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PODCAST: Epi. 43—Waking the Red Weekly: DeRO: My Life with Brendan Dunlop! Brendan Dunlop joins the show to discuss his latest project: ‘DeRo: My Life, by Dwayne DeRosario.’ Plus, the crew will get into Toronto FC’s disappointing start to the year as well as preview the Reds’ matches vs. Columbus and NYCFC. Share this story TORONTO, Canada—Welcome back to another edition of the live Waking the Red Weekly podcast presented by Footy Talks Live! On this week’s episode, hosts Mitchell Tierney, Michael Singh, and Jeffrey P. Nesker are very excited to be joined by Brendan Dunlop to di...

LIVE at 12:15 EST: Epi. 40—Waking the Red Weekly ft. Terry Dunfield! Former Toronto FC midfielder and now-Academy coach, TSN Analyst, and OneSoccer colour commentator Terry Dunfield joins the show to discuss the young guns and look ahead to Saturday’s match vs. Vancouver Whitecaps. Share this story TORONTO, Canada—Welcome back to another edition of the live Waking the Red Weekly podcast presented by Footy Talks Live! On this week’s episode, hosts Mitchell Tierney, Michael Singh, and Jeffrey P. Nesker are joined by former Toronto FC Player of the Year Terry Dunfield to discuss the TFC ...

Baby kangaroo spotted onboard American Airlines flight Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent A kangaroo was spotted hopping onboard an American Airlines flight – and he was flying in the cabin like a regular passenger, rather than in the hold. Harry, a joey (baby kangaroo), was being transported from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Newport News, Virginia in the US.   He was relocated at the weekend as part of a wildlife conservation project. Accompanied by his handler, Harry was filmed boarding the plane by flight attendant Bobby Weston, who shared the footage on socia...

Listen • 1:36 Every year a lighted Christmas tree appears on the old Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys — on a section that's not connected to land. WLRN spoke with a couple of the "elves" behind the annual lighting and decoration of Fred the Tree. About 10 years ago, two Keys residents named Tim and Loretta noticed an Australian pine growing on a section of the old Seven Mile Bridge. The original bridge, built by Henry Flagler's Overseas Railway in 1912. The bridge eventually became part of the Overseas Highway but It hasn't been used for traffic since 1982. The tr...

markhedden.com A team of "elves" decorates the Australian pine on a disconnected section of the old Seven Mile bridge in the Florida Keys every year. About 10 years ago, two Keys residents named Tim and Loretta noticed an Australian pine growing on a section of the old Seven Mile Bridge. The original bridge was built by Henry Flagler's Overseas Railway in 1912. The bridge eventually became part of the Overseas Highway but It hasn't been used for traffic since 1982. The tree was on a section that isn't connected to land any more and, unlike some of the other old bridges, isn't used as a fishin...