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Siti Faridah Hashim is a victim and survivor of Malaysia's radical Islamic ideology and the people who perpetuate it. After growing up in the harsh climate of fundamental Islam, she moved to Australia in 1991 to start a new and better life. She is a loving mother of three and enjoys gardening, shopping and reading. Siti joins us with her daughter Patricia Jordan to discuss their journey to freedom together. Patricia is currently a PhD Law Candidate and casual academic in Sydney. Pat is an Australian qualified lawyer of the Supreme Court of NSW in Australia and an Honours Graduate of the University of Sydney and Macquarie Law School. She also has a liberal arts background, majoring in English literature. Pat's social media content and writing focuses on animal rights, free speech, and defending western values. Substack: https://patricianonis.substack.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@THATVEGANLAWYER  X: https://x.com/_PatJordan_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patjordan__/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Patricia.Nonis/

Former Canucks GM Dave Nonis joins the show. He talks about the process of trading for Luongo and how it all went down. Nonis discusses Roberto's ability to handle the pressure and his impact on Vancouver. Dave shares unique stories on Roberto during his time in Vancouver. Former Canuck Goalie & teammate of Luongo, Andrew Raycroft joins the show. Andrew shares a few stories on Luongo during their time as teammates, and what he learned from Lu as a Goalie. The guys preview the game tonight vs FLA. Hear from Coach Tocchet after morning skate.  This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina SetaghianThe 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.

The guys welcome back regular contributor Dave Nonis to wrap a BUSY trade season. Nonis spoke on trade deadline, and the snowball of trades kicked-off by the New York Islanders and Lou Lamoriello. The former NHL GM gave an in-depth look at front offices and how they assess their needs, why ‘swinging for the fences' with a big trade target doesn't always work out, and how depth off-season additions are often more valuable.  In Headlines, the guys discuss the New York Rangers growing pains and Ray questions whether Kane and Panarin can rekindle the fire they had with the Blackhawks. A fan forcing the reporting of Ryan O'Reilly's finger injury, McDavid's chances of hitting 70 goals, and shake-ups made by the Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild are also covered.  What has made the Boston Bruins SO good this season?? Already atop the NHL standings, and riding a 10-game winning streak, the Bruins dominance is examined. Plus, assessing the ‘new era' Vancouver Canucks under head coach Rick Tocchet.  Kris Abbott is in another timezone as part of his Betano duties, the guys dive into golf and The Player's Championship odds. Dregs recounts his golf draft and a ‘dark-horse' tip from Ray he hopes PAYS off. Plus, Max Homa's twitter presence, and pro golfer's showing their personality more than ever. In Ask R+D, Ray is asked about NHLPA player reps, and which coach he wish he could've played for. Dregs speaks on his friendship with the polarizing Mike Keenan, and shares a legendary Scott Bowman story. The guys talk hockey people who they might not have always gotten along with, and Dregs talks curling courtesy of Ask R+D's number one fan, Bryan Mudryk! Send in your questions for the guys on twitter using #AskRayandDregsAnything.  Season 4 Episode 46 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RNDPANTS' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Regular R&D podcast contributor, and former NHL GM, Dave Nonis joins the show just in time for the trade deadline! Nonis gives his front-office perspective on Tampa Bay Lightning GM Julien Brisebois' trading away ALL the draft picks, the perceived value of picks to an organization, and if Kyle Dubas should be to blame if the Leafs don't win in the playoffs. Plus, Nonis takes us back to the deadline-deal for Roberto Luongo that almost-was.  In Headlines, the guys talk Toronto Maple Leafs acquisitions McCabe and Lafferty, Eastern Conference powerhouse teams, and if changes to the playoff format would keep better teams in the mix for longer. A league warning on trading LTIR or injured players has Ray asking why there isn't similar accountability for the Coyotes given the ongoing Chychrun situation. Kris Abbott talks playing a hunch in the Bruins/Oilers matchup, doubling down on the same bet as the odds changed in-game, and whether it's worth betting on the ‘sure-thing' of Connor McDavid winning the Hart Trophy.  Thank you for your Ask Ray & Dregs questions! The guys answer your Q's on potential landing spots for Tyler Bertuzzi, and Ray thinks a non-contender might be a good fit for the young winger. Dregs speaks on his ‘sources' and being sure to verify information before breaking news.  Season 4 Episode 44 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RNDPANTS' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jamie and Thomas welcome in former Canucks and Leafs GM Dave Nonis for his weekly hit with the show. Nonis reveals just how close he was to pulling the trigger on the Luongo trade in 2013. Former NHL Exec Jonathan Wall and Hockey Analytics guru Dimitri Filipovic also joined the show. This podcast is produced by Lina Setaghian and Dominic Sramaty. 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.

The guys are both traveling this weekend, Ray's catching… rays, at the NHL's All-Star Weekend in Florida, while Dregs is putting the fish at his ‘cabbage' on NOTICE as he readies for some ice-fishing. Plus, Dave Nonis joins for a special Friday edition of Ray & Dregs! Former NHL GM Nonis discussed the biggest trade news this season, Canucks captain Bo Horvat's trade to the New York Islanders. Why it was important to make this deal as soon as possible for Canucks management, and teams' playoff hopes influencing the trade market. He spoke on the differences in making trades in the pre-cap era, and the Pavel Bure deal he was a part of as a Canucks exec. Nonis explained why he expects ‘several' moves ahead of the trade deadline on March 3rd. In Headlines, the guys discuss the NHL's All-Star Weekend, Ovi's comments on grabbing a 'cold one' With Sidney Crosby, and trade rumours across the league. The Vegas Golden Knights are back in the thick of trade talks as the injury to captain Mark Stone frees up LTIR space, Josh Anderson's possible landing spots are examined with New Jersey being Ray's pick, and the guys discuss the blockbuster Bo Horvat trade. In Ask Ray & Dregs Anything, the guys answer the questions you submit through our website, or on social media! This week, the guys are asked about scrapping All-Star weekend, if Mario Lemieux's #66 should be retired league-wide, and the supporting cast Gretzky had vs. McDavid's squad. Ray speaks on why he thinks McDavid is already the G.O.A.T. Episode 37 wraps up with Ray trying to understand why Dregs enjoys ice-fishing so much. Where do you land on the debate?? Let us know on social media! Season 4 Episode 37 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', Boston Pizza - pick it up or get it delivered right to your door, let Boston Pizza do the cooking tonight, ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RNDPANTS' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca. Links to Our Socials: Twitter Instagram Facebook TikTok  WebsiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Nonis joined Jamie and Thomas for his weekly hit with Canucks Talk. They discuss Nonis's history with rebuilds and when the appropriate time is to pull the trigger on one. Dimitri Filipovic joins the show for the PDO Report as the guys take an analytics based focus on the Canucks play over the last week.  This podcast is produced by Lina Setaghian and Dominic Sramaty.  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.

Ahead of the World Juniors gold medal game between Canada and Czechia, the guys welcome former NHL GM Dave Nonis to the pod for a regular appearance. Nonis discussed the World Juniors from a management perspective, what teams are looking for out of both drafted and undrafted players in the tournament. Tanking for Connor Bedard is a hot-topic as the Canadian standout seems destined for first overall at the draft. Rental players vs. long-term acquisitions are explored and Nonis uses the example of Hampus Lindholm and advising the Boston Bruins of Lindholm's abilities as a top-4 defenceman.  As trade winds start to pickup in the NHL, Headlines kicks off with what potential buyers and sellers might be looking for in the coming weeks. Dregs relays a conversation with Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews' agent Pat Brisson. The future of the 3-time Stanley Cup champions is discussed as the Chicago Blackhawks remain firmly at the bottom of league standings.  Juraj Slafkovksy and Shane Wright's development plans are looked at as Ray advocates for a slow and measured approach. With the Seattle Kraken surprising many this season, the guys discuss whether they will, or should, be active in trade market to reward their players and fans.  Kris Abbott talks a ‘losing' ticket with his semifinals bets at the World Juniors. Connor Bedard's incredible performance, and pivotal moments in the Canada vs. USA game are discussed. The Lions vs. Packers game is the focus as Kris and Dregs try to catch-up to Ray in the pod's NFL picks. Season 4 Episode 30 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', Boston Pizza - pick it up or get it delivered right to your door, let Boston Pizza do the cooking tonight, ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RND15' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresh-off becoming the 2nd fastest player in NHL history to score 4 goals, Tage Thompson joins the pod! Thompson recounted a memorable 6-point night and the reaction from teammates as he went for a double-hat-trick. Tage discussed becoming one of the league's stars, adjusting the speed of his lethal shot, and approaching each day as a tryout. He also reflected on his journey to this point: choosing a lesser-known hockey school at UConn, being part of the Ryan O'Reilly trade as a young player, and mutual admiration with friend/fellow Arizonan, Auston Matthews.  Episode 22 features 2 guests! Former Leafs/Canucks GM Dave Nonis makes his bi-monthly appearance on the pod. Nonis talked the St.Louis Blues having no regrets in trading away Tage Thompson, the balance an NHL GM must strike in retaining draft-picks, why it's now a ‘trade deadline league', and the miracle it would take for a Erik Karlsson to join Connor McDavid in Edmonton. Plus, Mitch Marner's torrid pace, and the Maple Leafs front office identifying Marner as a target from early in his 2015 draft-year. Headlines covers the Colorado injury bug and the need for strong goaltending to keep the Avs on course, a Norris-worthy resurgence for Erik Karlsson and the possibility of the San Jose Sharks moving his contract, and has Columbus Blue Jackets management already shifted their main focus to the 2023 NHL Draft??  Betano's Kris Abbott adjusts to a bright-and-early recording time as he joins from the Westcoast. He talks the dip in website traffic on World Cup off-days, and marquee soccer countries in the quarterfinals attracting casual viewers and bettors. Plus, BIG money in baseball and how these off-season moves effect MLB odds, and why short-term NHL injuries won't make for much change on futures. Ray's back to teasing as the pod makes their NFL picks for the weekend, zeroing in on the Bills/Jets game.  Another jam-packed pod wraps up with Ray & Dregs shooting the breeze with stories of getting lost on golf trips, in Dregs' case with a very lucky result!  Season 4 Episode 22 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', Boston Pizza - pick it up or get it delivered right to your door, let Boston Pizza do the cooking tonight, ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RND15' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Nonis spent 24 years in NHL front offices, including serving as GM of the Vancouver Canucks, and Toronto Maple Leafs. Nonis kicks off regular appearances on the Ray and Dregs Hockey podcast as our feature guest this week!  Nonis and the guys discussed the BLAZING hot New Jersey Devils, and their streak putting them squarely in playoff position. Reflecting on his time in Vancouver, Dave talked knowing when a coach had “lost the room”, and when to make a change vs. staying patient with your team. He discussed working with Brian Burke, and the late Pat Quinn, and the development of a trade over time. Plus, current cap-strapped NHL teams and how hard it is to make moves being up against the cap. Headlines covers the keys to the Devils' ridiculous 13-game ‘heater', and Dregs talks GM Tom Fitzgerald's willingness to add a piece. A 7-game St. Louis Blues winning streak helping them hit the reset button, the Ottawa Senators on the opposite side of things, and Malkin/Bergeron's outstanding achievements are also discussed. Plus, Jason Robertson and Mitch Marner's point-streaks, with Robertson getting some due recognition as a superstar in a non-traditional hockey market.  Kris Abbott joins the show and takes some heat as his NFL picks record dips below .500. A MASSIVE World Cup upset, and the sports books relishing the historic upset after having to dish out payouts in Group Stage action. Kris talks hedging bets and the effectiveness is compared to “placing bets on every colour of the roulette wheel.” Support Dregs and his dusty ‘Mo! Donate to Movember Canada here: https://ca.movember.com/mospace/14363815?mc=6&utm_medium=share&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=fundraise Season 4 Episode 17 is presented by our title sponsor Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', Boston Pizza - pick it up or get it delivered right to your door, let Boston Pizza do the cooking tonight, ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RND15' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La creatività dei giovani designer dell'ISIA di Pordenone si diffonde nel centro cittadino, come da tradizione, il giovedì della Pordenone Design Week viene dedicato alle “Lezioni in Vetrina”. La storia del design entra nei negozi e si mette in mostra nelle vetrine delle botteghe delle contrade pordenonesi. Un appuntamento che quest'anno diventa una mostra diffusa dedicata a “Il Made in Italy attraverso i luoghi”. Qui un approfondimento sul lavoro dei docenti e studenti con Giulia Romiti, coordinatrice orientamento dell'ISIA di Roma e Eleonora Imparato, studentessa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjcWkK9jwIA&t=348s La manifestazione, giunta alla 11^ edizione, è realizzata da Consorzio Universitario di Pordenone, ISIA Roma Design, Confindustria Alto Adriatico e Associazione Culturale Pordenone Design con il sostegno di Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia, Comune di Pordenone, BCC Pordenonese e Monsile, Fondazione Friuli, Camera di Commercio di Pordenone e Udine. Il design arriva quindi nel cuore della città grazie alla partecipazione e al coinvolgimento di alcuni negozi e alla creatività espressa da professionisti, docenti di ISIA Pordenone, studenti e giovani designer. Se nelle passate edizioni le lezioni in vetrina trasformavano i negozi in aule di studio per ospitare workshop designer e studenti, le misure di sicurezza antiCovid hanno trasformato l'appuntamento in un percorso espositivo che a tappe ripercorre alcuni ambienti del design. Un piccolo palinsesto di eventi in serata arricchirà la giornata coinvolgendo diversi negozi. La mostra darà vita a cinque “itinerari morfologici” distribuiti negli otto negozi per comprendere come il design Italiano sia entrato nelle nostre vite ne gli ambienti che costituiscono la quotidianità: l'ambiente cucina, la mobilità, l'ambiente lavorativo, new domestic landscape, la moda. "“Italian: the new Domestic Landscape” era il titolo di una mostra allestita al MoMa di New York nel 1972 che vedeva fra i suoi protagonisti alcuni dei maggiori designer italiani quali Joe Colombo, Ettore Sottsass e Marco Zanuso. È in Italia, così come in Germania grazie alla scuola di Ulm, che la realtà domestica diviene luogo di sperimentazione estetica. – spiega Giuseppe Marinelli De Marco – L'obiettivo di questa mostra diffusa è proprio quello di rendere evidente come l'oggetto Made in Italy permei le nostre vite attraverso gesti che riteniamo quotidiani grazie ad artefatti che sono molto di più che un “prodotto” ma diventano un'esperienza culturale che riguarda tanto il processo stesso di produzione quanto il contesto d'uso del prodotto". INTERVENTI DELLA SERA Un gruppo di giovani designer presenterà una serie di progetti sui temi del product e visual design in linea con i pannelli esposti. A Dimore Concepts di Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 56/C, Luca Pagotto presenta "Serie Filum", contenitori per la casa; Erica Londero e Eva Soncin presentano "Animhook ". Nel negozio Mosquito Uomo di Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 48, Luca Di Benedetto presenta un progetto di packaging “Monini 100” mentre il gruppo Pavanello, Pozzo, Tissino, Turchetto presentano "Vooda" swimswear, progetto di un nuovo brand per abbigliamento. A Goodfellas di Vicolo delle Acque 10, Manuel D'Osualdo presenta l'oggetto polifunzionale "Heritage" e Pietro Vanzella presenta un prodotto per l'hobbistica. Nel negozio Nonis 1953 di Vicolo delle Acque 8/b, l'architetto Alfredo Chiaramonte presenta "Vita da designer" e Alessandra Greco il progetto di un drone per la sicurezza. In MVA Atelier d'Architettura di Vicolo delle Mura 13, Marco Di Donè illustrerà il progetto di uno zaino modulare e il gruppo Ceschin, Franco, Kosic, Zanutti presenterà "Lemel, un nuovo brand per abbigliamento. Alla bottega delle nuvole di Vicolo delle Mura 27, Riccardo Portelli esporrà il Calendario per Grafiche Filacorda e Giulia Guy il pennello "Henko". Per ulteriori informazioni, il programma completo e gli aggiornamenti www.pordenonedesignweek.it

Ben Kuzma of Post Media joined Matt and Blake. Says the Canucks are trending in the right directions. They’re not giving up blowout losses, they’re not giving up 40 shots. Arguably the best effort vs the Ducks. Gibson is their kryptonite. They’re turning a corner and not headed for a wall. Good news in Denver for the team is that MacKinnon is out. It’s kind of funny, we have bubble Demko and Horvat looking like the guy in the bubble as well. When you start to get your key players going. Talked about Podkolzin going on the PK. Would like to think that we see Motte on this trip. Didn’t think the team would come back from being down 2-0. Wouldn’t it be nice for them to have a 2 goal lead going into the third?.. The Canucks are still finding their way, 13 games in they should not still be looking. Talked about when we might see Motte. If he is a betting man, he would say by the weekend. Talked about Sutter. The fact he hasn’t skated yet is a cautionary point. Doesn’t think we will see him anytime soon. Talked about about Rathbone. Darren Dreger, of the Ray and Dregs Podcast joined Matt and Blake for his weekly hit. He admired their work at the grand prize home. Started off by talking about Bob Murray and his trouble in Anaheim. There is a good Bob and a bad Bob. He gets into peoples face, texting and emails and all that kind of stuff. His sense is that has been out there for awhile. Believes that an internal NHL memo regarding the Blackhawks pushed Ducks employees to come forward. We would be nieve to think that there won’t be anyone else. Talked about why Nonis didn’t get the temp job while Murray investigation continues. Talked about Colliton getting fired. Talked about if he has heard any rumblings within Canucks ownership. Not getting the sense that there is anything twitchy going on. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Kuzma of Post Media joined Matt and Blake. Says the Canucks are trending in the right directions. They're not giving up blowout losses, they're not giving up 40 shots. Arguably the best effort vs the Ducks. Gibson is their kryptonite. They're turning a corner and not headed for a wall. Good news in Denver for the team is that MacKinnon is out. It's kind of funny, we have bubble Demko and Horvat looking like the guy in the bubble as well. When you start to get your key players going. Talked about Podkolzin going on the PK. Would like to think that we see Motte on this trip. Didn't think the team would come back from being down 2-0. Wouldn't it be nice for them to have a 2 goal lead going into the third?.. The Canucks are still finding their way, 13 games in they should not still be looking. Talked about when we might see Motte. If he is a betting man, he would say by the weekend. Talked about Sutter. The fact he hasn't skated yet is a cautionary point. Doesn't think we will see him anytime soon. Talked about about Rathbone.  Darren Dreger, of the Ray and Dregs Podcast joined Matt and Blake for his weekly hit. He admired their work at the grand prize home. Started off by talking about Bob Murray and his trouble in Anaheim. There is a good Bob and a bad Bob. He gets into peoples face, texting and emails and all that kind of stuff. His sense is that has been out there for awhile. Believes that an internal NHL memo regarding the Blackhawks pushed Ducks employees to come forward. We would be nieve to think that there won't be anyone else. Talked about why Nonis didn't get the temp job while Murray investigation continues. Talked about Colliton getting fired. Talked about if he has heard any rumblings within Canucks ownership. Not getting the sense that there is anything twitchy going on.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's up Bo-ners! Big Jim and I talk about some personal stories on this episode.  We laugh and walk down memory lane the day before my Nonis (grandmothers) 6 year anniversary of her passing. Hope you enjoy it!   FLOWPAGE: https://www.flow.page/btwbj  Thank you Desiree for helping us try some amazing beers from Epidemic Ales! Please follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dluccketta/  CHECK OUT EPIDEMIC ALES: https://www.epidemicales.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/botalkswithbigjimpodcast/message

We somehow manage to squeeze 45 minutes out of content out of the news that the Canucks have parted ways with their longtime anthem singer Mark Donnelly by detailing his long history of bizarre political affiliations and looking at some of the other more colourful anthem singers from around the league. BUT FIRST: Andrew Neville (@andreneville) joins us for a public health announcement regarding COVID superspreader and successwin mindgenius Courtland Cronk.

“Its very easy for us to buy into the idea that we are what we think. But recognise that we have the power to change our thoughts. And then we can change our mindsets and paradigms and change our lives.” Jamie Nonis is an accomplished journalist based in Singapore, and is no stranger to the winding path to wellbeing. Catch her rich insights on how to stay sane while watching the news, and how one simple mindset shift can bring us much happier lives. Brought to you by The School of Positive Psychology

Former Canucks GM & executive Dave Nonis says right up to the draft, him & Brian Burke were unsure if they would get the deal done to be able to draft the Sedins. Dave says they worked into the wee hours of the morning & Brian finally told teams this is what they were offering & they were walking away that day with both Henrik & Daniel.

Need to fix your messed up Ferrari? Adam. Getting shot at too often? Adam. Need to convert your E30 BMW Convertible in a ‘66 Volvo Wagon? Adam. Meet Adam Nonis, owner of Atom Design & Development, who can literally do all of the above and more! We first learned about Adam after drooling over his '66 Volvo, which is actually sitting on top of an E30 BMW convertible chassis. When you see something like that, you need to know more, and we're sure glad we did.

Need to fix your messed up Ferrari? Adam. Getting shot at too often? Adam. Need to convert your E30 BMW Convertible into a ‘66 Volvo Wagon? Adam. Meet Adam Nonis, owner of Atom Design & Development, who can literally do all of the above and more!We first learned about Adam after drooling over his ‘66 Volvo, which is actually sitting on top of an E30 BMW convertible chassis. When you see something like that, you need to know more, and we’re sure glad we did.

Lowetide, aka Al Mitchell helps us review the NHL Draft from the weekend as the Oilers do as was predicted and pick Phillip Broberg at 8th overall.  There were lots of other surprises and we review them all. Oh yeah, and PK Subban gets traded to New Jersey.   Listen Here:  iTunes  Google Play  Stitcher  Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Banter  5th Anniversary stuff News - Latest signings and trades - Karlsson, Trouba, Marleau, PK Subban, Kevin Hayes New replay rules Nonis gets hired in Anaheim and Canucks looking to hire Chiarelli...really? NHL Draft - Al Mitchell NHL Awards Rathole  - Drafts Intro/Outro Music Artist: REM Song: Cuyahoga

On this episode, Adam's a dad!!!!, random things, and brief Willy talk (00:00), Leafs beat the Sharks! (24:00), Ken Campbell tries to ask Erik Karlsson a question (57:00), Oilers claim Valentin Zykov from Hurricanes (1:11:00), Dustin Byfuglien is placed on IR (1:17:00), and the press conference: Willy talk, Nonis talk, and the best hockey family (1:26:00). Originally aired: November 30, 2018 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/qZd7jHFh6zc 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

Topics Include: A Nurses Week Intro. Sam Anas was signed to a new two-year contract. Dmitry Sokolov was signed to his entry-level contract. Looking at the other GM candidates who have interviewed for the Minnesota position. Discussing the past week of the NHL playoffs. Brad Marchand's licking is discussed by all parties present. Which series could end up going to a Game Seven? A weird sports/nurse fact is discussed. The GatG mailbag is open. Both of the Twitter variety and of the guest variety. The podcast falls completely off the rails and we are so sorry. Nurses week - and regular check-ups - are discussed. Final Thoughts Listen to the show on Libsyn, iTunes, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Google Play, iHeart Radio, and YouTube. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

@Ugo_Nonis joins us today. He's a French painter and dreamer...freshly back from presenting his work alongside Basquiat and Warhol's in Austin, I was stoked he made time for us. ENJOY!

TSN hockey insider Darren Dreger joins Mike and Dave to discuss possible changes to Leafs management and the coaching staff going forward.

Det snackas trades och rykten samt Toronto, Florida och New Jersey.

Det snackas trades och rykten samt Toronto, Florida och New Jersey.

Det snackas trades och rykten samt Toronto, Florida och New Jersey.

Mike chats with Elvis about recent guests, the Muzzin controversy, the birthday beer, Canadian tennis and soccer hopes, and Nonis nonsense.