Podcasts about hockey culture

What does it really take to beat the odds in hockey—and stay at the top?In this inspiring episode of Our Kids Play Hockey, former NHL forward Matt Moulson joins Lee, Christie, and Mike to share the story behind his incredible 11-season career. From being a 9th round draft pick to wearing a letter in the NHL, Matt's journey is filled with lessons for players, coaches, and parents alike.

Join Meghan Angley and Chloe Theil for an exclusive interview with Rachel Tos, the Colorado Avalanche Rinkside Reporter, Producer, and In-Arena Host. Rachel shares insights into her expanded role, a behind-the-scenes look at gamedays, and what it's like covering the Avs full-time. We discuss the team's rollercoaster season, from early struggles to big trade deadline moves: including the shocking Mikko Rantanen trade and the additions of Martin Necas, Jack Drury, Brock Nelson, and Charlie Coyle. Rachel also opens up about her career journey in hockey media, how she balances TV work with reporting, and the challenges of interviewing players while getting beyond cliché answers. Plus, she shares her favorite stories, work-life balance tips, and advice for aspiring sports journalists. This show is brought to you by Trusted American. Trusted American's salary-based mortgage consultants want to help you get into a better interest rate and lower your monthly payments. And right now they will cover the cost of your appraisal, valued at $650. Go to https://trustedamerican.com/ for all the info. Get your fix on all things hockey with Off Ice!

CBS Sports Betting Analyst, Todd Fuhrman joins Game Play to chat how the Four Nations has changed hockey culture in the U.S., his trust in Auston Matthews to show up in a big game and what Victor Wembanyama's absence means for the Spurs.

In this episode of Our Girls Play Hockey, we welcome Jamie Hersch, a trailblazing broadcaster and studio host for the NHL Network, MLB Network, PWHL, Minnesota Wild, and Vegas Golden Knights. From growing up as a passionate sports fan in Minnesota to becoming a respected voice in hockey broadcasting, Jamie shares her inspiring journey, the challenges she's faced, and the evolving role of women in sports media.

With the NHL's 4 Nations Tournament in full swing, Jesse Montano sat down to answer your questions about the Colorado Avalanche. This show is brought to you by Trusted American. Trusted American's salary-based mortgage consultants want to help you get into a better interest rate and lower your monthly payments. And right now they will cover the cost of your appraisal, valued at $650. Go to https://trustedamerican.com/ for all the info. Get your fix on all things hockey with Off Ice!

Meghan Angley is joined by Jesse Montano LIVE to breakdown the second game of a three-game roadtrip for the Colorado Avalanche as the look to grab as many points as possible before the 4 Nations Break This show is brought to you by Trusted American. Trusted American's salary-based mortgage consultants want to help you get into a better interest rate and lower your monthly payments. And right now they will cover the cost of your appraisal, valued at $650. Go to https://trustedamerican.com/ for all the info. This show is presented by Landmark Lincoln and the all new 2024 Lincoln Corsair GT Plug-In Hybrid. Go to https://landmarklincoln.com or stop in to see if you qualify for no payments for up to 90 days. Get your fix on all things hockey with Off Ice!

This week, we're joined by Cam Hasbrouck and Drew Johnson from the Brews & Bruins podcast to chat about Boston's beloved professional ice hockey team and to dig deeper on the region's love for the sport, from the Bean Pot to Bobby Orr. Plus, some pre-Super Bowl chatter. Gritty's ever-changing belly button, an investigation.  Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker fumbles Eagles chant. A Tom Brady Look-Alike Contest at Time Out Boston. Have feedback on this episode or ideas for upcoming topics? DM me on Instagram, email me, or send a voice memo.

In this episode of Our Kids Play Hockey, Lee, Christie, and Mike sit down with Matt Dumouchelle, the creator of the Hockey Factories series and podcast via The Coaches Site. Matt's in-depth exploration into elite hockey development programs worldwide has uncovered the secret ingredients behind their success—not just in creating great players, but in cultivating outstanding people.Matt shares insights from his research, including the importance of community among coaches, redefining success in youth hockey, and how the world's top hockey programs prioritize development over immediate results. Whether you're a parent, coach, or hockey enthusiast, this episode is packed with actionable advice and thought-provoking perspectives.--Key Takeaways:1. Coaching Community: Top programs succeed through constant coach collaboration across age groups.2. Redefining Success: Success is more than wins—it's about character, skills, and a love for hockey.3. Culture Matters: Programs like Frolunda focus on pride and long-term development over short-term results.4. Patience Wins: Gradual, long-term growth is more effective than instant success.5. Free Improvements: Positive culture and coach collaboration are impactful and cost nothing.--Practical Tips for Coaches and Organizations:• Build Coaching Unity: Regular meetings ensure aligned goals and best practices.• Broaden Winning: Measure success through growth, engagement, and teamwork.• Highlight Off-Ice Success: Celebrate players' academic and personal achievements.• Promote Position Versatility: Let kids try multiple roles for well-rounded development.• Supportive Parents: Guide parents to prioritize long-term growth over immediate results.--#HockeyDevelopment #OurKidsPlayHockey #HockeyFactories #YouthHockeyClick To Text The Our Kids Play Hockey Team!Looking to get your coach a great gift this season?Lee has recently re-released his team building philosophy - How to Win: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Championship Culture for Your Team! This new edition expands on Lee's acclaimed 2017 release with fresh insights, updated strategies, and practical tools. Grab a copy now on Amazon - https://a.co/d/9tDlwnCHave A Topic You Want Us To Cover? Let us know!Please Be Sure To Subscribe & Leave A Review For Us On Apple Podcasts, doing so helps our show grow!Follow Us On Social Media: Facebook Group X Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

In episode #272, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Iowa Wild GM Matt Hendricks at the Minnesota High School Hockey Coaches Association's Fall Clinic for a live interview. Prior to being named the GM, Hendricks spent five seasons as the Wild's Assistant Director of Player Development. Of course, prior to that he suited up for over 600 NHL games, spending time with the Avalanche, Capitals, Oilers, Jets and Wild. Growing up, he captained Blaine High School to a Minnesota State Championship and if you've never spent time in Minnesota, that is a HUGE deal in that part of the world. Listen as he shares what makes hockey in Minnesota so special, why there's no forward button on player development, and why small area games are key, even at the NHL level.

We're Giving Away 5 Howies Gift Packs Each With A Loaded Tape Tin, Water Bottle, Stick Wax, Accessory Bag, Hat, & Beanie!In this episode of the Wraparound Roundtable, host Lee MJ Elias welcomes Mason Coletta from Howie's Hockey to discuss the brand's exciting developments and culture. Listeners are treated to insights about Howie's upcoming move to a new headquarters, designed to reflect the brand's unique identity. Mason shares the camaraderie and work ethic that define the Howie's team, highlighting their "work hard, play hard" philosophy. The episode also features a special giveaway of five Howie's prize packs, including hockey essentials like tape, wax, and branded gear. Tune in for the code word to enter the giveaway and learn more about the passion driving Howie's Hockey.Head to https://hockeywraparound.com/blogs/the-wraparound-roundtable/howies24 to enter to win!--0:00 Howies Hockey Prize Pack Giveaway1:48 Howie's Brand New Headquarters7:43 Howie's Unique Wax Scent9:28 Howie's Leadership and Teamwork11:22 Black Friday Preparations12:26 Work Hard, Play Hard Philosophy at Howie's--Text The Our Kids Play Hockey Team!Have A Topic You Want Us To Cover? Let us know!Please Be Sure To Subscribe & Leave A Review For Us On Apple Podcasts, doing so helps our show grow!Follow Us On Social Media: Facebook Group X Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

What does it take to build a winning team in the NHL? In this special crossover edition of "Our Kids Play Hockey," host Lee MJ Elias joins the NHL Wraparound podcast, featuring Neil Smith, former GM of the 1994 New York Rangers Stanley Cup champions, and Vic Morren, award winning ESPN veteran. Together, they interview Keith Jones, President of the Philadelphia Flyers, discussing the intricacies of team building, the importance of character in professional hockey, and how these principles apply to youth hockey. This episode offers a unique glimpse into the minds of hockey executives and the strategies behind creating a successful team culture.Key Points:- Keith Jones delves into the critical aspects of team building and culture within professional hockey, drawing from his personal experiences and insights.- Insights from Jonesy's book are discussed, with a focus on the chapter "I'm Minus Seven," which explores the balance between personal performance and team dynamics.- The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing and enhancing individual players' strengths to build a cohesive team.- Neil Smith and Keith Jones discuss the pivotal role of leadership in fostering a strong and positive team culture.- Jonesy highlights the collaborative approach to decision-making within the Philadelphia Flyers, stressing the importance of teamwork at the executive level.- The discussion touches on the significance of gathering input from all team members, including trainers and assistant coaches, to maintain a healthy team environment.- Jonesy praises the involvement of CEO Dan Hilferty, noting his supportive leadership style and its positive impact on the organization.- The challenges of maintaining a positive team culture amidst external pressures and noise are addressed, with strategies for staying focused on core values.- Jonesy underscores the importance of developing well-rounded individuals in youth hockey, emphasizing character alongside athletic skills.- The passionate and demanding nature of Philadelphia sports fans is acknowledged, with Jonesy discussing how this influences team operations and goals.Listen to the full episode of NHL Wraparound with Keith Jones at https://nhl-wraparound-podcast.captivate.fm/episode/ep-24-building-it-back-up-with-keith-jonesText The Our Kids Play Hockey Team! We're powered by NHL Sense Arena!NHL Sense Arena, is a virtual reality training game designed specifically to improve hockey sense and IQ for both players and goalies. Experience the next generation of off-ice training in VR with over 100+ drills and training plans curated from top coaches and players.Use Code "HockeyNeverStops" at Hockey.SenseArena.com to score $50 off an annual plan!Have A Topic You Want Us To Cover? Let us know!Please Be Sure To Subscribe & Leave A Review For Us On Apple Podcasts, doing so helps our show grow!Follow Us On Social Media: Facebook Group X Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

In this inspiring episode of “Our Kids Play Hockey,” hosts Lee Elias and Mike Bonelli sit down with NHL legend & Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier. With seven Stanley Cups to his name—six as a player and one as a coach—Trottier shares his journey from a small town in Saskatchewan to the pinnacle of hockey success. He opens up about his commitment to honoring his First Nation heritage and the vital work he does to grow the game in Indigenous communities across Canada.Trottier discusses the resilience and pride of these communities, the role hockey plays in building character, and the importance of inclusivity in the sport. This episode offers valuable insights into how hockey can shape not just players but whole communities. Be sure to check out the powerful documentary “Hockey First Nation” mentioned in this episode, which follows Bryan on his mission to highlight the life-changing impact of hockey in Indigenous communities. View the documentary here: https://youtu.be/E_cE_D3mhl8. We Want To Hear From You - Click Here To Leave Us Fan Mail!

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts!Follow @ListenListenPodcast on InstagramFollow @JaurjiComedy on Instagram & @Jaurji on TikTokTimestamps:0:00 Welcome Erik Nagy & The Hockey Accent2:19 How Nagy Started3:44 Putting Value on Views6:49 The People Did NOT Want Yousef8:02 Social Media is EXHAUSTING & Being A Full Time Creator13:05 Leafs Predictions & Hockey is EXPENSIVE17:39 The World is Catching Up in Sports18:50 Letting Your Popularity Sink In24:18 Using Your Clout In The Real World?26:36 Raptors Fans vs Leafs Fans32:48 NHL All-Star Game & The Best Sports Leagues37:45 Influences Growing Up & The Nelk Boys43:08 Keeping Good People Around You & Always Evolving46:27 How To Stay Fresh & Standup Comedy?53:21 Jesse's Favourite Nagy Series56:02 Not Forcing Your Content57:19 TikTok Getting Banned?1:01:01 Can Jesse Rock A Hockey Flow?1:02:55 Speaking 3 Languages & Exploring The World1:06:49 Jesse and Nags' Dreams1:11:28 Have We Found Kyle??

The boys welcome ACHA M1 National Champions Matteo DiGiulio and Noah Decottignies onto the podcast (31:22) to discuss all things Adrian, their International play in Romania, and more!Timestamps:(05:44) Highlighting ACHA Ties in the FPHL Playoffs(11:57) Celebrating Player Achievements: Offseason Awards(20:42) M2 Movement and Updates in College Hockey South(31:22) Matteo + Noah Interview(34:40) Adrian's Hockey Culture(41:12) The Road to the National Tournament: Challenges and Triumphs(48:31) Experiencing International Play In Romania(01:06:38) The Impact of Coaching and Team Dedication(01:10:34) Adrian College's Unique Community(01:13:52) Question of the Week: Which Team Needs A Uniform Refresh?(01:18:32) Exploring Potential ACHA Destinations in the Northeast(01:26:20) Appreciating Hockey ParentsFollow us on social media!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hockeyhousepod/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeyhousepod?lang=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/hockeyhousepodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hockeyhousepod

In this episode, Mikki talks about the rape culture within the hockey world and how it's been a lightning rod this week on social media. CW: rape, sexual assault, swearing.Links:Her Wild Side Merch Shop!Ticketmaster Affiliate LinkSocial Media:TwitterInstagramFacebookFor more from us, visit Inside The RinkHow to support us and our sponsors:Columbia Sports ApparelESPN+ SubscriptionFanaticsDraft Kings - CODE ITR   

Hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly chat with Kent head coach Dale Reinhardt about the transition from hockey season to school responsibilities, the recruitment process for student-athletes, and the importance of choosing the right path for youth hockey players. The coach shares insights on balancing sports and academia, the evolving landscape of hockey recruitment, and stories from his coaching career to illustrate the journey of developing players. The discussion also touches upon the benefits of multi-sport participation, the impact of the transfer portal and NCAA changes on recruitment, and personal anecdotes from Reinhardt's playing and coaching career to shed light on the realities of youth hockey development and recruitment. Topics: 00:59 Life After Hockey Season: Transition and Activities 01:48 Recruitment and Changes in Hockey Culture at Kent 03:01 Balancing Sports and Specialization in Youth Hockey 13:21 The Journey from Youth Hockey to Coaching 19:57 Reflecting on Youth Hockey and the Shift in Team Loyalty 23:40 Exploring a Player's Season and Mental Growth 24:51 The Importance of Personalized Paths in Hockey 27:00 Navigating Junior Hockey and College Commitments 28:26 The Evolution of Prep Hockey and Recruitment Strategies 34:47 Adapting to Changes in the College Recruitment Process 38:00 Guidance for Players Choosing Junior Leagues and Future Prospects

This week's episode of "Our Kids Play Hockey" features an inspiring conversation with Jaime Faulkner, President of Business Operations for the Chicago Blackhawks. Jaime shares insights into her multifaceted role, which largely focuses on advancing the fan experience—a goal the Blackhawks' team is truly succeeding at. Jaime's leadership and vision in a pivotal position within the Blackhawks organization highlights the evolving landscape of hockey at all levels.Key Insights:The significance of evolving the fan experience, especially for families and children, to cultivate long-term supporters of the game.The impactful role of high-character players, like Connor Bedard, in community and youth engagement.The necessity for youth hockey organizations to collaborate and prioritize the best interests of kids, facilitating their growth in the sport.The benefits and personal rewards of being a billet family for young hockey players aiming for professional careers.Jaime's personal journey and experiences that inform her innovative approach to fan engagement and community involvement.Action Items for Listeners:Consider the role each member of the hockey community plays in fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment, from the youth level to the NHL.Encourage local hockey organizations to collaborate and share best practices for growing the sport and enhancing the fan experience.Explore opportunities to become a billet family, contributing to the development of young athletes both on and off the ice.Jaime's approach to enhancing the fan experience and her commitment to the sport's growth at all levels serves as a model for innovation and inclusivity in hockey. This episode not only highlights the importance of high character within the sport but also encourages listeners to actively participate in shaping the future of hockey in their communities.Our Kids Play Hockey is powered by NHL Sense Arena!NHL Sense Arena, is a virtual reality training game designed specifically to improve hockey sense and IQ for both players and goalies. Experience the next generation of off-ice training in VR with over 100+ drills and training plans curated from top coaches and players.Use Code "HockeyNeverStops" at Hockey.SenseArena.com to score $50 off an annual plan!

University of Kentucky graduate Cam Chabot joins the crew for the longest episode in Hockey House Podcast history. With Kentucky getting ready for the ACHA M2 Regionals this weekend we figured it was the perfect time to release our interview with Cam from our trip to Lexington in September. Alex Herman joins the show for the first ever Hockey House "Hermancast" as we breakdown everything you need to know heading into the ACHA M2 Regionals. Collins and Murph then wrap up the show by recapping the recently released AAU College Hockey National Championship pools and the ACHA M3 National Championship pools.Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction and Updates from Murph and Collins(4:58) Welcome to the Hermancast(11:13) Movement in the College Hockey Food Chain: ACHA vs AAU(19:30) Is GCU the Hottest Team in America?(24:00) UNLV Pays Tribute to the 1990 Runnin' Rebels(25:40) News Around ACHA M1(28:10) ACHA M2 Regional Previews(43:59) Nothing like Playoff Hockey at Bird Arena(49:19) Cam Chabot Joins the Show(51:00) High School Hockey in Michigan(54:24) Getting Recruited by Indiana Tech(57:11) Welcome to the ACHA(1:00:13) Going to Nationals(1:05:15) Taking a Grad Year at Kentucky(1:07:35) Playing at Midnight(1:09:21) ACHA vs NCAA DIII(1:13:28) Hockey Culture in Lexington(1:17:10) Wrapping Up the Interview(1:20:26) Burgers of the Week(1:21:36) Games to Watch(1:29:24) Club Hockey Valentines(1:32:43) Stick Taps for an 84 Save Shutout(1:33:53) Conference Championship Recap(1:44:02) AAU D1 Nationals Preview(1:48:39) AAU D3 Nationals Preview(1:51:30) AAU D2 Nationals Preview(1:56:27) ACHA M3 Nationals Preview(2:00:59) Games to Watch This Weekend(2:03:37) ACHA Outdoors in Columbus?(2:06:49) OutroFollow us on social media!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hockeyhousepod/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeyhousepod?lang=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/hockeyhousepodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hockeyhousepod

Dan O'Toole issues an apology, talks about hockey culture, and offers his thoughts on how to fix the NBA and NHL All-Star Games.

Trav had an FPHL offer ready to report and you won't believe what happened. Rob Lalonde joins to talk Diamond Hands Amesbury, hockey burn out, airport lounges, and taking on Trav in Muay Thai. New episodes every Sunday at 11am eastern! :)SHEATH | Get 20% off the best underwear on the planet with code "BIZKIT69" at https://www.sheathunderwear.comRIDGE WALLETS | Go to https://ridge.com/TRAVSUCKS. Use code “TRAVSUCKS” for 10% offMANSCAPED | Get 20% OFF Manscaped + Free Shipping with code "BIZKIT" at https://www.manscaped.comINSTA ► https://instagram.com/slanginthebizkit?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=PATREON ► https://www.patreon.com/slanginthebizkitLISTEN ON THE GO  ► https://linktr.ee/SlanginTheBizkitMERCH ► https://slangin-the-bizkit.printify.me/productsTimestamps00:00 Vancouver is Canada's best city01:01 Brand new face on the show this week03:01 RIP Toby Keith03:44 Morgan Wallen is the best in country music right now04:40 Hockey locker room music06:45 Vesa Toskala burning his goalie pads after the season08:13 Trav is burnt out of hockey12:05 Sean Avery's push up celebration13:45 Hockey Culture is getting worse18:53 Sheath Underwear use code "BIZKIT69" for 20% off the best underwear money can buy20:05 Trav is heading to Denver, Colorado23:49 Edmonton Maple Leaf was dissapointing25:08 Trav loves the Vancouver Maple leaf Lounge26:28 Rob vs Trav.... Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu 32:00 RIDGE Wallets use code "TRAVSUCKS" for 10% off the best wallet in the game33:08 FPHL team wanted to sign Trav35:20 Would Trav ever go back to the FED?37:10 Where will Trav play?38:05 Can't call Trav a quitter39:00 The baddest man in hockey, Diamond Hands Amesbury41:43 Shirtless fight in the FPHL43:28 Manscaped use code "BIZKIT" for 20% off and free shipping45:01 Kucherov mailing it in at the Allstar game46:00 Patreon Q&A

Five former Canadian world junior hockey players were charged with sexual assault this week, including four current NHL players. Matt Galloway discusses the state of hockey culture and what needs to change with Ron MacLean, host of Hockey Night in Canada.

Clay Vanderham & Joshua Marshall sit down with Bob Stauffer from the Edmonton Oilers to discuss the Oilers season to date, possible trade targets, the schedule gets harder for the Oilers. They also discuss the Flames recent trade with the Canucks & the LA Kings fire Todd McLellan as Head Coach & Jim Hiller takes over. The group closes out the podcast with a conversation about Sheldon Kennedy's Respect Group & the importance & awareness it brings to the Hockey Culture, the day to day life.

The particular podcast today. Andrew Berkshire is one of Dean's favorite Hockey Writers. He's legit. Rachel Doerrie is one of Dean's FAVORITE hockey Analysts. She's legit. Today we talked about the impending charges stemming from 5 members of Canada's 2018 WJHC raping a woman in a London Hotel Room in 2019. Rachel has some experience as a woman who worked in the NHL. We talked about: Hockey Culture's latest warning to ship up Do we expect the NHL to get this right? Process of charges - when will they be charged, and what's the deadline?? What's at stake for the players, and who are the players? Andrew and Rachel broke it all down perfectly in a bite-sized podcast, so follow them on socials and listen to this podcast if you want the skinny on this new Hockey Canada Bombshell...

Justin Davis spent his childhood climbing the rungs of hockey in Canada. He made it to major junior hockey in the OHL. He won a memorial cup with the Ottawa 67s. He played professionally overseas. In his book, "Conflicted Scars: An Average Player's Journey to the NHL," he writes, "the game of hockey is broken, it leaves scars inside us we keep hidden., From the Kyle Beach sexual assault settlement with the Chicago Blackhawks to Akim Aliu's memoir, confronting discrimination in hockey, Davis reflects on the moment hockey culture is being faced with and how a lifetime of hockey left its mark on him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"It's been a really interesting opportunity to dovetail 30 years of working in gender-based violence, to being now in a position to utilize technology in a way to create safer spaces." TW: This episode contains mentions of gender-based violence and sexual violence. In this episode, hear from Mary Lobson, founder of Coralus Venture REES. Mary joins Development Guide MJ Ryan to discuss REES's trauma-informed, survivor-centered software as a service that gathers critical data to inform gender-based violence prevention. Since launching in September 2020, REES has evolved beyond campuses and is now partnering with the National Hockey League to create a centralized reporting system called the Respect Hockey Culture Center. They also discuss: How REES aims to reduce barriers to reporting and create a more inclusive and safe environment for anyone in the hockey ecosystem. The importance of timing, perseverance, and being open to unexpected opportunities in the entrepreneurship journey. Mary's background in social services, and how her ability to follow her vision has contributed to REES's success. Valuing the ability to work on her own terms and listening to feedback while balancing openness to new ideas. Connect with Mary Lobson and REES on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. ⁠⁠⁠Learn more about Coralus and join our community⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Brock McGillis, an ex-hockey player who struggled to come out due to prevalent homophobic language in the sport, is visiting 100 youth minor hockey teams in 100 days to prevent current players from enduring similar experiences. Guest: Brock McGillis, First Openly Gay Male Professional Hockey Player and Leading Activist in the LGBTQ+ space Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to episode 123 of Sports Management Podcast. Emily Kaplan is a journalist with a degree from Penn State University and is currently working as an NHL reporter for ESPN. We spoke about: Why she became a journalist Being diagnosed with anxiety, OCD & depression Handling criticism on social media Being the only in-arena reporter for NHL during covid Her middle-child complex The difference between covering NHL vs NFL Hockey Culture And much more! ________________________________________________ WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/4qhgXg-p3W4    Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro  00:23 Emily's Background 01:40 From Written to On Camera 02:45 Getting Involved with Sports 04:44 Role Models & Mentors 06:22 Working For Sports Illustrated & ESPN 08:00 Difference Between NFL & NHL Journalism 10:55 Challenges Between the Benches 12:40 Hockey Culture 16:50 Being a Diversity Hire 18:40 Handling Criticism 21:30 Professional Strengths 23:00 Incredible Memory 24:19 Only In-arena Reporter During Covid 25:34 Mental Health 31:00 Work-Life Balance 33:35 Best Memory From NHL 34:25 Star Strucked? 35:40 Best Advice Received 36:05 Being a D-List Celebrity 37:00 Linda Cohn 40:30 Kevin Weekes 42:30 Outro   Follow us on social media Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Sign up for the newsletter! www.sportsmanagementpodcast.com  

It's not the old former players in charge of the NHL—the guys who thought banning pride jerseys and tape was a smart idea—who will determine the future of hockey. It's the kids playing now, with big dreams and bright futures ahead of them, who will ultimately create whatever the game becomes. So how do we make sure hockey really is for everyone? How different is the culture right now among young players? And how are the youngest players in the NHL now bringing a different approach to their locker rooms and benches?GUEST: Brock McGillis, advocate and activist; first openly gay men's professional hockey player, speaker on the Culture Shift tour

Hi!Content warning: Today's episode contains mention of sexual assault.Settle in for a quintessential The GIST of It episode. First up, co-hosts Ellen Hyslop and Steph Rotz sadly have to start with a hockey WTF — a second player filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Blackhawks alleging the team's former video coach sexually assaulted him during the 2009-10 season. El and Steph dig into the horrific details, and the disturbing pattern in hockey culture.Then for part two, it's over to the hardwood for some good vibes. The new NCAA basketball season tipped off yesterday and El and Steph have all the storylines you need to know as the road to March Madness begins. Hoop yeah. Show notes:More on The GIST: Subscribe: thegistsports.com/subscribepodTwitter: @thegistpodEmail: pod@thegistsports.com IG: @thegistca @thegistusaThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5678978/advertisement

[Apologies for the audio this episode, too lazy to re-record with my Yeti] 2023-2024 NHL Season kicked off with a boom of a memo, and also Toronto Blu.. Blew Jays 2023 Edition and my take on what was supposed to happen and what actually happened. Intro: Alice in Chains - Man in the Box

On this episode, @kristi_allain joins @Derekcrim and @nkalamb to comprehensively explore what's wrong with the culture of Canada's favourite game. Kristi Allain is Associate Professor of Sociology and Canada Research Chair in Physical Culture and Social Life at St. Thomas University. Her work examines physical culture and its complex relationships with national identities, perhaps no more obvious in her work on how men's hockey produces, contests, and supports dominant expressions of Canadian National identity.

We are off for the rest of the week but in the mean time, check out one of our favourite shows we recorded earlier this year! We bring on Tripp Tracy and Justin Bourne today to share some personal experiences on how hockey culture impacted their alcoholism. The group comes together to discuss specific events which affected their careers, and methods of moving forward. Learn more about support systems, how to cope, and dealing with triggers and temptations.

Had a great convo with Ryan Winn (hockey player, baseball player, content creator, actor, singer, & more) about the culture of hockey and how we feel it could change for the better. This is the perspective of two creative minds growing up in the world of hockey and being labeled as a "hockey player". I hope you can learn something from this episode, or even be motivated by it to pursue your passion. All Love --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sodasareowed/support

This assertion may be a little over the top - but Chris De Piero and I (Dr. Cassidy Preston) strongly feel it is warranted to say that the leaders of sport are failing. This episode of BXO's is a follow-up to the ‘Is Hockey Broken?' episode we recently did - which doesn't just apply to hockey.  Although the episode received a lot of support, it was also criticized by many - which drove us to double down and create this episode.  People can and will disagree with us - we welcome those that oppose to share their take, but from our perspective it is clear that much of sport is not in a good place: As a former elite athlete - I experienced emotional and physical abuse.  As a researcher - I examined the problems in sport through the critical lens of academia.  As a mental performance coach - I see the problems firsthand day-in and day-out.  The purpose of the last episode was to call on leaders to make more bold decisions and take action to improve hockey and all sports. We are not saying that all leaders are failing, but we are saying that too many leaders are not doing enough to help make the sports we love a better experience for all - and especially for our youth. I'm sure this won't be too popular of an opinion with those in leadership positions. Heck, I'm sure there will be some ‘powerful' leaders and people at Hockey Canada that won't like what we have to say.  But I'm not doing this to make friends or please people. I'm doing this because I think it is what needs to be done.  

The Sota Pod Podcast Episode 318

It is a hard yes - hockey is broken. This has a lot more to do with the structure than the people. Most people in hockey have good intentions but it is the structure of the game that does not foster an optimal environment. As a result, destructive behaviours and practices are normalized and repeated at all levels. Can it be fixed? It is less about ‘fixing it' per-say but rather about getting better. But in order to improve something there needs to be clear measures of what to improve upon. We don't pretend to have all the answers but our opinions on measures that should be prioritized, tracked, and regularly shared by governing bodies include: Retention Rates - the number of kids coming back year over year Net Promoter Score - comes from the business world and is about how satisfied a client (athlete) is with their service, product or experience Abuse Claims - clearly there is a need to decrease all forms of abuse Does this mean we shouldn't care about Gold Medals? No - those are great and in fact, improving the structure and experience for players will lead to better development and even higher probabilities of Gold Medals. The concern is not that Hockey Canada prides itself on winning Gold Medals, but that it does not seem to pride itself enough about increasing retention rates, creating positive experiences, and ensuring a safe sporting environment. We don't know everything going on with every league and behind all the closed doors, but from our perspective we stand by this proclamation that Hockey Is Broken. The question to ask is what are we going to do about it? The answer is better leadership at all levels is needed to fix this structure. The bottom-up approach calls on coaches and organizations to go Beyond the X's and O's, do things differently, and raise their standards for the betterment of the athletes. There are coaches and organizations stepping up and we are hopeful that this number continues to grow. However, at what point will we see a top-down approach where Hockey Canada, provincial governing bodies, and the leagues make some bold and necessary decisions to change the structure, challenge normalized practices, and enforce a higher-standard for the game of hockey. Reach out, comment or share your opinions as we continue to go Beyond the X's and O's.

Justin Davis spent his childhood climbing the rungs of hockey in Canada. He made it to major junior hockey in the OHL. He won a memorial cup with the Ottawa 67s. He played professionally overseas. In his book, "Conflicted Scars: An Average Player's Journey to the NHL," he writes, "the game of hockey is broken, it leaves scars inside us we keep hidden., From the Kyle Beach sexual assault settlement with the Chicago Blackhawks to Akim Aliu's memoir, confronting discrimination in hockey, Davis reflects on the moment hockey culture is being faced with and how a lifetime of hockey left its mark on him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We bring on Tripp Tracy and Justin Bourne today to share some personal experiences on how hockey culture impacted their alcoholism. The group comes together to discuss specific events which affected their careers, and methods of moving forward. Learn more about support systems, how to cope, and dealing with triggers and temptations.

Join the Snipe N' Celly crew for its first episode of 2023, which covers: Ivan Provorov's Pride Night boycott & ripple effect that's followed Hockey Fans' varying comfort level with open ice & predatory hits How to fix NHL All-Star Weekend & more - ENJOY! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/snipe-n-celly-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/snipe-n-celly-podcast/support

It's the Spotify Wrapped time of year, so we decided to make a hockey version! Here is our list of almost 40 hockey-related moments in 2022 that altered our brain chemistry. We've got everything from Connor McDavid cheating to Hank Green joining hockey Twitter for a day. Enjoy this recap and have a very happy hockey-filled holiday season. We love you! A very special thank you to Sok It for sponsoring this episode! You can get your own NHL-themed Java Sok by clicking here! Don't miss out on their sale going on until December 16th- they're the perfect stocking stuffer and have the Mitts & Chicks stamp of approval! :) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mittsandchicks/support

In the latest episode of Snipe N' Celly, join our crew as we discuss the biggest news item in the Hockey World this past week: The Boston Bruins' signing (and quick subsequent dismissal) of controversial prospect Mitchell Miller. We also touch on the PHF's opening weekend and take a look around the rest of the NHL --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/snipe-n-celly-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/snipe-n-celly-podcast/support

Ian and Julian kick off the week with a discussion about the 2-0 Philadelphia Flyers, and come up with a new segment idea in the process, and are then joined by The Athletic's own Max Bultman to talk about thus far undefeated Detroit Red Wings, the excitement level around Hockeytown, the plan for Sebastian Cossa, Dylan Larkin contract talks, and more.Plus, author and former player Justin Davis joins the show to talk about his new book “Conflicted Scars” and discuss why he wrote the book, realizations about the toxicity in hockey culture, why taking a stand against the culture is difficult for individual players, and more. Get a 6 month subscription to The Athletic for just $1 a month when you visit http://theathletic.com/hockeyshowSubscribe to The Athletic Hockey Show on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3BKz27u Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian and Julian kick off the week with a discussion about the 2-0 Philadelphia Flyers, and come up with a new segment idea in the process, and are then joined by The Athletic's own Max Bultman to talk about thus far undefeated Detroit Red Wings, the excitement level around Hockeytown, the plan for Sebastian Cossa, Dylan Larkin contract talks, and more. Plus, author and former player Justin Davis joins the show to talk about his new book “Conflicted Scars” and discuss why he wrote the book, realizations about the toxicity in hockey culture, why taking a stand against the culture is difficult for individual players, and more.  Get a 6 month subscription to The Athletic for just $1 a month when you visit http://theathletic.com/hockeyshow Subscribe to The Athletic Hockey Show on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3BKz27u Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey, Hey GISTers!After a full week away, co-hosts Ellen Hyslop and Steph Rotz are back. In today's episode of The GIST of It, the gals dig into the unfortunate news that, in an effort to save next year's season, the last three races of the W Series have been canceled due to funding issues. Then, it's yet another dive into hockey's toxic culture, with updates on Hockey Canada's ongoing saga and, from the NHL, some truly horrendous news involving Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Ian Cole.*To wrap things up, El and Steph discuss the latest fallout from U.S. Soccer's investigation into the NWSL, before quickly previewing the league's playoffs, which hit the pitch this weekend.A big thank you to Sonos for sponsoring today's episode! Catch every moment like you've never heard before with their game-changing speakers. Learn how you can level up your sound game at Sonos.com.*Today's episode includes mention of sexual assault. Please take care while listening. Show notes:Ep #213: Player safety under fire: The NFL's concussion protocol and the NWSL investigationEp #214: Times, they are a changin': NWSL investigation update and W Series financial woesMore on The GIST: Subscribe: thegistsports.com/subscribepodTwitter: @thegistpodEmail: pod@thegistsports.com IG: @thegistca @thegistusa

When Laura Robinson began reporting about violence and sexual assault in Canadian junior hockey, resistance was fierce, including from the country's top commentator. But the years have obviously proven her correct, and exposed for all to see just what happens in locker rooms, buses and hotel suites.Now that Hockey Canada's leadership has resigned, Robinson explains the long road to what she hopes will finally be real change, the challenges and opportunities facing those who guide the game, and where Canada's relationship to the game it loves goes from here.GUEST: Laura Robinson, reporter and author of the 1998 book Crossing the Line: Violence and Sexual Assault in Canada's National Sport

Hockey is one of the best sports in the world. People around the world enjoy the frozen game, but that doesn't mean everything is sunshine and gumdrops around the sport. There have been, unfortunately, many instances where hockey culture has shown to be toxic. Today, the DNVR Avalanche crew discusses the negative impact of hockey culture and how it has impacted how people view hockey as a sport. Join Nathan Rudolph, Jesse Montano, Meghan Angly, and AJ Haefele as they talk about hockey culture.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of The GIST of It, co-hosts Ellen Hyslop and Steph Rotz are back discussing a topic that's far too often the subject of this podcast: toxic hockey culture. With Hockey Canada's sexual assault crisis continuing to unfold, El and Steph detail the long, winding and frustrating timeline. Then after the break, the gals zoom out to discuss what it'll take to actually change hockey culture. Thanks for tuning in for this difficult but important episode.* Shoutout to Sonos for supporting today's podcast! High-quality sound, a clean aesthetic and no complicated set-up — Sonos' Ray soundbar has everything you need to upgrade your listening experience. Learn more at www.sonos.com.  *Today's episode includes mention of sexual assault. Please take care while listening.  Show notes: Canadian National Women's Hockey Team statement   More on The GIST:  Subscribe: thegistsports.com/subscribepod Twitter: @thegistpod Email: pod@thegistsports.com  IG: @thegistca @thegistusa 

Guest host Arlene Bynon is joined by Taylor McKee, an assistant professor in sports management at Brock University. Arlene and Taylor discuss the culture of silence that exists within Hockey Canada, and why this problem starts way earlier than the NHL. Let's get talking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christine Simpson grew up in a family which placed a heavy emphasis on the world of sports. Surrounded by the likes of an Olympic sprinter, a University football player, and two professional hockey players, it's as though she never knew a life apart from competition. This week Christine Simpson sits down with The Sign Off: A Frameworth Podcast to talk about her early life, her time with the Hockey Hall of Fame, Her experiences as an NHL Broadcaster, and her mission to make hockey a space with a much more accepting and open culture for all of those who participate. Send your thoughts, comments, and questions to SignOffPod@Frameworth.com Twitter: @FrameworthSports Instagram: @FrameworthSport Mikey's Twitter: @RetrogradeMikey http://www.frameworth.com (www.frameworth.com)