Poonicast.
The Poonicast, co-hosted by urban planning myth Gary Pooni, is a series of conversations that celebrates folks who are driving positive change in Greater Vancouver. We’re shining a spotlight on good people doing good things in the city and introducing you to some of our favourite locals. From actors and athletes to philanthropists and musicians, these hometown heroes will motivate and inspire you to make a difference in your own community.
Poonicast.
Latest Episodes
Episode 19: Sam, Bob & Dan Lenarduzzi: The Family That Built Canadian Soccer - Part 2
In Part 2 of the Poonicast, Gary Pooni and co-host Amela continue their conversation with Sam, Bob, and Dan Lenarduzzi, beginning with the unforgettable story of how a teammate's black eye led to Dan's first professional start.The brothe...
Episode 19: Sam, Bob & Dan Lenarduzzi: The Family That Built Canadian Soccer - Part 1
In this special episode of the Poonicast, Gary Pooni and co-host Amela sit down with Sam, Bob, and Dan Lenarduzzi three brothers whose legacy helped shape Canadian soccer.They share their family's journey from Italy to Vancouver, where t...
Episode 18: David Ousted & Martin McDermott: Vancouver's World Cup Moment
In this episode of the Poonicast, Gary Pooni sits down with two of Vancouver Whitecaps' most beloved figures: David Ousted, former Whitecaps goalkeeper and new Sporting Director of Kamloops United FC, and Martin McDermott, the Whitecaps' legend...
Episode 17: Murray Mollard: The Winning Pitch for Canadian Soccer - Part 2
In Part 2 of their conversation, Gary Pooni and co-host Bob Lenarduzzi continue their discussion with Murray Mollard, author of Winning Pitch picking up where they left off on the state of Canadian soccer and what comes next.Murray and B...
Episode 17: Murray Mollard: The Winning Pitch for Canadian Soccer - Part 1
In this episode of the Poonicast, Gary Pooni sits down with Murray Mollard: player, writer, and author of Winning Pitch and special co-host Bob Lenarduzzi, North American Soccer Player of the Year in 1978, for a conversation that spans five dec...
