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Toronto Legends

Andrew Applebaum
Women's Ice Hockey
Canada's Sports Hall Of Fame
Olympics
Bruce Dowbiggin
PWHL
Scarborough
Glass Tiger
Walkaway Protection
Covid-19
Kevin Newman
Nobu
Ulf Nilsson
NHL Trades
80s Music
Northeastern University
U Sports
Toronto
Made To Order
Negative Equity In Car Loans
Daniel Nestor

'Toronto Famous' personalities share their stories and memories with host Andrew Applebaum!

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The Toronto Star’s Kevin McGran talks about his new unauthorized biography on Auston Matthews, AM34’s very unconventional path from Arizona to Switzerland to NHL superstardom in Toronto, the off-ice incidents (the 2019 ‘mooning’, the 2020 Covid-discl... more

Curling champion Glenn Howard talks about working with Will Ferrell as Ron Burgundy, getting confused for his older brother Russ (and vice-versa), moving from competing into coaching both his kids and the Swiss national team, his 38 year association ... more

1980 Olympic Hockey Gold Medalist and Team USA Captain Mike Eruzione talks about The Miracle on Ice, Al Michael’s legendary call alongside the late Ken Dryden, the two movies made about that 1980 Olympic hockey journey (with Coach Herb Brooks played... more

Retired CBC Sports broadcaster Scott Russell talks about his time on Hockey Night in Canada, covering 17 different Olympic Games, his upcoming induction into the OSHOF, his new role as Chancellor at North Bay’s Nipissing University, his mentorship of... more

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Recent Guests

Marty York
Director of Communications at B'nai Brith Canada and former sports writer
B'nai Brith Canada
Episode: Marty York, G&M/TSN/Sportsnet
Curtis Hibbert
Former Canadian Olympic gymnast and multiple time medal winner
Episode: Curtis Hibbert, Two-time Olympic Gymnast
Moe Berg
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist, best known as the frontman for The Pursuit of Happiness
The Pursuit of Happiness
Episode: Moe Berg, TPOH/TCH
Gregg Zaun
Former catcher who played for nine teams over 16 major league seasons, winning a World Series with the Florida Marlins in 1997.
Formerly with Toronto Blue Jays, Sportsnet
Episode: Gregg Zaun, Blue Jays Catcher/Broadcaster
Don Cherry
Legendary former minor league hockey player and coach
Former Coach of the Boston Bruins
Episode: Tim Cherry, The Don Cherry Story
Morgan Campbell
Journalist and author whose memoir was shortlisted for a Trillium Book Award.
CBC Sports
Episode: Morgan Campbell, Author/Journalist
Leo Ezerins
Former Canadian Football League player and executive director of the CFL Alumni Association.
CFL Alumni Association
Episode: Leo Ezerins, Grey Cup champion
Anton Stastny
Former NHL player and member of the Stastny Brothers line
Quebec Nordiques
Episode: Anton Stastny, The Stastny Brothers
Rob Preuss
Musical genius and former keyboardist for Spoons and Honeymoon Suite
Episode: Rob Preuss, Spoons & Honeymoon Suite

Host

Andrew Applebaum
Host known for engaging storytelling and thoughtful reflections, primarily focusing on sports and cultural figures within Canada.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 36 ratings
  • Great episode

    Thanks so much for the interview with my favorite hockey player, Inge Hammarstrom. He was so underrated!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NandaLucy11
    Canadaa year ago
  • Inspiring success stories!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Michele510
    United Statesa year ago
  • Really fun

    Lots of great guests..doesn’t make the podcast about HIM..something other T.O podcast hosts could stand to learn

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    DoBe0001
    Canadaa year ago
  • Powerful and profound.

    An intelligent host and great production value - add to that some great guests and you have a five star podcast. Well done. Tony Chapman.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tony ChatterthatMattersChapman
    Canada3 years ago

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Hersh Borenstein, Frozen Pond
Q: What has been the impact of COVID-19 on your industry?
While COVID was detrimental to people, it spurred phenomenal growth in the memorabilia industry as people were home and buying collectibles online.
Hersh Borenstein, Frozen Pond
Q: What is Frozen Pond?
Frozen Pond started out of my basement in 1993, selling autographed hockey memorabilia via mail order. It took off from a small ad and eventually expanded to include various sports and entertainment memorabilia.
Tim Cherry, The Don Cherry Story
Q: How did Cindy's book project get carried forward to become a published reality?
After Cindy's passing, her son Ben, along with support from the family, completed and published the book.
Tim Cherry, The Don Cherry Story
Q: How is your 91-year-old dad doing these days?
Don is doing great, although a little bit slower now, as everyone gets with age, he still enjoys life.
Moe Berg, TPOH/TCH
Q: Personal update, what do you do to take advantage of your age discount days at places like McDonald's?
Moe jokingly shares that he only takes advantage of discounts on his Presto card, highlighting the savings he gets from it as a more immediate benefit.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Toronto Legends

What is Toronto Legends about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Exploring the lives of notable figures from sports, music, and media, this show offers intimate conversations filled with personal anecdotes and reflections. Listeners can expect to hear engaging discussions that highlight the journeys of guests who have left their mark on Toronto and beyond, delving into their memorable experiences and the influence of their professions on culture and society. Whether through stories of triumph, struggle, or humor, each episode likely seeks to celebrate the unique tapestry of personalities that define the Canadian experience.

With its focus on storytelling from diverse perspectives, the content covers an array of themes including sports legacies, the evolution of the entertainment industry, and the comple... more

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Recent guests on Toronto Legends include:

1. Marty York
2. Curtis Hibbert
3. Moe Berg
4. Gregg Zaun
5. Don Cherry
6. Morgan Campbell
7. Leo Ezerins
8. Anton Stastny

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