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Maple leaf

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Sep 24, 2026

Jonathan CormerHOST
2:07
I've just been out collecting these maple leaves, one of my favorite fall activities.
Jonathan CormerHOST
2:15
Right, for the maple leaf medals? Correct.
Jonathan CormerHOST
2:20
As soon as the leaves fall from the trees, all the folktale forest hedgehogs gather together and collect them off the ground.
Jonathan CormerHOST
2:29
And then you turn them into medals.
Jonathan CormerHOST
2:58
Well, to be honest, Reg, I came looking for you because I was trying to think of a way to cheer up our friends after all the storms we've had recently.
Jonathan CormerHOST
3:07
Get everyone together and outside enjoying this brisk fall day.
Jonathan CormerHOST
3:11
Do you think we could give maple leaf medals to our friends too? Just something special to kick off the season.
Jonathan CormerHOST
3:19
Hmm.
Blade DailyHOST
59:01
The plates have the United States, Mexico, Canada, Australia, and Japan.
Blade DailyHOST
59:05
Amusingly, the Canadian plate uses a modified older red ensign rather than the maple leaf flag Canada had already adopted in 1965.
Blade DailyHOST
59:13
So...
Professor DegreeHOST
59:17
Maybe they started making it before the Maple Leaf was adopted.
Blade DailyHOST
59:22
Yeah, I don't know.
Blade DailyHOST
59:24
I don't know.
Jacob EwingHOST
7:58
Elbows up.
Jacob EwingHOST
7:59
The Maple Leaf and Hockey Canada logo are pressed onto the jersey's elbow area, creating a tactile, tone-on-tone treatment not previously used before on a Hockey Canada jersey.
Jacob EwingHOST
8:11
Okay.
Jacob EwingHOST
8:12
Okay.
Jacob EwingHOST
8:15
Our national symbol, a central design
Caleb SchneiderHOST
8:18
concept, the maple leaf is seen from all angles.
Caleb SchneiderHOST
8:21
That's good.
Caleb SchneiderHOST
8:21
That's good that we have the maple leaf on there.
JuanitaHOST
12:37
Give us a blue sky, a stand of aspens, and about five minutes of October sunlight, we're going to handle the rest.
JuanitaHOST
12:44
Now, we have to talk about the maple leaf, Canada's famous leaf.
JuanitaHOST
12:49
The maple leaf became an important Canadian symbol long before it appeared on our current flag.
JuanitaHOST
12:54
The stylized maple leaf was adopted on Canada's national flag in 1965.
JuanitaHOST
13:00
And here's the funny thing.
JuanitaHOST
13:01
The maple leaf on the flag isn't meant to represent one precise botanical species.
JuanitaHOST
13:07
It's a stylized national symbol.
JuanitaHOST
13:09
But when autumn comes and the real maple leaf turns red, suddenly that symbol becomes alive.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:53
Make your move, baby.
Mike TenaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:54
Looks good with that maple leaf on his chest, doesn't it? Ever
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:57
since I joined Team Canada, I've found a better way of life.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:03
Listen to this, Tony.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:37
Good description.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:38
And then take a look at the Canadian flag.
Stevie RaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:44
A maple leaf.
Stevie RaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:45
A maple
Michael LeBlancHOST
50:43
Eve's is back.
Michael LeBlancHOST
50:44
So Maple Leaf Foods, uh, bought Eve's and is bringing it back Lazarus-like from the dead.
Sylvain CharleboisHOST
50:50
[laughs]
Michael LeBlancHOST
50:50
From the grave, like.
Michael LeBlancHOST
51:07
I make a nice shepherd's pie with it.
Michael LeBlancHOST
51:08
So I'm really happy.
Michael LeBlancHOST
51:09
I, I haven't found anything quite like it, and I'm very happy, uh, it's coming back under the stewardship of, uh, Maple Leaf.
Michael LeBlancHOST
51:15
What do you think?
Sean AveryGUEST
30:49
You know, I don't want to hem and haw about this stuff.
Sean AveryGUEST
30:53
And like, am I a bad guy for saying that? For acknowledging that that's the truth? In my opinion, which, you know, it's pretty rational i'm not going i'm not jumping off buildings with some of my takes it's it's grounded and you know again and i said it the other day this canadian revenue agency thing with john taveras and patrick marlowe toronto maple leaf fans you want to do something to support your team you should have had thousands of people in the streets at that hearing because if that goes the wrong direction What are you going to do now? How are you going to attract free agents to come to Toronto and play for the Leafs if the government is taking their money unjustly? It's wild to me.
Sean AveryGUEST
31:42
So I'm trying to focus in and get people to understand what you really need to focus on and the hot topics.
Sean AveryGUEST
31:51
Man, 7.15 in the morning, you guys got me enraged.
Lindsay DunnHOST
35:45
So you're hearing that from Gavin, the expectations.
Lindsay DunnHOST
35:48
How excited does this make you for the season?
Dan RiccioHOST
35:51
I think the vibes are actually pretty high right now around the Maple Leafs, which given the way last season ended was, you know, maybe not looking great.
Dan RiccioHOST
36:00
And sure, there's a lot of question marks about this team.
Matt MarcheseHOST
12:42
... wow, we, we kinda had this conversation where pa- players, and, and it's the changing landscape in the National Hockey League, where players are now paid based on future expectations rather than what has already been accomplished in the league.
Matt MarcheseHOST
12:56
So for instance, years ago it was, I mean, the Toronto Maple Leafs kinda started this.
Matt MarcheseHOST
13:00
They were paying guys before they won, right? And that was, that was kinda a thing.
Matt MarcheseHOST
13:04
Whereas, you know, Futs, you, you mentioned it, with LA, Anze Kopitar and Drew Doughty got paid after the team won.

5 MINS LATER

Matt MarcheseHOST
18:12
Um, well- We'll see what happens.
Matt MarcheseHOST
18:14
Uh, we did have some news yesterday.
Matt MarcheseHOST
18:17
The Toronto Maple Leafs have named their new radio play-by-play voice.
Matt MarcheseHOST
18:22
Todd Crocker takes over from the legendary Joe Bowen, and he joins us when we come back.
BexHOST
0:14
And this week, we are talking about team traditions.
BexHOST
0:19
And we're going to expand a little bit on the original six teams that we did last week, just because Ryan wanted to get the Toronto Maple Leafs out of the way.
RyanHOST
0:31
that is me 100% being rude by the way and also can I just say
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:37
thank you all for your support continuously

15 MINS LATER

BexHOST
15:45
Because for some teams that have been around for a very long time, some of these teams haven't really found a tradition that has stuck through the ages, I should say.
BexHOST
15:57
Because I'm sure they've had traditions that have just fallen out of practice or that just are no longer relevant.
BexHOST
16:05
But, for example, the Toronto Maple Leafs.
BexHOST
16:10
So the Maple Leafs, like we talked about last week, they were founded in 1917.
ZachPANELIST
63:08
So just work his way into it.
Lindsay DunnHOST
63:10
[laughs] Toronto Maple Leafs, their first preseason game is this Saturday against the Habs, and then their season opener and home opener, September 29th, again, against the Habs.
Lindsay DunnHOST
63:20
And thank you guys for asking.
Lindsay DunnHOST
63:21
What I'm most interested about this season is Auston Matthews.
Dan RiccioHOST
65:00
Like, we've talked about all season with the Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero.
Dan RiccioHOST
65:04
Lindsay, you're bang on.
Dan RiccioHOST
65:05
So much of this season depends on Auston Matthews for the Maple Leafs.
Lindsay DunnHOST
65:09
Let's go.

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