It's a Canucks-heavy episode where we dish out our predictions/theories about the upcoming season, as well as some of the new faces that have arrived in Vancouver since the end of last season. We also talk about the Nhl world's response to whatever the fuck happened in Washington a few days ago, and Patrick Johnston of the Province joins us to talk about Nils Hoglander and the goings-on at Canucks training camp.
This Festivus, we check all the boxes by tackling the return to play, ads on helmets, and the controversy surrounding the Canucks' logo. Then, we review the absolutely abominable Hallmark ripoff movie "A Miracle on Christmas Lake", which features Will Sasso as a mall Santa and not much else. Twitters: @HaidaHockey @EliotWhiteHill @Khelsilem @M_Gouldhawke @Pam_Palmater @apihtawikosisan @WordsandGuitar Links: https://briarpatchmagazine.com/issues/view/september-october-2020
We somehow manage to squeeze 45 minutes out of content out of the news that the Canucks have parted ways with their longtime anthem singer Mark Donnelly by detailing his long history of bizarre political affiliations and looking at some of the other more colourful anthem singers from around the league. BUT FIRST: Andrew Neville (@andreneville) joins us for a public health announcement regarding COVID superspreader and successwin mindgenius Courtland Cronk.
Tyler Shipley joins us to talk about his new book, Canada In The World: Settler Capitalism and the Colonial Imagination, the Sedins as positive male role models, and Ron MacLean's role as Canada's chief propagandist for liberal interventionism.
We play catch up this week by talking Josh Leivo's departure and the Mitchell Miller fiasco, as well as give an update on some OG Roxy Fever villains. BUT FIRST: Tom Sestito threatens to murder Joe Biden.
we watchd the duck movie
What has been will be again. What has been done will be done again. There is nothing new under the sun.
We talk about Alex Killorn's attempt to become the Typhoid Mary of Covid-19, the Canucks' interest in OEL, and the upcoming draft, including which players have the funniest names.
Micah Blake McCurdy (@IneffectiveMath) joins Jackson to talk about a variety of analytics-related topics including the interminable "Stats Wars"; the surprise success of the Dallas Stars; Hughes' runner-up finish in the race for the Calder; and of course, whether or not the Canucks are good.
We talk the conclusion of Canucks-Blues, what to expect from Canucks-Knights, and Mike Milbury being a contemptible moronic asshole.
playoffs baby
Jackson has a one-on-one chat with Georgia Twiss of the newly-minted Broadscast pod about internet feuds, the upcoming series against the wild, and being a justice-driven hockey fan.
subscribe at patreon.com/roxyfever
We take a look at various new tidbits from the last week or two, discuss the saga of Jake Virtanen, and read about Jeremy Roenick's anti-straight discrimination lawsuit against NBC.
Sam (@samanthacp_) of Area 51 Hockey joins us to talk draft lotto results, Auston Matthews' COVID diagnosis, and the recently-filed class action lawsuit against the CHL
Van Sun reporter, soon-to-be-published author, and Canucks blogging OG Harrison Mooney stops by to talk about his upcoming book, various topics related to race and hockey, including Anson Carter, Brandon Prust, and his own personal experiences working in hockey. We also find time to discuss Sedin linemates, Luongo's butthole problems, and the infamous "Holding Out For Bonino" video.
In part two of friday night's recording, we had a very long conversation about the way the NHL has responded to racism within hockey in the wake of the murder of George Floyd.
In part one of a special two-parter, we talk about the NHL's return-to-play plan and the prospect of a play-in series between the Canucks and the Minnesota Wild.
Our pal Cody Severtson joins us to talk about the wonderful and insane 2016 documentary "Ice Guardians".
It's real friend simulator hours as we talk Leipsic, Chiclets, bad sports merchandise, and players' sex lives with two-time returning champ Mallory (@sports_lesbian) along with a bunch of other random stuff.
Our friends JD and Justin join us live from Content House to talk about the breakdown in the relationship between the Canucks and Head of Amateur Scouting Judd Brackett.
We talk Goldobin's departure for the KHL, Jackson's departure from CA, and mine the pandemic for as much content as possible, including the NHL's attempts to resume the season and Kerry Fraser's meltdown.
There were some issues with the episode we intended to release last week, so we decided to release part one of our patreon series on NHL health emergencies instead. Subscribe at patreon.com/roxyfever
Subscribe to the patreon at https://www.patreon.com/roxyfever
everything is very normal
subscribe to the patreon: patreon.com/roxyfever
We talk about the Canucks' goalie-related meltdown, the NHL's attempts at EBUGchasing, and Quinn Hughes' (correct) take on the Calder race.
It's a jam-packed episode as the boys talk Tyler Toffoli, David Ayres, the Barstool/Carcillo debacle, and an anthem controversy with an extremely local flavour. We also find the time to take a trip down memory lane to remember the Canucks' own EBUG story and speculate on which NHL-related figures are in Jeffrey Epstein's black book.
We talk the Sedins' jersey retirement, Jacob Markstrom's case for the Vezina, and Vyas' run in with Victoria's secret police.
The Roxy Boys are beset on all sides by cowardly and tyrannical attacks from listeners(?), rival podcasters, and the big wigs at Spotify, but still find time to talk the all-star game, Quinn Hughes' case for the Calder, and give an update on whether or not the Canucks are good.
