Mike speaks with Ashton Lansdell about the LA Queens' victory in the inaugural WPBL Championship. Episode runtime, listening options, and support details are included.
Ashton Lansdell, captain of the LA Queens, is the guest following the team's win in the first WPBL Championship.
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Toronto Mike'd Episode 1980 features a conversation between host Mike and Ashton Lansdell, captain of the LA Queens. The team won the first-ever WPBL Championship on the Tuesday before the episode's publication. Mike shares that conversation in full.
The episode is concise: 37 minutes and 45 seconds. The central focus is the win and Lansdell's perspective as team captain immediately after that milestone.
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Toronto Mike'd is produced by TMDS and hosted by Toronto Mike. The post lists commercial supporters for the podcast: Great Lakes Brewery, Electronic Products Recycling Association, Palma Pasta, Nick Ainis, and Ridley Funeral Home.
This episode is numbered 1980 in the Toronto Mike'd series. The site also publishes many adjacent episodes featuring music figures, local personalities, and other interviews (examples on the site include episodes with Paul Dean, Dave Faber, Don Breithaupt and others). The episode sits within a long-running interview-based podcast that posts full episode details, runtime, and listening links for each guest.
If you follow the WPBL, the LA Queens, or Ashton Lansdell specifically, this episode provides a short, post-championship interview with the team captain. If you follow Toronto Mike'd for music, media, or local-interest interviews, this episode continues the podcast's pattern of conversational interviews with notable guests.
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