Sports and mental health

It's a culinary trip around the world via International Drive. We find out about "Taste of the Nations" - a special event in St. John's this weekend showcasing food and culture from dozens of countries. (Krissy Holmes with Ife Alaba, Taejha Young, Ifah Lawlor, Paula Villalobos Ur ... Show More

It's a tough job, and it comes with a huge cultural responsibility. We ask the former member of Great Big Sea why he's taking on the top job at the East Coast Music Association. (Krissy Holmes with Bob Hallett) 

U-Turn Addiction Recovery Centre wants to provide a safe, judgement-free space for people in Conception Bay North as they wait out the wildfire. We speak with the head of the centre about what he's seeing... and what's available for people going through a stressful time. (Krissy ... Show More

The mental health of athletes has been in the news a lot this year, thanks to Olympians Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles. The attention may be new, but the field of sport psychology is not. How do sport psychologists work with athletes? How might athletes’ mental health affect the pu ... Show More

Most offices are rife with sports metaphors, from hitting the target to being a team player. There’s a lot we can learn from athletes and those who train them about performance and mental health. And high-profile athletes from Michael Phelps to Simone Biles have contributed to th ... Show More

How can sports impact our mental health? Playing sports can teach valuable life skills like resilience, endurance, and how to work with others. It can also support cognitive development, improving focus and problem-solving skills. There are also concerns about whether the pressur ... Show More

The upcoming Tokyo Olympics will be one of the few Games ever to take place during a global pandemic. That means zero fans in the host city, no family or friends allowed and a ban on cheering. What effect will all of this have on the athletes? CNN’s Chief Medical Correspondent Dr ... Show More

After what can only be described as the Greatest Introduction in Podcast History, Tyler and Mark discuss how athletes can have a positive (or negative) impact on fans, communities, and even the world. That’s right, social good as it relates to sports & athletes! 

At every Olympic Games, there are thousands of stories. This year, Simone Manuel looks to solidify her legacy as the greatest gymnast of all time. Katie Ledecky could become the most decorated female athlete in Olympic history. And Trayvon Bromell aims to claim the title of 'worl ... Show More