Podcasts about canadian women's hockey league

- Talking Coronavirus, as it relates to the sports world; almost two months since most leagues postponed its schedules. - The Canadian Football League and the Canadian Premier League asks for government assistance, to help offset cost from the delay to their seasons. Also, reaction from members of the now defunct Canadian Women's Hockey League. - When will sports resume? What will the first couple of months look like? - and more ***Drop me a line @WhatsUPodcast on Facebook and Twitter!*** Guest: Tony Antoniou Music is brought to you by: Aba/Z Project Name of track: O What a Night

- Talking Coronavirus, as it relates to the sports world; almost two months since most leagues postponed its schedules. - The Canadian Football League and the Canadian Premier League asks for government assistance, to help offset cost from the delay to their seasons. Also, reaction from members of the now defunct Canadian Women's Hockey League. - When will sports resume? What will the first couple of months look like? - and more ***Drop me a line @WhatsUPodcast on Facebook and Twitter!*** Guest: Tony Antoniou Music is brought to you by: Aba/Z Project Name of track: O What a Night

I return to the world of Women's professional hockey, this time speaking with a member of the Professional Women's Hockey Player Association. My guest this week is Canadian National Team member, Brianne Jenner. I was thankful for the PWHPA for putting me in touch with Brianne. The PWHPA was formed after the recent folding of the Canadian Women's Hockey League. The folding happened at a time when the women were all gathered for the 2019 World Championships. Through the conversations that were had the PWHPA was formed. One of the biggest supporters of this group was tennis legend and women's and LGBT advocate Billie Jean King and we talk about what it was meant for her to be such the supporter. Have a listen and hear more from Brianne, her coming out, Olympics and what is the latest with the PWHPA. To find out where a showcase might be happening near you, follow on the PWHPA website at : http://pwhpa.com/ You can also follow the PWHPA on twitter at : https://twitter.com/pwhpa To follow Brianne specifically, you can follow her on twitter at : https://twitter.com/briannejenner You can follow me on social media at @LPFPod and my personal account at @randyblpf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chuck Bastie interviews skater Natalie Spooner as well as her reasons for choosing Fast and Female as her charity of choice! Chuck also chats with the CEO and Founder of Fast and Female, Chandra Crawford about the valuable partnership they've struck with Natalie. Natalie Spooner is competing with Andrew Poje. She is skating for Fast and Female. Born in Scarborough, Ont., Natalie Spooner began playing hockey at the age of four. By the time she was a teenager, she was offered a scholarship to play for Ohio State University. She played for their team, The Buckeyes, beginning in 2008 and played there for four seasons, while also earning her pre-med nutrition degree. In 2012 Spooner played one season with the Toronto Furies after being drafted into the Canadian Women's Hockey League. In 2014, Spooner secured her spot on the Canadian Women's Olympic Hockey Team, where she earned her first gold medal in Sochi, Russia. Post Olympics, she returned to the Furies where she earned the Clarkson Cup Championship's Most Valuable Player. She became the first woman in hockey history to win both an Olympic Gold Medal and the Clarkson Cup Championship in the same year. Spooner also helped Team Canada bring home a silver medal in 2018 at the PyeongChang Olympics. She is currently playing and training in pursuit of the 2022 Beijing Olympics. Spooner has always been an avid volunteer and dedicates her free time to charity events. She believes deeply in the empowerment of women and wants to continue to help young girls and women get into sports. Spooner is competing with Andrew Poje as her partner. She is skating for Fast and Female — a charity dedicated to keeping girls healthy and providing them with positive athletic role models. For more information about about Natalie's charity of choice, go to https://www.fastandfemale.com/ For more information about CBC's Battle Of The Blades and Natalie's profile, go to https://www.cbc.ca/television/battleoftheblades/skaters/natalie-spooner-1.5274455 To reach Chuck, email him at chuckbastie@gmail.com, or phone the Listen UP Talk Radio contact line at 1-866-269-6155! @cbcbattle, #botb, #battleisback, #cbctv, #skating, #battleoftheblades, #Natalie Spooner, #sports, #fast and female, #chandra crawford

Greg, Ryan and Sean hold a draft for the Stanley Cup Playoff teams, giving them some help from the non-playoff teams. Plus, a discussion about coaches' hot seats, the demise of the Canadian Women's Hockey League, the least valuable players in the NHL this season, movie spoilers debates and a thrilling WrestleMania quiz. Sponsored by Seat Geek!

Host Sarah Turnbull is joined by /Thread panelists Shannon Proudfoot of Maclean's and David Reevely of The Canadian Press. The trio discuss: the latest in the SNC-Lavalin affair, including the ousting of Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott from the Liberal caucus; reaction to Quebec Premier François Legault's proposed secularization bill; and saying goodbye to the Canadian Women's Hockey League.  

Jessica Platt, the first transgender player in the Canadian Women's Hockey League, talks about her upbringing, the personal journey to finding her true self, being a trailblazer for LGBTQ sports rights and the work that needs to be done moving forward. Platt plays for the Toronto Furies in the CMHL.

Jessica Platt, the first transgender player in the Canadian Women's Hockey League, talks about her upbringing, the personal journey to finding her true self, being a trailblazer for LGBTQ sports rights and the work that needs to be done moving forward Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this Victoria Day episode of TCS the guys discuss terrible officiating across the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the worst trade in NBA history and a Chinese team entering the Canadian Women's Hockey League. www.tallcanaudio.com twitter.com/tallcanaudio facebook.com/tallcanaudio

Episode 116 of TCS kicks off talking about the Clarkson Cup and the Canadian Women's Hockey League. The league has been around for a year now and is doing record business. What do they need to do to reach the next level and really grab hold of the public consciousness? Is there anything they can do? Or is this where it tops out? Later on, the guys take a look at what comes next for the Toronto Maple Leafs as they enter a fascinating 10 game stretch. Matt tells you down to the game which ones the team will get and which ones they'll lose. More importantly, which ones they need and what they can afford to let pass. And as the guys wrap up the show they give their broad opinions on the NHL trade deadline's winners and losers and discuss what impact the David Price situation could have on the AL East. Just tons going on right now in the world of sports and this episode is jam packed. www.tallcanaudio.com facebook.com/tallcanaudio twitter.com/tallcanaudio

Finally! we have a podcast where we talk about men’s and women’s sports equally. On Finally! we will talk about the big games, we’ll sprinkle some trash talk and we will challenge the inequality of sport. On our inaugural episode, we're talking Canadian Women's Hockey League and contrasting the game between men and women first with CWHL's Director of Communications & Marketing, Sasky Stewart, and then Sportsnet's Joe Pack. Follow along on Twitter: @homestandsports @nat_stoberman Please leave a rating, subscribe, a review, share with your friends. See you next week!