Podcasts about slava fetisov

We search Alabama for the escaped inmate & officer, Eli Zaret stops by to get bullied, Camaros stolen from GM plant, Hitler mustaches, Boris Becker hates taxes, Shaq's gas tips, Fleetwood Mac's best songs, and the murderer basketball Dream Team. See It Eli's Way: Eli vs Miggy, Robinson Cano cut by New York Mets, Trevor Bauer's response to the WaPo, NFL Draft recap, the weekly Winning Time recap, the Red Wings coaching vacancy, NIL madness and more.Slava Fetisov is a Russian oligarch in Vladimir Putin's Russian Federal Assembly.Wynonna and Ashley Judd cried their eyes out at the Country Music Hall of Fame.Depp vs Heard: Amber Heard has fired her PR team. Jennifer Grey tries to insert herself into the story. Drew Barrymore had to apologize for commenting on the trial.Some people are saying that Kelly Clarkston is morphing into Chrissy Metz.Carrie Underwood and Axl Rose joined forces to sing GNR songs.Danny Bonaduce is battling a 'mystery illness' and looks extremely frail.Tilly/Dannamora 2.0: Vicky White is wanted for allegedly helping tall killer Casey White escape from prison in Alabama.Here are the tallest killers in history for a dunk contest. Marc works on a murderer all-star dream team.Philip Tsotsos' co-workers hate him so much that they screwed him out of a big lottery win.Shaquille O'Neal has tips for saving on gas that make no sense.Listeners email in about unemployment fraud.People are piling on Bill Murray, but no one will say exactly what happened.Rolling Stone put out their list of the top Fleetwood Mac songs. Of course the Dogg Face song is at #1.Drew remains a 90 Day Fiancé superfan.Boris Becker is great at tennis, but terrible at paying taxes.Bhad Bhabie's dad is super bummed his daughter is Bhad Bhabie.A mass Camaro heist ends with 9 arrested following a police chase on I-96.Leg lengthening surgery is going to be a game-changer for short people.The Red Bull 'plane swap' pilot is super sorry.Vladimir Putin doesn't feel good.Anthony Kiedis is close to having a Hitler mustache to match his Hitler hairdo. Michael Jordan wore it better.John Lennon and Paul McCartney reunite.The Brian Jonestown Massacre got some guitars back.A WaPo poll shows Americans support Ukraine. So brave.Blac Chyna LOSES her lawsuit against the Kardashians.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

In segment four with Kurt Kleinendorst we talk about the aspect of how to coach. How you plan for a season what are the keys you need to have ready for your season. He breaks out how they coach systems in the NHL and AHL for the players so they have an understanding of how things work. In other leagues you are coaching to the strength of your team. In the college level it is more about the development and how things operate. The youth level is tough because kids are playing on two teams and sometimes you may not have all the players for a practice so you have to make adjustments. Kurt touches on his time as an assistant coach with the New Jersey Devils and working with Larry Robinson and Slava Fetisov. He learned a great deal from them while there. It was his first time being an assistant coach so there was a learning curve for him. One thing that was amazing to him was between periods in the NHL you only have 18 minutes before you have to go back out for the next period. The coaches only have about 8 to 9 minutes to make adjustments. Not a great deal of time. Also, during the game action you are picking up on things and you are really focused on what is going on. It is a grind to coach at the top levels of hockey and sports. It is a great listen as to the inner workings of coaching. 

Avangard Omsk head coach Bob Hartley and legendary Red Army defenseman Slava Fetisov join the inaugural episode of Icecast 2.0, hosted by Gillian Kemmerer. Hartley and Fetisov have several things in common--including, most notably, Stanley Cup titles--but there is one other surprising parallel: they are both making waves in Siberia. The former stands at the helm of a team awaiting its return home, while the latter is set to host a friendly match on Lake Baikal to raise awareness for climate change. Hartley hopes to return Avangard to Siberia as Gagarin Cup champions, while Fetisov is utilizing outdoor hockey to win back the planet's future. Exclusive for the Kontinental Hockey League.

If you are a Detroit Red Wings fan, then this edition of the We Live Hockey Podcast is a must listen. Heck, I'm not even a Red Wings fan and I enjoyed the heck out of this particular podcast. In this very special and unique podcast, Lee and Travis interview Joshua Riehl and Jenny Feterovich, the producers of The Russian Five. Wings' fans, you know who these guys are as they all made a significant impact to your team. For those that may be too young to remember who these guys were, they were Vladimir Konstantinov, Sergei Fedorov, Slava Fetisov, Igor Larionov, and Slava Kozlov. If you ask me, these five ov's were dominant for the Wings for several seasons. In listening to the podcast, you will learn the following just like I did: - Both Lee and Travis are Flyer fans. Unfortunately for them, the Russian Five and the rest of their Wings' teammates swept their club in the 1997 Cup Final in route to their first Cup in 42 years. Sorry guys! - While Lee is a Flyer fan, he does tell us how he came to appreciate the Russian Five. Lee mentions that they did a lot for the game, especially in terms of how they showed the rest of the league that players from other countries could work together with the rest of their teammates to accomplish the ultimate goal. For me at least, this is a very interesting point because it really set the tone for clubs bringing in more Russians and other Europeans to their respective hockey clubs and helping to make the sport more inclusive. - As the podcast began, we learned that Jenny came from the Soviet Union and like the Russian Five, ended up coming over to North America for a better life. - Speaking of having a better life, Jenny and Joshua spoke about how rigid the Russian Five's lives were over in Russia. Could you imagine life being so bad in your country that you feel the need to get out and do so under the radar? I can't! - Joshua told us how his love for the Red Wings and the way their Russians played drew him to the game and make him turn away from baseball. You made the right choice, Joshua. Thank you, Russians! - If you're a Wings' fan or even a die hard hockey fan, than you probably remember the horrific limo accident that Konstantinov, team masseur Sergei Mnatsakanov, and driver Richard Gnida got into just a few nights after the team won the Cup. It made Joshua realize just how fragile life was and that despite everything that happened on that awful night, these guys persevered in the biggest way. - As someone who is not a Red Wings fan, I did not know how much Wings' fans loved Konstantiov. Joshua mentioned that while fans loved their captain in Stevie Yzerman as well as the "perfect person" Nicklas Lidstrom, they really, really loved what Konstantinov brought to the table every night. - It was interesting to hear how much Joshua and Jenny risked to do this. It cost a lot of money to make, it was hard to conduct the interviews because of heavy government interference in Moscow, but you'll have to listen to hear more about this (Hint: 23:43 into the podcast) - In listening to this podcast, I really appreciated just how much effort and passion Joshua and Jennifer put in to get this documentary done. These two believed in the story and wanted to convey to everyone, not just hockey fans, how important the Russian Five were to both the hockey world and sports world in general.

The Detroit Pistons won a road game on Monday night for the first time during the Blake Griffin era.They could also win another one tonight in Phoenix.Host Matt Schoch has the breakdown of those games, along with an interview with former Detroit Free Press reporter Keith Gave, whose is releasing a book today."The Russian Five: A story of espionage, defection, bribery and courage" is available today and the documentary on the group - Sergei Federov, Slava Fetisov, Igor Larionov, Vyacheslav Kozlov and Vladimir Konstantinov - will premiere on April 11.Check out Keith Gave's website for information about the book and film. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Detroit Pistons won a road game on Monday night for the first time during the Blake Griffin era. They could also win another one tonight in Phoenix. Host Matt Schoch has the breakdown of those games, along with an interview with former Detroit Free Press reporter Keith Gave, whose is releasing a book today. "The Russian Five: A story of espionage, defection, bribery and courage" is available today and the documentary on the group - Sergei Federov, Slava Fetisov, Igor Larionov, Vyacheslav Kozlov and Vladimir Konstantinov - will premiere on April 11. Check out Keith Gave's website for information about the book and film. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I veckans avsnitt av Radiosportens Hockeypodd: Därför är Växjö Lakers på väg mot klubbens första SM-guld, expert Jörgen Jönssons superanalys. Hör även Jörgen Jönsson om Tre Kronors VM-lag, som han tror blir det bästa på många år. Vi träffar VM-backen Oliver Ekman Larsson som haft en fin säsong i Arizona, även om klubben har gått mindre bra. Och så recenserar vi "Red Army", dokumentärfilmen om den sovjetiska superfemman med "Slava" Fetisov i spetsen. Medverkande: Jörgen Jönsson och Magnus Wahlman. Redaktör: Martin Sundelius.

From Oscar® nominated and Emmy award-winning filmmakers, RED ARMY is a feature documentary about the Soviet Union and the most successful dynasty in sports history: the Red Army hockey team. Told from the perspective of its captain Slava Fetisov, the story portrays his transformation from national hero to political enemy. From the USSR to Russia, the film examines how sport mirrors social and cultural movements and parallels the rise and fall of the Red Army team with the Soviet Union. Director Gabe Polsky joins Chuck Bastie and Todd Miller tonight at 8p EST to talk about the movie, and his incredible experiences while in Russia, including hopping a ride on Vladimir Putin’s plane! RED ARMY is an inspiring story about the Cold War played out on the ice rink, and a man who stood up to a powerful system and paved the way for change for generations of Russians. Gabe Polsky co-directed and produced the award winning and critically acclaimed The Motel Life, starring Emile Hirsch, Dakota Fanning, and Stephen Dorff. Additional producing credits include: Werner Herzog’s Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, which was named in over 40 top-ten lists of the Best Films in 2009; His Way, an Emmy-nominated documentary released by HBO in 2011; and Little Birds, which was named among the top ten independent films of 2012 by the National Board of Review. Polsky is adapting the novels Butcher’s Crossing by John Williams, and National Book Award winning Going After Cacciato by Tim O’Brien. Other notable projects in development include critically acclaimed novels Flowers For Algernon by Daniel Keyes, to be produced at Sony as a starring vehicle for Will Smith; and The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov. Polsky has also secured the life rights to Albert Einstein as well as to surfing legend Dorian Doc Paskowitz and his family. This movie is brought to you by the great people at Sony Classics: @SonyClassics #SonyClassics Follow Chuck on Twitter at http://www.Twitter.com/ChuckBastie, and find him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/chucksworldofinfinitemojo And, if you miss the shows tonight, they will be On Demand Wednesday right here ==> Chuck’s World On Demand or find us on iTunes Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/rtds-…id910538503?mt=2 #RedArmyMovie #RedArmyHockey #SovietHockey #Tretiak #ScottyBowman #GabePolsky #‎podcast‬, ‪#‎hockey‬, ‪#‎NHL‬, ‪#‎KHL‬, ‪#‎Russia‬, ‪#‎SonyClassics‬,

Slava Fetisov, Hockey legend, Red Army. Festival Section: Out of Competition. Fred meets with Slava Fetisov, central figure of Red Army, by Gabe Polsky, here in Cannes 2014. Reporter: Nicolò Comotti. The post Slava Fetisov – Red Army #Cannes2014 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Slava Fetisov, Hockey legend, Red Army. Festival Section: Out of Competition. Fred meets with Slava Fetisov, central figure of Red Army, by Gabe Polsky, here in Cannes 2014. Reporter: Nicolò Comotti. The post Slava Fetisov – Red Army #Cannes2014 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Slava Fetisov, Hockey legend, Red Army. Festival Section: Out of Competition. Fred meets with Slava Fetisov, central figure of Red Army, by Gabe Polsky, here in Cannes 2014. Reporter: Nicolò Comotti. The post Slava Fetisov – Red Army #Cannes2014 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Slava Fetisov, Hockey legend, Red Army. Festival Section: Out of Competition. Fred meets with Slava Fetisov, central figure of Red Army, by Gabe Polsky, here in Cannes 2014. Reporter: Nicolò Comotti. The post Slava Fetisov – Red Army #Cannes2014 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Slava Fetisov, Hockey legend, Red Army. Festival Section: Out of Competition. Fred meets with Slava Fetisov, central figure of Red Army, by Gabe Polsky, here in Cannes 2014. Reporter: Nicolò Comotti. The post Slava Fetisov – Red Army #Cannes2014 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Slava Fetisov, Hockey legend, Red Army. Festival Section: Out of Competition. Fred meets with Slava Fetisov, central figure of Red Army, by Gabe Polsky, here in Cannes 2014. Reporter: Nicolò Comotti. The post Slava Fetisov – Red Army #Cannes2014 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.