Clint Malarchuk

I want to mention that I am coming to Toronto again to be a part of the Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival.

And I'll be interviewing former NHL goalie Clint Malarchuk.

It's going to be a live recording of the podcast.

And it's going to happen on Saturday, November 15th.

What goes through

my mind in these situations, and going back to the Clint Malarchuk situation is – I mean, you're dealing with an organization that you work for that has doctors around, that has medically trained staff around.

In the case of Clint Malarchuk, a crowd where there happened to be a doctor who had worked in wars.

Wars, yeah, crazy.

And then same with this situation.

Just never got that.

Never got that Howarchuk from Andrew Chuck and Malarchuk goal.

Uh, when they were together with the Buffalo Sabres, but yeah, you got a little bit of that here now with Florida here at Chuck, they're a Chuck everywhere.

Chuck, Chuck.

And so the, this documentary series fight for life is a series documenting other people in the hockey world that have gone through some really tough struggles.

And the ones that are out right now, you think about Clint Malarchuk, who was the goalie for the Sabres way back in the day that got his neck slit by a skate on the ice during a game, Craig Cunningham, who we've had on the podcast too.

It was, I can't remember if it was foot or full leg that was amputated based on, on something that, medically that that he had eddie olchek who also had a cancer diagnosis uh as well and dude like i was able to watch like they're they're incredibly inspiring incredibly uplifting incredibly motivating videos we talk about resilience all the time on the podcast and how important it is not just to being an elite hockey player or athlete, but just to, you know, live a healthy life.

And, man, like, to be able to talk to Tony about his journey and then talk to him about what he's doing after hockey, man, we're just going to make a lot of people better today who are listening.

Eddie Olchek could do it.

I can do this, too.

If Clint Malarchuk went through his stuff and he's, you know, helping others right now, when I get through this, hopefully I can help others, you know, face their challenges.

So that's kind of how the whole thing came about.