C4 Hockey Podcast

The Vancouver Canucks got points from all three games this past week, and were it not for a hot goaltender and some cold officiating, were within reach of a three-for-three week of wins. Anna & Chris wonder if this version of the Canucks is the real deal and whether we can expect the good times to continue to roll. And with player safety & injuries a current topic, the pair discuss what more can be done to ensure players are kept healthy while on the ice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes

The Vancouver Canucks got points from all three games this past week, and were it not for a hot goaltender and some cold officiating, were within reach of a three-for-three week of wins. Anna & Chris wonder if this version of the Canucks is the real deal and whether we can expect the good times to continue to roll. And with player safety & injuries a current topic, the pair discuss what more can be done to ensure players are kept healthy while on the ice.

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Creators and Guests

Host
Anna Forsyth
She/her. Londoner in Vancouver, hockey podcaster at @c4podcast.com , throwing in Arsenal, cricket, movies and musicals to confuse everyone. Fan of short kings and long bois. Women belong in sports
Host
Chris Golden
Father to #Babyforce, Biased Canadian sports fan (c4podcast.com & from231.ca), Always looking for 1.21 gigawatts of power! And simple air fryer recipes. 👀 He/Him

What is C4 Hockey Podcast?

C4 Hockey Podcast - hosted by Chris Golden and Anna Forsyth - provides commentary on both the Vancouver Canucks & Vancouver Goldeneyes, hockey culture, and pretty much anything else the two want to talk about. There are many awesome guests, some pretty strong opinions, and whole lotta running off the rails. Plus anything they can find the seats on the Canucks or Goldeneyes bandwagon.

Share your hot takes via the C4 Sound Off & hear yourself on an upcoming episode - https://whatayarn.com/c4podcast