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Breaking Down Barriers
A look at individuals and organizations trying to change hockey culture from the professional level to the minor leagues.
EP1 "The Little Native Hockey League"
The Little NHL, is the largest annual ice hockey tournament for First Nation youth in the world. This year marked the 50th anniversary of the event, a testament to its enduring impact on first nation communities.
EP2 "Breaking The Silence"
Discussion on the growing recognition of the mental health issues hockey players face at all levels of the game and the crucial support systems being put in place to address them.
EP3 "The Legacy of Willie O'Ree"
On January 18, 1958, Willie O'Ree made history with the Boston Bruins as the first black player to skate in a National Hockey League game. O'Ree went on to play professional hockey for 21 years, shattering a barrier that had stood for over 40 years and inspiring generations of young athletes to pursue their dreams. Willie didn't just play the game, he changed it forever.
EP4 "The Herb Carnegie Story"
Herb Carnegie is regarded by many as the best black player to never reach the NHL. His legacy transcends the confines of the rink, inspiring generations with his resilience and unwavering passion for the game.
EP3 "The Legacy of Willie O'Ree"
On January 18, 1958, Willie O'Ree made history with the Boston Bruins as the first black player to skate in a National Hockey League game. O'Ree went on to play professional hockey for 21 years, shattering a barrier that had stood for over 40 years and inspiring generations of young athletes to pursue their dreams. Willie didn't just play the game, he changed it forever.
EP2 "Breaking The Silence"
Discussion on the growing recognition of the mental health issues hockey players face at all levels of the game and the crucial support systems being put in place to address them.
EP1 "The Little Native Hockey League"
The Little NHL, is the largest annual ice hockey tournament for First Nation youth in the world. This year marked the 50th anniversary of the event, a testament to its enduring impact on first nation communities.
