Mato just raised pre-seed Read more
Podcast charts
Published by St. Andrew's College
Beyond the Gates , the podcast from St. Andrew’s College, features monthly conversations with prominent and fascinating Andreans whose lives and careers have been shaped by the college’s values, community, and traditions. Through thoughtful interviews that explore the role SAC has played in their development and the connections that continue to endure, each episode offers an engaging blend of insight, inspiration, and storytelling.
On the charts
Every published chart this podcast appears in, in the snapshot behind this page. Each one links to the chart it came off.
The Mato Topic Intelligence Platform does not report this podcast as charting in a published category in this snapshot.
From the feed
The latest episodes published to this podcast’s own RSS feed. Titles and descriptions are the publisher’s.
As we begin the 2026-27 school year, we’re taking you back to the beginning of the summer, and a decades-old tradition for many in the Andrean community: the Manhattan Open, a memorial golf tournament played in honour of Charlie Edwards, Class of 1970. In this episode, recorded at Muskoka Highlands Golf Links, John Sandham ’13 speaks with two of the event’s organizers, Don MacKay ’70 and Tom Stephens ’70, and Charlie’s brother, Mike Edwards ’79, about the tournament’s origins, longevity, and legacy.
We’re celebrating Canada Day by sharing this conversation with the man in charge of one of Canada’s top junior hockey leagues. Commissioner of the Western Hockey League, Dan Near ’99 talks about his unique and unexpected career path, from the National Hockey League to the WHL, and everything before and in-between. Dan gives us an evaluation of the opportunities and challenges ahead for the WHL and its member clubs, and even gets a surprise visit from a classmate, who asks Dan to reminisce about their time on the ice together, wearing the Saints red and white.
It’s another two-parter this month, featuring a couple of Old Boys whose time on campus started before their time as students. In this episode, Mike Foy ’97 discusses his family’s connection to St. Andrew’s dating back to when his father, Aubrey, accepted a position as Head of Music at SAC in 1976, and continuing to this spring, as Mike’s son becomes the second generation of the Foy family to don an Old Boy tie. Mike also shares his thoughts on how leadership skills honed at and connections made on campus have shaped his life and career going forward.
It’s another two-parter this month, featuring a couple of Old Boys whose time on campus started before their time as students. In this episode, Paul Perrier ’01 reflects on lessons learned from his parents, Bob and Ann, and how their teachings and encouragement influenced his unconventional education and career path. Paul, who was recently named Chief Sport Officer at Golf Canada, also explores his passion for sport, his belief in education through sport, and comments on the enduring nature of his family name at St. Andrew’s.
Host John Sandham discusses leadership on campus with his classmate, Rory McGuire ’13, tracing Rory’s journey from Grade 9 New Boy to Head Prefect and Varsity Hockey Captain in Grade 12. Along the way, Rory discovered new interests, made lifelong friends, and gained clarity on his path forward, earning the respect and trust of his peers in the process.
Our guest on this episode is a man who has spent parts of six decades working at St. Andrew’s: John Clements . First arriving at SAC in 1976, John shares stories of music, sports, excursions, and even some on-campus mischief during a conversation recorded in a familiar location on campus: Memorial Chapel. You’ll hear about an unexpected turn of events that led John to consider St. Andrew’s in the first place. John also tells the story behind the introduction of Dorset Carol at the annual Carol Service, the tune and lyrics to which are still second nature to generations of Old Boys.
This month's episode is actually two episodes, featuring conversations with a pair of classmates, teammates, and friends. Michael Faulds ’02 was the facilitator for one of, if not, the greatest football team in school history: the 2001 Varsity Saints, who went undefeated in CISAA play en route to a victory at the Golden Horseshoe Bowl played at the SkyDome in Toronto. Michael concluded his university playing career with the Western Mustangs in 2009, retiring as the all-time passing leader in Canadian university football. He takes over this year as Head Coach at Western University, after serving for 13 years as Head Coach at Wilfrid Laurier University, where he won U SPORTS Coach of the Year three times. Michael has appeared in the Vanier Cup as both a coach and player and remains connected, both to St. Andrew’s, and to the lifelong friends he made during his time on campus.
This month's episode is actually two episodes, featuring conversations with a pair of classmates, teammates, and friends. Donnovan Bennett '02 has enjoyed a hugely successful career in sports media, working with The Score, Sportsnet, and CBC across multiple platforms. He was also a multi-sport athlete, Prefect, and all-around highly engaged five-year Andrean. In this episode, Donnovan shares memories from campus, discusses some of the key people who shaped his Andrean experience, and reflects on how moments and lessons learned at St. Andrew's have stayed with him through the years.
Direct from Los Angeles, it’s Stephen Amell ’00! Stephen and host John Sandham ’13 dive into Stephen’s first foray into acting on our very own Ketchum Auditorium stage, including how a faculty member kick-started his prolific career. You’ll also hear how Stephen's approach to transition periods between roles has evolved over the years, and why he is a believer in the “Macbeth Curse."
In this inaugural episode, Head of School, Kevin McHenry, reflects on his journey to St. Andrew’s, the evolution of the college under his leadership, and the relationships, challenges, and transformational moments that have shaped his tenure. Host John Sandham ’13 guides a candid conversation recorded shortly after Kevin announced his retirement in 2027.
Ranking source
Apple Podcasts rankings via the Mato Topic Intelligence Platform.
Observed September 19, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
Apple and Apple Podcasts are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
Pairs with
Bring this source into Mato to read its transferable patterns, then turn them into an original show for your own audience.