Scott Rintoul

He's been named the managing editor of SportsPageBC.

If you're not familiar, this is a new venture called From Scott Rintoul, Karm Sumal, ex of the Daily Hive, our friend Jared Harmon, aggregating a bunch of the fantastic sports news across this province of ours in one spot.

The theory being if, you know, all these big media companies in Toronto are bailing out of B.C., then to heck with it.

We'll cover it ourselves using, of course, a podcast.

And then it was the six of us, the six of us at the Bruno Mars concert.

And then I'm just realizing now, before I show this to you, and I'll talk about Bruno for like two or three minutes, and then I will then get to the Scott Rintoul interview.

I just realized that...

Let me just pull something up real quick, and then we'll be ready, because I want to be able to show you guys something about the concert.

Then probably get into the Scott Rintoul interview in the next three minutes or so, then I can go back to the concert after the interview.

But I can pull this up first.

So I knew that Irvin was going to be there.

It's actually audio picked up from the Mac that you just saw the camera view from.

Squire Barnes, he would be fun, but it's not him.

So there's a guest for Don Taylor, there's a guest for Scott Rintoul, and then, uh, a guest that kind of encapsulates both for different reasons, Sports Page.

We will see.

The two players we got from Toronto.

That's where a number of, uh, famous Vancouver personalities, including, uh, Tampa, uh, someone, if you're a Tampa Bay fan, Dave Randorf was part of Sports Page.

Scott Rintoul is running Sports Page, so check that out, sportspage.ca. That is back.

Just kudos to everybody who, um, got everything kind of quickly as they can back together after the mess that happened over the summer.

There's still a few people that we probably should be hearing more of, but it's ...

He's enjoyed success as a player, a coach, and an analyst, but Jesse Levine is just as comfortable dealing with failure, thanks to the way he was raised in sport.

Hey there, I'm Scott Rintoul, and it's my great pleasure to share the perspective of another world-class performer with you on this podcast.

Each episode is unique for its own reasons, and in this case, that has a lot to do with the sport that we'll focus on.

Tennis is arguably the world's most high-profile individual sport, and Jesse Levine has seen the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

We'll talk to Patrick about that.

Scott Rintoul is going to join us, our old friend and colleague from Radio Station Days.

If you missed it this week, SportsPage lives again.

It does so...

Time to flesh it out now.

If you missed it, SportsPage BC, a new digital sports media platform dedicated to covering sports from every corner of British Columbia.

And one of the co-founders, our friend and former colleague, Mr. Scott Rintoul, joins us to discuss more.

Congratulations, my man.

Uh, Sports Page BC, it's a new digital sports media platform dedicated to covering BC sports from all sorts of, uh, sources.

And Scott Rintoul is the co-founder, our friend from the Sports Page days.

We worked with him, uh, 6:50 and, and 10:40.

He's been around for a while.