How to Make Eating Healthy Easier
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
1M ago
No need to overhaul your diet, stop snacking, or say goodbye to what you love in order to eat healthier. Registered Dietitian Caitlin Boudreau encourages comedian Toby Hargrave and guest host Buzz Bishop that small changes can have big impacts. Add nutritious food to your plate, find out what habits deliver the best results, and if you’re hungry for more, get the free Guy’s Guide to Eating Healthy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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Life After Sport with Patrick Chan
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
1M ago
Patrick Chan is the most decorated male figure skater in Canadian history. A three-time world champion, he won Olympic gold in 2018 and two silver medals in 2014. While he knew exactly what he wanted to achieve as an athlete, retiring from professional competition proved to be one of the hardest moments in Patrick’s life. Patrick recounts his experience, encouraging more men to have honest, candid conversations about the impact of life’s challenges See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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Manny Viveiros: Confronting Cancer and Depression
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
3M ago
Of the 8 health conditions that most affect Canadian men, Manny Viveiros faced 3 of them all at once: prostate cancer, colorectal cancer, and depression. While prepared for the physical challenge of surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation, the unexpected mental health toll left Manny beat up and feeling like he’d crashed. An experience the Vancouver Giants head coach reflects on with gratitude for family and relationships and a renewed appreciation for finding balance in life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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The Life-Changing Impact of Asking for Help
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
4M ago
Ray Ferraro and Lindsay Killam join guest host Buzz Bishop for a candid conversation about mental health. Ray, a former NHL player turned broadcaster, shares what he did to seek help and why he’s a better partner, father, and person for it. While Lindsay, Clinical Director of Counselling Services at TELUS Health, identifies what signs and behaviours indicate it’s time to ask for help. MindFit Toolkit: menshealthfoundation.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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JR LaRose: From Survival Mode to Success
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
5M ago
Growing up in an environment of poverty, drugs and abuse didn’t prepare JR LaRose for success, but it did strengthen his resilience and determination. Now an accomplished speaker, JR’s message to others is–don’t allow your situation to become your excuse. The 9-year CFL veteran, 2011 Grey Cup champion and proud member of One Arrow First Nation offers a powerful example of what happens when you face your trauma. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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Manny Malhotra On Exercise, Fatherhood, and Coaching
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
6M ago
Toronto Maple Leafs Assistant Coach, Manny Malhotra played over 900 NHL games in an accomplished 17-year career. The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation’s newest National Champion joined host Dan Murphy to talk about health, fatherhood and coaching a new generation of athletes. Hear what helped Manny overcome a career-threatening eye injury, why exercise improves his focus, and how Men’s Health Check helped him better evaluate his health. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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MLA Aman Singh’s Experience with Alcoholism, Cancer & Stigma
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
7M ago
MLA Aman Singh is BC’s Parliamentary Secretary for the Environment and a prominent civil and human rights lawyer. Despite a colon cancer diagnosis in 2021, Aman admits his battle with alcoholism was the hardest thing he will ever do in his life. Aman shares his experience with alcohol addiction and recovery as a means to help others and reduce the stigma of mental health and addictions.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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Get Active at Any Age with Tommy Europe
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
8M ago
It's never too late to get more active – in fact, it may be even more important as we age. Award-winning fitness coach, stunt performer and former CFL All-Star Tommy Europe explains how exercise benefits our health as we get older. Learn his simple approach to getting active, and how to stick with it when life gets busy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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Nick Taylor's Playbook: Family, Health, and the PGA Tour
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
9M ago
Nick Taylor joins Dan Murphy following his historic win at the PGA Tour’s 2023 Canadian Open. He became the first Canadian in 69 years to win on home soil, collecting his third PGA win since joining the Tour in 2015. Nick talks about the experience and how a pep talk from his wife Andie provided the right mindset to win. Learn what Nick does to prioritize his health and how he prepares to compete against the best in the world. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information ..read more
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How Chris Pronger Faced Hidden Health Issues
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by Canadian Men’s Health Foundation
11M ago
Few athletes finish their careers on their own terms, a reality former NHLer Chris Pronger is all too familiar with. Despite a celebrated career as a Stanley Cup Champion, two-time Olympic gold medallist and Hockey Hall of Famer, his success was not without challenges. Listen to his account of the serious injuries that ultimately ended his career, how they drove him into a black hole of depression and his long journey to recovery. See omny.fm/listener for privacy information ..read more
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