The Sport In Everything: Recent Episodes
Noah Louie
The Sport In Everything is a podcast all about sports and their impact around the world. We look at many different events from all different times and look at the significance of sport throughout all of them.
On this episode we look at how rowing has changed/ stayed the same over the last 70 years. We look at rowing in the 1950s, 1990s, and up until modern day. To give us an inside view on what rowing was like in the 1990s we interviewed John Wallace who is a gold medal rowing for Canada. He talks about what rowing was like when he competed and what he thinks the biggest changes are.
In this episode we talk to Steve Davis who runs the highly successful Field Hockey Shack in West Vancouver. He gives us a better understanding of what it is like to be a part of business side of field hockey and how it impacts the game itself.
In this episode we talk to Tom, Liam and Owen who are three athletes on the North Shore and participate in multiple sports. We look at the advantages, disadvantages, and how it effects a person overall.
In this episode we look at all sorts of examples in order to answer the question “ what makes an adaption?”. We go through good and bad examples of adaptions and then compare them to adaptions of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In this episode I am again joined by Alex and Matthew answer our driving question. Video mention in podcast: https://youtu.be/yh2lZ1EaAww
In this episode I am joined by co-hosts Alex and Matthew ( and occasionally Ben) and we discuss what we think about of new project on Shakespeare. We look at questions like “ why are we learning about him, why he is important, and why are his play considered “classics”. At the same time intertwining sports, this is truly a bizarre episode.
In this episode we look at the issues facing Mike and Clovis who are two elite athletes in the WVFHC. We hear hear the major problems they have had to face because of COVID-19 and how they found ways around them.
In this episode we look through the stories of Elizabeth Guilbride who was a child during the war. As we hear her stories we get a better understanding of what the conditions were like at the time, and how sports were impacted because of the war. MLA citations: Barrow, M. (2013). London Since 1930s. Retrieved November 30, 2020, from http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/war/rationing.htm
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(john@spartacus-educational.com), J. (n/a). Blackout Curtains In The Second World War. Retrieved November 30, 2020, from https://spartacus-educational.com/2WWblackout.htm
Oversimplified, accessed November 26th, 2020, oversimplified WWII part 1
Oversimplified, accessed November 26th, 2020, oversimplified WWII part 2
Personal interview with Elizabeth Guilbride, November 23rd, 2020
W. (2020, November 16). Rationing in the United Kingdom. Retrieved November 30, 2020, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing_in_the_United_Kingdom
W. (2020, November 21). London in World War II. Retrieved November 30, 2020, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_in_World_War_II
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In this episode we look through the life and career of Steve Nash in order to find evidence on why he is the greatest Canadian from and athletic point of view. We are also joined by guest interviewee Martin Nash, who helps us explain what Steve Nash’s life was like off the court as well.
Coming 2020, The Sport In Everything hosted by Noah Louie will be covering many different topics involving sports.