Toronto Legends

This episode of the Toronto Legends podcast features host Andrew Appelbaum interviewing Tim Cherry about his father Don Cherry's legacy, recent biography, and controversial firing from Hockey Night in Canada.

This episode of the Toronto Legends podcast features an interview with Steve Shutt, a Hockey Hall of Famer and five-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens, discussing his career and personal anecdotes.

This episode features an interview with Steve Marriner, a versatile Canadian blues musician and two-time JUNO Award winner known for his work as a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist.

This episode features an interview with former NHL defenseman Bryan Berard, discussing his hockey career, overcoming injuries, and his current role with the Colorado Extreme youth hockey organization.

This episode features an interview with Elizabeth Manley, a Canadian figure skater who won silver at the 1988 Olympics and is being inducted into the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame, discussing her career and current work as a hockey skating coach.

This episode features an interview with David Cassie, a veteran financier, discussing his 45-year career journey through major financial institutions and his current roles, along with a brief personal update on his family.

This episode features an interview with sports reporter Kevin McGran discussing his biography of Auston Matthews, focusing on Matthews' NHL draft and early career highlights with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

This episode features an interview with Canadian rock icon Lee Aaron, discussing her career, upcoming concert in Mississauga, and personal life updates.

This episode features an interview with Scott Russell, a legendary CBC Sports broadcaster who covered 17 Olympic Games and other major sporting events, discussing his career and recent transition to becoming Chancellor of Nipissing University.

This episode features an interview with NHL legend Bernie Nicholls, discussing his prolific scoring career, Hall of Fame snub, and transition from a small town to playing alongside Wayne Gretzky.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews veteran TSN sports broadcaster James Duthie about his career, upcoming 60th birthday, and interactions with fans.

This episode features an interview with Tara Slone, discussing her multifaceted career as a musician, TV host, and hockey broadcaster, along with her upcoming charity event.

This episode features an interview with Bob Rae, former Canadian Ambassador to the UN and Ontario Premier, discussing his political career and personal life.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews returning guest Ken Reid, a Sportsnet broadcaster and author, about his new hockey book 'The Next One' and his busy family life with sports-involved children.

Kenny Albert interviews Donald Trump about his football playing days and his views on sports as a microcosm of life.

This episode of Toronto Legends features an interview with former NHL player Anton Stastny, discussing his career with the Stastny brothers, their defection from Czechoslovakia, and their record-setting achievements in hockey.

This episode features an interview with former NHL defenseman Stephen Finn discussing his co-written memoir about hockey legend Guy Lafleur, highlighting Lafleur's career achievements and their time as co-captains with the Quebec Nordiques.

This emergency podcast episode features an interview with Rob Butler, the only Canadian to win a World Series with the Toronto Blue Jays in 1993, discussing his lack of contact from the team and his connection to Toronto.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Mitch Azaria, executive producer of the TVO documentary series Tripping, about the new episode on Muskoka Lakes and his personal background.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Kristen Shilton, an ESPN NHL reporter, about her career shift from studying Shakespeare to covering hockey, her life in Toronto, and her role at ESPN.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews author and journalist Dan Robson about his writing career, family life, and experiences as a guest on podcasts.

This episode features an interview with journalist David Common discussing his career transition from hosting CBC Radio's Metro Morning to anchoring the national TV program Morning Live.

This episode features an interview with Marty York, discussing his transition from a 28-year sports writing career at The Globe and Mail and broadcasting with TSN/Sportsnet to his current role as Director of Communications at B'nai B'rith Canada, a Jewish human rights organization.

This episode features an interview with Curtis Hibbert, a two-time Olympic gymnast and Canada's most successful gymnast, discussing his achievements including World Championship medals and Commonwealth Games records.

Former MLB catcher Gregg Zaun discusses his baseball career, transition to broadcasting, and controversial dismissal from Sportsnet.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews musician Rob Preuss about his early career as keyboardist for the 80s band Spoons and his subsequent move to Honeymoon Suite.

This episode features an interview with Hersh Borenstein, founder of Frozen Pond, discussing his 30-year journey building a leading global business in autographed hockey memorabilia.

This episode features an interview with David Sancious, a founding member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, discussing his early career and contributions to Springsteen's first three albums.

This episode features an interview with CBC sports reporter Devin Heroux, discussing his career covering multiple Olympic and Paralympic games and his role as a young face in sports broadcasting.

This episode features an interview with Lawrence Nichols, a multi-instrumentalist from the acclaimed Canadian alternative rock band Lowest of the Low, discussing the band's career and music.

This episode features an interview with Gary Bettman, the long-serving NHL Commissioner, discussing his impact on professional hockey including expansion, labor issues, and the league's financial growth.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews actor and comedian Paul Reiser about his connections to Toronto and Canada, including memories of filming The Boys and performing at comedy festivals.

This episode features an interview with Acie Earl, a former NBA player who was part of the Toronto Raptors' inaugural game and discusses his basketball career and post-NBA life.

This episode features an interview with Eric Smith, a longtime Toronto Raptors broadcaster and author of the new book 'We the Raptors,' which celebrates the team's 30th anniversary with stories from overlooked players.

This episode features an interview with Glenroy Gilbert, a Canadian Olympic gold medalist in track and field who also competed in bobsledding and now serves as head coach at Athletics Canada.

This episode features an interview with Tracy Murray, an original Toronto Raptor player, discussing his NBA career, current broadcasting work for UCLA and ABC 7, and his coaching experiences in the WNBA and youth basketball.

This episode of the Toronto Legends podcast features an interview with retired world champion curler Glenn Howard, discussing his career achievements and upcoming induction into the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame.

This episode features an interview with Mike Eruzione, who captained Team USA to the historic 'Miracle on Ice' gold medal victory over the Soviet Union at the 1980 Winter Olympics.

This episode features an interview with singer/songwriter Marc Jordan, discussing his five-decade career, his own songs like Marina Del Rey, and his work writing for artists such as Cher, Diana Ross, and Rod Stewart.

This episode features an interview with veteran sports media personality Mark Hebscher, discussing his 45-year career, his iconic role on Sportsline, and his upcoming book about the evolution of sports media.

This episode features an interview with Sandy Horne, the bassist and founding member of the 80s band Spoons, discussing their hits and career.

This episode features an interview with author Oren Weisfeld about his new book 'The Golden Generation,' which explores the rise of Canadian basketball from Steve Nash's era to current stars like Shea Gilgis-Alexander.

This episode features an interview with Jeff Norton, the showrunner of the Netflix series Finding Your Edge, discussing his role and the show's success in the context of figure skating's popularity during the Winter Olympics.

This episode features an interview with Moe Berg, discussing his career as the frontman of the Pursuit of Happiness and his involvement with the Trans Canada Highwaymen.

This episode features an interview with former MLB pitcher Todd Stottlemyre, discussing his baseball career with the Toronto Blue Jays, his championship wins, and his transition to sharing lessons on mental toughness and overcoming adversity in business and life.

This episode features an interview with Mark Gane, discussing his return to the podcast, his role in Martha and the Muffins, and his new solo instrumental album 'Garden Music' based on plant names.

This episode revisits the iconic 1980 Miracle on Ice when the U.S.

This episode of Toronto Legends features an interview with Ben Johnson, the Canadian sprinter who set a world record of 9.79 seconds in the 100-meter dash at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

This episode features an interview with journalist and author Morgan Campbell discussing his career, his memoir 'My Fighting Family', and his life with his wife, Olympic hurdler Perdita Felicien.

This episode features an interview with Leo Ezerins, a former CFL linebacker and Grey Cup champion who shares stories about his playing career and his role in the CFL Alumni Association.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Toronto music legends about their careers and memories.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews retired CBC journalist Simon Dingley about his career and retirement life.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews CFL legend Chuck Ely about his historic Grey Cup win and career.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews actor Peter Kent about his role in the 1985 action film 'Commando' and his career.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews business journalist Amanda Lange about her career and current work.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Nicholas Mulroney about his career from banking to death care to baking, and his role as CEO of Bond Bakery Brands.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Rudy Blair, a veteran entertainment reporter and MC, about his career and upcoming hosting gig.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Scott Moore, CEO of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025, about his career in sports media and the upcoming event.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Olympic gold medalist Robert Esme about his legendary relay race and career.

Host Andrew Applebaum interviews Gord Depp, lead singer of The Spoons, about his band's 80s hits and memories.