Podcast appearances and mentions of Bryan McCabe

On this Episode of Spittin' Chiclets, the guys are joined by Hockey Hall of Fame Reporter Larry Brooks and Special guest Sean Avery to talk about the recent drama within the New York Rangers; Igor Shesterkin's Contract, the Jacob Trouba trade and much more. But first, the Colorado Avalanche acquired goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood, The Blackhawks fired their head coach and the Four Nations team rosters have finally been announced. Later on, Bryan McCabe joins the show with an all-time interview to talk about his iconic fight with Chara, getting the boo birds in Toronto, some intense Mike Milbury stories and much more. Barstool Survivor premiered and the storylines are just starting to unfold, Biz continues to sample everything from restaurants, and the footage of Bizzy's Brawl will be released soon. What a time in Chiclets Land, this is an episode you won't want to miss. 00:00:00 - CHICLETS UPDATES 00:31:32 - Trouble in Ranger Land 00:44:10 - Larry brooks and Sean Avery Interview 01:43:19 - Avalanche Trade 01:50:10 - Chicago Blackhawks 02:00:04 - Four Nations Rosters 02:18:17 - Bryan McCabe Interview 03:39:28 - Quick Hits Support the Show: PINK WHITNEY: Take Your Shot with Pink Whitney YETI: Shop YETI at barstool.link/YETISC GAMETIME: Download the Gametime app today and use code CHICLETS to easily score great deals with the new Gametime Picks! BODYARMOR: Get yours today at Walmart or a local grocery store near you! https://www.walmart.com/brand/bodyarmor/shop-all-bodyarmor/10009869 JACKPOCKET: New customers, get your first ticket FREE using code: “PUCK” ($2) https://jackpocket.onelink.me/sY17/CHICLETS GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-GAMBLER, NY Call 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY. 18 or older (19+ in Nebraska, 21+ in Arizona). Void where prohibited. Promo code required for $2 non-withdrawable credit. Prize amount may differ at time of drawing. Terms jackpocket.com/tos/free-ticket-promo/You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/schiclets

It's 2002 and there's a thick layer of hope wafting in the air around the Air Canada Centre. The Leafs have finished 2nd in the East, only one point back of the Bruins. Mats Sundin is the highest scoring centre in the league and has led the team to their 4th consecutive playoff appearance. The supporting cast is stronger than ever with Darcy Tucker, Gary Roberts and Alexander Mogilny upfront, Tomas Kaberle & Bryan McCabe on the blue line, and Curtis Joseph manning the net.After a hard fought 7-game series win against the New York Islanders in the first round, the Leafs are bruised, but ready to battle against the upstart Ottawa Senators, who feature young talent like Daniel Alfredsson, Marian Hossa and an oversized defensemen named Zdeno Chara.Sick of hearing all the ads? Subscribe to Soda Premium on Apple Podcasts to get rid of them!Follow @Sportsfeld on X! While you're there say hello to @theZubes and @JGoldsbie or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@sportsfeld.caIf merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchfeldIf you enjoyed today's show, please rate Sportsfeld 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.And as always, thank you for listening to another episode of Sportsfeld.

It's 2002 and there's a thick layer of hope wafting in the air around the Air Canada Centre. The Leafs have finished 2nd in the East, only one point back of the Bruins. Mats Sundin is the highest scoring centre in the league and has led the team to their 4th consecutive playoff appearance. The supporting cast is stronger than ever with Darcy Tucker, Gary Roberts and Alexander Mogilny upfront, Tomas Kaberle & Bryan McCabe on the blue line, and Curtis Joseph manning the net.After a hard fought 7-game series win against the New York Islanders in the first round, the Leafs are bruised, but ready to battle against the upstart Ottawa Senators, who feature young talent like Daniel Alfredsson, Marian Hossa and an oversized defensemen named Zdeno Chara.Sick of hearing all the ads? Subscribe to Soda Premium on Apple Podcasts to get rid of them!Follow @Sportsfeld on X! While you're there say hello to @theZubes and @JGoldsbie or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@sportsfeld.caIf merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchfeldIf you enjoyed today's show, please rate Sportsfeld 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.And as always, thank you for listening to another episode of Sportsfeld.

It's 2002 and there's a thick layer of hope wafting in the air around the Air Canada Centre. The Leafs have finished 2nd in the East, only one point back of the Bruins. Mats Sundin is the highest scoring centre in the league and has led the team to their 4th consecutive playoff appearance. The supporting cast is stronger than ever with Darcy Tucker, Gary Roberts and Alexander Mogilny upfront, Tomas Kaberle & Bryan McCabe on the blue line, and Curtis Joseph manning the net.After a hard fought 7-game series win against the New York Islanders in the first round, the Leafs are bruised, but ready to battle against the upstart Ottawa Senators, who feature young talent like Daniel Alfredsson, Marian Hossa and an oversized defensemen named Zdeno Chara.Sick of hearing all the ads? Subscribe to Soda Premium on Apple Podcasts to get rid of them!Follow @Sportsfeld on X! While you're there say hello to @theZubes and @JGoldsbie or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@sportsfeld.caIf merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchfeldIf you enjoyed today's show, please rate Sportsfeld 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.And as always, thank you for listening to another episode of Sportsfeld.

It's 2002 and there's a thick layer of hope wafting in the air around the Air Canada Centre. The Leafs have finished 2nd in the East, only one point back of the Bruins. Mats Sundin is the highest scoring centre in the league and has led the team to their 4th consecutive playoff appearance. The supporting cast is stronger than ever with Darcy Tucker, Gary Roberts and Alexander Mogilny upfront, Tomas Kaberle & Bryan McCabe on the blue line, and Curtis Joseph manning the net.After a hard fought 7-game series win against the New York Islanders in the first round, the Leafs are bruised, but ready to battle against the upstart Ottawa Senators, who feature young talent like Daniel Alfredsson, Marian Hossa and an oversized defensemen named Zdeno Chara.Sick of hearing all the ads? Subscribe to Soda Premium on Apple Podcasts to get rid of them!Follow @Sportsfeld on X! While you're there say hello to @theZubes and @JGoldsbie or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@sportsfeld.caIf merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchfeldIf you enjoyed today's show, please rate Sportsfeld 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.And as always, thank you for listening to another episode of Sportsfeld.

The guys welcome back host of TSN 1050's First Up, Aaron Korolnek, who hosts the weekly morning show Mondays through Fridays 6-10 a.m. alongside former Leaf Carlo Colaiacovo. AK digs into the Cup Final, McDavid winning the Conn Smythe in a losing effort, the Leafs and Mitch Marner, needs for the team, and much more. AK also weighs in on the sad state of the Blue Jays, where they go from here, the vibes in the Toronto sports scene, and some early season CFL chatter. To end, Clarkey nominates former Leafs Paul Maurice and Bryan McCabe as his Conway Furniture Couch Potato's of the week after a Cup win, and Ryan singles out Jays rookie Orelvis Martinez following a positive PED test. Brought to you by Conway Furniture and Larry Hudson's Chevrolet, Buick and GMC. Subscribe on Youtube and all the best podcast apps! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-Wix_x4--bclMBXhtRV3dA Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/instigating-with-clarkey-and-drury/id1590566419 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZlDWiSNbMs1O0mKW3zoHr

The Toronto Maple Leafs are back in the playoffs again, looking for their first series win since 2004 again, and probably will find a way to lose again, because the playoffs always brings a bigger emphasis on goaltending and Toronto's first-round challenge is taking on Andrei Vasilevskiy after a season in which the Leafs have used Ilya Samsonov, Matt Murray, Joseph Woll, Erik Kallgren, and even for a hot minute, Jett Alexander.The 2003-04 Maple Leafs come up a lot because they were a good enough team to actually win one (1) playoff series. They were also, at the time, record setters with the highest regular-season points total in Leafs history at 103. They've surpassed that figure three times since, including this year, but not yet appeared in a conference semifinal, or division final, or whatever they want to call the second round nowadays.Pretty good team, won a playoff round… doesn't really capture it. Who was on the 2003-04 Maple Leafs?Five Hall of Famers, for one thing. Largely winding down their careers, but still five Hall of Famers: Ed Belfour, Ron Francis, Brian Leetch, Joe Nieuwendyk, and captain Mats Sundin. Really, it should be six Hall of Famers, because Alexander Mogilny was there, too, plus a Masterton Trophy winner in Gary Roberts. And that's just the guys on the ice because the coach was also a Hall of Famer, Pat Quinn.Then there were five guys who aren't Hall of Famers, but were solid NHLers, dudes who played 1,000 or more games in the league, the kind of fellas you're going to want on your side in the playoffs: Tie Domi, Tom Fitzgerald, Calle Johansson, Bryan McCabe, and Matt Stajan.It should've been more than five guys with 1,000 games, but remember that the NHL, reacting to the Maple Leafs winning a playoff series (not really, it wasn't that rare at the time), canceled the entire 2004-05 season. Four more 2003-04 Leafs played at least 900 NHL games, but not 1,000: Tomáš Kaberle, Ken Klee, Bryan Marchment, and Darcy Tucker.Even the list of players from this team who were just dudes… is pretty solid. This team had Nik Antropov, Wade Belak, Alexei Ponikarovsky, Robert Reichel, and The Other Guy From The Legion Of Doom Mikael Renberg.The 2003-04 Leafs were a flawed team with most of its biggest names not in their prime, but what a collection of hockey talent in one place at one time. If they ever win another playoff series, will it be as much fun to look at that roster two decades later? We'll see. Maybe. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

Pete DeBoer had to be careful not to drop any hints from the Dallas Stars war-room as he answered Q's from our very own NHL insider. DeBoer was candid about being ‘pissed off' at his firing in Vegas, the locker-room leadership from Pavelski & Benn, and a young Wyatt Johnston playing beyond his years. Plus, being called out by Bryan McCabe in Florida, and learning from legends of the game as a coach with Hockey Canada. In Headlines, Ray sounds-off on NHL Player Safety for not providing supplemental discipline on a hit from Jeff Carter that sidelined Avs superstar Cale Makar. The guys take a look at the West, and a Pacific Division race that could see the Calgary Flames miss the playoffs. Meanwhile, Zach Hyman continues a career-year for an Edmonton Oilers team that could be poised to contend. John Carlson's injury gives Ray pause on a Washington Capitals playoff run in the East, while Florida continues to surge, and the Sabres stay in the mix. While recording the podcast, news of a blockbuster trade broke, Vladimir Tarasenko joins the New York Rangers! The guys discuss the trade, and what Tarasenko will bring to a talented Rangers squad.  Kris Abbott joins the podcast and runs the gamut on Super Bowl bets from Betano.ca. SIX wagers each gives everyone a chance to win the pod's NFL picks competition, despite Ray holding a comfortable lead. Outright SBLVII winner, Travis Kielce to score a TD, and the coin-toss are amongst bets placed. Season 4 Episode 39 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', Boston Pizza - pick it up or get it delivered right to your door, let Boston Pizza do the cooking tonight, ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RNDPANTS' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca. Twitter: https://twitter.com/rayanddregs IG: https://www.instagram.com/rayanddregs/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rayanddregs TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@raydregspod Website: https://www.rayanddregs.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Michael talks to Dr. Bryan McCabe, pastor, author, and urban missiologist, about a wide range of issues related to urban impact and serving the city from the suburbs.

Ordinary People. Extraordinary Conversations. If “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” and “The Parable of the Good Samaritan” collided at an intersection, then the Neighborly Love podcast would be the result. It features casual conversations over coffee in a “virtual coffee shop” that lean into the power of empathy. It’s about feeling heard, valued, and understood.Continue reading "Neighborly Love Podcast, Episode 16 – East Liberty Ministry Hub (Bryan McCabe, Bri Saleone, & Carrie Chappie)"

Does your faith have a whole in it? Does your faith go beyond the walls of the church? Sometimes we isolate ourselves in our own Christian bubble. We try to escape from the world. But this is not what we are called to do. Each of us are called to live a life on mission for God with compassion and love. We are God's plan to spread His good news and live out our faith publicly. Everyone has their own unique gifts and talents that can be used to point people toward Jesus. In this sermon, we learn more about the importance of living a life on mission and our part in God's plan. Speakers: Grace Pothen and Bryan McCabe

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, the guys talk about the places we get hockey news from, cancelling the World Juniors takes (00:00) and great moments in Celly history (09:00). Then Chris Johnston joins the show to talk about the World Juniors (14:00) and when will the NHL season start? (18:00). Then the guys talk about the Bryan McCabe can-opener (35:00), how teachers are underrated AF (44:00), and the Golden Knights trying to trade Max Patches (49:00). Nick Kypreos then joins the show to chat about his new book; Undrafted: Hockey, Family, and What It Takes to Be a Pro. Find it everywhere now! And also the Leafs championship mentality, all-time tough guys, and the new media world (1:04:00). Lastly, the guys chat about meeting ex-pros, Everly & Leo stories, and carpooling to Adam's house back in the day (1:57:00). Originally aired: December 9, 2020 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/VfoDdnrFgGA Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/fancydangleshirts Follow us on Twitter: @Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram: @SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/steve-dangle-podcast/id669828195?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TSN Hockey Analyst and co-host of Overdrive joined Andi Petrillo on The Lunch to dive into his 'Greatest Game'; Game 3 of the 2002 Eastern Conference Finals. Not only did he come back minutes after a Bryan McCabe shot left his eye black/blue and nearly swollen shut, but scored the OT game-winning goal in his first playoff game infront of his home-town friends and family. During the segment, we surprise O with a visit from former teammate Rod Brind'Amour, who shares his memories of the series

Longtime NHLer & Friend of the show Bryan McCabe joined the OverDrive boys earlier today with a surprise visit to give Noodles his advice on how to handle going bald up top.

Longtime NHLer & Friend of the show Bryan McCabe joined the OverDrive boys earlier today with a surprise visit to give Noodles his advice on how to handle going bald up top. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Bryan and I first crossed paths after the Spokane Chiefs and the Medicine Hat Tigers made a blockbuster trade in 1992. The teams exchanged 5 players each and Caber became a teammate and a friend over the next 2.5 seasons.Caber was drafted 40th overall in 1993 by the New York Islanders and played his first game for the Isles in 1995. He was their captain two years later. McCabe ended up wearing the jersey of 6 NHL teams: Islanders, Canucks, Blackhawks, Maple Leafs, Panthers and Rangers.Bryan McCabe was one of the leagues top defenseman in the 2000’s. His cumulative stats from 01-07 sit alongside names like Lidstrom, Zubov, Chara, and Niedermayer.He was a two-time Canadian World Junior Gold medalist, NHL All-Star, Canadian Olympian, gold medal winner at the World Championships and captain of the Islanders and Panthers and assistant captain of the Leafs.With over 1100 NHL games and now the Director of Player Development for the Florida Panthers, McCabe brings a wealth of experience and perspective to the podcast.McCabe is an open book. He is a father and a husband and man who cares about his players and his teammates like family. He even shares a story that brings him to tears from his time in Toronto.If you are a Toronto Maple Leaf fan this episode is a must listen. Bryan covers the joys and the perils of playing in Toronto...he would know. From being celebrated as hero, to being booed on every possession McCabe saw the best and worst of Leaf fans.This interview is candid, raw and honest and one that you will enjoy.Meet my friend and teammate… Bryan McCabe.

Former Maple Leaf & Director of Player Personnel for the Florida Panthers Bryan McCabe joined the OverDrive boys earlier today. He touched on life at home and the difficulty of keeping his Florida Panthers in game shape with no games. As well a quick update on his hair & on the anniversary of the 2004 Leafs-Sens playoff series.

Hour 3 of OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the boys are joined by Mike Wilbon of PTI to chat about The Last Dance which debuted last night. As well former Maple Leaf & friend of the show Bryan McCabe stops by to chat about his life in isolation & a quick update on the status of his hair!

Former Maple Leaf, Friend of the Show & Director of Player Personnel Bryan McCabe joined the boys on OverDrive earlier today. He touched on how his hair is holding up these days, on Joel Quenneville's first year with the Panthers and on how strong the play of Barkov & Huberdeau has been

TRACS Annual Meeting Learnings | Changing Higher Ed 028 Episode Summary The Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS), an accreditation body for Christian institutions of higher education, works with approximately 100 institutions. Founded in 1979, the organization is a voluntary non-profit self-governing body that promotes the welfare, interests and development of higher education institutions who have a distinctly Christian purpose. The TRACS Annual Meeting provides opportunities for networking and learning about best and emerging practices among the members. This podcast features the following individuals who attended the recent TRACS Conference: Ann Rill, Chief Academic Officer at Veritas Baptist College. Bryan McCabe, Academic Dean at Bakke Graduate University Steve Hase, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer at Southern Evangelical Seminary Key Learnings from Dr. Ann Rill Veritas Baptist College started as a Bible institute in the 1980s. In the 1990s, the institution became a full-fledged college and received accreditation in 2011. In 2004, Veritas started implementing distance education through video-conferencing while also having some physical sites where classes could be held. The institution’s work expanded to the point where 17 churches along the East Coast offered Veritas’ courses on-site. During that time, institutional leaders realized that additional flexibility was needed in delivering the courses so each course was videotaped and sent out to students. Eventually, Veritas changed its model to utilize Adobe Connect and eventually Zoom. Over time, all of students were drawn to on-line courses through asynchronous lectures so the university ended on-site classes. Veritas now professionally records most faculty lectures. As Veritas moved into online education, faculty were concerned about how they would mentor students and prepare young people with ministry. Faculty now believe online education actually offers more opportunity to mentor because the lectures are prerecorded, thus freeing up their time throughout the week to meet with students either face-to-face or via online meetings. Rill said she appreciated the feeling of community available through attending TRACS events and tries to use these meetings to network and develop relationships with other institutions and their leaders. She believes that these relationships have been very beneficial to Veritas over the years. In discussing the most recent conference, Rill highlighted sessions focused on mentoring, which is a real challenge for online institutions like Veritas. Noting that 51 percent of Veritas’ student body is made up of transfer students, she cited one session that focused specifically on mentoring transfer students. Rill noted that this type of approach is important because only approximately 40 percent of all transfer students attending non-profit schools complete their academic program. Rill said that Veritas representatives who attended the TRACS conference have started using what they learned to develop new mentoring outreach efforts. For example, Veritas CFO is part of a group that will mentor students on financial planning and how to avoid taking out student loans. Rill also pointed to the need to remove barriers, such as discounting the quality of academic courses taken at other institutions, which hamper students from transferring. Although most institutions want to maintain a high academic standard (and often think that their own academic standard is the gold standard), the fact is that many students will be transferring throughout their academic careers. This makes sense – Millennials and Gen Z’ers are projected to have an average of nine different careers during their lifetime; thus, it is not surprising that they would follow this pattern of regular change in their academic studies. Wise institutional leaders will find ways to help these students transfer their previously earned credit hours, which increasingly will be important as the population of potential students nationally continues and even accelerates its decline. Rill did note that Veritas’ transfer policies are slightly different in relation to undergraduate and graduate programs. Veritas is more open to receiving undergraduate credit from schools that may not be accredited but that have appropriately degreed faculty members and are offering a valid program. She pointed out that accreditation is relatively new in Christian colleges and institutional leaders have been slow to embrace accreditation because they want to make sure that the accreditor’s worldview is in line with the Christian institution. Therefore, students who started their degrees many years ago may not have undergraduate degrees or credits from accredited colleges, so Veritas tries to do its best to accommodate these students without losing any integrity. At the graduate level, Veritas does accept qualified students, even if their degrees do not come from an institution that is accredited. However, as part of their admissions review, Veritas officials may identify academic deficiencies in the student’s background that would affect their graduate studies. The institution may ask the student to take some additional undergraduate courses to close these gaps. Rill also noted that Veritas does hold a high standard when considering requests to transfer graduate courses. In addition, Veritas has a policy that graduate students need to complete at least 25 percent of their program at Veritas to earn their graduate degree. Key Learnings from Dr. Bryan McCabe Bakke Graduate University’s main headquarters are in Dallas, but the university’s students live across the word with 30 percent residing in North America. The university offers an Executive MBA program and a Master’s degree in Transformational Leadership as well as doctoral degrees in Transformational Leadership and Ministry. The university serves business leaders, political leaders, Christian pastors and missionaries. These individuals take classes together, which brings diverse viewpoints to the classroom. In addition, BGU’s faculty are located around the world. Most classes are offered on-line. However, BGU also has an innovative program in which students can attend week-long immersive on-site classes that look at Christian work and issues in a specific city. The institution also has a Board of Regents (which is different that its Board of Trustees) comprised of individuals located across the world that serves as a resource network for coaching and mentoring BGU’s students. McCabe said he appreciated the opportunity to network with the conference’s diverse participants. His biggest takeaway from the TRACS Conference was the need for each of the university’s initiatives to be tied to a visioning and strategic planning process that is aligned with all of the stakeholders within the university. The TRACS conference showcased the need to continually assess progress while also communicating to and involving individuals.   The university just went through the 10-year accreditation process with TRACS and received commendations for their work. However, there is room for fine-tuning and McCabe noted that attunement to a shared vision is a big challenge. Key Learnings from Dr. Steve Hase Southern Evangelical Seminary, which is 26 years old, offers educational programs through integrating classical philosophy and evangelical theology with apologetics. The Seminary is known for a full integration that helps Christians be prepared for a contemplative faith and have influence in their professional and community spheres. Hase experienced three takeaways from the TRACS Conference: The conference improved his own mindset through offering the opportunity to meet peers and learn about everyone’s challenges and successes. He realized that he’s not alone when undertaking these efforts. TRACS regularly pulls together numerous subject-area experts on topics, including strategic planning, building institutional leadership, a data-driven approach to admissions, reporting and measuring, and donor-centric fundraising. Fellowship is a critical part of the TRACS Conference because it allows participants to interact with others who are mission-minded. These individuals are always willing to impart their experiences and wisdom. TRACS leadership coaches individuals to help them become better leaders. In addition, the association creates workshops to help campus leaders do an accreditation self-study and to show ways that the institution can demonstrate it is meeting the accreditation requirements. These resources offer clarity and create templates that help institutions succeed. The conference also offered ideas to help the Board of Trustees understand their roles and be successful. The seminary is considering beginning a capital campaign, but after attending TRACS, Hase realizes that institutional leaders need to figure out how to cultivate a culture of stewardship as well as sustainable donors. The TRACS conference also made him reevaluate whether the institution is ready for this campaign and whether the need exists to sharpen the strategic plan. He now believes he needs to make sure that the Board and the senior leadership are on the same page before reaching out to raise external capital. Bullet Points TRACS conferences offer opportunities to network and develop relationships with leaders from other institutions. These events also provide opportunities to learn from others, both informally and formally. TRACS offers support to members who are going through the accreditation process. In addition, the association’s conferences and meetings create a network that helps members remain on the cutting edge of higher education. Mentoring students – especially those who are transferring into the institution -- is important, especially since the available student population will decline soon. Look for innovative ways to involve leaders and faculty, such as creating mentoring opportunities around personal finance. Additionally, institutions need to look at removing barriers in relation to transferring. This includes finding appropriate ways to accept course credits. Strategic planning and visioning should be at the heart of the institution’s efforts. This process needs to be continually refined and involve regular participation by the institution’s diverse stakeholders. Institutions can take an out-of-the-box approach through creating a network of key individuals around the world who can mentor students. Think through capital campaigns carefully before starting these efforts. These campaigns need to be tied to the strategic plan and continually involve and update all stakeholders. Links to Articles, Apps, or websites mentioned during the interview: TRACS Veritas International University Bakke Graduate University Southern Evangelical Seminary Guests Social Media Links: Ann Rill Bryan McCabe Steve Hase The Change Leader’s Social Media Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com

In the 3rd hour of the show Michael and Carlo discuss Maple Leafs vs Bruins Game 7, which players need to step up the most, how the Maple Leafs can finally beat Boston, the Raptors vs Magic game 5, the Stanley Cup Playoffs and more. Guests include former Maple Leafs goalie Andrew Raycroft and Maple Leafs defenceman Bryan McCabe.

Former Maple Leafs Defenceman Bryan McCabe joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss Game 7 between the Maple Leafs and Bruins, how Toronto can win and more.

Former Panthers captain and current Director of Player Personnel Bryan McCabe joins this week's show to talk about his "Legacy Saturday," prospects, the upcoming World Junior Championships and more!

Former Maple Leafs defenceman current Panthers director of player personnel Bryan McCabe joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss his time playing with Carlo, his new role with the Panthers, the 2002 Maple Leafs playoff run and more.

In the 4th hour of the show Michael and Carlo discuss the Maple Leafs vs Hurricanes, Ken Hitchcock replacing Todd McLellan in Edmonton, the Raptors win over the Magic, the William Nylander deadline and more. Guests include former Maple Leafs defenceman Bryan McCabe and Basketball Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins.

In the first full-length episode of the Goldie On Ice Podcast, host and Florida Panthers’ television play-by-play voice Steve Goldstein talks with Sportsnet NHL reporter Elliotte Friedman about free-agent John Tavares leaving the New York Islanders to sign with the Toronto Maple Leafs and gets his thoughts on the Panthers’ newest winger Mike Hoffman, acquired in a mid-June trade with the San Jose Sharks. Goldstein also sits down with the Panthers’ Director of Player Personnel Bryan McCabe for some insight into his job and career, AHL affiliate Springfield Thunderbirds head coach Geordie Kinnear, and Riley Stillman, 2016 4th-round draft pick and son of former Panther Cory Stillman. Music used: "Fireworks" by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 "Picture It All (Instrumental)" by Lorenzo's Music is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 "Please Listen Carefully" by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

Panthers Director of Player Personnel Bryan McCabe joins the show to talk about Florida's annual development camp. Doug, Jameson and Pete also dive into how the Panthers approached this year's free agency.

Panthers Director of Player Personnel Bryan McCabe joins OverDrive for his annual visit at the NHL Draft. He discusses the scouting meetings leading up to the Draft, conducting player interviews with top prospects, plus the possibility of big moves happening this year.

Hayes, O'Dog, and Noodles look ahead to the 2018 NHL Draft taking place tonight in Dallas, check-in with TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger, and are joined by Florida Panthers Director of Player Personnel and "Friend of the Show" Bryan McCabe.

The Toronto Maple Leafs continue their Western Canada road trip, David Morassutti and Richard Lee-Sam are in studio to break it all down. (0:00-19:00) They start with the game against the Edmonton Oilers where Kris Russell does the unthinkable and why people should not have pity on him, bringing up the time Bryan McCabe did it in overtime. (19:00-27:40)Besides the fluke own goal, the Leafs had some other troubling aspects of this game as they failed to including Jake Gardiner who had a rough night.(27:40-33:00) Looking at the mental mistakes from the Leafs defence and why it has been frustrating to see and why Roman Polak is still playing. They also bring up the funniest goal they had ever seen when Polak shot it off of Travis Hamonic. (33:00-44:40) The Leafs continue their road trip into Vancouver where they will play earlier because of the broadcast schedule and Canucks fans should not complaints about it. Brock Boeser will be a player to watch in with the rookie putting himself in the Calder Trophy race which has been better than expected. (44:50-51:10) They shift gears to William Nylander and his improved play on the fourth line and why Matt Martin and Dominic Moore have helped him and Mitch Marner turn things around. They also talk about why the Leafs need to be careful when talking about trading for a defenceman citing the Oilers moves that they made in the offseason.(51:10 They bring up the Erik Karlsson and Drew Doughty situation and why it is a strange situation and what it could mean for the Leafs. They also bring up why the Leafs will probably be able to handle their contract situation better than Edmonton because of their culture which could be compare to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Florida Panthers director of player personnel Bryan McCabe joins Hayes, Odog and Noodles from the NHL entry draft and has a good laugh reminiscing with the boys, along with discussing the excitement of draft night and Chris Pronger joining the Panthers front office.

In hour 2, live from the NHL Draft, the guys chat with TSN Hockey Analyst Ray Ferraro, discuss TJ Oshie re-signing with the Washington Capitals, and former Maple Leafs defenceman Bryan McCabe joins the boys around the table.

In the final hour, the guys are joined by Toronto Raptors' Patrick Patterson, "Friend of the Show" Bryan McCabe, and hit the Three Stars.

Florida Panthers director of player personnel Bryan McCabe joins OverDrive to discuss his promotion with the team, how the Vegas expansion draft is spicing things up this off-season and Bob Boughner being hired as head coach.

Ahead this week on AFITC, the Maple Leafs earned points in all four games this week but should they be satisfied? We'll take you through the four games against the New York Islanders, Montreal Canadiens, Pittsburgh Penguins and Atlanta Thrashers to kick start the Redline Report. How did this week position the Leafs going forward? We're all over that question before providing an update on Jonas Gustavsson in the Revolving Door and wrapping the segment with Quick Hits on Sidney Crosby, Eric Staal and Bryan McCabe. Back Checking brings lots of Listener Contributions from Twitter, Facebook and Email on a variety of subjects including concussions, the Leafs goaltending situation and what Brian Burke should be doing at the trade deadline. The Gong Banger happens by at end of the segment to ring in another Troubling Fact of the Week. Rigamarole wraps the program with a look at whether Brian Burke should fish or cut bait with the Leafs leading scorer Clarke MacArthur. It's Oscar Night here on Planet Earth. In just six weeks, we'll find out if the Maple Leafs playoff push is for real or deserves an Oscar in the category of best impersonation of a playoff team. This is Episode 6.23 of AFITC.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 1-0 lead against Ottawa.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 2-0 lead against Phoenix.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 7-4 lead against Philadelphia.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 2-0 lead against Toronto.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 1-0 lead against Toronto.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 2-1 lead against Carolina.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 3-0 lead against Atlanta.

Bryan McCabe scores the overtime winner in a 2-1 victory against Detroit.

Bryan McCabe scores to bring the Panthers to within 4-3 against Ottawa.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 3-1 lead against Washington.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 2-1 lead against Pittsburgh.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 3-1 lead against Ottawa.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 2-1 lead against Washington.

Bryan McCabe scores to bring the Panthers to within 2-6 of New Jersey.

Bryan McCabe scores the game winner in overtime against his former team

Bryan McCabe scores to tie the score at one against Philadelphia.

Bryan McCabe scores to bring the Panthers within 1-2 of Philadelphia

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 3-1 lead on Pittsburgh.

Bryan McCabe scores to tie the score at three against Tampa.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 3-0 lead agaisnt Colorado.

Bryan McCabe scores to give the Panthers a 3-1 lead against Washington.