Podcasts about harnarayan singh

Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with Sportsnet's Harnarayan Singh ahead of his call of Game 6 between the Blues and Jets tonight (1:00). They break down who will step up for Winnipeg with Mark Scheifele out of the lineup, the home team's dominance in the series, and more. Then, Ailish and Justin go through their first-round MVPs and who they expect to continue to impress throughout the postseason. Next, Ben Nicholson-Smith (27:17) joins the show to discuss the Blue Jays' series against the Guardians after Ross Atkins' press conference today, and he shares his thoughts on the Jays' search for a 5th starter, how the lineup looks with Daulton Varsho back in the mix, and much more. To close, Ailish and Justin go through their NHL playoff round 1 superlatives.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Guests: Paul Edmonds at 27:39 and Harnarayan Singh at 1:26:28.

The story of how Harnarayan Singh became a nationally broadcast NHL play-by-play announcer is the stuff of legend. From dealing with outright racism as a kid, to sleeping on airport benches, to calling games on the most famous television show in Canada - Hockey Night in Canada... his story will inspire you to do everything you can do to achieve your goals.Connect with Harnarayan on Instagram.Check out Harnarayan's book, One Game at a Time.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review & share! http://www.aboutmyeyes.com/podcast/

On hour 1 of Sportsnet Today, Logan Gordon breaks down the Flames' 4-2 win over the LA Kings! Logan dives into his thoughts on the game, and why the win felt good even for 'team tank'! Hear from head coach Ryan Huska as he shares his thoughts on his team's efforts following the win!(24:40) Harnarayan Singh joins the show to dive into his time calling the first ever South Asian Heritage Night for the Flames, and the importance of theme nights! Harnarayan shares how he has seen hockey grow within his own communities, and his story of calling NHL games full-time!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. Catch every episode of Sportsnet Today live on Sportsnet 960 from 1-3pm MST! Hour 1 Music: Island Life - Atomic Drum AssemblyHour 2 Music: Egozi - Jell O Logan's X: @Fan960Logan on X Produced by Cameron Hughes and Shan Virjee.

In Hour 2 we were joined by Sportsnet's Mark Spector, Ben Pope from the Chicago Sun-Times covering the Blackhawks, and Hockey Night in Canada PxP broadcaster Harnarayan Singh. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During Hour 2 we were joined by Hockey Night in Canada's PxP broadcaster Harnarayan Singh to tee up tonight's Oilers-Blues game and tell some stories about his personal journey in media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet discuss the Winnipeg Jets 5-2 win over the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday. Harnarayan Singh and Sam Cosentino join the show to share their thoughts after broadcasting the game on Hockey Night in Canada with Renny.

Today Garner and Bryce continue to talk about the things you wish you would have stuck with from your childhood. So much regret. They are also joined by Harnarayan Singh who does Play-by-Play commentary for Hockey Night in Canada and Sportsnet, he's currently the voice of the Oilers games in the playoffs!

Jeff and Producer Matt look back on the life of Petr Klima before discussing the remaining series after one game and Leon Draisaitl's ability to score from behind the net. Harnarayan Singh weighs in on a 7th straight series opening loss for the Oilers, Edmonton's mistakes and some added pressure on Vincent Desharnais (34:19). Steve Goldstein chats about Sergei Bobrovsky's season, the Panthers being tougher to play against and appreciation for Matthew Tkachuk (51:14). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

A conversation about the ice-level experience with colour analyst Louie DeBrusk, who's working the first round series along with Harnarayan Singh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How the mighty have fallen.  Biff, Joe and Jacques chat 60-Minutes flushing 54 years of credibility down the toilet and join ranks of Fox Boobs with their airing of MTG interview … so YES, CP now is more credible than 60 Minutes (sad) fact. So, Donny Eight-Scoops WAS indicted … what happens next? Joe sets up his Plex server bring Joe of mid 70s commercial free episodes to the world … but mostly himself and Jacques!  And the world IS a better place for it. 2x in last couple months … folks in the great Lowell area have added to Jacques Skelton Party yard display … cool and creepy!?  A little. NOTED: AGAINST Biff and Joe's wishes and much better judgement … JACQUES decided to air this week's Self-Indulgent Theater … a rant from a drunk, bitter crazy woman, who crashed an open mic he was at last week and heckled everyone and then demanded to take mic … enjoy … I know Dane Cook will. Res Evil 4 re-make launched which has NOTHING to do with the episode not being edited in time … just totally co-wink-key-dink!  On an unrelated note … Res Evil 4 remake is AWESOME. Hockey Night In Canada … take a skate around … great job on diversify promotion Harnarayan Singh to English broadcasting gig!  This is big and truly great! CPP on Twitter and Instagram: @CarnivalPodcast    Biff on Twitter is @BiffPlaysHockey Joe on Twitter is: @Optigrabber Jacques on Twitter is @TheJacques4 (but really … @CarnivalPodcast)   Opening Song: Gomer by Dan Cray and Beyond ID   Closing Song: Tucker by Dan Cray and Beyond Id (yes, a new Dan/Id song for your ear holes!)

The Athletic Hockey Show is back with a brand new Monday edition as Ian and Julian discuss Rachel Doerrie's alleged discrimination by the Vancouver Canucks, which team other than the New Jersey Devils has been the biggest surprise of the season so far, Jason Robertson as an early MVP candidate for the Dallas Stars, and more.Plus, Hockey Night in Canada's Harnarayan Singh joins the show for a great interview about his journey through the world of hockey and to discuss his book “One Game at a Time”, and the guys close things out with this week's Jack Adams Winner of the Week and Multiple Choice Madness.Subscribe to The Athletic Hockey Show on YouTube: http://youtube.com/@theathletichockeyshowThe Athletic's Black Friday deal ends today, so make sure to get your 1-year subscription to The Athletic for just $1 a month when you visit http://theathletic.com/hockeyshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Athletic Hockey Show is back with a brand new Monday edition as Ian and Julian discuss Rachel Doerrie's alleged discrimination by the Vancouver Canucks, which team other than the New Jersey Devils has been the biggest surprise of the season so far, Jason Robertson as an early MVP candidate for the Dallas Stars, and more. Plus, Hockey Night in Canada's Harnarayan Singh joins the show for a great interview about his journey through the world of hockey and to discuss his book “One Game at a Time”, and the guys close things out with this week's Jack Adams Winner of the Week and Multiple Choice Madness. Subscribe to The Athletic Hockey Show on YouTube: http://youtube.com/@theathletichockeyshow The Athletic's Black Friday deal ends today, so make sure to get your 1-year subscription to The Athletic for just $1 a month when you visit http://theathletic.com/hockeyshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everyone told him he couldn't be a hockey broadcaster, and he proved them wrong. Harnarayan Singh, a Canadian sports announcer and journalist, tells us about how he became Canada's first Punjabi hockey broadcaster. He shares his love for the game and his new book, One Game at A Time. Canada loves cheese to a truly absurd degree. Marcello Turini, Chief Business Development Officer at Consortium of Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese, joins us from Italy and tells us the history behind the 900-year-old cheese and why Canadians eat so much of it!  Have some fun and save some money with us as we battle it out for the Black Friday edition of Game showey trivia! Ben O'Hara Byrne from A Little More Conversation is our very special guest contestant! HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? Find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Tune In

Jeff chats with NHL Network and Sportlogiq analyst Mike Kelly about why it's tricky to differentiate between poor team defense and poor goaltending early on, why people are "sleeping" on the New Jersey Devils, and why the Philadelphia Flyers' start was a bit of a mirage (00:00). Hockey Night in Canada's Harnarayan Singh discusses the additions to his autobiography, the difficulties of calling games in empty buildings during the pandemic's peak, and the Calgary Flames' struggles of late (19:39). Later on, defenceman for the Toronto Six Saroya Tinker looks ahead to the start of the PHF season, chats about the league's expansion and shares what she would be doing if she wasn't playing hockey (39:49). Producer Matt finishes off the show with the Week in Review (49:47)! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We're already a month into this new NHL season, the Oilers just blew their first third period lead, and that means the boys had plenty to talk about on the Friday episode of Oilersnation Radio. On today's podcast, we're talkin' about last night's loss to New Jersey, which goalie should start against Dallas, and welcomed Harnarayan Singh to talk about his book and what it's like to call the Battle of Alberta.To kick off this week's podcast, we got started with a conversation about the goaltending and specifically who we would start on Saturday against the Dallas Stars. Would we keep the rotation going with Jack Campbell? Should Woodcroft go back to Skinner as he has the better stats to start the season? From there, we looked at Dylan Holloway's spot on the roster and whether or not he would be best served to be playing big minutes in Bakersfield. Next up, we welcomed Harnarayan Singh to talk a little bit about his book, On Game at a Time, and what it was like to come up as a broadcaster on Hockey Night in Canada during the fanless games of the pandemic. From the story of his first HNIC game with no one in the building to calling the Oilers and Kings in the playoffs with Rogers Place going crazy, Harnarayan had so many amazing stories for us that the interview went by in a blink. Lastly, we wrapped up this week's podcast with another round of Ask the Idiots and Hot and Cold performers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're already a month into this new NHL season, the Oilers just blew their first third period lead, and that means the boys had plenty to talk about on the Friday episode of Oilersnation Radio. On today's podcast, we're talkin' about last night's loss to New Jersey, which goalie should start against Dallas, and welcomed Harnarayan Singh to talk about his book and what it's like to call the Battle of Alberta.To kick off this week's podcast, we got started with a conversation about the goaltending and specifically who we would start on Saturday against the Dallas Stars. Would we keep the rotation going with Jack Campbell? Should Woodcroft go back to Skinner as he has the better stats to start the season? From there, we looked at Dylan Holloway's spot on the roster and whether or not he would be best served to be playing big minutes in Bakersfield. Next up, we welcomed Harnarayan Singh to talk a little bit about his book, On Game at a Time, and what it was like to come up as a broadcaster on Hockey Night in Canada during the fanless games of the pandemic. From the story of his first HNIC game with no one in the building to calling the Oilers and Kings in the playoffs with Rogers Place going crazy, Harnarayan had so many amazing stories for us that the interview went by in a blink. Lastly, we wrapped up this week's podcast with another round of Ask the Idiots and Hot and Cold performers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pat and Ryan discuss what happened in Tuesday's loss to the Kraken; their thoughts on penalties, special teams, Vladar, new line combinations, and Jonathan Huberdeau' struggles. Harnarayan Singh joins Pat in studio to talk what he thinks of the Flames season so far and a look inside his book, which is available in paperback starting this week. 

Matty Rose shares his thoughts on the Oilers being swept by the Avalanche and you'll hear audio postgame audio from the series.Harnarayan Singh breaks down the Rangers-Bolts series and what has caught his eye through the first three games of the series.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

Nick Kypreos joins Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy to react to Nathan MacKinnon's unbelievable end-to-end goal, hear Harnarayan Singh's electric call on the play, and discuss former Leaf Tyler Bozak finding a way to break through. Later on, Cam Janssen of the "Cam and Strick" podcast shares a snapshot of the Blues' series with Colorado, and highlights Ville Husso's critical role moving forward and the impact of St. Louis' proven role players (20:09). Watch on YouTube! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

00:00 Harnarayan Singh, who has handled play-by-play for Sportsnet in Canada for the Avs/Blues series, joins the show to talk about the series and Nazem Kari. 22:56 The Battle of Alberta, and more on Avs/Blues Game 5. 36:53 AFC West.

Harnarayan Singh talks with Nault and Gordon to share his thoughts on storylines heading into Avs' Game 5 matchup with the Blues. He discusses Nazem Kadri's role in the series and the Battle of Alberta.Sportnet Bets' Cabbie Richards discusses the Stanley Cup playoffs and Adnan Virk joins the fun as well!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

Jeff looks into the Oilers trying to stave off elimination against the Kings, Connor McDavid constantly having to “bring his team into the fight” and how the Kings have played the underdog card really well with Harnarayan Singh (01:44). Later on, Gord Stellick tells old draft stories from the 1985 Draft, what he looks for ahead of Game 6 between Toronto and Tampa, and Jack Campbell outplaying Andrei Vasilevskiy (17:10). To wrap up, Andy Strickland chats about Jordan Binnington seeing the ice this series, Dean Evason's decision to turn to Cam Talbot and the lineup moves that Craig Berube has made thus far (1:36). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff chats with Harnarayan Singh about the hockey at the Olympics, the storylines that came along as the tournament progressed and why the Flames having their winning streak snapped might have been a blessing in disguise (1:56). Next, Ken Wiebe looks at the Jets over the past few weeks, how Connor Hellebuyck has taken on more of a leadership role and why a retool on the fly makes more sense than a complete rebuild in Winnipeg (20:48). Afterwards, Producer Matt hops on to look back on the biggest news from the week (36:34).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet welcome colleagues Sam Cosentino and Harnarayan Singh to discuss the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 overtime win over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night - a rally that was capped by the first goal of the season for Mark Scheifele on a sweet set-up from Nikolaj Ehlers

Harnarayan Singh is a play-by-play announcer on Hockey Night In Canada, the biggest sports broadcast in Canada. He is also the author of the national bestselling book, One Game At A Time, which has received immense amounts of praise from numerous iconic figures in the hockey world. The post The 20/20 Podcast: Perseverance, Racism, and Faith appeared first on Defocus Media.

Sportsnet's Harnarayan Singh chats about what the Winnipeg Jets need to do if they want to have any hope coming back in their series with Montreal. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We try to recreate Harnarayan Singh's goal call! Mark has to guess the child star! Mark's hatred for VarageSale is reinvigorated! All this and more on The Mark and Jess Replay!

Harnarayan Singh, Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi, author, & NHL play-by-play commentator joins ATB Financial’s Chief Economist Todd Hirsch to share his insights on the future of community.  Harnarayan’s incredible story is becoming a staple of Canadian and Sikh culture, perseverance and success. In this episode, we go beyond his well-known story and discuss how to build community in the face of adversity, how to amplify individual strengths amongst a community, how to build a thriving community around you and more.  Subscribe to The Future Of where we connect with community and business leaders who are thinking about, planning for and leading us into the future. Please leave a review on your podcasting app and join the conversation!   Ask Todd your questions about the future and the economy, or share your feedback any time by connecting with us at: thefutureof@atb.com.  Purchase Harnarayan’s book, One Game At A Time Subscribe to The Owl and get a quick daily snapshot of what’s happening in Alberta’s economy Follow Todd on Twitter at @ABeconomist  Connect with ATB Financial by visiting atb.com  Guest: Harnarayan Singh, Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi Hosted by: Todd Hirsch, vice president and chief economist, ATB Financial

Today we’re continuing the conversation on AAPI representation in the National Hockey League (NHL). Our guests Harnarayan Singh & Amrit Gill, are the hosts of Hockey Night Canada Punjabi. After its launch in 2008, it became the most popular non-English iteration. Harnarayan & Amrit talk about their experiences navigating this space. Harnarayan Singh is also the author of the book "One Game at a Time." Producer & Host: Saadia Khan Associate Producer: Kylee Roberts Content writer: Stephanie Lim & Yudi Liu Editor: Tom Whelan 

Sportsnet's Donnovan Bennett talks about showboating in MLB and Harnarayan Singh goes over some headlines from around the NHL. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet speak with Hockey Night in Canada play-by-play announcer Harnaryan Singh about his passion for hockey and dig into the story of how his "Bonino, Bonino, Bonino" call became part of hockey lore. Plus, Eric Francis of Sportsnet shares his thoughts on what's going on with the Calgary Flames, detailing what has gone sideways and reflects on being part of The Satellite Hot Stove Panel on Hockey Night in Canada.

In this episode we interview HNIC's (Hockey Night in Canada's) Harnarayan Singh! We talk about his bestselling book, the buzz around the Canadian Division, his debut for English PxP and several other things!

Dan "The Coach" Berlin is back with another Office Hours episode - the first of 2021 and first for Season 3! We invite Harnarayan Singh to talk about his rise in the business and discusses the journey of finding his voice. They also dive into how he views himself as a minority and putting all the doubters to rest. Born and raised in small-town Alberta, Harnarayan Singh has risen through the broadcast ranks as a prominent media personality in hockey, calling games on Hockey Night Punjabi. As the NHL aims to grow the game in new markets and diversify its fan base, Harnarayan symbolizes the power sport has to unite people. He is the Play by Play Announcer of Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi, and just did his first ever game on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 calling the Edmonton Oilers' vs. the Vancouver Canucks in English for an English broadcast, and he was the first Sikh person to ever do it! *This episode was recorded January 14th, 2021*

BONINOOOOOOOOOOOONINONINONINOOO Does that sound familiar? Probably not in text form, but that was an infamous call by Harnarayan Singh, who talks to us live.

Another Monday is upon us which means a fresh episode of the Real Life Podcast is all set and ready to ease you back into your workweek. This week, the guys covered the first week of the NHL season, the goaltending situation here in Edmonton, and welcomed Harnarayan Singh from Hockey Night in Canada. Kicking things off, the guys got started with a look at the Edmonton Oilers' slow start and whether or not anyone is ready to hit the panic button. After getting pummelled by Montreal on Saturday, some fans are already writing the Oilers off, so the guys tried to get to the bottom of what's gone wrong and what needs to change to ensure the train gets back on the rails. Speaking of things going wrong, the goaltending issues in Edmonton are at the forefront and the guys took a few swings regarding how this will play out even with Troy Grosenick on the way after being claimed on waivers from the LA Kings. Lastly, the guys welcomed Hockey Night in Canada's Harnarayan Singh to the podcast for the second time to talk about his English play-by-play debut and how much it meant to him to get the opportunity to get the call on opening night. Singh also offered his observations from around the North Division, including some of his favourites in the division as well as what the Oilers need to do to turn things around.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Russell Wilson finally has a chance to talk with the media about the 2020 season, and firing of Brian Schottenheimer, and a whole lot more. The second half of this season wasn't Russ' best, in fact, it was arguably his worst stretch of games. There have been so many games where Wilson has been the reason the Hawks have won, and we haven't seen this from him of late. Hopefully a new strategy, and some new blood coaching offense will help get things right. On Something Good, Harnarayan Singh has been doing Hockey Night in Canada broadcasts in Punjabi, but last night was his first opportunity to call a game in English in front of a bigger audience.

Bestselling Hockey Authors Celebrate the Game's Cultural Contribution

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, Harnarayan Singh joins the show to talk about his book "One Game at a Time: My Journey," HNIC. Ron MacLean, & growing up loving hockey in small-town Alberta (00:00), Adam's History corner on the American Revolution (38:00), is Lou Lamoriello still a good GM? (53:00), Red Wings sign Anthony Mantha to a four-year deal (1:11:00), Ontario minister Lisa MacLeod said body contact isn't an option for the OHL (1:14:00), the media's coverage of Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich (1:28:00). Originally aired: November 4, 2020 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/qsa_jftK_SA 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

Another Monday is upon us which means it's time for a fresh episode of the Real Life Podcast to get your week started while also helping you navigate the world around you. This week, the boys were thrilled to welcome Harnarayan Singh from Hockey Night in Punjabi to talk about his love of the game, his journey into broadcasting, and a whole lot more from his book, 'One Game at a Time: My Journey from Small-Town Alberta to Hockey's Biggest Stage.' To start off the Monday episode of Real Life, the boys jumped in with a look at how they did this past weekend in the world of sports betting, including Baggedmilk bragging about how Scott Hastings from OddsShark made him some money. From there, the guys discussed how bizarre it is to be stuck in the middle of the offseason despite this normally being one of the best time of the year for sports. In a normal year, October would be the time when basically every sport would be playing games and it's an incredible bummer to have everything shifted the way it has as a result of COVID-19. With the nonsense out of the way, the boys were thrilled to welcome Harnarayan Singh to the podcast to talk about his new book, 'One Game at a Time: My Journey from Small-Town Alberta to Hockey's Biggest Stage.' From his time growing up in rural Alberta to having a goal call go viral in the Stanley Cup Finals to landing atop of the best seller's list, Harnarayan was an amazing storyteller and it was wonderful to hear him speak about his passion for the game and the drive that led him to follow his dreams despite any barriers or hurdles that were thrown his way. Despite being so generous with his time, the interview absolutely flew by and we're certain that it's a conversation you need to hear. You can pick up a copy of Singh's book here.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Among the topics discussed:Harnarayan's infamous calls that laid the soundtrack to the Penguins' 2016 Cup run.His relationship that formed with former Penguin Nick Bonino as a result of the “Bonino, Bonino, Bonino!” call.The trip to Pittsburgh he made with his fellow Hockey Night in Punjabi broadcasters to be a part of the Penguins Stanley Cup parade and celebration in 2016.The release of his new book, “One Game at a Time”, detailing his road to his current status as a marquee broadcaster in the sport.Dealing with an unorthodox path and barriers en route to reaching his dream of becoming an NHL broadcaster. 

Catch up on what you missed on The Rush Hour. Hosts Elvira Caria and John Scholes speak with Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi Announcer Harnarayan Singh about his book, ONE GAME AT A TIME: My Journey from Small-Town Alberta to Hockey's Biggest Stage. Lauren and Nicole Peters on being Mississauga twins competing against each other in Miss Universe Canada. Greg Carrasco on the importance of snow tires. Eric Alper gives us our trending music news update & 26-year-old Taylor Cooney talks about his business OpenUnit.

Harnarayan Singh is a trailblazer in the hockey world but you don't know him from his scoring or stick handling. Instead of tuning in to Hockey Night in Canada, thousands of Sikh hockey fans turn to Punjabi Hockey Night in Canada, to hear Singh's play-by-play. He discusses his career and book, "One Game at a Time: My Journey from Small-Town Alberta to Hockey's Biggest Stage."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

By 2016, Harnarayan Singh had become a household name in the Canadian hockey world. He is the voice behind Punjabi Hockey Night in Canada. He has written about his journey, from a small-town boy to becoming the first Sikh to be a part of NHL broadcasts, in his new memoir called One Game at a Time.

By 2016, Harnarayan Singh had become a household name in the Canadian hockey world. He is the voice behind Punjabi Hockey Night in Canada. He has written about his journey, from a small-town boy to becoming the first Sikh to be a part of NHL broadcasts, in his new memoir called One Game at a Time

By 2016, Harnarayan Singh had become a household name in the Canadian hockey world. He is the voice behind Punjabi Hockey Night in Canada. He has written about his journey, from a small-town boy to becoming the first Sikh to be a part of NHL broadcasts, in his new memoir called One Game at a Time

Highlights include:­­Singh's childhood dreams of becoming a nationally known hockey announcer in Canada­.The story of how he blurted out Bonino's name several times when he scored that series clinching goal­.His recollection of how word got to him of the enthusiastic reaction he was getting from Pens fans­.The invite from the Penguins to visit Pittsburgh.The unforgettable experience of meeting the Penguins players and participating in the Stanley Cup Parade­.

This week's episode features Canadian broadcaster Harnarayan Singh, who's famous for his “Bonino! Bonino! Bonino!” call during the 2016 Pittsburgh Penguins run. He spoke to Tristan and Julian about pretending to be Bob Cole as a child, sleeping in airports while commuting to Toronto for Hockey Night in Canada, and how much the Bonino call changed his life.For the month of June, we'll be donating money to the You Can Play project for every new rating/review we get across all podcast platforms.Tell us your stories! thescrumpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show! https://www.patreon.com/thescrumpodcastMERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539@TheScrumPodcast @jkamckenzie @tristandamoursMusic by @NotReallyHobbes: https://soundcloud.com/not-really-hobbeswww.upfordnetwork.com

   In this weeks episode of  Tobin Tonight, Tobin talks to CBC's Hockey Night in Punjabi Play by Play Announcer, Harnarayan Singh. The man who made all present and future Nick Bonino goals legendary (or any goal he calls really).  We chat with Harnarayan on his career, his love for hockey, and what it is like growing up a Sikh in Canada. Is it better now than it was when his great grandfather came to Canada? All this and more on Tobin Tonight! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reid chats with Hockey Night Punjabi host and play-by-play voice Harnarayan Singh about the Stanley Cup Final and his career so far.Then, Reid talks with Cale Makar, defensemen with the AJHL's Brooks Bandits and RBC Cup MVP, about being a projected top-10 pick in the upcoming NHL draft.

Harnarayan Singh, HNIC Punjabi play by play voice & Matthew Tkachuk, forward for the London Knights. 

We spoke with broadcaster and music historian Alan Cross about the outrage over the availability of Tragically Hip tickets. Also, we spoke with Harnarayan Singh, the voice of Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi