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We are taking a look at the human side of hockey on the podcast today as Bob and John have a conversation with Jay Harrison, and then Kelly Chase. Bob and John talk with Jay about his “First Line Initiative” as he works with the NHLPA to not only reduce the stigma of mental health among hockey players but also provide resources to help teammates support each other. After the break, Kelly Chase joins the show to give us an update on his fight with leukemia and inform us about his “Puck Cancer” event in St. Louis on April 5th." I've added commas before "and then" for clarity and changed "leukaemia" to "leukemia" for consistency with American English spelling. Additionally, I've capitalized "April" and added a period after "5th" for consistency and clarity.
Jeff kicks off the show with The Athletic's Hailey Salvian, as they break down the state of some of the hottest Canadian teams including Winnipeg and Vancouver. The pair search for the right role for Nikita Zadorov with the Canucks, evaluate what moves the team could make going forward, and share their biggest takeaways from the PWHL's early schedule. Next, Producer Matt Marchese joins the show to discuss Ilya Samsonov being called up to the Maple Leafs, Devon Levi's struggles in Buffalo, and much more (34:07). Former NHL defender Dr. Jay Harrison wraps up today's show chatting about the NHLPA's new program "First Line", an education and leadership initiative developed to strengthen members' mental health knowledge and skills (50:10). 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.
This episode brings in a newer Caniac with another who has been around a little while, and it's a good mix or views and outlooks! Longstanding Caniac James Connolly joins us to start the show, with newer Caniac Thomas Baker joining us at the mid and finishing strong James talks about his Caniac story and his love of Cam Ward, Jeff Skinner, Jay Harrison, and Kevin Westgarth. When Thomas joined us we talk about the All-Star game and our rep Andrei Svechnikov, as well as ways to spread some All-Star love around to other players. Martinook defers to Necas for the Caniac fan vote. Bring in skill players for the skills comp, bring back more PHF players. Review the last week's game, Patches debuts to 67 SOG then goes on hattie-watch in game 2. Carolina is a known home for Finns, and now we're bringing in more Russians - should be a lot of fun going forward if Nishikin gets to the US. Thomas Baker talks about writing for CardiacCanes, his love of Chatfield and Kochetkov. Special Guest announcement: Our Stadium Series preview will feature Sports Broadcaster and OG Canes reporter Mike Solarte!
On this episode of Boomsies Dan is joined by Dr. Jay Harrison to discuss his time in the NHL, his post-hockey career and his teammates of the past.
Former NHL defenceman Jay Harrison discusses his journey from the ice to the mental health field on Episode 95 of the #MindVine Podcast. The #MindVine podcast is hosted by Darryl Mathers (@DarrylMathers). The podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
This week on the Next Shift Hockey Podcast we are joined by Whitby, Ontario native, 2001 3rd Round NHL Draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs, former NHL Defenseman and 15 year pro, current mental health counsellor and athlete transition specialist, Jay Harrison. We chatted with Jay about being more than a hockey player, embracing the grind to make the NHL, his advice for transitioning hockey players and athletes, his soon to be published book "The Story of your Athletic Journey", and much more! Thanks for coming on the show, Jay Harrison!
Brady welcomes Jay Harrison, a Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman who played for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Carolina Hurricanes and the Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League. Here is a quick bio: Jay Harrison is a licensed mental health counsellor who consults for professional athletic organizations, police and first responder organizations, and other high performance corporations on aspects pertaining to performance, wellness, recruiting, and mental health. Jay integrates his 15 years experience as a NHL player with his clinical and academic training to gain a unique understanding of elite performance . Jay understands, connects, and communicates with his clients in a way that honors their authentic selves while inspiring greater confidence, leadership, and commitment to acclimating their fullest potential. Education: PhD, Performance Psychology (expected in the next 8 weeks!) MS, Clinical Mental Health Counseling (2018) BA, Psychology (2015) License and credentials: Licenced Mental Health Counselor Associate (North Carolina) Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) #nhl #nhlpa
Playing in the NHL is a career highlight for hockey players, but former Winnipeg Jets defenceman Jay Harrison has continued to develop his career since hanging up the skates by getting a master's degree in clinical psychology and now serving as the Director of Wellness, Transition, and Performance for the NHL Players' Association. Learn how that role encourages Jay to find balance in his own life and how he helps others do the same. Don and Suzi take that to heart in the wellness challenge – listen to the end to hear how they'll strive to find balance in their own lives.
Hey Watch Fans,Today listen to a conversation with Whitby Watch Company Co-Founder Jay Harrison.My Apologies for the sound quality, I take full responsibility. I will make it up to them and to you, the listeners.This is an amazing watch company. We do plan on re-visiting the brand in our podcast. We also look forward to talking with them again.please check them out at www.whitbywatchco.comand on instagram @whitbywatchcoEnjoy the show,Follow Kevin @WatchFanatics.ca on InstagramFollow David @watchfanaticdavid on InstagramLike WatchFanatics.ca on Facebook Subscribe to www.watchfanatics.ca
In this epic episode, Instructor Rut explores athletic order within the human condition with a former NHL brawler, turned PhD. The Froglogic Podcast is honored to welcome Jay Harrison, along with his powerful insights and wisdom to this week's show. Rut and Jay unpack some fantastic analogies between professional athletes and special operators. Jay also expresses the power of understanding the self in relation to pushing beyond your perceived limitations. If you aprecaite athletics in its totality, then Jay Harrison is a person you must become aware of. Please check him out at www.gamechange.ca Award-winning Podcast Host, David Rutherford ignites his Froglogic Podcast by answering life's greatest questions regarding the human condition. Listen to this former Navy SEAL Medic, CIA Contractor, best-selling author, and World Series Champion motivational performance coach, give his unique and profound insight about the world as he sees it. For more information about David please visit www.teamfroglogic.com or to seek out your truth please visit his online training company at www.froglogicinstitute.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/froglogic-podcast/support
This episode features a conversation about innovation and the future battlefield and features two guests perfectly suited to discuss those topics. Maj. Gen. John George served as the deputy director of the Futures and Concepts Center and is now the commanding general of the Combat Capabilities Development Command. Mr. Jay Harrison served as Futures Command's first command innovation officer. As they make clear, the ways in which the Army is preparing for the future involve robotics, artificial intelligence, and the high-tech gadgetry, but it’s also about new ways of organizing, new doctrine, new personnel policies, and more.
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Back to June 26th, 2019 for this classic episode. Jay Harrison joined us for the entire hour long show! Jay is a former NHL player and also talk with us about his organization Game Change.http://www.gamechange.ca/Twitter: @HockeyTalk913Email: hockeytalk913@wightman.caPhoto Credit: Benjamin Reed
This episode features a conversation about innovation and the future battlefield and features two guests perfectly suited to discuss those topics. Maj. Gen. John George is the deputy director of the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center will soon take over as the commander of the Combat Capabilities Development Command. And Mr. Jay Harrison serves as the command innovation officer at Army Futures Command.
Buffalo Bulls Linebacker Jay Harrison talks about his journey from Tallahassee to the The State of New York.
Walt Brown, PhD, the author of Treachery in Dallas, The People v Lee Harvey Oswald, The Warren Omission, and The Kennedy Execution, joins S.T. Patrick once again to discuss the JFK assassination. In tonight's episode, Brown discusses Dallas in 1963 as a "hostile environment," what Gov. John Connally screamed out in the car - and what it meant, the serious errors of the Dallas PD in the handling of the presidential trip to Dallas and the case itself, mortality and where his own research may go thereafter, how one maintains their zeal for the case in a field in which researchers often flee for long periods of time, and the column he wrote for garrison, the journal. Brown also addresses emails regarding his first appearance on the show and the curious case of Jay Harrison's files, computer and hard drives. Did he ever ask for them back? Walt Brown answers that, and the result thereof, tonight. Go to MidnightWriterNews.com for our free archives!
Many entrepreneurs either mobilize to specifically become a DOD contractor, or they steer clear of any government contracts. Most think the regulatory barriers are a significant hurdle.Think again.The US Army is completely overhauling the way it does business with outside contractors. They have reimagined their interactions to actually assist entrepreneurs with personnel and infrastructure to design solutions the US Army needs. Jay Harrison was appointed specifically to assist in that overhaul. He is the Command Innovation Officer of the Army Futures Command, located in Austin, Tx.He came on the Austinpreneur podcast to share how his team partnering with entrepreneurs. They’re assisting in development of innovative solutions, and helping streamline regulatory issues to rapidly develop products that not only protect the country, but can be reused and commercialized. Don’t miss this episode!
DOT Aotearoa Project founder Jay Harrison joins Tim Wilson and Tim Roxborogh to discuss ways you can reduce your sugar intake and help bring down high rates of Type II Diabetes in New Zealand. LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW ABOVE
On the first episode of the second annual Midnight Writer News JFK Month, researcher and author Dr. Walt Brown joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the JFK assassination. Dr. Brown addresses his own entrance into the community, Lee Harvey Oswald's chances for acquittal had their been a trial, his correspondence with Vincent Bugliosi, whether Clay Shawn owned a 1962 Rambler station wagon, the Russian presence surrounding the Oswalds in Dallas, creating the Global Index to the JFK Assassination, compiling the Master Chronology, Jay Harrison and the the destinations of Harrison's files, Dr. Brown's last conference, his view of the conferences, and some of the more.... unique.... conference experiences (e.g. Harrison Edward Livingstone). Go to MidnightWriterNews.com for our FREE archives!
RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW, author of The Deep State in the Heart of Texas, joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the possibility that he may have found the 1959 Rambler station wagon that was potentially used to take Lee Harvey Oswald from the Texas School Book Depository on November 22, 1963. Bartholomew also discusses the Mac Wallace fingerprints, the work of Jay Harrison, Ruth & Michael Paine, the disagreement with Joan Mellen over the print(s), and what it may mean for Wallace, Oswald, and Lyndon B. Johnson.Go to MidnightWriterNews.com for our free archives.
Sports science specialist Jay Harrison joined the Weekend Collective to talk about a range of topics.Is bacon linked to cancer? Is white meat better than red meat? Is drinking urine actually good for you...?Harrison says a small amount of bacon won't hurt you, but there are a range of variables involved.LISTEN TO THE FULL CHAT ABOVE
Jay Harrison Exit Interview - April 15, 2014
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Washington - April 10, 2014
Jay Harrison postgame vs. New Jersey - April 5, 2014
Jay Harrison postgame vs. NY Islanders - March 25, 2014
Jay Harrison postgame at San Jose - March 4, 2014
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Tampa Bay - Jan. 19, 2014
Jay Harrison postgame vs. New Jersey - Nov. 29, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Detroit - Oct. 4, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Columbus - Sept. 18, 2013
Jay Harrison Exit Interview - April 29, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Boston - April 13, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Winnipeg - March 26, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame at Tampa Bay - March 16, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. New Jersey - March 9, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Montreal - March 7, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Tampa Bay - Feb. 23, 2013
Chuck Kaiton interviews Jay Harrison
Jay Harrison postgame at Ottawa - Feb. 7, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Boston - Jan. 28, 2013
Jay Harrison postgame at Buffalo - Jan. 25, 2013
Jay Harrison after the morning skate at PNC Arena - Jan. 22, 2013
“A goddess performing among us.” – Jay Harrison, The Herald Tribune, 1954 Great Interpreters: Leontyne Price Broadcast “live” on Fine Music Radio on 14 March 2008. Also available on iTunes: Leontyne Price (b. 1927) was the outstanding lyric-dramatic soprano … Continue reading→
Jay Harrison exit interview - April 9, 2012
Mike Maniscalco interviews Jay Harrison
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Winnipeg - March 30, 2012
Jay Harrison postgame at Toronto - March 27, 2012
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Winnipeg - Jan. 23, 2012
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Boston - Jan. 14, 2012
Jay Harrison postgame at Nashville - Jan. 7, 2012
Jay Harrison postgame vs. NY Islanders - Jan. 3, 2012
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Ottawa - Dec. 23, 2011
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Toronto - Nov. 20, 2011
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Buffalo - Nov. 18, 2011
Jay Harrison postgame at New Jersey - Nov. 8, 2011
Jay Harrison postgame at Boston - Oct. 18, 2011
Mike Maniscalco interviews Jay Harrison
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Pittsburgh - Feb. 25, 2011
Mike Maniscalco interviews Jay Harrison
Jay Harrison postgame vs. NY Rangers - Feb. 22, 2011
Jay Harrison postgame vs. Washington - Dec. 26, 2010
Chuck Kaiton interviews Jay Harrison
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