Podcasts about digit murphy

Sunday, April 20: Leafs Forever Game 1 Preview - with Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

Friday, April 18: The NHL Low Down - NHL Playoffs Preview - with Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

With over 17 championships as a player and coach, Digit Murphy is a trailblazer in women's sports. From building powerhouse teams to launching leagues in China, she's on a mission to level the playing field—fighting for equal resources, opportunities, and media rights so female athletes can thrive. A visionary leader, fierce competitor, and relentless advocate, Digit is rewriting the future of sports.If you care about the future of sports, equity, and how to build winning teams, this episode is a must-listen.

Friday, January 10: The Digit Murphy Show by FiredUp Network

Friday, January 10: The Digit Murphy Show by FiredUp Network

Thursday, January 9: The Digit Murphy Show Leigh Ernst Frieste by FiredUp Network

Thursday, January 9: The Digit Murphy Show Digit Murphy's Stud by FiredUp Network

Thursday, January 9: The Digit Murphy Show Nil Education by FiredUp Network

Thursday, January 9: The Digit Murphy Show Digit Murphy's Stud by FiredUp Network

Whether as spectators, players, coaches, or executives, sports bring people together and have the potential to drive improvements in education, health, and labor across the globe. In this episode, we explore the transformative power of sports in community building and international development. Mariana Behr Andrade, Global Sports Initiative Fellow at Harvard University's Weatherhead Center, who spearheaded impact initiatives for the Rio Olympics, discusses how sports can improve education outcomes, while legendary hockey coach Digit Murphy highlights gender representation in athletics.

Pioneering Change and Opportunity in Women's Sports In this episode of Connecting with Purpose, we sit down with Digit Murphy—a trailblazer in women's sports and leadership. Digit's career spans decades as a coach, executive, and advocate, dedicated to creating opportunities for women using sports as a leadership platform. From her transformative role as the first full-time women's hockey coach at Brown University to co-founding the Pay It Forward Sports Foundation, Digit's mission is clear: elevate women's voices and amplify their impact. We explore her “Magic Moments,” including pivotal life and career decisions that shaped her purpose-driven path, her innovative "Love Wins" leadership philosophy, and her bold vision for the future of women's sports—one where women's voices lead the charge. Key Takeaways: —Purpose in Action: Digit's journey showcases how living authentically can drive resilience and unlock opportunities. —Trailblazing Leadership: A shift from traditional leadership models to empathetic, collaborative approaches empowers teams in sports and corporate spaces alike. —Amplifying Women's Voices: The need for systemic change to prioritize equity, opportunities, and leadership for women in sports and beyond. This episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about leadership, purpose, and driving meaningful impact. Join us to discover how sports can be a powerful platform for life lessons and change. Connect with Digit: —LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/digitmurphy/ —Email: digitmurphy1@gmail.com —Website: https://www.digitmurphy.com/

Jason Marks and Gladys Kline are joined by Digit Murphy, a trailblazing leader in sports and business, to discuss the vital role of women in leadership, sales, and technology. They explore the challenges and opportunities women face in these fields, sharing insights on how to break barriers, lead with confidence, and inspire the next generation of female leaders in the industry.

Friday, June 21: The NHL Experience Game 6 Preview With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Tuesday, June 18: The NHL Experience With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods Game 5 Preview by FiredUp Network

Tuesday, June 11: PWHL OVER THE GLASS 2024 Draft Recap With Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

Saturday, June 8: The NHL Experience Stanley Cup Game 1 Preview With Taylor Woods & Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

As a child, I tried to sign up for Little League, and they said, “No” you're a girl.  And I remember thinking:  That's not right. It hurt me in my heart.   -Digit Murphy Margaret Pearl “Digit” Degidio Murphy admits that as a child, she cried when she couldn't play baseball or ice hockey just because she was a girl.   As she skated alone around local ponds in her hometown of Cranston, Rhode Island, Digit knew she could be a champion.  A scrappy kid from the wrong side of the tracks, she decided to never give up trying and, in the wake of crucial changes thanks to #title9,  continued to break down barriers for women and girls in sports. A student athlete at Cornell, Digit was named Ivy League Player of the Year, finishing her college career with 123 goals and 90 assists.  Digit loved the sport so much, she coached at Brown University for 23 seasons and holds the record as the winningest ice hockey coach in NCAA Division 1 history.  But as she climbed the ladder in sports, Digit experienced pay inequality herself and fought for Olympic ice hockey athletes to be paid for the very first time.  She would go on to coach on the pro level in the US, Canada, and China, with a philosophy focused on leading, guiding, and directing athletes.  Says Digit:  “You are like a conductor creating energy. You give your athletes a roadmap and the keys to the car, and then you let them drive.”  In this interview, Digit takes us for a wild ride through a career in ice hockey that stands alone when it comes to creating opportunities for females:  “Half a loaf is not enough. We cannot lose what we fought so hard to have. You have to have gritty, intestinal fortitude in order to continue to push boundaries, and I'd like to see all women doing that in all areas of sport.”  For 25 minutes of true grit, just hit that download button.  digitmurphy.com. @digitmurphy @usahockey

Wednesday, May 29: PWHL Over The Glass With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Saturday, May 18: NHL Experience GAME 6 PREVIEW VAN - EDM With Taylor Woods & Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

Friday, May 17: PWHL Over The Glass Game 5 Preview With Taylor Woods & Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

Saturday, May 4: MAPLE LEAFS FOREVER PRE GAME 7 With Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

Thursday, May 2: Maple Leafs Forever Pre Game 6 With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Wednesday, May 1: PWHL Over The Glass With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Tuesday, April 30 Maple Leafs Forever Pre Game 5 With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Friday, April 26: PWHL Over The Glass With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Wednesday, April 24 Maple Leafs Forever Pre Game 3 With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods by FiredUp Network

Friday, February 16: PWHL Over The Glass With Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

Digit Murphy is an innovator, visionary, hall of famer and builder in the world of women's sports. She has played, excelled, coached, founded, rebirthed women's hockey programs at the collegiate, olympic and professional levels. She's an outstanding entrepreneur with numerous businesses and initiatives (www.digitmurphy.com www.getherstory.com and playitforwardsport.org) all helping to create and grow women's sports as a platform for thriving in life. She's a mother of six, she's a pistol that shoots straight from the hip and ALWAYS finds the open net. Honored to have this trailblazing human come on Thrive LouD with Lou Diamond. ***CONNECT WITH LOU DIAMOND & THRIVE LOUD***

Digit Murphy - Ice hockey legend: the records, the accolades, the impact - we are proud to know her.She caught the eye of every major D1 women's ice hockey program. But Cornell got her.In this episode, we follow Digit's transition from a freshman dropped in the middle of nowhere, to being a hall of fame player, to becoming the winningest coach, and her various positions within national women's ice hockey leagues.Digit has left an indelible mark on women's ice hockey and she's not nearly finished.We explore Digit's impact off the ice, including her contributions to the broader conversation on gender equity in sports and her efforts to empower women in all aspects of life.She says the best way to find her is digitmurphy.com. We encourage you to dig deep, there is so much to her story. Some highlights:College: Cornell University, Forward, 1979-1983 Hall of Fame 1994Brown University (NCAA) Head Coach – 1990-2011First Female to 200 wins 2007First American Female Color Analyst Broadcaster, 1998 OlympicsBoston Blades (CWHL) Head Coach – 2012-2015 (2-time champion)Kunlun Red Star (CWHL) Head Coach First Chinese Professional Team in NA – 2017-18Founder of United Womens Sports and First Women's Professional Lacrosse League- UWLXTitle IX TrailblazerGet ready to have a great Monday and outlook after hearing her incredible energy and story. We just loved every minute.Not sponsored by or affiliated  with Cornell University

Digit Murphy joins the show, she of an esteemed career in hockey as a player, coach and administrator. Digit is a champion of "Education Empowerment Inclusion Building Leaders using sports as a platform."

Thursday, June 29: Breaking News With Digit Murphy & Taylor Woods PHF Bought Out by FiredUp Network

Friday, June 23: The Digit Murphy Show by FiredUp Network

Episode One. Digit Murphy, President of the Metropolitan Riveters of the Premiere Hockey Federation (PHF). A legendary former college ice hockey player, administrator and coach, Murphy brings more than four decades of cutting-edge performance, skill and a unique depth of understanding to the Riveters, a team she sees as the leaders of a new generation of athlete.

Daryl Watts recently signed a contract with the Toronto Six of the Premier Hockey Federation that will make her the highest paid player in the history of women's professional hockey ($150,000/year!). She is the 2nd leading scorer in women's NCAA history, tallying 136 goals, 161 assists for a total of 297 points over 5 seasons. In 2019, as a freshman at Boston College, she won the Patty Kazmaier award as the best player in the country, and in 2021, she scored the NCAA championship-winning overtime goal for the Wisconsin Badgers. In this wide-ranging and lively conversation, Daryl and Bob discuss: Coming out of "retirement" to sign with the Toronto Six; stylistic differences between PHF and the NCAA hockey; Wrist Shots; unifying women's hockey; an illustrious college career; adding body checking to women's hockey; and playing women's junior hockey at age 14. Along the way, we look back at moments from past episodes that put Daryl's accomplishments in historical context, including colorful and poignant stories from these distinguished figures in women's hockey:Ep25, Rebecca Morse (Moose), PHF all-star, 6-year veteran (2016-22)Ep31, Digit Murphy, President of the Metropolitan RivetersEp17, Cara Morey, Head Women's Hockey Coach at Princeton UniversityEp32, Kaleigh Fratkin (Fratty), Boston Pride, 2x PHF Defender of the Year+++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt HopfArtwork by Ken Klein. Original music by Ken Klein, TFIC, Bob's Lounge, and the Mo'NobsIf you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, following, rating, reviewing, and telling your friendsFollow @RinkStories on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeFollow Matt on Twitter and Instagram 

What happens  when the guest doesn't show up? Bob is dismayed that his extensive notes will go unused. Matt could have been watching the Mets game. So we continue on - without a guest - and talk about the stuff in the notes anyway. Thus began an awkward dance on the third rail of women's hockey – from trans/non-binary athlete inclusion policies to the recent news about Digit Murphy, the 2-time Rink Stories podcast guest and new President of the Metropolitan Riveters. Though likely littered with errors and inexact language, we hope this free-flowing conversation will spark listeners to look more closely at the complex and incendiary issues surrounding trans inclusion, in sports and elsewhere. Be sure to listen all the way to the end. For further context, check out these folks on Twitter: Kirsti Miller, D.F. Pendrys, and Digit Murphy.  Plus, our usual fun and funny fare: Where Was Bob Last Week, the Way Back Machine, Hockey Haiku, and a little bit about hockey in Australia.  +++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt Hopf Artwork and music by Ken Klein, with additional original music from The Mo' Nobs If you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, following, rating, reviewing, and telling your friendsFollow @RinkStories on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeFollow Matt on Twitter and Instagram+++Work hard. Have fun. Don't be a dick. THIS is Rink Stories.

Hi, Handsome friends. Episode 61 is out and we have a ton of women's hockey news. We do start with both of us ranting about the NHLPA's "miscommunication" that led to Kyle Beach's sexual assault claims going completely uninvestigated. Then spend a good amount of time on Jeff Marek announcing the first information on the upcoming PWHPA sponsored women's league, the PHF's new salary, health care, free agency and cap floor, Digit Murphy's not at all shocking ascendancy in BTM partners, and Angela James becoming the GM of the Six. We then spend too much time talking about hot dogs, goalie news, Buffalo's move from sucking to just being bad, the passing of Mike Bossy and finish with Americans in bars abroad - Matthew Tkachuk and Josh Norris edition.

Episode 60 is here and our podcast is almost as old as our parents. In this one we go a little in depth about the PWHPA's decision to move forward, creating a league independent of the already established PHF. Also in women's hockey we chat about the NOT AT ALL RELATED moves of Digit Murphy joining the Rivs and Anya Packer stepping aside. Then we dive in on NHL things that are gone - Keith Yandle's streak, Ryan Getzlaf's career, Buffalo's playoff chances, Drew Doughty's season, then also talk about the recent influx of college talent into the NHL. Then we finish it off with brief chats about the impending Stanley Cup Playoffs, Evgeni Malkin doing Evgeni Malkin things, Chris Krieder's incredible season and Ryan Hartman as the hero of the people. 

With the Omicron variant rampant worldwide, calls to postpone the Olympics have been growing louder. We discuss why that's simply not an option for China (1:04). The Olympic “closed-loop management system” went into operation this week. Here's how it works (6:17). More bad news for tennis in China as streaming platform iQiyi drops all WTA and ATP tournaments (9:40), and CGTN releases its new Olympic anthem. It's worth a watch/listen! (12:00)Our guest this week is Rachel Llanes, who doubles as a forward for the Chinese women's ice hockey team and as their strength and conditioning coach. She explains how the team has just returned to China, after playing in the Russian Women's Hockey League (13:56), how she's been putting her teammates through their paces despite being stuck in quarantine (15:07), how she copes with the pressure to overtrain (17:19), and what the past season has been like for her (18:38).Next, she describes how a walking tour in Saint Petersburg went awry (19:27), how she first got involved with the Chinese team (20:57), the team's stuttering progress after the loss of legendary coach Digit Murphy (22:41), how she didn't know she'd be eligible to play for China until November last year (24:27), and what exactly happened to finalize China's Olympic roster (25:08). Llanes also discusses the stringent testing and quarantine requirements she is currently undergoing (25:38) and reveals what the team is doing to prepare for their opponents at the Olympics (27:01), before giving her views on whether China can be a realistic medal threat (28:06).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hey Folks. Been a while because life intervened and Jake got sick (again, non COVID) and well, now this episode is coming out a week after we recorded so it's all out of date but touched on are: Evander Kane, the IOC trans inclusion policy and potential impacts on the PHF. Digit Murphy talks war and we once again say no, this is just sports. Montreal cleans house, Brendan Lemieux goes full Lemieux (Claude Variation) and NHL teams continue to put out really lame third jerseys. 

In episode #157 of the Glass and Out Podcast, we're joined by Digit Murphy, President of the Toronto Six, members of the Premiere Hockey Federation (formerly the National Women's Hockey League). Murphy has a diverse and decorated background in hockey and is one the leading advocates for women's sports. She spent 22 seasons as the head coach of the Brown University women's program, capturing six ECAC Hockey titles and five Ivy League titles, and was the first female coach to reach 200 wins. She made the jump to the Canadian Women's Hockey League in 2012, joining the Boston Blades. The Blades won the Clarkson Cup in two out of her three seasons at the helm and she was also the recipient of the league's Coach of the Year award in 2014. Follow her time in Boston, Murphy was recruited by the Kunlun Red Star, the KHL team located in China, to establish a team to participate in the CWHL and assist in developing their Olympic women's team in preparation for the 2022 games. In her lone season with the Red Star, Murphy led them to the league final. On top of all that, Murphy is also the co-founder of RUTH, an organization that prepares and connects female athletes with careers in the corporate world. Find out her thoughts on progressing the women's game, the key to keeping her energy and passion high throughout her career, and her philosophy on building a culture with a new franchise.

Saturday, November 20: PHF Cool Down With Toronto Six President Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

In this special Crossover episode with Bill Banham, host of the HRchat Podcast, Jamie talks with legendary Brown University Coach, Cornell University Athletic Hall of Famer and current Premier Hockey Federation (formerly NWHL) Toronto Six franchise president Digit Murphy.  Digit's newest entrepreneurial venture, Ruth is working to help level the playing field for women athletes and help high performers leverage the skills they've developed through high-level sports to transition into careers with top companies. Digit's became the winningest coach in NCAA Division 1 Women's Hockey during her time at Brown, has coached pro hockey in the US, Canada and China and co-founded the first pro lacrosse league in the US.  In this episode, Jamie and Bill chat with Digit about the difference in the networks and opportunities available to high-level female athletes vs. their male counterparts, how her own experiences as both a top level athlete and coach shaped her approach and passion to bring RUTH to fruition, why so many successful leaders come from athletic backgrounds and how the NWHL rebrand will help her athletes be defined by their talent and not their gender. Be sure to tell Digit and Jamie what you think about this episode by leaving a review and rating.  It helps us get the message out there!           Refresh and plan!   Find out more   www.bigideabigmoves.com         Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/bigidea_bigmoves         Facebook www.facebook.com/bigideabigmoves         For Human Resources and Talent help contact www.epitomeHR.com Take their free assessment        Talk to us about partnerships    https://beacon.by/epitome-hr-inc/bibm-sponsoship-packages         Follow Digit on Instagram @digitmurphy The Toronto Six @the.torontosix and find out more about Ruth at www.ruthteam.co

In this special crossover podcast episode co-hosted by Bill Banham and Jamie Allison, host of the Big Idea Big Moves podcast, we speak with the leader of an organization that helps women professional athletes leverage the skills they've developed through high-level sports to transition into careers with top companies.Our guest today is Digit Murphy, President, and Head Coach at RUTH, President of the Premier Hockey Federation (formerly NWHL) Toronto Six franchise, LegendaryBrown University Coach, and member of the Cornell Hall of Fame, and a bunch more!Questions Include:Tell us about the NWHL rebrand launch and how “women's” was intentionally removed to focus on it being a social statement by taking out gender from the title; defining them by their talent and not their gender.  You have a deep background in sports coaching and management - Why the departure into the talent space and entrepreneurship? Was that challenging for you?You have noticed a difference in the networks and opportunities available to high-level female athletes vs. their male counterparts.  Tell us about that  You are very networked in the College and University system – why do those gaps in the network exist? What do you see as the major differences and gaps and how are you trying to address them through RUTH?What is the potential value to an employer brand of having ex/current professional athletes as part of their team and acting as advocates on social media and elsewhere?You have been a strong advocate for women and women in leadership roles for a long time.  How have your own experiences shaped your approach and passion to bring RUTH to fruition?   How has it landed so far with the athletes and leaders you have spoken to?Knowing how many successful Fortune 500 leaders come from that background, What is unique about how Ruth bridges the gap between collegiate and professional athletics over to the workplace?We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared by our guests and sponsors are entirely independent of The HR Gazette, HRchat Podcast, and Iceni Media Inc

Welcome to the Pro Sports Podcasters Podcast! NEWSLETTER SIGN UP !!! https://captivate.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=48d148e91bacee63c8f63fe3c&id=73ef4ebbc5 (https://captivate.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=48d148e91bacee63c8f63fe3c&id=73ef4ebbc5) -Nii and Cobe talk with a true pioneer of Women's professional Hockey, and current President of the Toronto Six Digit Murphy. -Digit talks about the next steps that are necessary to further develop Women's Hockey. This episode is brought to you by KETTLEBELL KICKBOXING CANADA. Sign up for their Basic or Warrior package, and use the code PSPKB to get 15% off! Kettlebell Kickboxing Canada - https://kbkbstudio.tv/orders/checkout?c=1359473 (https://kbkbstudio.tv/orders/checkout?c=1359473) LINKS https://pro-sports-podcasters.captivate.fm/ (https://pro-sports-podcasters.captivate.fm/) https://www.youtube.com/c/CobeLife (https://www.youtube.com/c/CobeLife) http://www//twitter.com/PPodcasters (http://www//twitter.com/PPodcasters) https://www.patreon.com/prosportspodcasters (https://www.patreon.com/prosportspodcasters) #NoSportLeftBehind #prosportspodcasters Intro music by Dave Misener Audio mastered by Corbert de Ronde

Sam, Jen and Ariel bring you a (somewhat) mini-episode this week! The ladies discuss PHF, more Digit Murphy drama, the Devils prospect-turned-influencer, way too early season predictions, and more!Make sure to follow us on Twitter @beautiespod!

Where Bob asks Digit everything you wanted to know about the past and future of the Premier Hockey Federation, on and off the ice.Digit Murphy is the President of the Toronto Six of the Premier Hockey Federation (née  National Women's Hockey League). One of the most distinguished figures in the history of women's hockey, she was a CWHL Championship coach, won 318 games in 22 seasons as the head coach at Brown University, and, as a 5-6 forward out of Cranston RI, #9 is still the 4th greatest scorer in Cornell Big Red women's hockey history, with 213 career points.In this fast-moving conversation, Digit discusses: the rebranding of the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) as Premier Hockey Federation (PHF), the long road to awarding the Isobel Cup in 2021, the up-and-down debut season of the Toronto Six, off-ice controversies, and the upcoming PHF season.Plus, Wrist Shots, Where Was Bob Last Week, Way Back, Hockey Haiku, and other fun and funny stuff.+++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt Hopf. Artwork and music by Ken Klein. Additional music from the the Ken Klein, the Bill Henry Trio, MC Hopf, the Mo'Nobs, and Bob's LoungeIf you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, following, rating, reviewing, and telling your friendsCheck out the Toronto Six  Follow @RinkStories on Twitter and InstagramCheck out our new YouTube channelFollow Matt on Twitter and InstagramWork hard. Have fun. Don't be a DICK. THIS is Rink Stories.

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Saturday, September 4: The Breakaway Special Guest Toronto Six President Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

As we are having a summer, Matt has mixed together a thread of connected excerpts, giving us new insights into the world of puck. Fresh interviews resume with the next episode.Meanwhile, here's inspiration to go back to the episodes you missed, such as:#1 - Kasabuski#5 - Matthew Jasper, creator of the book Home Ice#8 - John Messuri, Head Coach at Arlington (MA) HS#13 - Karen Given of NPR's Only A Game#17 - Cara Morey, Head Coach of Princeton University Women's Hockey#22 - Kirsten Krull, Ice Side Reporter#25 - Rebecca Morse,  NWHL All-Star Defender#30 - Steve Seftel, Author of Shattered Ice#31 - Digit Murphy, President of the Toronto Six#33 - Pete Perram, (erstwhile) coach of the Buffalo Beauts#36 - Gabriel Foley, NHL draft prognosticator#37 - Joe Bertagna, long-time Hockey East Commissioner#40 - The Hockey Mom Panel+++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt Hopf. Artwork and music by Ken Klein. Additional music from the the Bill Henry Trio, MC Hopf, Mo'Nobs, and Bob's Lounge.If you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, following, rating, reviewing, and telling your friendsFollow @RinkStories on Twitter and InstagramCheck out our new YouTube channelFollow Matt on Twitter and InstagramWork hard. Have fun. Don't be a dick. THIS is Rink Stories.

Friday, August 20; A Special The Breakaway with Reka Dabasi & Digit Murphy by FiredUp Network

In this episode Jake and Evan are all over the place: NHL Playoffs, Taya Currie the first woman drafted into the OHL, Digit Murphy gets kicked upstairs, journalists asking Carey Price terrible questions, MORE lawsuits against the Chicago Hockey Team, Seth Jones wants out, Ukrainian soccer kits, and some bad singing.

Matt Murray is a  6-1 goaltender out of St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. On April 8th, his stellar performance in the national semifinal game helped propel the UMass Minutemen to  their first Frozen Four championship. In this intimate conversation, Bob and Matt discuss: What went down behind the scenes after four of your players had to sit out the semifinal game against UMD?  Did you know that Cornell hosted UMass for three outdoor games on Beebe Lake in the 1920s? Who has the best hockey hair on the Minutemen?  Plus, some time in the film room breaking down key plays from the Frozen Four.Hear excerpts from earlier episodes:#31 - Digit Murphy, President and Head Coach of the NWHL's Toronto Six#37 & #38 - Joe Bertagna, former Hockey East Commissioner+++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt Hopf and is a Remsen Ave Production. Artwork by Ken Klein. Incidental music by Ken Klein, the Mo'Nobs, and Bob's LoungeIf you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, following, rating, reviewing, and telling your friendsFollow @RinkStories on Twitter and InstagramCheck out our new YouTube channelMatt's new podcast, Throwin' One Back, is available wherever podcasts are foundFollow Matt on Twitter and Instagram +++Work hard. Stay safe. Don't be a dick. THIS is Rink Stories.

This week Evan and Jake continue to prattle along about stories that won't go away and we promise we eventually talk about hockey. Before that, though we harp on gun violence and the American police officer's penchant for murdering black and brown folks. We bring back the yawn scale to recap the NHL trade deadline, update where we stand with Digit Murphy's transphobia, talk about cunnilingus, and watch more names get added to the COVID list.

On this week's episode of Corncob Hockey, Tony and Kevin discussed: The NHL trying to get Vancouver to play an inhuman schedule // Solidarity with the fight for police abolition in the wake of Daunte Wright's murder // Toronto Six coach Digit Murphy's association with a TERF organization // 2021 Trade Deadline // Isles made a good addition with Kyle Palmeiri // Boston stole Taylor Hall // Did Stevie Y win the Anthony Mantha deal? // Non-movers like Anaheim, Arizona, and St. Louis Subscribe to Corncob Hockey and never miss an episode.

In this episode we do a deep dive on Digit Murphy's (and much of American South's) objection to trans women in women's sports. We also revisit the yawn scale for ranking NHL trades as the trade deadline looms. We've also got more Canucks COVID cases, Nico Hischier as Bane, and we rank great Gallaghers through history. 

This week Sam, Jen, and Ariel discuss Digit Murphy's comments and the NWHL's Transgender Athletes Policy, the Carolina Hurricanes becoming the top team in the NHL, attending live games during a pandemic, and trade deadline news!Make sure to follow us @PUCKerUpSports on social media and on PUCKerUpSports.com!

Tyler's riding solo, but that's okay, he likes listening to himself! He gives his piece on the Digit Murphy comments (16:00), and goes into all of the COVID problems across the NHL (23:00). Then, he talks about what teams may make moves before the Trade Deadline (45:30), followed his picks for the Hobey Baker Award and Frozen Four (1:01:30). He then goes into the latest news and What 2 Watch 4 (1:44:15). Music: "Mondays" by Onlap MERCH: teespring.com/stores/the-kuehl-show

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, Happy MLK Day America (00:00), Celebrate with Frosted Flakes (02:40), who wore the crown?!? (09:30), Leafs go 1-1 versus the Sens over the weekend (13:30), is there a goalie controversy in Toronto? (23:00), Robertson is out for four weeks (28:00), Leafs play the Jets without Laine tonight (31:00), Leafs lose Dell on waivers (33:00), Eric Engels joins the show to talk about Pierre-Luc Dubois and the Habs (36:00), president and head coach of the Toronto Six, Digit Murphy, joins the show to talk about the NWHL bubble (1:00:00), and Jake Vorachek loses it on a reporter (1:20:00). Originally aired: January 18, 2021 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/uMJtfLuX_F0 We've joined The Athletic and you can too! Hit the link to subscribe: theathletic.com/sdp Visit this episode's sponsors: https://www.manscaped.com/ - Use code SDP https://www.bluenile.com/ca/ Follow us on Twitter:@Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram:@SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Orion Sportscast are proud and honoured to present Digit Murphy, the president and head coach of the NWHL's Toronto Six! Digit takes us through her career as a coach and talks the excitement around the NWHL bubble. We also talk about some of her other ground breaking work outside of the hockey world. This episode is really insightful and shows us why we need to invest in womens sports across the world! Make sure you support the Toronto Six at https://toronto.nwhl.zone/tickets. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @Orionsportscast

How do you thrive in adverse situations? By practicing creative leadership in challenging environments. Like being a woman in athletics, for instance. It's tempting to behave sedately, the way women are often socialized to do. But sometimes, that's the wrong thing for everybody. Digit Murphy, head coach of the women's professional hockey team, Kunlun Red Star, and head coach of Team China Women's Ice Hockey, knows firsthand the challenges and rewards of being a woman in sports leadership. In this episode of the On the Whistle podcast, I talked with Digit about elevating the conversation around the role of women in sports. We discussed: Who Digit is and what her background in coaching women's hockey looks like How Digit earned respect as a woman in athletics What women often want and why they shouldn't want it

In this episode, Tyler chats with two prominent people in the women's hockey world. To start, he chats with the President and Head Coach of the NWHL's Toronto Six, Digit Murphy. She talks about how the game has changed over the half-century that she has been around it, and what it is like preparing an expansion franchise during a pandemic. Alex calls in, and he and Tyler give their thoughts on women's hockey, before discussing why the NHL wants more from the players. Then, PWHPA member, and Olympic Gold Medalist Melodie Daoust joins to talk with Tyler. She talks about her time with the PWHPA, what the goal is for the association and her experience being involved in the Dream Gap Tour. She also talks about the importance and excitement surrounding the 3-on-3 Challenge at the 2020 All-Star Skills Competition. Music: "Mondays" by Onlap MERCH: https://teespring.com/stores/the-kuehl-show

Hannah and Michelle take a look back at some of the highlights from the 2017-18 CWHL season. We talk about China's first year in the CW, Markham's move, Montreal's not-really-struggles, and more. We also pick our favorite players from each CWHL team and talk about the SheIS campaign and Digit Murphy's departure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hannah and Michelle take a look back at some of the highlights from the 2017-18 CWHL season. We talk about China's first year in the CW, Markham's move, Montreal's not-really-struggles, and more. We also pick our favorite players from each CWHL team and talk about the SheIS campaign and Digit Murphy's departure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices