
'Toronto Famous' personalities share their stories and memories with host Andrew Applebaum!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 345 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePersonal JournalsSports | |||

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
CBC Morning Live host David Common talks about his Winnipeg roots, his ‘lightbulb moment’ in high school arising from a Peter Mansbridge interaction, reporting from over 90 countries around the world, his interactions with Barack Obama & Penny Oleksi... more
The most versatile sports broadcaster in North America Kenny Albert talks about learning by osmosis from Dad Marv and Uncles Al & Steve, working alongside 'The Great One' Wayne Gretzky, taking over for ‘the Vin Scully of hockey’ Mike ‘Doc’ Emrick, th... more
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman talks about his 33 year (and counting) reign at the NHL, his time at Cornell University and NYU Law School, working under David Stern at the NBA, moving over to the NHL in 1993, and his candid thoughts on Snoop Dogg, Don... more
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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 variety of prominent personalities from Toronto share their stories, memories, and insights in intimate discussions with a seasoned host. The discourse covers a wide range of experiences, blending elements of sports, culture, and personal journeys, emphasizing the unique legacies of guests who contribute to the vibrant fabric of Toronto's identity. Listeners can expect to hear compelling narratives from athletes, broadcasters, and other public figures, exploring both triumphs and challenges that have shaped their lives and careers. This podcast presents a curated look into the lives of individuals connected to the city, often highlighting the humor, nostalgia, and humanity behind public personas.
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Recent guests on Toronto Legends include:
1. David Common
2. Kenny Albert
3. Gary Bettman
4. Dan Robson
5. Oren Weisfeld
6. Ben Johnson
7. Tara Slone
8. Steven Finn
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