Edmonton Sports Talk
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
The Hockey Edmonton Show turns minor-hockey operations into clear, useful listening for parents, coaches, volunteers, and local hockey families.
The Hockey Edmonton Show sits in Sports as a minor-hockey room, closer to the rink boards than the highlight desk. Across the sampled episodes, it treats youth hockey development as everyday work: coaching, safe competition, complaint processes, parent behavior, and the small…
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A grounded Edmonton female-hockey conversation that turns on the details behind ice time.
Episode 7 of The Hockey Edmonton Show keeps its focus on female hockey in Edmonton, with YouTube Trev and Jeremy Halischuk welcoming Amy Skye, chair of Female Hockey Alliance, to talk through how the game can bring in more participants and support players at different levels.
A grounded look at Edmonton minor hockey and the people keeping it going.
The Hockey Edmonton Show spends this hour on the local hockey community, with Trav and Jeremy talking through Edmonton programs, free goalie equipment access, and the volunteers who keep those efforts moving.
A clear look at Minor Hockey Week and the people who keep it moving.
The Hockey Edmonton Show turns to Minor Hockey Week with Jeremy Halashuk and Hockey Edmonton marketing and communications director Kylie Quinn, and it explains the tournament setup with uncommon clarity while staying close to Edmonton hockey culture.
A local hockey conversation about giving back, practical support, and the people it reaches.
The Hockey Edmonton Show shifts toward how hockey can give back, and it does so by letting Kids Sports and Sports Central speak to how the game can open doors for newcomers and neighborhood kids alike.
A local hockey conversation about girls hockey, program support, and the path to the next level.
The Hockey Edmonton Show centers on a conversation with Joel Ennias, the Technical Director and Junior Oilers Program Director, and keeps its attention on the Junior Oilers program and the event connected to it.
A local hockey conversation about lowering barriers and keeping more kids in the game.
Episode 14 is a local hockey conversation centered on lowering barriers to entry. Brad Butterfield and Dustin Moore frame a practical case for support, equipment, and easier registration access, with the discussion staying grounded in everyday realities.
A practical look at coaching mentorship, certification, and player development in Alberta hockey.
Barry Midori centers a practical conversation about coach mentorship, player development, and the work of preparing athletes for early adulthood on and off the ice.
A practical conversation about safety, coaching, and keeping hockey competitive without losing its purpose.
Safety in hockey is the central theme here, with Trevor and Jeremy framing the sport around scoring goals rather than running into people on purpose, while still acknowledging that contact is part of the game.
Flyers wins, losses, and reality checks.
Daily Canucks panic with receipts.
Buffalo hockey, argued daily.
This episode features Liam MacIsaac, Hockey Alberta's manager of officiating, discussing the officiating program, training clinics, and challenges faced by officials.
Trevor and Jeremy open with Christmas break chatter, family time, and that fuzzy stretch where nobody is fully sure what day it is.
The show opens with Trev and Jeremy on local hockey talk and a winter update.
Trevor opens episode 20 on a Saturday morning and brings back Joel Ennias, Hockey Edmonton's Technical Director and Junior Oilers Program Director, to talk about the event around the program, how it supports girls hockey, and why that support matters.
Trev and Jeremy open with a warm Edmonton hockey check-in before bringing on Barry, the manager of Coach Mentorship.
The hosts discuss community hockey programs in Edmonton, featuring interviews with Tyler Hennessey and Mark Auby about their organizations' offerings, including flexible options like body checking vs.
This episode features an interview with Amy Skye, chair of the Female Hockey Alliance, discussing the rapid growth and initiatives of female hockey in Edmonton.
The show opens with a cold Saturday check-in and some easy banter.
The Hockey Edmonton Show turns its focus to how hockey gives back in Edmonton.
The host opens with a familiar check-in.
Trevor returns after being away and the hosts check in on Zach, who filled in well.
The Hockey Edmonton Show spends this episode on coach development and brings in Stephen Patterson, manager of coach development in Hockey Alberta.
Trev and Jeremy Hallis open the show with a check-in from Chicago.
Episode 14 focuses on a hockey conversation about making the game more welcoming for new players.
Episode 9 opens with Halloween banter between Trev and Jeremy Hallis, including a joke about a costume plan that never came together.