
'Toronto Famous' personalities share their stories and memories with host Andrew Applebaum!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

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Thanks so much for the interview with my favorite hockey player, Inge Hammarstrom. He was so underrated!
This podcast does a great job of highlighting so many interesting people and their stories — it’s easy to learn about someone, or something, new in every episode! If you’re looking for more insight into all of the varied paths to success, then you’ll enjoy this show.
Lots of great guests..doesn’t make the podcast about HIM..something other T.O podcast hosts could stand to learn
An intelligent host and great production value - add to that some great guests and you have a five star podcast. Well done. Tony Chapman.
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A conversation-driven series focused on high-profile Canadian figures and sports personalities, often blending career retrospectives with behind-the-scenes stories from their peak moments. Guests frequently include athletes, coaches, journalists, and entertainers who provide insider perspectives on leadership, media, and navigating fame in Canada. The show stands out for its informal, storytelling-forward approach, long-form interviews, and a strong Toronto/media ecosystem anchor. Listeners likely value candid career insights, cultural context, and memorable anecdotes from sports and public life while enjoying accessible, long-form conversations.
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Recent guests on Toronto Legends include:
1. Simon Dingley
2. Steve Marriner
3. Bernie Nicholls
4. Marc Jordan
5. Bob Rae
6. Jeff Norton
7. Lawrence Nichols
8. Mike Eruzione
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