By with Adrian Bradbury & George Maguire
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Kristian Jack & Steven Caldwell.
This week it's some no holds barred banter on all things Euro 2020, with football pundits KJ & Caldwell. We'll dig into the tournament and talk about how you can join us online and build your very own Euro Fantasy Squad on June 8th or 9th!
Live Virtual Euro Fantasy Football & Auction events? That’s right! We're hosting a pair of laugh-out-loud evenings of fantasy football, special guests and fun prizes for a great cause, Ascent Soccer. Learn more and get registered today at ascentsoccer.org/euro.
And getting you ready for Euro 2020 will Steven Caldwell & Kristian Jack!
Steven Caldwell’s 18-year playing career started in the English Premier League with Newcastle United, where he also had stops at Leeds, Sunderland, Burnley and Wigan. And, it was from his centre back spot that Steven was the physical and vocal leader of successful premier league promotion runs for both Sunderland and Burnley. And after 2.5 years in the MLS with Toronto FC, Steven is now in the broadcast booth as a soccer analyst for TSN, in the boardroom as the president of the Oakville Blue Devils, and back on the field as an assistant coach for the revitalized Canadian Men’s National Team. We’re also thrilled to have his voice on the Global Advisory Council of Ascent Soccer.
Through dedication, professionalism, and a strong work ethic, Kristian Jack has established himself as Canada's most trusted voice on the beautiful game. Since immigrating to Canada from the northeast of England, 'KJ' has provided soccer fans with news, insights and analysis for close to 20 years, which has included everything from the MLS to the Premier League to Canada’s National Teams, and FIFA World Cups and Euros. The former TSN soccer analyst, is now the Premier League Final and Champions League Live host on SiriusXM FC and a regular analyst for One Soccer, covering the Canadian National Team and Canadian Premier League.
Click play and get your inside scoop on Euro 2020 today!
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For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Claire Poole.
Claire Poole is founder and CEO of the Sport Positive Summit, which is the global meeting place for sports leadership for the planet. Claire was also one of the instigators of the Sports for Climate Action Framework, and her voice on sustainability and sport has been featured on the BBC, The Guardian, The Athletic and today . . . right here on The Climb.
In this episode we dig into soccer and sustainability and what we can do, at every level of the game, to make a difference.
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For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Arora Akanksha.
Arora Akanksha believes that the United Nations needs a shake-up, and that’s why, as a 34-year-old, she is running for UN Secretary General. Her critics point to her age and lack of diplomatic experience, two things Arora believes make her the perfect candidate for an organization that has lost its way.
Arora is an Indo-Canadian, a graduate of Toronto’s York University & New York’s Columbia University, and has been working at the UN since 2016. Long enough to learn that, "We are not living up to our purpose or our promise. We are failing those we are here to serve."
As Arora aims for the top job at the United Nations, she is blazing a new path. She is the first millennial candidate. The first candidate to challenge an incumbent. The youngest candidate (at just 34) and if successful, Arora would be the first woman to ever hold the post.
Today we dig into her run at the UN, women in leadership and what it means to take action.
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For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Paul Riley.
A native of Liverpool, Paul Riley is considered one of the very best professional women’s soccer coaches on the planet, and has led his current squad, the North Carolina Courage, to three consecutive NWSL Shields, an ICC Championship, and a pair of NWSL titles. Riley is no stranger to the NWSL Championship, having also won it with the Western New York Flash in 2016. Before coaching the Flash, he was the head coach of the Portland Thorns of the NWSL in 2014 and 2015.
And today, we dig into "building a culture of collaboration," here on The Climb.
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In 2010 and 2011, Riley coached the Philadelphia Independence of Women’s Professional Soccer to back-to-back championship game appearances. With a 26-16-3 record in his two years with the team, Riley was named the WPS Coach of the Year in 2010 and 2011.
Before the Independence, Riley coached the Long Island Fury (WPSL) to a league Championship in 2006 and 2009, earning him the WPSL Coach of the Year Award in 2009. The team was Eastern Conference Champions four years in a row under his leadership and went 48-6-8.
Riley coached collegiately for CW Post from 1991-1997 and was awarded New York Regional Coach of the Year in 1991. With a 98-48-11 overall record, Riley was NYCAC Coach of the Year five times. He then moved on to coach the Long Island Rough Riders (USISL, USL D3 Pro), where he won the league championship in 2002.
His own professional playing career began in the United States where he played for the Long Island Rough Riders, Albany Capitals, New Jersey Eagles, Glen Cove, Hercules, and New York Atlas. He is the all-time leading assister for the Rough Riders.
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Music: Lioness (Instrumental) by DayFox https://soundcloud.com/dayfoxFree Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/lioness-instrumentalMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/ZATMh49j49M. -- and with this episode we dig into "impermanence and the five remembrances."
Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Kaira Jewel Lingo.
Kaira Jewel Lingo is Buddhist meditation and mindfulness teacher who grew up in both Chicago & Nairobi, Kenya, and much of her practice today is focused on teaching activists, artists, educators, families, and youth. Kaira Jewel grew up in a residential spiritual community and then lived a monastic life for 15 years as an ordained Buddhist nun -- before heading back to the US. Kaira Jewel is also a graduate of Stanford University with a B.A. and M.A. in Anthropology and Social Sciences and speaks fluent Portuguese, French, German and Italian, and a little Spanish -- and with this episode we dig into "impermanence and the five remembrances."
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Chris Guillebeau.
Chris Guillebeau is a NY Times bestselling author and podcaster, based in Portland, Oregon. Chris’s first book, The Art of Non-Conformity, was translated into more than thirty languages, which was followed by The $100 Startup, Side Hustle & The Money Tree. And now, his daily podcast, Side Hustle School, is downloaded more than 2 million times a month -- and with this episode we dig into "curiosity and the art of non-conformity."
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Caullen Hudson.
Caullen Hudson is a Chicago-based filmmaker, activist, and fitness professional, and he simply creates! Caullen is the co-founder of non-profit SoapBox Productions and Organizing. They explore and amplify issues of inequity and how to challenge them -- and with this episode we dig into "creativity and radical imagination."
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian & George are joined by Tim Walters.
Tim Walters is a professor at Okanagan College in British Columbia, Canada. He writes about football, late-stage capitalism, the climate emergency, radical politics and Slavoj Žižek. You can find his work on football and the climate crisis in The Guardian and The Blizzard. Tim loves the beautiful game and believes we can do so much more to be an environmental leader -- and with this episode we dig into the idea that "the football industry needs to wake up to the climate emergency."
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian is joined by Acumen founder and CEO Jacqueline Novogratz.
Jacqueline Novogratz is the founder and CEO of Acumen. She has been named one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers by Foreign Policy, one of the 25 Smartest People of the Decade by the Daily Beast, and one of the World’s 100 Greatest Living Business Minds by Forbes, who also honored her with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Social Entrepreneurship. Jacqueline Novogratz is a moral leader that delivers hope and ideas for future generations -- and she joins us today, on The Climb.
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Today on The Climb, Adrian is joined by Survivor Africa winner Ethan Zohn.
Ethan Zohn is simply a force of positivity. Ethan is a humanitarian, author, inspirational speaker, former pro soccer player and cancer-survivor — who was also the winner of $1-million & Survivor Africa, which led to him becoming the co-founder of global non-profit Grassroot Soccer. And, full disclosure -- Ethan is also supporting our work, as an active member of the Advisory Council of Ascent Soccer.
And today, Ethan shares his insights on 'empathy’ and ‘service over self’-- right here, on The Climb.
For all of our episodes you can visit us at ascentsoccer.org/theclimb.
You can follow The Climb on Twitter (@TheClimbPod) & Instagram (@TheClimbPod), and you can track Adrian down on Twitter at @adrianbradbury.
And remember, reaching the top of the mountain doesn’t really matter, if you’re not paying attention to, and enjoying, the climb.
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Music: Lioness (Instrumental) by DayFox https://soundcloud.com/dayfoxFree Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/lioness-instrumentalMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/ZATMh49j49M.
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.