. (This episode is sponsored by NBA Top Shot. Start your NBA Top Shot collection today at hoo.ps/nodunks. Get closer than ever to the game and players you love.) --

RA26 Centrepiece Film THE GRIZZLIE TRUTH continues Kat Jayme's quixotic quest to keep the memory of the Vancouver Grizzlies alive. Reel Asian's Aram Siu Wai Collier is joined by Kat to get behind the scenes on the making of the film, the many characters met in her journeys (including "Swole Bibby"), her NBA analog, and possibly the quickest answer to our carb questionnaire. ***Conversation contains spoilers*** In the second half, Kat joins Aram for "Come Eat With Me" where Kat dishes over some dishes of tenuously related Grizzlie (and Raptors) snacks. Mentioned in this episode: Stories We Tell dir. Sarah Polley (2012) Cutie and the Boxer dir. Zachary Heinzerling (2013) "The Fab Five" - ESPN 30 for 30 "Friends" (you know, the TV Show) This episode uses or mentions the following multimedia samples and sources: “Mulholland”, King Canyon "Keep On Movin'", King Canyon Edited by Aram Collier Recorded and live mixed by Joseph Chung --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/backstory-podcast/message

Will Lou is joined in studio by “The Grizzlie Truth” director Kat Jayme to chat about the new documentary film exploring The Grizzlies' departure from Vancouver to Memphis. Steve Francis also drops by to explain the real story behind his trade request from Vancouver, his favorite Yao Ming stories, being in the same dunk contest as Vince Carter, and more. Later, Will and Alex chat about something even more exciting: the Raptors taking on the Orlando Magic tonight (42:07).   The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Welcome to Hartley's Cat Scan! This is a weekly podcast featuring the 'who's who' of the Prince George Cougars. Hartley's guest this week is the legendary host of Sportstalk and author Dan Russell. During the episode, he discussed a number of topics including: His new book about his 30-year-run in sports radio; the groundbreaking success of Sportstalk Documenting all the radio shows he did; his friendship with Gregg Drinnan Living in Thailand with his wife Discussing some of the most memorable of the 25-thousand interviews he conducted including Derek Sanderson, Bruce McNall, and Scotty Bowman His relationship with legendary caller "The Pauser"; run-ins with former Vancouver Grizzlies general manager Stu Jackson. You can also find this podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, and TuneIn.

Antonio Daniels takes us inside his journey from Columbus, Ohio, to the NBA and life after the NBA. Antonio explains why you must think about life after basketball because eventually "you're going to wake up from the dream." Antonio also shares how the tragedy of losing his brother at 22 years old shaped him. Later, Antonio talks about how he climbed into the top-5 of the NBA draft his senior season and then he discusses what it was like to be drafted by the Vancouver Grizzlies. Antonio shares how he found out from Tim Duncan that he was being traded to the Spurs, he explains how the Spurs organization taught him to be a professional, and then he shares memories from the championship season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks to director Kathleen Jayme about her Vancouver Grizzlies documentary: The Grizzlie Truth. My Summer Lair Chapter #248: Why Did The Vancouver Grizzlies Leave? Recorded: Tuesday November 29, 2022 5:30 PM (EST) Stress free pop culture tastefully harvested for your divine delight. Once a week a carefully curated edition of My Pal Sammy goes directly to your inbox. Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun.

Kat Jayme is a Vancouver-based documentary filmmaker who has made four films on the ill-fated Vancouver Grizzlies NBA franchise. Her most recent film "The Grizzlie Truth" was released in 2022.

#actor #athlete #stuntman #stunts #mascot This was a fun podcast episode with a guy living a fun fulfilled life. Trevor Jones was an athlete and it led to a friend suggesting he go to an audition for an NBA team. Trevor was perfect for the role they were looking to fill and he got the part and doors have been opening ever since. Clever Trevor became Trevor "Grizz" Jones the Vancouver Grizzlies mascot and he unleashed his immense athleticism and basketball skill on the world! He spent years as part of the incredible entertainment package the NBA delivers and was a highlight nightly on a huge stage! He also represented the NBA in the first ever NBA regular season game outside North America in Tokyo, Japan. Another highlight was winning the mascot dunk competition at the All Star game in Cleveland, Ohio and being at the spectacle that is All Star weekend! His NBA exposure led to opportunities in the film industry and he nailed the auditions again and a new career was spawned. He started as a stunt double in Police Academy the TV series and soon after became the lead actor in a kids movie called Big and Hairy. It is great to hear about how one door closed and another door opened to a life long career that has provided him a great life and taken him around the world. Trevor is still a great athlete and has a deep love for many sports and we got into a great conversation about many different teams he loves and supports. We discussed the Olympics and the the way it was embraced here. We were both watching the Canadian national soccer team at the World Cup and we talked about the fun it was to watch and support them. The conversation flowed into the Vancouver Canucks playoff run in 2011 and how the local people again embraced the team and got behind them with huge support. Also his Philadelphia Eagles have the best record in the NFL currently and it brings up the high point for their fans winning the Super Bowl in 2018 was also fun to reminisce about with a true fan! We could have talked sports for days and we probably will going forward! This podcast was a gem and so is Trevor we are certain you will appreciate the time he gave us to shed some light into his life. Please check out our network and websites for great content. www.completemedianetwork.com www.completeentertainmentmedia.com www.completesportsmedia.com Enjoy, Take care, Love yah, Bye for now!

This we week we have former NBA Center Ike Austin on the Hoop Dreams Podcast. The big man hailing from Gridley California sits down with Will Gates and Arthur Agee to talk about his origin story. He takes us through his basketball journey from his High School days at Las Plumas, to playing Ju Co at Reedley and eventually becoming a standout at Arizona State. Ike was part of the 1991 NBA Drat Class and went on to play 9 seasons in the league where he won the 1997 Most Improved Player award while having a big season with the Miami Heat. He talks about the wisdom Karl Malone passed on to him while with the Utah Jazz, his experiences with Pat Riley and his time playing with the expansion Vancouver Grizzlies. Since retiring from pro basketball in 2004, after finishing up with a couple seasons overseas, Ike has Coached and owned an ABA team and invested in real estate and tech businesses. There's a lot of life lessons to unpack in this interview so we split it over 2 parts. So sit back, get your notepaper and a pen out and listen close. An Unlearning Network ProductionHosted by Will Gates and Arthur AgeeProduced by Matt HoffarWritten by Matt Hoffar, Will Gates and Arthur AgeeEditing by: Matt Savagewww.unlearningnetwork.com

This we week we have former NBA Center Ike Austin on the Hoop Dreams Podcast. The big man hailing from Gridley California sits down with Will Gates and Arthur Agee to talk about his origin story. He takes us through his basketball journey from his High School days at Las Plumas, to playing Ju Co at Reedley and eventually becoming a standout at Arizona State. Ike was part of the 1991 NBA Drat Class and went on to play 9 seasons in the league where he won the 1997 Most Improved Player award while having a big season with the Miami Heat. He talks about the wisdom Karl Malone passed on to him while with the Utah Jazz, his experiences with Pat Riley and his time playing with the expansion Vancouver Grizzlies. Since retiring from pro basketball in 2004, after finishing up with a couple seasons overseas, Ike has Coached and owned an ABA team and invested in real estate and tech businesses. There's a lot of life lessons to unpack in this interview so we split it over 2 parts. So sit back, get your notepaper and a pen out and listen close. An Unlearning Network ProductionHosted by Will Gates and Arthur AgeeProduced by Matt HoffarWritten by Matt Hoffar, Will Gates and Arthur AgeeEditing by: Matt Savagewww.unlearningnetwork.com

We have an NBA Champion on the podcast today! Pete Chilcutt shares his hoops journey from beginning to end in an episode filled with lots of laughs and great basketball stories. He is one of the elite shooters and great role players in an incredible era of basketball and it is an honor to drop this episode today!Pete Chilcutt grew up dreaming of playing for UNC. His childhood dream came true as he played all 4 years for the Tar Heels under legendary coach Dean Smith. He went on to be the 27th overall pick of the 1991 NBA Draft. He had a successful career overseas and in the NBA where he was a member of that 1995 Houston Rockets championship team. Chilcutt shares great memories about growing up in Alabama, UNC, Dean Smith, Michael Jordan, Karl Malone, Dirk Nowitzki, Hakeem Olajuwon, championship run, wild trade story, CRAZY experiences overseas, being the most dominant video game player EVER, and MUCH more!This conversation was so much fun and we can't thank Pete enough for taking the time to hang out with us. There are so many great stories shared in this episode from an incredible era of basketball. We know you will love him just as much as we did. This one is a must listen!Thank you Pete Chilcutt!You can find this episode on Apple, Spotify or any source for podcasts.Follow us on social media for news, updates and highlight reels!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc

On a historic APBRmetrics messageboard post that was an exposé on the extent of scorekeeper bias in the NBA, demonstrated through its most famous and glaring example, Los Angeles Lakers point guard Nick Van Exel's 23-assist game against the Vancouver Grizzlies. Plus: the origin of “1-2-3-CANCUN!” --- An NBA history podcast about bad teams, bad luck, and bad decisions. Hosted by Lew @L0GICMASTER https://twitter.com/L0GICMASTER Please follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/backfiredNBApod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backfirednbapod and TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@backfirednbapod Stats from Basketball Reference and NBA.com. Transaction info from prosportstransactions.com and Basketball Reference. Intro music: “How To Save A Life” by The Fray performed by Pau Gasol. Outro music: “Wonderwall” by Oasis performed by The Mike Flowers Pops. “I come in Peace” segment stinger is the theme song to “The Simpsons.” Sources: APBR Forums, Deadspin, Lamarmatic, Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register, Orlando Sentinel, The Province, Silver Screen & Roll, “Three Ring Circus” by Jeff Pearlman, Vancouver Sun

Last week we checked in with Kat Jayme, Award-winning Filipina-Canadian filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC and the director of “The Grizzlie Truth '' a film about how the Vancouver Grizzlies left town for Memphis ahead of its premiere this past Saturday. Our producer Jason Manaois caught up with Kat Jayme and special guest Steve Francis.

You would be hard-pressed to find a bigger fan of the Vancouver Grizzlies than Kat Jayme. Not only did Kat grow up a fan of the ill-fated NBA franchise, but she's parlayed that childhood passion into a number of films, including We The West, 2018's festival hit Finding Big Country (in which she successfully tracked down NBA enigma Bryant “Big Country Reeves), and The Grizzlie Truth, in which she seeks to investigate a sprawling sports mystery: who is responsible for robbing Vancouver of the Grizzlies? To die-hard fans of the Vancouver Grizzlies, the team's abrupt move to Memphis in 2001 is much more than a sore spot, it's an unsolved mystery and possibly a criminal conspiracy. And there is no one on this planet better suited to tackle this mystery than Kat Jayme, and her findings – in the form of wildly entertaining, wholly gripping, and surprisingly heartwarming The Grizzlie Truth – has its world premiere at the 2022 Vancouver International Film Festival. In this fascinating episode of the YVR Screen Scene Podcast, Kat reflects on her spectacular journey into the heart of a baffling sports mystery. Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

Former NBAer Tony Massenburg joins Game Play to chat about the upcoming premiere of “The Grizzly Truth”. Massenburg shares his thoughts on what the early days of the Vancouver Grizzlies were like, why the team ended up lasting only six seasons in Vancouver, why he could see a team returning to Vancouver one day, and more.

On this week's episode of the podcast Director, Writer, award-winning Filipina-Canadian filmmaker and Vancouver native, Kathleen S. Jayme, joins Agee & Gates to talk about her Hoop Dreams origin story. Kat's documentary Finding Big Country was the winner of the 2018 VIFF People's Choice Award and the #MustSeeBC Award, and has been programmed by Telus, ESPN, ABC, Amazon, Rogers Sportsnet, NBA TV, and Air Canada. Jayme has since gone on to direct for the CBC, NBA, ESPN, and Crave. Her latest film The Grizzlie Truth premieres October 1st and explores the unsolved mystery around the 2001 disappearance of the NBA's Vancouver Grizzlies right out from under the nose of the city of Vancouver and it's basketball faithful. The movie is a love letter to one of the worst pro sports teams in history and an exploration into the deep roots of sports fandom. Join Will Gates and Arthur Agee as they learn about Kat's long family history in film, her journey to becoming a film maker, her love of all basketball collectibles and she hints at what might be next in her personal Hoop Dreams journey. Listen, Subscribe and Follow on all your podcast platforms.Hosted by Will Gates and Arthur AgeeProduced by Matt HoffarWritten by Matt Hoffar, Will Gates and Arthur AgeeAn Unlearning Network Productionwww.unlearningnetwork.com

00:00 - Hurricane Ian plowed into Florida's Gulf Coast with catastrophic force on Wednesday, unleashing howling winds, torrential rains and a treacherous surge of ocean surf that made it one of the most powerful U.S. storms in recent years. Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent. 06:01 - Should your boss be allowed to fire you for things you say or do in your personal life? Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor 11:51 - The proportion of Canadians who believe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau deserves to remain in power appears to be slightly lower than it was one year ago Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs 16:34 - A ticketing company is suing the organizers of the cancelled Formula E electric car race originally scheduled in Vancouver for more than $3.3 million. Guest: Richard Chang, a lawyer with Diamond and Diamond Lawyers in Vancouver. 22:24 - Russia confirmed it will formally annex parts of Ukraine. Guest: Pam Falk, CBS UN Correspondent 29:09 - More than two years after their improper arrest outside a bank in Vancouver, a First Nations man and his granddaughter have reached a settlement with Vancouver police. Guest: Rachel Ann Snow, Indigenous Legal Advocate 36:45 - As tomorrow marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a lot of people are wondering how to honour the day. Guest: CKNW Contributor Raji Sohal interviewed ODP Founder and organizer, Josh Hensman, along with Kris Archie, Exec Director for The Circle on Philanthropy. 44:39 - There is a new documentary that goes behind the scenes and outlines how the Vancouver Grizzlies were lost to the city. Guest: Kathleen(Kat) Jayme, Award-winning Filipina-Canadian filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC, Director of “The Grizzlie Truth”, and Vancouver Grizzlies super fan

Kat Jayme, filmmaker and director discusses her latest film, The Grizzlie Truth, which takes a look at how Vancouver lost their NBA franchise the Vancouver Grizzlies after the 2000-2001 NBA season. The team relocated to Memphis and have stayed in Tennessee as the Memphis Grizzlies ever since.

The BC's film and TV production industry's record-breaking revenue in 2021 As we take a closer look at our province's financial outlook for next year, we should also recognize that certain industries have been thriving.  That would include the industry that many people know as “Hollywood North” Our show contributor Jawn Jang takes us into some of the shows and films that have helped BC's film industry to record-breaking highs this year Gore on Gore and East Pender - The latest violent attack in Vancouver's Chinatown on a newcomer to Canada Lorraine Lowe, Executive Director at Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden & Advisory Committee Member of City of Vancouver discusses the latest act of random violence in Vancouver's historic Chinatown neighbourhood. Lorraine describes what needs to be done to curb the violence. Conflicting thoughts on the monarchy Ujjal Dosanjh, former Premier of BC discusses whether or not Canada needs ditch the monarchy and become a republic. Mayoral candidate Ken Sim's upcoming tour in Chinatown with Harold the security guard Ken Sim, mayoral candidate for ABC Vancouver says he's going to take a tour of Vancouver's Chinatown to take a firsthand look at crime within the neighbourhood. Sim will be joined by Harold, a security guard attacked in Chinatown. The Grizzlie Truth - who's responsible for robbing us of the Vancouver Grizzlies? Kat Jayme, filmmaker and director discusses her latest film, The Grizzlie Truth, which takes a look at how Vancouver lost their NBA franchise the Vancouver Grizzlies after the 2000-2001 NBA season. The team relocated to Memphis and have stayed in Tennessee as the Memphis Grizzlies ever since.

In this episode of Off The Dribble, Cody Wallace interviews Byron Scott about his incredible career both as a player and a coach. Byron played for the Los Angeles Lakers, Vancouver Grizzlies and Indiana Pacers and coached the following teams: Sacramento Kings (assistant coach), New Jersey Nets, New Orleans Hornets, Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers. He talks about playing with legendary players like Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabbar and playing against Hall Of Famers like Michael Jordan, Larry Bird and more.OFF THE DRIBBLE features Byron Scott who is a 3 time NBA champion with the Showtime Lakers of the 80s. Byron famously played with and coached players such as Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and many others. Byron also coached for multiple NBA franchises including the Head Coach for the Lakers from 2014-2016. On this podcast Byron will be interviewing former and current athletes as well as guests from the sports and entertainment world. He will give you the behind the scenes stories you've never heard before.#nba #basketball #lakers #kobebryant #lebronjames

Sat and Israel debate whether topics such as the NHL adopting a luxury tax, the Calgary Flames potentially imploding, and Vancouver Grizzlies nostalgia are overrated or underrated.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Putting the 1999 Grizzlies, who won the second-lowest amount of games in NBA history, into context. What had to go wrong to make them one of the worst teams of all time when all signs seemed to be pointing to them being semi-respectable this season? A lot of things, but it all came down to Big Country. Includes some Toronto talk. Also, I am laughing about the episode's single joke as I'm typing this -- An NBA history podcast about bad teams, bad luck, and bad decisions. Hosted by Lew @L0GICMASTER Please follow the show on Twitter/Instagram/TikTok @backfiredNBApod Player stats, transaction dates, and roster information from Basketball Reference and NBA.com. Contract info from Spotrac and the newspapers below. Theme music by Carlos Chagas. “Vancouver” by Jeff Buckley copyright SME on behalf of Columbia/Legacy Sources: New York Times, The Province, Vancouver Sun

NCAA Champion, 14 year NBA vet, and overall basketball legend Mike Bibby joins Jordan Daly, Craig Smith, and Mike Taylor for Episode 11 of the Underdogs Podcast. Bibby starts of the episode by talking about his early life, and what it was like being a son of a former NBA legend and champion, Henry Bibby. He then goes into winning a high school championship in Arizona and why he chose to play at the University of Arizona. From there, Bibby takes us through his time at Arizona, which includes winning a National Championship. He tells us why he decided not to go into the draft after his freshman year championship season. He also talks about his Draft Night experience and how he almost went 1st overall to the Clippers, but instead was drafted 2nd by the Vancouver Grizzlies - a team he told in the pre draft that he did not want to play for them. Then, Bibby takes us step by step through his NBA career. He talks about his start to his career in Vancouver, and how it all built up to his trade to the Sacramento Kings. He walked us through the whole trade process, and why he asked to be traded to Sacramento. This led us into talking about that first year with the Kings, where they achieved an NBA best 61-21 record, taking the first seed. We couldn't talk about that season without asking about the infamous 2002 Western Conference Finals between the Kings and the Lakers (with Kobe Bryant and Shaq!). Bibby walked us through his Game 5 game winning buzzer beater. We then looked into some documents that claimed that Game 6 of this series was rigged in favor of the Lakers in order for the NBA to get more ticket sales and ad revenue. In game 6, the Lakers had 18 free throws in the 4th quarter alone, more than the Kings had the entire game. Bibby confesses that he still cannot watch this game over again. NBA refs have come forward and admitted to the fact that this game was rigged to extend the series. Bibby says they were the best team that year, and that everyone knew it - Bibby was robbed of an NBA championship. We then ask Bibby about how he felt about never getting an All-Star nod (even though his stats were better than some other All-Stars during his years) and how that made him feel. We close out the episode by talking about Bibby references throughout the culture, coaching, his shoe collection, and being a member of the first Jordan class. This episode's main theme is that you need to define your own success, and not let anyone else define it for you. Follow the Underdogs Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/underdogs.podcast/ @JordanDalyNBA @BlackRhino83 @88MikeTaylor @Mike_Bibby_10 Video version on YouTube!

James fumbled last week, but this week, he and JP are joined by NBA champion and Pelicans color analyst Antonio Daniels ( @ADaniels33 on Twitter!)Antonio regales the fellas by detailing the stark difference from being The Man at Bowling Green to toiling for the young Vancouver Grizzlies, how joining the Spurs helped his perspective and his career, and he talks about how fun it was rolling with the Ray Allen Sonics. It's always a good time, tune in for another dope episode!

The Sportsmen are back and they have NOTHING planned! They talk about the massive amount of Corona beers Cutsy was sent, the NFL's new addition to the Rooney Rule, March Madness, The Vancouver Grizzlies, and much more. You won't wanna miss the shenaniganzzz this week, Folks!

The Sportsmen are back and they dive into Matthew Judon's Mac & Cheese take, the best Thanksgiving Dishes, The Vancouver Grizzlies epic failure as a franchise, Cam Newton's continued success, Big Ticket's Can't-Miss Betting Theory on a certain NBA team, and their favorite NFL bets for week 12! You won't wanna miss the shenaniganzzz this week, Folks!

Rob reminisces about his early days with the Vancouver Canadians, interviews with Ray Bourque, playing little league baseball with future Canucks, starting in community television, spray-bombing his boss' car, reporting on the Vancouver Grizzlies and the emergence of Ryan Kesler. Listen in, review, share and subscribe today!    

Alex is joined by Jesse, Jon, and Josh. These has-beens discuss, among other topics, John Tortorella's repetitive benching of Patrik Laine (0:43), and how Josh is over NHL enforcer Ryan Reaves (7:09). The crew converse about the LA King's surprisingly strong start to the season (11:20), and give an update on their fantasy hockey and fantasy basketball leagues (12:59). The group scrutinize Meyers Leonard's use of an anti-semitic slur, affirm how there's no room for racism of any form in sports (25:03), and explain how Julian Edelman responded to Meyers Leonard (27:26). They argue about who's the NBA's greatest shooter of all-time (29:35), and play two rounds of Start-Bench-Cut, looking at the best retro uniforms in the NBA and the NHL (39:47). The episode ends with the crew's Qualin Awards for the most timely plays of the week (48:47).

Emily Griffiths-Hamilton (https://www.buildyourfamilybank.com/my-work/) brings three generations of experience to the subject of wealth and family-business transition planning. Her maternal grandfather, veterinarian Dr. William Ballard, was one of North America's greatest dynamic wealth creators. Her father, Frank A. Griffiths, FCA, built a highly successful sports and media empire. Emily herself, along with her brother Arthur and their partners, has been the co-owner of a National Hockey League (NHL) team, the Vancouver Canucks (https://www.nhl.com/canucks); a National Basketball Association (NBA) franchise, the Vancouver Grizzlies (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vancouver_Grizzlies); and a state-of-the-art-arena. Emily's professional training, expertise and unique first-hand experience have given her a deep understanding of the benefits of clear, considered wealth and family-business transition planning. Today, she is passionate about providing guidance to individuals and families for the effective multigenerational management of family wealth and family businesses. Emily is the author of two excellent books, Build Your Family Bank (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00N01TP0C/88088026-20) and Your Business, Your Family, Their Future (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B07C4K7NQ2/88088026-20), which look closely at the core causes of wealth erosion and failed transition plans and offers a set of strategies for building successful wealth transition plans that will benefit many generations. Standout Quotes: * "A legacy lifestyle to me is really anything where anyone is enjoying an affluent life based on someone else's earnings" * "Earning a voice at the table is critically important as the families get larger because not everybody is necessarily around the table making decisions for the family bank but the family council may be elected members to represent different parts of the families" * "Life is the reflection of the Choices that you make between your Birth and your Death (life is the C between the B and the D)" * "The choices that you make are going to be a reflection of the decisions that you make, and if you really want to make the best decisions, think about swapping judgment for curiosity" * “Curiosity can open your eyes to a world of unlimited imagination and infinite possibilities” Key Takeaways: * The process of creating the family wealth was infused into the family DNA added in each generation. * The issue in a legacy lifestyle is enjoying a lifestyle that someone else is earning the funds to afford you, the cautionary note is to watch for the creep of entitlement issues. * The traditional approach to wealth transition planning including tax deferment and trust funds fail 70% of the time. * As long as your human and intellectual components are still strong, the Family bank will keep standing. * Reasons why 70% of families at each generation fail at wealth transition include a breakdown of communication and trust (60%), the unpreparedness of heirs (25%), lack of shared vision (12%), and failure of professionals (3%). * Earning a voice at the table is critically important as the families get larger. * Family bank is not a legal term, it's a philosophical term; it's whatever the family defines it to be. * 5 reasons to put a Trust in place in Canada: Control, Creditor Protection, Privacy, Probate and Tax. * Research shows that within 7 years lottery winnings are usually gone which is the same with inheritances. * If you want to make the best decisions, swap judgment for curiosity Episode Timeline: * [00:49] An overview of some of Emily's work. * [02:20] How the initial family wealth was created and sustained through the different generations as part of the family DNA. * [05:20] Emily explains the clear distinction between Ownership and Management. * [05:31] Her contribution to the Family DNA of wealth creation is the Role of Stewardship. * [08:26] The event leading up to the ownership of the Hockey team reflected a sense of commitment to the community. * [10:30] Emily narrates the experiences that inspired her career choice of a Family Enterprise Adviser. * [15:35] The legacy lifestyle defined, with examples from Emily's childhood. * [19:26] The value of work and its role in Family wealth creation. * [21:11] The concept of a Family Bank is most appropriate for anyone doing succession or wealth transition planning. * [22:05] The Foundation and Components of the Family bank approach. * [27:04] Reasons why 70% of families at each generation fail at wealth transitions. * [39:00] The value and role of tools like trust structures and tax mitigation strategies in the managing multi-generational wealth. * [45:07] The similarities between inheritances and lottery wins. * [53:52] Re-Formatting is a change of investment choice and a Redistribution of wealth to philanthropy are not considered a failure of to transition. * [55:29] A few surprises from her sons influencing the family bank. * [01:01:14] Emily's letter to her children. For more episodes go to BusinessOfFamily.net (https://www.businessoffamily.net/) Sign up for The Business of Family Newsletter at https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter (https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter) Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBoyd (https://twitter.com/MikeBoyd) If you feel it's appropriate, I'd so appreciate you taking 30 seconds to Leave a Review on iTunes (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1525326745), I receive a notification of each review. Thank you! Special Guest: Emily Griffiths-Hamilton.

President of the NBA G League and 12-year NBA Veteran Shareef Abdur-Rahim join Tim and Jay on this week's episode of The Game Plan to discuss his journey from pro athlete to league executive. This episode places a special focus on the evolution of the NBA G League over the past decade including: