Podcast appearances and mentions of randy gregg

Many are dreading the holiday days coming up due to the loss of a loved one. Raw grief has a way of changing everything, and loneliness can be overwhelming. My guest is Dr. Randy Gregg, who has experienced that grief, sought help, and is now spending his time helping others in a personal manner. If you have experienced loss and dread the upcoming holidays or have someone in your circle struggling with grief, this episode is for you. You can find Randy at crandygregg.com

It wouldn't be a Monday afternoon without a fresh episode of Real Life to massage your earholes and help you get into the rest of the work week.The skeleton crew kicked off the Monday episode by complaining about the co-hosts not being in attendance for the podcast. If there's one thing the boys are good at, it's piling on their teammates when they're not there to defend themselves. Getting back to business, however, the conversation turned to Friday's win over the Pittsburgh Penguins and how it was a big night on the ice and after the game. After the game on Friday, the Oilers added Craig MacTavish and Randy Gregg's names to the Ring of Honour, which led to a conversation about some of our favourite memories of those two players. Wanye then told a story about writing a letter to Dr. Gregg when he was a kid, and how the former Cup winner actually took the time to write him back and how meaningful that letter was to a young hockey fan. Changing gears, the podcast discussed a wide range of topics, from the Lil Durk arrest to food trucks to the World Series to bad tribute statues and everything in between. Starting with the state of hip hop, the guys walked through the insanity of the Lil Durk arrest and how some of these rappers just can't escape the lifestyle. We then discussed the Dwayne Wade statue reveal from this past weekend, and how it could arguably be one of the worst ones ever made. That led the guys to wonder how much prep the Oilers will have to do to prepare for the McDavid and Draisaitl statues that will hopefully come down the line. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It wouldn't be a Monday afternoon without a fresh episode of Real Life to massage your earholes and help you get into the rest of the work week.The skeleton crew kicked off the Monday episode by complaining about the co-hosts not being in attendance for the podcast. If there's one thing the boys are good at, it's piling on their teammates when they're not there to defend themselves. Getting back to business, however, the conversation turned to Friday's win over the Pittsburgh Penguins and how it was a big night on the ice and after the game. After the game on Friday, the Oilers added Craig MacTavish and Randy Gregg's names to the Ring of Honour, which led to a conversation about some of our favourite memories of those two players. Wanye then told a story about writing a letter to Dr. Gregg when he was a kid, and how the former Cup winner actually took the time to write him back and how meaningful that letter was to a young hockey fan. Changing gears, the podcast discussed a wide range of topics, from the Lil Durk arrest to food trucks to the World Series to bad tribute statues and everything in between. Starting with the state of hip hop, the guys walked through the insanity of the Lil Durk arrest and how some of these rappers just can't escape the lifestyle. We then discussed the Dwayne Wade statue reveal from this past weekend, and how it could arguably be one of the worst ones ever made. That led the guys to wonder how much prep the Oilers will have to do to prepare for the McDavid and Draisaitl statues that will hopefully come down the line. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hear from the newest member of the Oilers Hall of Fame Dr. Randy Gregg on his induction before former Penguins forward Colby Armstrong joins the show to preview Edmonton and Pittsburgh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

During Hour 4 former NHLer Dave Hunter joined the show discussing his career and sharing some stories about Randy Gregg and Craig MacTavish as their set to enter the Oilers Hall of Fame. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During Hour 4 5x Stanley Cup champion and Managing Director of the Edmonton Riverhawks Dr. Randy Gregg joined the show wrapping the Riverhawks season and discussing his induction into the Oilers' Hall of Fame. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Hour 4 we were joined by Terry Koshan from the Toronto Sun covering the Maple Leafs and 5x Stanley Cup champion Dr. Randy Gregg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of Oilersnation Radio has been edited and is ready to massage your ear holes. This week, we're talking about the Leon Draisaitl extension, long weekend plans, some Baggedmilk Trivia, and whatever random nonsense we could think of to fill the time.The guys started this week's podcast with a delicious debate about how many Oilers we believe could realistically score 30 goals during the 2024-25 season. Given the calibre of forwards on Edmonton's roster, it's fair to drink the Kool-Aid and buy into the idea that the Oilers could have upward of four or five guys to reach the 30-goal mark. Despite the slow news time, the boys still had a few items to talk about from this past week, including MacT and Randy Gregg being the next players included in the Oilers' Hall of Fame. That led us to discuss who might be on next year's list and where the cutoff should be for inclusion. Just because we may feel a certain way about specific players, does that mean the Oilers will include them in their Hall of Fame? Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of Oilersnation Radio by answering your questions with another round of Ask the Idiots before diving into Hot and Cold Performers to recap everything that's happened over the last seven days. Even though there wasn't much to talk about, the boys still managed to yammer on for over an hour about everything from the Oilers to the Elks to chiming in on what's been happening at the summer Olympics.https://twitter.com/ONradiopodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@Oilersnationdotcom/ https://www.facebook.com/OilersNation/https://www.instagram.com/onradiopodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@oilersnation SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!!

Welcome into another summer edition Oilersnation Everyday!The news broke yesterday that Craig MacTavish and Randy Gregg will be inducted into the Edmonton Oilers Ring of Honour. Tyler and Liam will chat about there impact on the organization on and off ice. Additionally, they'll give there takes on who should be inducted into the teams Ring of Honour next. Next, they'll turn our focus to the blue line with grading Darnell Nurse. They'll be assessing his performance throughout the regular season and the playoffs. How did he stack up in crucial games? What areas did he excel in, and where could he improve? Tyler and will break down Nurse's contributions and discuss what the future might hold.Lastly, we have Liam's Olympic Sport Power Rankings. Liam has been hard at work analyzing and ranking Olympic sports, and he's got a brand new #2 sport that might surprise you. Tune in to find out which sport has climbed up the ranks and why it's capturing Liam's attention this season.If you want to contribute to the conversation, leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Greta Bar YouTube live chat throughout the program. Tyler and Liam strongly encourage you to interact with them and also the other Nation Citizens in the chat.

It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of Oilersnation Radio has been edited and is ready to massage your ear holes. This week, we're talking about the Leon Draisaitl extension, long weekend plans, some Baggedmilk Trivia, and whatever random nonsense we could think of to fill the time.The guys started this week's podcast with a delicious debate about how many Oilers we believe could realistically score 30 goals during the 2024-25 season. Given the calibre of forwards on Edmonton's roster, it's fair to drink the Kool-Aid and buy into the idea that the Oilers could have upward of four or five guys to reach the 30-goal mark. Despite the slow news time, the boys still had a few items to talk about from this past week, including MacT and Randy Gregg being the next players included in the Oilers' Hall of Fame. That led us to discuss who might be on next year's list and where the cutoff should be for inclusion. Just because we may feel a certain way about specific players, does that mean the Oilers will include them in their Hall of Fame? Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of Oilersnation Radio by answering your questions with another round of Ask the Idiots before diving into Hot and Cold Performers to recap everything that's happened over the last seven days. Even though there wasn't much to talk about, the boys still managed to yammer on for over an hour about everything from the Oilers to the Elks to chiming in on what's been happening at the summer Olympics.https://twitter.com/ONradiopodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@Oilersnationdotcom/ https://www.facebook.com/OilersNation/https://www.instagram.com/onradiopodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@oilersnation SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!!

Riverhawks General Manager Steve Hogle and Managing Director Randy Gregg hop in to talk a little baseball and hockey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Hour 4 we were joined by Olympic gold medalist Lori-Ann Muenzer and former Oiler & Edmonton Riverhawks Managing Director Dr. Randy Gregg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During Hour 4 we were joined by former NHLer and current Edmonton Riverhawks Managing Director Dr. Randy Gregg to talk Riverhawks with their season under two weeks away. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Hear about player development and building the Edmonton Riverhawks franchise from the ground up in the West Coast League as five-time Stanley Cup winner Dr. Randy Gregg joins the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: Dr. Randy Gregg, Former Edmonton Oilers Defenseman, Five-Time Stanley Cup Champion, Current Managing Director, Edmonton Riverhawks, and 2022 Alberta Sports Hall of Fame Inductee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode we have former NHL player and Edmonton Riverhawks owner Randy Gregg.  Randy comes on the show to talk about his unique journey to the NHL via University of Alberta/Japan, time with Edmonton Oilers, baseball career growing up, Edmonton Riverhawks, baseball injuries, multi-sport athletes. Brought to you by Jbirdy Baseball Clothing...make sure to give them a follow on social media and check them out at www.jbirdy.caThank you everyone for listening! Geoff Freeborn

Dr. Randy Gregg - Edmonton Riverhawks

Randy joins Cam to talk about his playing days, the Oilers season and Riverhawks baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 1 of the Show we were joined by Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson & Dr. Randy Gregg of the Edmonton Riverhawks

Guest: Dr. Randy Gregg, Former Edmonton Oilers Defenseman, Five-Time Stanley Cup Champion, Current Managing Director, Edmonton Riverhawks, and 2022 Alberta Sports Hall of Fame Inductee. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new week is here and that means the gang from the Real Life Podcast is back with a brand new episode to help you get through what's left of your Monday. On today's podcast, the guys looked at Tyler's time in Montreal for the NHL Entry Draft, Reid Schaefer, Oilers rumours, and a whole lot more.To kick things off, the guys got the podcast started with Tyler's airport stories after he got pulled into secondary after his baggage set off the alarms for drugs. Yet, despite the alarms going off, Yaremchuk was able to navigate his way through this case of mistaken identity and back through to his gate. He then told the story about sitting in front of Jay Woodcroft on the plane and how the Oilers' new head coach was a good samaritan to those around him. Would you expect anything less from Woody? Sticking with the Oilers, the guys bombarded Tyler with all kinds of trade ideas of varying qualities and it was clear from the jump that he was not at all interested. Changing gears, Chalmers wanted to talk about the Riverhawks game that he, Wanye, and Baggedmilk all attended on Sunday and how Dr. Randy Gregg and co did an amazing job of giving the park new life. From there, the podcast fell off the rails as the guys talked about everything from rap albums to football to Big Brother and everything in between. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new week is here and that means the gang from the Real Life Podcast is back with a brand new episode to help you get through what's left of your Monday. On today's podcast, the guys looked at Tyler's time in Montreal for the NHL Entry Draft, Reid Schaefer, Oilers rumours, and a whole lot more.To kick things off, the guys got the podcast started with Tyler's airport stories after he got pulled into secondary after his baggage set off the alarms for drugs. Yet, despite the alarms going off, Yaremchuk was able to navigate his way through this case of mistaken identity and back through to his gate. He then told the story about sitting in front of Jay Woodcroft on the plane and how the Oilers' new head coach was a good samaritan to those around him. Would you expect anything less from Woody? Sticking with the Oilers, the guys bombarded Tyler with all kinds of trade ideas of varying qualities and it was clear from the jump that he was not at all interested. Changing gears, Chalmers wanted to talk about the Riverhawks game that he, Wanye, and Baggedmilk all attended on Sunday and how Dr. Randy Gregg and co did an amazing job of giving the park new life. From there, the podcast fell off the rails as the guys talked about everything from rap albums to football to Big Brother and everything in between. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Glen Suitor - TSN & Dr. Randy Gregg - Edmonton Riverhawks Managing Director

Randall John Gregg is a Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman who spent 10 seasons in the National Hockey League, and is a family physician in Edmonton. He is best known for his time with the Edmonton Oilers, where he spent most of his career and won five Stanley Cups, in 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988 and 1990 Exciting interviews with the game changers of the sports world. Tackling deep personal challenges and exciting career milestones. If you like the show and would like to support the program, we launched our merch store. check it out: my-store-c11746.creator-spring.com Thank you to all our incredible sponsors for making this great Canadian sports show happen: #RandyGregg #NHL #doctor #HOCKEY #Canada #Legend #Canadian #tilley #news #edmonton

David Urquhart was appointed full-time head coach of the McGill University men's hockey team in May, 2021. A 2018 inductee to the McGill Sports Hall of Fame, Urquhart spent the previous three seasons as an assistant coach of the San Diego Gulls, an American Hockey League affiliate of the Anaheim Ducks. During that span, he helped guide the team to a 92-60-17 record in regular season play and three playoff berths. The 36-year-old native of Thorold, Ont., is the 30th bench boss in team history and the 13th former McGill player to take the helm of the historic 144-year-old program, which played its first game on Jan. 31, 1877. He replaced Liam Heelis, who was serving as interim bench boss. Urquhart played for McGill and served four years as a full-time assistant coach (2014-2018) under the direction of Kelly Nobes. He also was head coach of the Serbian national team at the 2018 IIHF Div. 2 world hockey championship. A graduate of McGill's Desautels school of management in 2008, Urquhart majored in finance and entrepreneurship. In 2019, he completed a master's degree in sports psychology at McGill. For his thesis, he interviewed six of the most successful coaches in U SPORTS and the NCAA to discuss their coaching vision and learn how they built cultures of excellence to win multiple national championships for their respective programs. Urquhart was recruited to McGill in 2004 out of the GHJHL, where he skated for the Welland Cougars (2001-2004) and Thorold Blackhawks (2000-2002). During his McGill playing career, Urquhart was a three-time OUA all-star from 2004 to 2008. He also merited All-Canadian honours -- earning a berth on the second team in 2006-07 -- and concluded a brilliant university career with 23 goals and 107 points, along with 330 penalty minutes, in 147 games overall. More than a dozen years after his last varsity contest, he remains tied with Mike Babcock as the ninth-highest overall point-scoring defenceman in McGill history. He trails Marc-André Dorion (192 points), Dominic Talbot-Tassi (190), Gilles Hudon (152), Martin Routhier (135), Ryan McKiernan (117), David Bahl (110), Bryan Larkin (109) and Luc Latulippe (109). Named to the OUA all-rookie squad during his freshman year, Urquhart won the Bobby Bell Trophy as Team MVP in his third collegiate season and in his senior year, he captained McGill to the Ontario University Athletics conference championship in 2008. It marked McGill's first Queen's Cup league title since 1946. Fluent in three languages -- including French and Italian -- Urquhart also speaks some German. He was a two-time OUA conference nominee for the Randy Gregg trophy, awarded nationally for combining hockey ability with academics and citizenship. He made the Principal's Student-athlete Honour Roll, merited Academic All-Canadian honours, won the Richard Pound Trophy for athletics leadership over his McGill career and received the University's prestigious Gretta Chambers Award for student leadership. Urquhart went on to a solid professional career, including stints in the AHL with Hartford (2008-10) and Hamilton (2010-11), where the six-foot, 195-pound rearguard played 130 regular season games, scoring six goals and 23 points to go along with 78 penalty minutes. He also had stints in the East Coast Hockey League with Charlotte and Wheeling. He then headed overseas to play for three years in Italy, where he patrolled the blueline for teams in Valpellice (2011-12) and Pontebba (2012-13) before guiding Ritten-Renon to a league championship in 2014. Source: https://mcgillathletics.ca/sports/mens-ice-hockey/roster/coaches/david-urquhart/1176

In this episode of Mr. Curiosity, Joe Snedeker talks with Randy Gregg, the bass player and manager for Almost Queen, the Queen Tribute band. Gregg shares some great stories from his days with Angel, Thin Lizzy, Dee Snider's band and of course, Almost Queen.

In this episode of Mr. Curiosity, Joe Snedeker talks with Randy Gregg, the bass player and manager for Almost Queen, the Queen Tribute band. Gregg shares some great stories from his days with Angel, Thin Lizzy, Dee Snider's band and of course, Almost Queen.

Welcome To Dynasty By Decade Presented by DraftKings Episode 5 - 1980's Edmonton Oilers Join Connor Halley of TSN & The Other Connor Podcast for this trip through the best decade in Oilers history! Connor is joined by various personalities involved with the 1980's Oilers. Dr. Randy Gregg - 5x Stanley Cup Champion as a member of the Oilers Jim Matheson - Hockey Hall of Famer Member, Over 40 years covering the Oilers Jason Strudwick - Former NHL'er & Oiler, Born and Raised in Edmonton Allan Mitchell - Lifelong fan, currently covering the team for TSN 1260 & The Athletic Use promo code THPN when signing up for the Draft Kings app for exclusive offers

Welcome To Dynasty By Decade Presented by DraftKings Episode 5 - 1980's Edmonton Oilers Join Connor Halley of TSN & The Other Connor Podcast for this trip through the best decade in Oilers history! Connor is joined by various personalities involved with the 1980's Oilers. Dr. Randy Gregg - 5x Stanley Cup Champion as a member of the Oilers Jim Matheson - Hockey Hall of Famer Member, Over 40 years covering the Oilers Jason Strudwick - Former NHL'er & Oiler, Born and Raised in Edmonton Allan Mitchell - Lifelong fan, currently covering the team for TSN 1260 & The Athletic Use promo code THPN when signing up for the Draft Kings app for exclusive offers

Guests: Brendan Bottcher, 2021 Brier Champion and Team Canada Skip, 2021 World Men’s Curling Championships. Don Wilson, Former Edmonton Football Defensive Back, Two-time Grey Cup Champion, and 2021 Canadian Football Hall of Fame Inductee. Dr. Randy Gregg, Managing Director, Edmonton Riverhawks, West Coast League.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Randall Gregg is a Canadian former professional Hockey defence man who spent 10 seasons in the NHL.

In Hour 4 we were joined by Ryan Rishaug of TSN Edmonton & Dr. Randy Gregg of the Edmonton River Hawks

Randy Gregg played 10 seasons in the National Hockey League, mostly with the Edmonton Oilers where he won 5 Stanley Cups. Randy didn't take the regular path to the National Hockey League, he played Canadian University hockey with the University of Alberta before taking part with the Canadian National Team and participating in the 1980 Olympics. He then went on to play in Japan for two seasons before signing with the Oilers. He even took a break from the Oilers to play with Canada again at the 1988 Olympics. After hockey, Randy completed his residency program at the University of Alberta, and has been a physician at the Edmonton Sports Institute. He's also involved with the ownership with the Edmonton Riverhawks of the West Coast (Baseball) League, that will play at ReMax Field. Please support and enjoy everything our great sponsor Twig and Barrys has to offer. They are a Canadian company, they've got all kinds of apparel including mens underwear. Essentials for the modern day caveman. No judgement, no shaming, no fancy words. Just real men! So go check them out TwigandBarrys.ca Use the code: TOPCHEDDAR and get 15% off your entire order. Top Cheddar is hosted by Cam Moon (Mooner) & Rob LeLacheur (Lolly) who chat with those who have excelled in hockey and the world of business. The entertainment is plenty as we get to hear some terrific hockey stories from all of the different hockey leagues and some Stanley Cup tales for good measure. In addition to the great hockey stories, we chat about the career(s) they've enjoyed since leaving the ice and we get to learn how hockey has helped them through their time in business and entrepreneurship. The Top Cheddar podcast is produced by Road 55, a content creation marketing firm located in downtown Edmonton, Alberta. Learn more at: https://road55.ca

Tom Brady has done it again! WTF. just an insane career The Rockies GAVE Nolan Arenado away. why did the Jays miss out? A no trade clause  Is Trevor Bauer a marketing genius? he got an absurd contract from LA. Scott rants about amateur journalists (like ourselves) and how they impact real journalists. Recorded LIVE on Twitch every Mondy at 10am. Follow the podcast on instagram @thewalkoffpodcast. Join our Discord to hangout even more! 27:15 we flip over to a chat with Dr. Randy Gregg. 5 Time Stanley Cup champion with the Edmonton Oilers. And part of the ownership group bringing  The Riverhawks to Edmonton in the West Coast League at Re/Max Field.

Dr. Randy Gregg, Managing Director, Baseball Edmonton. Dominic Pittis, Former Edmonton Oilers Forward, Spengler Cup Veteran, and Current Assistant Coach, Stockton Heat, American Hockey League.   Matt Benning, Former Edmonton Oiler and Current Nashville PredatorsDefenseman Gord Bamford, Canadian Country Music Artist. 

September is usually a month when baseball fans start thinking about the Fall classic and in 2020, the playoffs and the World Series will have a different look for sure. However, if some Edmonton baseball fans have their way, the game will have a new look in the city starting next summer. The Edmonton Riverhawks were introduced on September 15 at ReMax Field, with the team unveiled by Dr. Randy Gregg. He's a sports legend, having won five Stanley Cups with the Edmonton Oilers. To chat about his lifelong affair with baseball, and what to expect from the baseball facility, Russell spoke with Dr. Gregg on Daybreak.

Guests this hour: Dr. Randy Gregg, Managing Director, Baseball Edmonton.

Ther former 5-time Stanley Cup Champion with the Oilers, Dr. Randy Gregg joins the show to discuss the newly founded Edmonton Riverhawks baseball club, where he has stepped up as the Managing Director. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 8 of On Guard For Three marks a few firsts for us. Our first female guest is Joyce Slipp, the starting point guard for Canada's first ever basketball entrant at the Olympic Games in Montreal in 1976. She's also our first Hall of Famer, an honoree of the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame, and the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame. Before we get to Joyce, we discuss the impact of Covid-19 on our world and the basketball world, we rant about Rudy Gobert (5:15), read a statement from the province's chief medical officer (8:15), and predict the future a little. With the esteemed Mrs. Slipp, we begin as always with the Magic Question (11:30), learn how she grew up in the Moncton area playing golf, volleyball and field hockey too (14:00), the familiar names (to Monctonians for sure) that were her first coaching and teaching influences (17:00)How different the environment was for student athletes when she arrived at UNB (18:30), the early rules of women's basketball (20:00) and the sport she would have played if she'd been allowed (22:45). Joyce talks about adjusting to the sport after the women's rules were overhauled (24:00), the breakout game that got her a huge break (24:45), her early days with the national team and her positional change (25:30), and her first international trip with Team Canada (27:45). Joyce talks about creating her own drills to advance her skills (29:00), how she broke out as a scorer (21:30), the dominant team of the early 70's on the world stage (32:00) and paints us a picture of the opening ceremonies in Montreal (33:15). Joyce also name drops (we asked her to) about her neighbours in the Olympic Village (36:45), transitioning to teaching and coaching after retiring from playing (40:15), leaving UNB….and then coming back (44:00), coaching while….literally….starting a family (46:00), working with the field hockey national team and the inventive ways she used as a mom to keep her kids around while she travelled North America with them (47:30), We discuss basketball in her hometown of Fredericton. (49:00) and Joyce has some fascinating comments about the state of women's basketball in this country and in general (50:30), as well, we discuss, with the growth of the game everywhere, why it is that events like the BioSteel All-Canadian teams and the national teams boast very few players from outside the greater Toronto area (56:00). Brock posts up Joyce with his BIG THREE! (61:45), and he gets her talking of the dangers of the old Gunningsville Bridge, going into Halls of Fame with the likes of Randy Gregg and Jamie Russell, and the grandkids! Finally, we make Joyce Commissioner for a Day (67:30).

Former Oiler, Five time Stanley Cup Champion and Two Time Canadian Olympian Dr. Randy Gregg. Organizer of the Worlds Longest Hockey Game Dr. Brent Saik & Kevin Bowen, Radio Personality and Indianapolis Colts Reporter for 1070am The Fan. 

Dr. Randy Gregg, former Oilers Defenceman and Stanley Cup winner & Gregg Reynolds, CISN 103.9 Afternoon Drive host.