Another winless week for fans of Vancouver's two professional hockey franchises and another episode where Anna & Chris wonder when things might change. But to ensure the pair had something meaty to talk about, the Vancouver Goldeneyes pulled off an blockbuster trade with the Ottawa Charge just under the PWHL trade deadline.

After a winless week of Vancouver hockey, Anna & Chris discuss what good... if any... can be found from the performances of the Vancouver Goldeneyes and the Vancouver Canucks. And with the PWHL season hitting the midway point, are the Goldeneyes where we expected them to be? Plus, Heated Rivalry is all the rage so it makes sense that Anna & Chris talk about it.

Straight from the airport, Anna rejoins Chris to catch up on all the Vancouver Canucks and Vancouver Goldeneyes have been up to while she's been away. With both teams only securing one win over the past two weeks, which team do the pair think is trending in the right direction? And with the Canucks currently doing a hybrid retool/rebuild/rewind/reverb (it's only a label), does the potential of Kiefer Sherwood returning mean it's complete?

With Anna away, Chris puts out a call to the Smylosphere to have another voice join him to talk puck and finds that call answered by Derek. The two discuss the goings on with the Vancouver Canucks in a post-Quinn Hughes world, why the team is suddenly finding so much success since, and if this was the fastest rebuild in NHL history.

The Quinn Hughes era with the Vancouver Canucks has come to an end. Anna & Chris reminisce about the time when the Canucks had a Norris trophy winning player on their team, the fact the word rebuild was actually used in a team press release, and if this is finally the day when the organization accepts that a retool is out of the question.

Lachlan Irvine joins Anna & Chris to discuss both the Vancouver Goldeneyes and the Vancouver Canucks. With both teams scoring themselves a solid win over the week, which one of the two is closer to turning the corner? Lachlan also shares a few things he's learned about the approach the Goldeneyes are taking and what he sees as a couple keys to their success. And the three wonder if the Canucks are going to be forced into a tank, kicking and screaming as they might be.

It was a tough week for the Vancouver Canucks, the Vancouver Goldeneyes, and the Anaheim Ducks. Why the Ducks? Well they lost to the Canucks. So maybe that's a good thing. The Canucks find a way to grab 3 points in 3 games on the road, while the Goldeneyes had themselves a pair of 5-1 losses. Anna & Chris wonder if either is close to turning a corner or if the forecast remains poor.

Anna & Chris share some big podcast news, announcing that the Vancouver Goldeneyes will now be featured alongside the Vancouver Canucks! The pair then dive into the performances of the two teams, with the Goldeneyes kicking off their season on a good note while the Vancouver Canucks get all their notes wrong over the past week. And with a new team in the market already generating some buzz, alongside another going on an absolute tear of the season, do the Canucks need to be worried?

In a week where the Vancouver Canucks chose to shoot the puck for a couple of games, and decided to reverse course and avoid shooting the puck in a couple others, it left Anna & Chris wondering... why?! The pair react to the wackiness of getting 4 points out of a possible 8, Petey's deployment and why you can't spell Selke without Pettersson, and how the team has decided it's best to be "in it to win it."

In a week that Chris predicted would be full of downs, the Vancouver Canucks decided to have a couple ups. Credit to Anna for having some optimism. The pair discuss the odd performance over the past week, with wins against Nashville and Columbus and a third-period cave-in loss against Chicago, and wonder how that sets up that week that will be. And with Demko undergoing "emergency maintenance," how does the team persevere through it all?