Lambton Men's Soccer goalkeeper Ky Duong and center back Andrew Moxley join the show for Day One of our '25 in 25' Countdown to Christmas.

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Welcome (back) to The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network!

As we count down to Christmas, we are releasing a new podcast episode each day from December 1st to 25th, kind of like an audio advent calendar.  To get things started on the right foot, host Tyler Bennett turns to two familiar faces that he's got to know rather well the last three years.  Ky Duong and Andrew Moxley, two members of the Lambton Men's Soccer program, join the show to discuss a wide variety of topics.

The conversation takes many turns throughout the hour chat. From Lambton Men's Soccer to building a team culture to potential business ideas, nothing is off limits here.

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Episode Fifteen of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is back after an unexpected (but much needed) month hiatus!

This week, host Tyler Bennett flies solo to discuss some of your Hot Takes ahead of the 2022-23 season.  Social media followers submitted their hot takes for the upcoming 2022-23 U Sports and CCAA seasons, and Bennett took some of the spiciest opinions and gave his own thoughts on how they may play out this year.

But, to begin, Bennett discusses why there was a month hiatus on the podcast and what lies ahead for himself, both personally as well as professionally.

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Welcome back to Episode 14 of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network!  Host Tyler Bennett is once again joined by Hayden Nichol, who dons new colours this time around as the new Head Coach of the Keyano Huskies Women's Volleyball Program in the ACAC.

Off the top, Bennett and Nichol discuss the uncomfortably hot weather that both are experiencing in Alberta and Ontario as the summer weeks tick away ahead of the 2022-23 season.  Then, the pair get into a conversation on the 2021-22 season, which was Nichol's first season as Head Coach at Holland College.

Nichol shares what he learned about himself as a coach in his first year as a Head Coach, and how he was able to navigate coaching both the Men's and Women's Volleyball Programs for the Hurricanes.  He shares how he was able to coach two different programs at two different stages in their respective leagues - the Women's Team was preparing to host the 2022 CCAA Women's Volleyball National Championship while the Men's Program was firmly in the rebuilding stage.

From there, Nichol discusses hosting the National Championship, and what that event meant both to himself and the team as a whole.  He talks about the significance of hosting an event like that, and discusses what his message was to the team heading into the tournament on the heels of a heartbreaking setback in the ACAA Semifinals.

Then, the conversation shifts to Fort McMurray, Alberta and the Keyano College Women's Volleyball Program.  Nichol discusses what ultimately led him to Keyano College and how the transition has gone to this point. Nichol also touches on the makeup of the roster, and what lies ahead for the group as the 2022-23 season quickly approaches.

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Episode 12 of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is live!  Host Tyler Bennett is joined by former Ambrose men's basketball player and Certified NBPA Player Agent Deion Adams to discuss his life as an agent, networking, the growth of basketball in Canada, and a whole lot more along the way.

Off the top, Bennett takes a look back at the Mailbag Episode from last week, and discusses the answers/responses that followers gave through Instagram in response to the episode.  Listen to Episode 11 - Mailbag Episode here.

From there, Adams joins the show.  Fresh off a trip to Las Vegas for Summer League, Adams kicks off the conversation by talking about his Summer League and Las Vegas experiences, sharing some of the stars that were in attendance over the course of his visit.  From there, Adams discusses how he ultimately became a Certified Player Agent, including the process in which he went through to obtain his certification and what ultimately led him to choose this career path.

Adams shares some good insight on the importance of networking in any industry, but more specifically for a job as competitive as being a Player Agent.  He shares how mentors and colleagues have helped him out as he's begun his career in the industry, and recommends others maintain their network going forward.

Towards the end of the conversation, Bennett and Adams discuss the growth of basketball in Canada across all levels.

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Episode 11 of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is officially live!  Host Tyler Bennett flies solo this week for a Mailbag Episode.  Bennett shares his thoughts on four questions that were submitted through Instagram over the past few weeks:

1. Are international student-athletes a welcome inclusion in U SPORTS / CCAA?

2. What is your biggest frustration with the current state of media coverage surrounding U SPORTS and/or the CCAA?

3. Share your thoughts on the equality of coverage when it comes to Men's vs. Women's sport.

4. What schools are on your bucket list as places to visit?

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We've reached double digits ... Episode 10 of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is officially live!  Host Tyler Bennett is joined by the one-and-only Paul Eberhardt for this week's episode.

Coach Eberhardt makes his return to the podcast after having appeared on the Four Quarters Podcast back on September 21st, 2020.  This time around, the chat focuses on what has transpired over the last two years since the last conversation, and what lies ahead at the same time.

With no agenda in tow, Bennett and Eberhardt take the conversation in whichever direction their words lead them.  The pair discuss the current state of basketball in the province of British Columbia.  On the heels of a successful year across all levels in the province (CCAA, U SPORTS, CEBL, High School), Coach Eberhardt discusses the state of the game across the province at all levels.

Eberhardt also discusses the significance and excitement surrounding the upcoming Niagara 2022 Canada Games, which run from August 6-21.  Eberhardt will serve as the Head Coach of the U18 team from British Columbia on the hardwood.  

Mixed in throughout the entire chat are stories and experiences from both sides that are sure to keep you entertained.

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Episode Nine of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is officially live!  This week, Julie Ann Milling (9:52) joins the show to discuss a wide variety of topics surrounding volleyball, her playing / coaching career at St. Clair, and her experiences as a dual sport athlete.

Off the top, Bennett dives into the All-Canadian Mailbag for this week's question, which came through from his personal Instagram page. This week's question reads "what's one piece of advice that you would give your younger self"?

From there, Milling joins the show to get the conversation rolling.  Milling is currently an Assistant Coach with the St. Clair Saints Women's Volleyball program while working with OnPoint Beach Volleyball across Windsor / Leamington / Sarnia.  The discussion begins with Milling sharing how they navigated the pandemic with OnPoint Beach Volleyball, sharing some similarities between Beach and Indoor Volleyball along the way.

NOTE: This week's conversation was recorded on Tuesday, June 21st.

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Happy (early) Canada Day!  Episode Eight of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is live ahead of the Long Weekend.  Host Tyler Bennett is joined by Lethbridge Pronghorns swimmer Apollo Hess, who is the reigning U SPORTS Rookie of the Year in the pool.

Off the top, Bennett takes another dive into the All-Canadian Mailbag for another listener question.  This week, the question reads 'are there any books you'd recommend'?  The answer relates to the conversation with Apollo, more so around the topic of his goals for his rookie season, so the question was rather fitting for the episode.

From there, Bennett and Hess dive into a conversation that aims to spotlight the rookie year that Apollo had in the pool, while also showcasing the sport of swimming as a whole.  Hess shares how he first got involved in swimming as a child, and how that helped fuel his competitive drive.

Hess also talks about the training side of the sport, and what his training schedule looks like as he preps for various competitions throughout the year, providing some in-depth understanding of what it takes to be an elite swimmer along the way.  Hess touches on the training cycles they go through as elite athletes, which includes some competitive challenges and two-a-day workouts throughout the week.

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Episode Seven of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is live for your listening pleasure!  Host Tyler Bennett is joined by one of the newest members of the Medicine Hat Rattlers Men's Basketball program, and someone who was one of the most popular guests on the Four Quarters Podcast.  

Cooper Ward (13:09) joins the show from his home in Ipswich, Australia, making his return to the podcast. Before the conversation with Ward, Bennett takes a dive into the All-Canadian Mailbag for this week's question, which is a hard-hitting one.  This week's question reads 'how did you first get into the sport, and was there a moment where you almost left'? 

Off the top, Bennett and Ward catch up on what has transpired since their last episode back on July 23rd, 2020.  Ward confirms his love for De'Aaron Fox and the Sacramento Kings is still in full force, while also stating he is still a big fan of the Farmer's Wrap from Tim Hortons. 

From there, Ward discusses his career at Cape Breton University while simultaneously discussing what he's most looking forward to at Medicine Hat College.  Ward shares what led him to transfer to the Rattlers Men's Basketball program, where he will play alongside fellow Australians Jordan Biggar and Ethan Robinson. 

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Episode Six of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is live for your listening pleasure!  Host Tyler Bennett is joined this week by Cody Stewart (9:20), who is the Head Coach of the Fraser Valley Cascades Women's Golf Program.

To kick off the episode, Bennett takes to the All-Canadian Mailbag for a question that sets up the conversation with Stewart.  This week's question reads: "What sport would you like to see added to any conference in Canada? If not included in most ...".  The question led to a variety of answers, but one stands out among the rest.

From there, Stewart joins the show to discuss the Cascades Women's Golf Program.  Stewart discusses the Silver Medal finish for the group at the Golf Canada 2022 Canadian University/College Championships in Bromont, Quebec back at the start of June.  Stewart talks about the team's approach and mindset heading into the Final Round and details how they overcame an eight-shot deficit on the back nine to secure the program's best-ever finish at the National Championship.

Throughout the conversation, Stewart details how talented the golf community is in Western Canada, more specifically in British Columbia.  Stewart talks about his own playing days at Fraser Valley, including the wake-up call he received at his first tryout for the team out of high school.  Stewart also shares how he got into golf as a kid, and how his passion for the game grew over the years.

Towards the end, Bennett and Stewart discuss finding a work-life balance, as both operate on a fairly busy schedule year-round.  Stewart shares his thoughts on finding a balance, and knowing when to relax to try and avoid burnout wherever possible.

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