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Hosted by Fallyn MacIntosh · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Pass the Puck is a podcast by teens for teens interviewing professional women in sport, from athletes, coaches, officials and all those that make the game happen, about their personal success stories and challenges to help empower the next generation of women leaders in sport!
Fallyn MacIntosh hosts Pass the Puck, a sports show with 16 episodes published.
On this episode, Fallyn and Emily chat with PWHL Hamilton forward Kayla Vespa about the cost of hockey, especially sticks. SWIFT Hockey Ambassador chats up the brand and their efforts to make the game more affordable for
On this episode of Pass the Puck, Fallyn and Emily welcome Team Canada U18 standout Adrianna Milani. Adrianna shares her experience competing at the IIHF U18 Women's World Championship in Sydney, Nova Scotia, what she le
In this episode of Pass the Puck, Fallyn and Emily sit down with Olympian, World Champion, and PWHL star Renata Fast to talk about leadership, confidence, and the evolving role of defenders in today’s game. From life off
In this episode of Pass the Puck, we sit down with professional hockey player Mikyla Grant-Mentis to talk about the importance of representation in sport. Mikyla shares her experiences navigating the game and why seeing
In this episode of Pass the Puck, Fallyn sits down with Lorna Schultz Nicolson to talk about the power of storytelling and finding your voice. From writing books to sharing meaningful stories that connect with others, Lo
In this episode of Pass the Puck, Fallyn chats with Rebecca Leslie about the power of staying positive and navigating change both on and off the ice. From starting her PWHL journey in Toronto to now playing in her hometo
Nova Scotia’s own Allie Munroe joins Pass the Puck to talk about East Coast grit, growing up in the game, and what it means to bring the PWHL to Halifax with the Halifax Takeover Tour. We chat hometown pride, hard work,
Fallyn sits down with award-winning journalist and diversity advocate Shireen Ahmed. Together, they explore representation in sport media, the importance of inclusive storytelling, and how athletes, fans, and leaders can
They don’t score the goals, but they control the game. Cianna Murray and Justine Todd join Pass the Puck to talk about life as elite hockey officials working in the PWHL, IIHF, and Olympic assignments. From handling pres
It's episode 7 with #7, Laura Stacey, two-time Olympic medalist and PWHL Montreal star, to talk about leadership, hard work, and giving back to the community. Laura shares how she stays motivated, supports her teammates,
Jocelyne Larocque, the first Indigenous woman to represent Team Canada, reflects on what it means to be a role model both on and off the ice. She discusses honouring her heritage, paving the way for others, and inspiring
In this episode of Pass the Puck, we sit down with Mae Batherson, the first player from Nova Scotia to win the Walter Cup! Mae shares what it felt like to make history, the hard work behind her championship season, and h
In this episode of Pass the Puck, hosts Fallyn and Emily sit down with Coach Kori to talk about what it really means to be “coachable.” From embracing feedback to building confidence and making a strong impression on the
In this episode of Pass the Puck, hosts Fallyn and Emily sit down with Coach Kori to talk about what it really means to be “coachable.” From embracing feedback to building confidence and making a strong impression on the
Fallyn and Emily chat with Kenzie Lalonde, a trailblazing sports broadcaster and former university hockey captain. Kenzie shares her journey from the ice to the broadcast booth, the lessons she’s learned about leadership
In this episode of Pass the Puck, Fallyn sits down with Nova Scotia’s own Jill Saulnier — Olympic champion, PWHL star, and proud co-founder of the Turnbull & Saulnier Skills Camp. Jill shares stories from her favourite h
Two-time Olympic gold medalist and six-time world champion Cassie Campbell-Pascall shares her passion for elevating women’s hockey and shares some of her favourite moments connected to the game. As the first woman to pro
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Pass the Puck is hosted by Fallyn MacIntosh. The show is categorised under sports and has published 16 episodes.
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