Among the topics discussed:

• Ty's early hockey beginnings in North Dakota and Washington State.
• His life (and hockey) lessons learned under Hockey Hall of Fame coach Jerry York at Boston College.
• The unique plan he hatched to accomplish one off-ice goal while continuing his professional career.
• The path that led him to Pittsburgh through his work for USA Hockey.
• His rise in the organization to his current role today.
• Coaching taxi squad players this season and getting them ready for game action at a moment's notice.
• and much more!

Among the topics discussed:

• Cindy's start with the Penguins in 1977 and how her confident approach led to an opportunity.
• Becoming only the third woman in league history to be named Director of Public and Media Relations when she took on the role for the Penguins.
• Looking back on Mario Lemieux's Draft Day and his arrival in Pittsburgh.
• Memories of working with "Badger" Bob Johnson and being a part of the first Stanley Cup championship team in Penguins history.
• Her travel day with Mario Lemieux on 3/2/1993 after he finished his final round of radiation chemo. treatment then flew to Philadelphia that night to play the Flyers.
• What she hopes young girls and women can learn from what she's accomplished in the industry.
• and much more!

Among the topics discussed:

• Talbot and Armstrong breaking into the NHL alongside Crosby.
• What makes Crosby a different breed than any other player - current or past - the game has seen.
• The creation of the "Creature" nickname that Armstrong came up with.
• Talbot recalls memories around the 2009 Cup Championship win over Detroit.
• On and off-ice stories from the time the three spent together in Pittsburgh.
• Messages for Sidney Crosby as he reaches the 1,000 game milestone.
• And much more!

Among the topics discussed:

• Marino's new contract and both his and the Penguins' commitment to a long-term relationship.
• How a health-related family decision put him on the ice at a young age and got him into the game of hockey.
• What life is like as an NHL player during a global pandemic.
• Favorite off-ice activities.
• and much more!

Among the topics discussed:

• How Daley came to the decision to retire from the NHL this past off-season.
• His beginnings in Toronto and the family dynamic that shaped him as a young boy.
• His rise through the ranks in youth hockey in the Toronto area before being drafted into the Ontario Hockey League (OHL).
• Growth as both a player and person with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds of the OHL amidst an instance of racism towards Daley by his then-coach John Vanbiesbrouck.
• Realizing his NHL dream by being drafted by the Dallas Stars in 2002 and the people in the Stars organization that helped him grow as a professional.
• Getting dealt first to Chicago, then the Penguins, and how the fit in Pittsburgh was perfect from the beginning.
• Reflections on the Cup runs, and dealing with personal struggles while reaching a professional dream.
• His thoughts on the message behind the Hockey Diversity Alliance, and where he sees the organization’s impact going.
• Excitement with joining the Penguins staff as a Hockey Operations Advisor.

Among the topics discussed:

• Processing the disappointing end to the 2019-20 season.
• The thinking behind the coaching changes made to Sullivan’s staff heading into the 2020.21 campaign.
• Sullivan’s reaction to moving on from key pieces to past championship teams, like Matt Murray & Patric Hornqvist.
• Assessing the additions of key pieces in off-season trades and free agent signings.
• How he’s developed his coaching philosophy.

Among the topics discussed:

• Harnarayan’s infamous calls that laid the soundtrack to the Penguins’ 2016 Cup run.
• His relationship that formed with former Penguin Nick Bonino as a result of the “Bonino, Bonino, Bonino!” call.
• The trip to Pittsburgh he made with his fellow Hockey Night in Punjabi broadcasters to be a part of the Penguins Stanley Cup parade and celebration in 2016.
• The release of his new book, “One Game at a Time”, detailing his road to his current status as a marquee broadcaster in the sport.
• Dealing with an unorthodox path and barriers en route to reaching his dream of becoming an NHL broadcaster.