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The CFL Outsiders Olympic Bonus The CFL on Ice.
Not your ordinary football fan cast. Old Man & the crew see the game from a unique perspective with questions and insights you will not find elsewhere.
In this episode of the CFL Outsiders podcast, host Oldman Shoutingatclouds and co-hosts MJ and GT Barnum welcome Ken Childs, a passionate fan of both the CFL and bobsledding. The conversation explores Ken's unique journey from being a CFL fan to becoming involved in the bobsledding community, the connections between the two sports, and the current state of Canadian bobsledding as they head into the Olympics. Ken shares insights on the dynamics of bobsledding, the role of CFL athletes in the sport, and the evolution of safety measures in bobsledding. The episode concludes with a discussion on the prospects of Canadian athletes in the upcoming Olympics and resources for those interested in pursuing a career in sliding sports.
00:00 Introduction to the CFL Outsiders Podcast
01:35 Ken Childs: A Unique Perspective on CFL and Bobsledding
09:11 North American Sliding Sports and Canadian Tracks
12:09 CFL Players Transitioning to Bobsledding
14:47 The Role of Training and Athleticism in Bobsledding
21:23 The Mechanics of Bobsledding: Sleds, Tracks, and Speeds
27:06 Safety in Bobsledding: Risks and Regulations
29:16 The Personal Experiences of Bobsledders and CFL Players
32:08 The Future of Bobsledding and CFL Collaborations
34:03 The Upcoming Olympics: Expectations for Canadian Athletes
37:25 The Importance of Grassroots Programs in Bobsledding
39:45 Closing Thoughts on Bobsledding and CFL Connections
Opening jingle and segment intros by, The Goddess @swell144.bsky.social
MJ’s avtar designed by MJ’s sister
Social Media contacts
Oldman – Bluesky - @oldman-sac.bsky.social
Mastodon - @oldman_shoutingatclouds mstdn.ca server
Reddit- u/Oldmanshoutingcloud
GT - @gtbarnum.bsky.social
MJ - @sportsandplants
The CFL Outsiders -X, Bluesky, Instagram, Threads
- @thecfloutsiders
Ken Childs - @thekenchilds.com (Bluesky)
-slidingonice.com
e-mail [email protected]
By jorjhydeThe CFL Outsiders Olympic Bonus The CFL on Ice.
Not your ordinary football fan cast. Old Man & the crew see the game from a unique perspective with questions and insights you will not find elsewhere.
In this episode of the CFL Outsiders podcast, host Oldman Shoutingatclouds and co-hosts MJ and GT Barnum welcome Ken Childs, a passionate fan of both the CFL and bobsledding. The conversation explores Ken's unique journey from being a CFL fan to becoming involved in the bobsledding community, the connections between the two sports, and the current state of Canadian bobsledding as they head into the Olympics. Ken shares insights on the dynamics of bobsledding, the role of CFL athletes in the sport, and the evolution of safety measures in bobsledding. The episode concludes with a discussion on the prospects of Canadian athletes in the upcoming Olympics and resources for those interested in pursuing a career in sliding sports.
00:00 Introduction to the CFL Outsiders Podcast
01:35 Ken Childs: A Unique Perspective on CFL and Bobsledding
09:11 North American Sliding Sports and Canadian Tracks
12:09 CFL Players Transitioning to Bobsledding
14:47 The Role of Training and Athleticism in Bobsledding
21:23 The Mechanics of Bobsledding: Sleds, Tracks, and Speeds
27:06 Safety in Bobsledding: Risks and Regulations
29:16 The Personal Experiences of Bobsledders and CFL Players
32:08 The Future of Bobsledding and CFL Collaborations
34:03 The Upcoming Olympics: Expectations for Canadian Athletes
37:25 The Importance of Grassroots Programs in Bobsledding
39:45 Closing Thoughts on Bobsledding and CFL Connections
Opening jingle and segment intros by, The Goddess @swell144.bsky.social
MJ’s avtar designed by MJ’s sister
Social Media contacts
Oldman – Bluesky - @oldman-sac.bsky.social
Mastodon - @oldman_shoutingatclouds mstdn.ca server
Reddit- u/Oldmanshoutingcloud
GT - @gtbarnum.bsky.social
MJ - @sportsandplants
The CFL Outsiders -X, Bluesky, Instagram, Threads
- @thecfloutsiders
Ken Childs - @thekenchilds.com (Bluesky)
-slidingonice.com
e-mail [email protected]