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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 36 MIN

Let's Talk About It: Kurt Browning

from Let’s Talk About It: A Podcast by Skate Ontario · host rmcculloch

On today’s episode of the Let’s Talk About It podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome Canadian figure skating legend Kurt Browning — four-time World Champion, renowned choreographer, and beloved commentator.   Best known for landing the first ratified quadruple jump in competition at the 1988 World Championships, Kurt’s career is filled with groundbreaking moments and unforgettable performances. He represented Canada at three Olympic Games and carried the flag at the 1994 Lillehammer Opening Ceremony, all while captivating audiences with his innovative footwork and theatrical style.   Beyond competition, Kurt has left an indelible mark on the sport as a choreographer, TV personality, and long-time commentator for CBC. Join us as we reflect on his extraordinary journey, his passion for performance, and the creative spirit that continues to inspire generations of skaters.

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