Jordon Bourgeault has been designing and airbrushing helmets and masks for beer league hockey goalies and more prominent athlete such as Olympic skeleton riders. Some time last year Jordon got a message from non other than Carey Price telling Jordon he (Carey) had seen one of Jordon's creations and was interested in getting a similar one done. One thing led to the other and the mask Carey Price is wearing during the 2021 season was designed and airbrushed by today's guest, Jordan Bourgeault

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Jordon Bourgeault - Carey Price mask artist

Autumn Macdougall is from the hockey superstar hotbed which is Cole Harbour Nova Scotia. She started playing in boys' leagues until she eventually made the Canadian Women's National program. Later in January 2021 Autumn will play her first season in the NWHL as a member of the Buffalo Beauts.

Autumn Macdougall - Buffalo Beauts

Carly Jackson grew up in Nova Scotia, played hockey on boys' teams until College where she was a standout at University of Maine. Carly was drafted 3rd overall in the 2020 NWHL Draft by Buffalo and is getting ready for the upcoming NWHL bubble season Jan. 23 – Feb. 5 in Lake placid NY.

Carly Jackson - Buffalo Beauts

Warren Nye grew up in Canada playing and coaching hockey. Now he is a full time coach and mentor to young players.

Warren Nye - Coach

Drew and Josh grew up in the US playing hockey regionally, Josh making it to College hockey. Both knew they’d plateaued and likely wouldn’t play pro, but their love and passion for the greatest game never waned and they both continued playing and coaching. Some time in their 20’s they gradually lost their eyesight. Now both legally blind, Drew and Josh play blind hockey and host a podcast about blind hockey entitled The Dented Puck. 2 great stories of determination, overcoming major challenges and how the love of hockey always prevails.

Dented Puck Hosts - Drew and Josh

Chris Cederstrand grew up in Saskatchewan and played major junior on the Red Deer Rebels and Swift Current Broncos. Concussion problems prematurely ended his junior career and any hopes of ever playing pro. So Chris ventured into firefighting, but at 25 while working construction he suffered a terrible accident which lead to his right leg being amputated. Chris didn't let that keep him down, he rehabed all the way to playing on the Canadian National sledge hockey team at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, went back to firefighting and now runs the Cederstrand foundation supporting individuals with physical limitations to reintegrate sport and physical activity. Chris Cederstrand is an inspiration

Chris Cederstrand - Canadian National Sledge Hockey Team

Jordan Juron has come back from hip surgery, a broken back and has an autoimmune disorder for which she takes immunosuppressants. Despite all of these, nothing will prevent her from representing the Buffalo Beauts in the upcoming NWHL season Jan.23 – Feb.5 2021 at Lake Placid NY.  JJ discusses her hockey journey, overcoming severe injury and the future of women’s hockey.

Jordan Juron - Buffalo Beauts

Manon Rheaume was the first and remains the only woman ever to play in the NHL. She also played on Canada’s National Women’s Team at the 1998 Nagano Olympics winning Silver and winning Gold at the IIHF World Championships in 1992 & 1994. Angie Bullaro is an actress and author who recently penned “Breaking The Ice: The True Story of the First Woman to Play in the National Hockey League” a children’s book which chronicles Manon’s story of courage, determination, and love for the sport. Sasha King is a goaltender for the Perth Inferno in Western Australia. As I was aware that Manon is Sasha’s hockey hero, I got her in on the interview.

Manon Rheaume / Angie Bullaro / Sasha King

Sami Jo Small has done it all. Olympic Gold, IIHF World Championship Gold, played pro, started, backed up, was General Manager of the Toronto Furies, is a partner, and mother. She recently put out an autobiography titled The Role I Played - Canada's Greatest Olympic Hockey Team.

Sami Jo Small - Canadian Olympic & IIHF Gold Medallist

Alex Carpenter grew up in a hockey family, her father Bobby was the first US-born player to score 50 goals in an NHL season. Alex didn’t ride dad’s coattails though, she play in boys’ leagues into her teenage years, transitioned into the women’s game making the USA U-18’s at age 15 and never looking back. She has 5 IIHF World Champion gold medals, an Olympic Silver medal (Sochi 2014) and is currently captain of the KRS Vanke Rays in the Zhenskaya Hockey League (ZhHL).

Alex Carpenter - Team USA

Erin Whitten played goalie for the UNH Wildcats women's team. Erin was a member of the U.S. women's national team from 1992-1997, as starting goaltender. She was USA Hockey Women's Player of the Year in 1994. She is currently the head coach of the Merrimack Warriors women’s team.

Erin Whitten - USA National Team 1992-97

Continuing on the great Women In Hockey series, today’s show is with the first ever full-time female on air talent on Hockey Night In Canada. Andi Petrillo started her broadcasting career at the local level in the Toronto area, slowly but surely made her way up to broadcasting Pan Am Games, Olympics and becoming the first full-time female on air talent on Hockey Night In Canada.

Andi Petrillo - Hockey Night In Canada

Jacklyn Hawkins played for the Connecticut Huskies women's team and the Boston Blades of the CWHL. Hawkins is an entrepreneur and the founder and owner of WomensHockeyLife Ltd, WHL Podcast,WHL Academy, and WHL Gear.  

Jacklyn Hawkins - Women's Hockey Life Founder

Jessi Pierce co-hosts the Bardown Beauties podcast. She’s also a freelance writer whose work can be found in USA Hockey Magazine. Growing up and still residing in the beautiful State of hockey Minnesota, Jessi is an encyclopedia on all things Wild.

Jessi Pierce - Bardown Beauties Podcast

Saroya Tinker was an eight-sport high school athlete playing, hockey, badminton, basketball, curling, field lacrosse, soccer, track & field and ultimate Frisbee. She played Collegiate hockey at prestigious Yale University after which she was drafted fourth overall by the Metropolitan Riveters in the 2020 NWHL Draft. Saroya  has been outspoken against racism in hockey and has been willing to share her experiences as a multiethnic player in the predominantly white sport by sitting for a number of interviews and penning several essays regarding race and inclusion in hockey culture. The NWHL have unveiled plans to hold a 2021 season between January 23 - February 5, 2021 at Lake Placid NY’s 1980 Rink – Herb Brooks arena, and Saroya has elected to play and will represent the Riveters.

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