Recent Talks
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Waneek Horn-Miller
Sport and Inclusion: Are Major Sporting Events Inclusive of First Nations and Other Groups?
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Johann Olav Koss and participants
Sport, Peace and Development: How Can Sport Contribute to Positive Social Change?
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Richard Pound
Sport, Ethics and Technology: Is High Performance Sport Inconsistent with Ideals and Ethics?
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Stephen Owen
Global Sport and Global Issues: From Ping Pong to Climate Change
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Gregor Wolbring
Who will be the future Olympic and Paralympic athlete? The impact of advances in science and technology and bodily assistive devices on Sport.
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Joe Velaidum
Attaining Spiritual Heights: The Meaning of Life and the Quest for Transcendence
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David Barber
On Thin Ice: Prophetic Ramblings of an Arctic Climate Scientist
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Mary Louise Adams
Why Don't More Men Figure Skate? The Persistence of Gender Stereotypes in Sport
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LeAnne Petherick
A Cultural Celebration of Inclusion? Gender Parody and Athletic Excellence on the Olympic Stage.
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Matthew Hayday
“They like us, they really like us!” — Defining Canada through International Accomplishments
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Stephen Wenn
The Olympic Movement and the Road Ahead: Status Quo or Will the IOC Tackle the Big Issues?
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Kathy Lewis and Rob van Adrichem
A Green Economy and the Value of Rural Places
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David Legg
Issues in the Paralympic Games and Movement: What They've Been and Where They're Taking Us
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Kevin Wamsley
Vancouver — the 6th North American Winter Games: What Does History Tell Us about Hosting the Olympic Games?
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Steven Mannell
Making change happen: University Leadership for a Sustainable Future
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Margaret Somerville
Laughing, Dreaming and Sweating: The Olympic Games as a Global “Shared Ethics” Forum
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Judy Illes
In Perilous Pursuit of Perfection: The Ethics of Neuroscience in Sport
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Vera Pezer
Sports: What insipres us and what we're missing. Are there better ways to define success? That's the topic discussed by Dr. Vera Pezer, chancellor of the University of Saskatchewan, in this Intellectual Muscle podcast (19:12)
