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Featuring music from Malarchuk, Little Liar, City Divide, and Johnny Revolting!

Featuring music from Malarchuk, Little Liar, City Divide, and Johnny Revolting!

Featuring music from Johnny Hart and the Mess, Malarchuk, Del Paxton, and The Safety Meeting.

Featuring music from Johnny Hart and the Mess, Malarchuk, Del Paxton, and The Safety Meeting.

On this episode the boys are joined by former NHL goalie Clint Malarchuk. The real life cowboy spent time with the Nordiques, Capitals, and Sabres, where he experienced one of the most horrific on ice accidents in NHL history. Malarchuk took a skate to the throat during a game against the Blues and incredibly skated off after seemingly bleeding out on the ice. In the midst of the Adam Johnson tragedy, Clint Malarchuk gives some insight on how that event changed him forever. On top of that he talks about his battle with PTSD, a great Mike Keenan story and much more. Before the interview the boys get into Nylander absolutely killing it, the Lucic situation, Columbus crumbling and much more. Interview start: 1:51:20 Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTok | Cam & Strick Website | FacebookYou can also keep up with the boys on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!Andy Strickland - Instagram | TwitterCam Janssen - Instagram | Twitter | Facebook

American hockey player Adam Johnson, who appeared in 13 NHL games with the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2019 and 2020, has died after his neck was cut by a skate blade during a game in England on Saturday, his team said. He was 29. Johnson was playing for the Nottingham Panthers in a Challenge Cup game against the Sheffield Steelers when he suffered the skate cut during the second period of the Elite Ice Hockey League game at Sheffield's Utilita Arena. Johnson's injury was so horrific it forced the game to be abandoned and left traumatised fans in tears. “The Nottingham Panthers are truly devastated to announce that Adam Johnson has tragically passed away following a freak accident at the game in Sheffield last night,” the team said on Sunday. “The Panthers would like to send our thoughts and condolences to Adam's family, his partner and all his friends at this extremely difficult time. Everyone at the club including players, staff, management and ownership are heartbroken at the news of Adam's passing.” His mother Kari shared two photos with her son on social media, writing: “I lost half of my heart today.” Shocking video from the game, which the Herald has chosen not to share, shows a Sheffield Steelers' player knock into one of Johnson's teammates before becoming completely airborne and connecting with the Panther's player. According to the Daily Mail, Yorkshire Ambulance Service were called at around 8.21pm and sent two ambulances and a critical care paramedic. Johnson was taken to Sheffield's Northern General Hospital. South Yorkshire Police were contacted four minutes later, and confirmed that Johnson was pronounced dead at hospital. Police officers remained at the scene overnight and an investigation into the incident is ongoing. A Minnesota native, Johnson spent 13 games over parts of the 2018-19 and 2019-20 seasons playing for Pittsburgh in the NHL before spending the 2020-21 season in Sweden with the Malmo Redhawks. He had a goal and three assists for the Penguins. “The Pittsburgh Penguins join the entire hockey world in mourning the life of Adam Johnson, whose life tragically ended far too soon,” the Penguins said Sunday in a statement. “We offer our deepest condolences to Adam's family and friends, as well as all of Adam's past and present teammates and coaches. Adam will always be part of the Penguins family.” Johnson played college hockey at Minnesota-Duluth, helping the Bulldogs reach two NCAA Tournaments. He scored an overtime game-winner in the 2017 tournament, sending Minnesota-Duluth to the Frozen Four by beating Boston University. He also played for three American Hockey League clubs during his career and in Germany with the Augsburger Panther in 2022-23 before agreeing to join Nottingham for this season. “Our thoughts are also with the fans and staff of both clubs, especially those who attended or were following the game, who will be devastated following today's news,” the team added. “The Panthers would like to thank everyone who rushed to support Adam last night in the most testing of circumstances. Adam, our number 47, was not only an outstanding ice hockey player, but also a great teammate and an incredible person with his whole life ahead of him. The club will dearly miss him and will never ever forget him.” The league announced that all three games scheduled for Sunday in Belfast, Fife and Guildford were postponed following Johnson's death. Nottingham's game scheduled for Tuesday also was postponed. Ian Laperriere, who coached Johnson with the AHL's Lehigh Valley Phantoms, said it was tough news. “Great kid [and] teammate,” Laperriere said in a text message. “Only great things to say about him.” The NHL has had skate cut scares throughout its history, most notably Buffalo goaltender Clint Malarchuk, who took a blade to the neck during a game against St Louis on March 22, 1989. Malarchuk received rapid medical attention and played again 10 days later.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Speaker: Jeff Jarvis I was five years old and sleeping in my bed one night when our neighbour, “Mr. Malarchuk” called my Mom to ask if I would like to...

Clint and Joanie Malarchuk join the show to share Clint's story of his mental health struggles and a freak accident that nearly killed him on the ice as an NHL goaltender. Plus, Adam Thielen checks in.

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Written by Clint & Joanie Malarchuk. A Matter of Inches: How I Survived in the Crease and Beyond. Available on Amazon.  Powerful: educates and gives hope to the millions of people who live with mental illness.    Former NHL goaltender Clint Malarchuk (The Cowboy Goalie) and his wife Joanie speak candidly about Clint's injury, PTSD, his lifelong battles with OCD, depression, and their marriage.   Guest Speakers: Contact Public Speaking at Clint & Joanie Malarchuk 

First hour of Vikings talkers! Ex-NHL'er Clint Malarchuk joins to discuss mental health and hockey midway through, and Gleeman is in studio for the final hour.

Clint Malarchuk joined Gouche Live on March 3 at 4pm EST. Clint played in the National Hockey League between 1981 and 1992 for the Quebec Nordiques. Washington Capitals and Buffalo Sabres. He played 338 games collecting 141 wins and 130 losses. He also has been a coach for four NHL teams and two minor league teams, most recently the Calgary Flames. He was born in Grande Prairie, Alberta, raised in Edmonton, Alberta, and lives in Alberta and Nevada. Malarchuk is known for surviving a life-threatening injury during a 1989 NHL game when Steve Tuttle's skate blade sliced his carotid artery and partially sliced his jugular vein, causing immediate massive blood loss.

In this episode of the Reno Dads podcast (welcome back!), we welcome a local dad, Clint Malarchuk, who played goalie and coached in the NHL for more than 20 years and faced death multiple times – once by a freak accident on the ice and once by a suicide attempt. He shares his story of... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 26: Clint & Joanie Malarchuk appeared first on Reno Dads.

Clint Malarchuk joined us on Gouche Live this past Monday for a special edition of Mental Health Mondays. Clint shared his incredible journey with us, from the highs to lows, we got up, close and personal with Clint. He played 338 games in the NHL for the Quebec Nordiques, Washington Capitals and Buffalo Sabres between 1981 and 1992. Malarchuk is known for surviving a life-threatening injury during a 1989 NHL game when Steve Tuttle's skate blade sliced his carotid artery and partially sliced his jugular vein, causing immediate massive blood loss. Malarchuk and his wife now travel North America telling their story and helping retired athletes who are suffering with mental health, OCD, and depression. Malarchuk released an autobiography called The Crazy Game in November 2014. In the United States the book was published with the title A Matter of Inches—How I Survived In The Crease And Beyond. The book was made into a documentary and is a must see.

Clint Malarchuk is known for overcoming adversity. Malarchuk battled alcoholism, mental health issues, and nearly dying on the ice in a NHL game. The legendary goalie had a hell of a career and has lived a WILD life. In one of the coolest episodes, Clint detailed his life and his battles with mental health. Later in the episode, Kelvin Morocho and Steve Bello join the show for this weeks senior spotlight. They detail their futures and reflect on the past. Enjoy!

Clint Malarchuk, who was born in Grand Prairie, Alberta, played junior hockey in the Western Hockey League. He went on to play professionally in the NHL for the Quebec Nordiques, the Washington Capitals, and the Buffalo Sabres, and in the IHL for the Las Vegas Thunder. When his throat was slashed during a collision in the crease, Malarchuk nearly died on the ice. Forever changed, he struggled deeply with depression and a dependence on alcohol, which nearly cost him his life and left a bullet in his head. Both Clint and his wife Joanie are on the Board of Visitors with Mclean University. They are part of the Outreach Ambassador Group IOCD.   *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, Resources Mentioned, & More on this episode please visit my website: EricGilbertWilliams.com. *** Feedback? Questions? Comments? I would love to hear from you! Contact me at us via: Email (eric@ericgilbertwilliams.com), LinkedIn (@ericgilbertwilliams), Twitter (@ericgilbertw), or Instagram (@ericgilbertwilliams). EP Tags: nhl, hockey, suicide, survivor, gruesome, injury, pro, player, mclean, university, missing, alaska, washington, capitals, buffalo, sabres

This is an incredible interview with the "Bo Jackson" of the National Hockey League. The first NHL player to go pro in two sports at once! As amazing of an athlete is ... he is even more of an amazing human being! Clint shares with us the story of his famous career, the "accident" that scared the world and almost cost him his life, his battles with addiction, his life-long struggles with mental illness, and now the AMAZING work he is doing as a guest speaker and author. Clint shares with all those he comes into contact with the journey he calls "Life"! Clint Malarchuk played 11 season in the NHL and won more games than he lost. But his true achievements in life have come from his incredible acts of resilience and how he has been able to inspire so many people, simply by sharing his story. Talking to Clint, is like "Chicken Soup" for the Soul. His life journey is one that Academy Award winning movies are based upon. For all of listeners - check-our Clint's Ted Talks, Presentations, and Books (The Crazy Game and A Matter of Inches). Each of these provide an incredible look into Clint Malarchuk's life, while also uplifting one's soul (www.Malarchuk.com). Today, Clint spends much of his time sharing his story and trying to help inspire others who are dealing with some form of mental illness. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/headset-sports/support

Summary: In this episode Clint Malarchuk shares some truly amazing stories about his life.   Malarchuk is best known for having survived a life-threatening injury during a 1989 NHL game when another player's skate blade sliced his carotid artery and jugular vein, causing immediate massive blood loss. We discuss his time as an NHL goaltender, how he nearly died 3 times and how he suffered from Anxiety, depression and OCD.  Clint's story is massively courageous and today he speaks publicly about his struggle for the benefit of others. No job in the world of sports is as intimidating, exhilarating and as stress-ridden as that of a hockey goaltender. Standing in the crease facing one-hundred-mile-an-hour slapshots, the entire game riding on your glove hand, standing on your head when necessary-all job requirements for those wanting to be the best goalies in the world. Now imagine doing that job while suffering high anxiety, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder, and having your career nearly literally cut short by a skate across your neck. The Crazy Game takes you deep into the troubled mind of Clint Malarchuk, the former NHL goaltender for the Quebec Nordiques, Washington Capitals and Buffalo Sabres. Even as a boy, Malarchuk faced such deep anxiety that he missed school and acted out at school and with his friends. His OCD changed the way he trained, and he was almost always the last player off the ice. When his throat was slashed during a collision in the crease, Malarchuk nearly died on the ice. Forever changed, he struggled deeply with depression and a dependence on alcohol, which nearly cost him his life and left a bullet in his head. Links: http://malarchuk.com Clint's Book in USA: http://www.amazon.com/Matter-Inches-Survived-Crease-Beyond/dp/1629370495/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1451959468&sr=8-1&keywords=a+matter+of+inches Clint's Book in Canada: http://www.amazon.ca/The-Crazy-Game-Clint-Malarchuk-ebook/dp/B00ICNM0MS   In this particular episode you will learn: - How Clint survived in the NHL while suffering form Anxiety, Depression & OCD - How much of Clint's training was fuelled by OCD - What happened for Clint to nearly die on 3 separate occasions - How it's getting easier to talk about mental health in pro sports - How Clint did a good job of hiding his pain for many years in the NHL - Clint talks about how no one is immune to this type of problem - How we are all affected in some way by mental health - How Clint was affected by one of the worst accidents in sports history - How Clint now advocates and gives back by openly talking about his struggle - The biggest fear is being sent to the minors - How even stars like Sidney Crosby have stress around performance   Links: http://www.theanxietypodcast.com Become an Anxiety Podcast supporter: https://patreon.com/anxietypodcast Subscribe to my Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/timjpcollins?sub_confirmation=1 Retreats page: https://timjpcollins.leadpages.co/retreat/ To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review -http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Join the Less Anxiety More Life community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/lessanxietymorelife/

Chad DeDominicis of the Die by the Blade Podcast and BeyondtheBlade.com talks with Jeff about the Sabres' trade history with the Blues, including players Ryan Miller and Ryan O'Reilly.

This week on InGoal Radio presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, featured guest Clint Malarchuk talks to Kevin and David on the 30th anniversary of his horrific accident in Buffalo. Now an important mental health advocate, Malarchuk is so much more - he's full of incredible stories from his NHL career as both a goaltender and a goalie coach. It was a fantastic interview and without doubt it will not be the last time we speak with Clint. This is both an important interview and an extremely entertaining one. This episode also features an in-depth look at the Vaughn SLR2 at the Hockey Shop Source for Sports, including an appearance from Thomas Greiss of the New York Islanders who talks about a key SLR2 feature he has added to his VE8's. Check out the Hockey Shop's Vaughn SLR2 Pro Carbon Leg Pad Review and their Vaughn SLR2-ST Trapper and SLR Blocker Review. You'll also find some Vaughn SLR1 gear on sale now at the Hockey Shop. Sergei Bobrovsky stops by to answer a listener question and we even have an appearance from new Columbus Blue Jacket signee, Elvis Merzlikins. He's both a talented goaltender and a big personality we hope to hear plenty more from going forward.

Be warned on this Shorties episode, if you put the name “Clint Malarchuk” into an internet search engine, you will pull up a very gruesome, bloody and infamous sports injury. It was an unfortunate day for the talented Malarchuk who had just been traded to the Buffalo Sabres. A typical net crash became a nightmare as a skate slashed Malarchuk on the neck. That horrible moment may be the most known incident of Malarchuk’s career, but it might not be the worst thing he’s ever survived. Turns out Malarchuk is a survivor even when he’s trying not to. A heavy story, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel. If you’re a vampire, then this ESPN short is pretty much porn. Vampires choke it hard to the Malarchuk video. The rest of us have to deal with the PTSD of seeing it. I can still see it. Watch this Shorty right here: http://grantland.com/features/clint-malarchuk-20-year-road-recovery-latest-30-30-documentary-series/ Unless you’re a vampire, proceed cautiously and hopefully. Keep on Doccin’® www.documenteerspodcast.com

No job in the world of sports is as intimidating, exhilarating and stress-ridden as that of an NHL Hockey goaltender. Now imagine doing that job while suffering high-anxiety, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder and having your career nearly cut short by a skate slicing across your neck! Listen, as Clint Mararchuk and his wife Joanie, share their extraordinary and heart-wrenching story.

Hi pals, coming up on this week’s episode of Go With The Heat a team  of vigilantes try to recruit the duo to their side in the episode Over the Line.  On This Week In Vice we’re taking a look back to when this episode of  Miami Vice aired, from March 19 – April 29, 1989, when Miami Vice was  King. Show notes and more: http://gowiththeheat.com Early show access and a new sticker pack!  https://www.patreon.com/gowiththeheat In news… There is a lot of news to talk about in the month and half between  Miami Vice episodes so lets rapid fire a few stories. On March 26 the  USSR held its first free elections, selecting Boris Yeltsin. On April 15 96 people died in a FA Cup match later called the Hillsborough Disaster. The on April 19 47 crew members of the USS Iowa died in an explosion in the Number Two gun turret.  The biggest news of this timeframe was the Exxon Valdez  oil spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska. The ship struck the Bligh  Reef, spilling 10.8 million gallons of oil into the sound. Duo to its  remote location, the spill cover 1,300 miles of coastline and 11,000  square miles of ocean. Numerous oversights led to the disaster including  a drunk captain and the senior officer who was supposed to be in charge  asleep in his bunk.  In Sports… On March 22 goalie Clint Malarchuk  suffered a life threatening injury after two St. Louis Blues players  crashed into the net. During the hit a skate from Blues Steve Tuttle cut  Malarchuk’s carotid artery. Malarchuk lost 1.5 liters of blood and 300  stitches to patch the 6 inch wound.  In Music… In this time period there are technically five songs that would reach number one on the Hot 100, one of them I will skip until next time. First up is The Living Years by Mike + The Mechanics. This is one of many number one hits from the band who makes constant appearance in Miami Vice.  Up next is The Look by Roxette and rounding out our rapid fire look back is She Drives Me Crazy by Fine Young Cannibals. The last song and the one I’ll spend a little more time talking about is Eternal Flame by The Bangles.  From the album Everything the love song would be a worldwide phenomenon. The Bangles were perfect for the MTV generation and this music video played around the clock throughout 1989.  In Movies… As with music there are four movies that would claim the top spot at  the box office during this timeframe. First up is the unnecessary comedy  sequel Fletch Lives starring Chevy Chase

Hi pals, coming up on this week’s episode of Go With The Heat a team of vigilantes try to recruit the duo to their side in the episode Over the Line. On This Week In Vice we’re taking a look back to when this episode of Miami Vice aired, from March 19 – April 29, 1989, when Miami Vice was King. Show notes and more: http://gowiththeheat.com Early show access and a new sticker pack! https://www.patreon.com/gowiththeheat In news… There is a lot of news to talk about in the month and half between Miami Vice episodes so lets rapid fire a few stories. On March 26 the USSR held its first free elections, selecting Boris Yeltsin. On April 15 96 people died in a FA Cup match later called the Hillsborough Disaster. The on April 19 47 crew members of the USS Iowa died in an explosion in the Number Two gun turret. The biggest news of this timeframe was the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska. The ship struck the Bligh Reef, spilling 10.8 million gallons of oil into the sound. Duo to its remote location, the spill cover 1,300 miles of coastline and 11,000 square miles of ocean. Numerous oversights led to the disaster including a drunk captain and the senior officer who was supposed to be in charge asleep in his bunk. In Sports… On March 22 goalie Clint Malarchuk suffered a life threatening injury after two St. Louis Blues players crashed into the net. During the hit a skate from Blues Steve Tuttle cut Malarchuk’s carotid artery. Malarchuk lost 1.5 liters of blood and 300 stitches to patch the 6 inch wound. In Music… In this time period there are technically five songs that would reach number one on the Hot 100, one of them I will skip until next time. First up is The Living Years by Mike + The Mechanics. This is one of many number one hits from the band who makes constant appearance in Miami Vice. Up next is The Look by Roxette and rounding out our rapid fire look back is She Drives Me Crazy by Fine Young Cannibals. The last song and the one I’ll spend a little more time talking about is Eternal Flame by The Bangles. From the album Everything the love song would be a worldwide phenomenon. The Bangles were perfect for the MTV generation and this music video played around the clock throughout 1989. In Movies… As with music there are four movies that would claim the top spot at the box office during this timeframe. First up is the unnecessary comedy sequel Fletch Lives starring Chevy Chase

This one's for the caregivers of those who suffer with mental illness. Joanie Malarchuk is the wife of former NHL goaltender, author and suicide survivor Clint Malarchuk. In this episode, we discuss with Joanie her challenges, difficulties and triumphs in helping Clint through his PTSD, OCD, anxiety, depression and alcoholism, and how she works through the stress associated with being a mental illness caregiver. Intro music ("Late Night" by Ryan Andersen) and outro music ("Indie Rock" by Scott Holmes) can be found via www.freemusicarchive.org.

Talking the Malarchuk slice, some bullshit corrections, illegal hits,Crosby's goal,Crosby's nut bashing,Wild Card race,USA women's hockey boycott,NWHL Isobel Cup Champions,no homo love for Jagr,AIHL bench brawl,College Hockey Bracket breakdown [make sure to join The Biscuit Group at www.thesecondseason.com DM on twitter for more info],banners, and some more.

The former NHL goalie talks about his career in Quebec, Buffalo, Washington and Las Vegas as well as talks about his best selling book, what he's doing now, the NHL in Vegas and much more. Subscribe to the show on iTunes under Pulp Hockey Show or Stitcher app on your smartphone.

  To get my FREE EBOOK go to http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Thanks! For any questions or show suggestions please email me at info@theanxietypodcast.com Thanks for your support! Summary: In this episode Clint Malarchuk shares some truly amazing stories about his life. Malarchuk is best known for having survived a life-threatening injury during a 1989 NHL game when another player's skate blade sliced his carotid artery and jugular vein, causing immediate massive blood loss. We discuss his time as an NHL goaltender, how he nearly died 3 times and how he suffered from Anxiety, depression and OCD. Clint's story is massively courageous and today he speaks publicly about his struggle for the benefit of others. No job in the world of sports is as intimidating, exhilarating and as stress-ridden as that of a hockey goaltender. Standing in the crease facing one-hundred-mile-an-hour slapshots, the entire game riding on your glove hand, standing on your head when necessary-all job requirements for those wanting to be the best goalies in the world. Now imagine doing that job while suffering high anxiety, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder, and having your career nearly literally cut short by a skate across your neck. The Crazy Game takes you deep into the troubled mind of Clint Malarchuk, the former NHL goaltender for the Quebec Nordiques, Washington Capitals and Buffalo Sabres. Even as a boy, Malarchuk faced such deep anxiety that he missed school and acted out at school and with his friends. His OCD changed the way he trained, and he was almost always the last player off the ice. When his throat was slashed during a collision in the crease, Malarchuk nearly died on the ice. Forever changed, he struggled deeply with depression and a dependence on alcohol, which nearly cost him his life and left a bullet in his head. Links: http://malarchuk.com Clint's Book in USA: http://www.amazon.com/Matter-Inches-Survived-Crease-Beyond/dp/1629370495/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1451959468&sr=8-1&keywords=a+matter+of+inches Clint's Book in Canada: http://www.amazon.ca/The-Crazy-Game-Clint-Malarchuk-ebook/dp/B00ICNM0MS In this particular episode you will learn: - How Clint survived in the NHL while suffering form Anxiety, Depression & OCD - How much of Clint's training was fuelled by OCD - What happened for Clint to nearly die on 3 separate occasions - How it's getting easier to talk about mental health in pro sports - How Clint did a good job of hiding his pain for many years in the NHL - Clint talks about how no one is immune to this type of problem - How we are all affected in some way by mental health - How Clint was affected by one of the worst accidents in sports history - How Clint now advocates and gives back by openly talking about his struggle - The biggest fear is being sent to the minors - How even stars like Sidney Crosby have stress around performance  

Listen to the amazing story of Clint Malarchuk. The 'Cowboy Goalie' suffered one of the most horrifying accidents ever in sports when, while in goal for the Buffalo Sabres, had his carotid artery slashed by a Blues player, almost ending his life. Due to the quick thinking of his trainer, a former Vietnam medic, he not only recovered, but was back on the ice in 10 days!! But the story only begins there.... Suffering from terrifying nightmares and undiagnosed OCD & anxiety, Malarchuk would battle mental illness for years, attempting to medicate with meds and alcohol. In '08, things got even worse....he tried to take his life with a .22 cal rifle under the chin... Mental Illness can happen to anyone, at anytime, in any profession, and in any home.... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/les-norman/support

Former NHL goaltender Clint Malarchuk and his wife Joanie, talk candidly attempt and the freak accident that almost ended his life while in goal for the Buffalo Sabers. About the life long struggles that Clint has had with OCD and depression. How it affected his career, personal life and marriage.