The Canucks race to the bottom continues despite a win over Nashville, the Goldeneyes race to the playoffs continues despite losing twice in overtime, while paper bags and the Linden timeline are all the rage in the Smylosphere.

The NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone, the Vancouver Canucks remain in last place in the standings, and didn't make all the deals everyone hoped they would. Anna & Chris share their thoughts on the view deals they did make and if they are buying into the idea that they should be happy fans considering the Canucks are "already two years into" a rebuild.

With Chris day to day in concussion protocol, Anna channels her not all that hidden inner theatre kid and monologues on all things Canucks, Goldeneyes and Olympics. This podcast has everything: fake hat-tricks, goalies’ invisible demons, a landscaping company and a demand for Can-con recognition. Join us (her, it’s just Anna) won’t you???

After taking a break for the Family Day long weekend, Anna & Chris catch up over the performance of the Canadian Women's and Men's Olympic Hockey Teams, how a few of the Goldeneyes and Canucks players did while there, and take a gander at what to expect from both the Goldeneyes and Canucks as both the PWHL & NHL wind themselves back up later this week.

Anna & Chris discuss if the Vancouver Canucks let down their Mom's with the two losses against the Mammoth and Golden Knights, a few thoughts on Gavin McKenna's alleged behaviour, and how they think Team Canada will perform in Men's and Women's Olympic hockey.

While the Vancouver Goldeneyes failed to grab some final points before the Olympic break, the Vancouver Canucks succeeded in doing more than Anna & Chris ever imagined - they got 3 points instead of 2 as they wrapped up their pre-Olympic break homestand. The pair nitpick over the usual with both the Goldeneyes and Canucks, before they spend time wondering if Adam Foote could have one foot out the door. Oh, and as usual Chris goes way off the rails before Rewind even drops.

Maya Smith joins Anna & Chris to share her thoughts on the Goldeneyes this season, what she'd consider a successful season as, and is this recent performance shift sustainable? Maya also drops a new nuggets on the potential for PWHL expansion next season. Anna & Chris also chat about the Canucks losing streak finally coming to an end, shortly followed by the 1-game winning stream ALSO coming to a sudden end. And we finally learn what "exciting losses" look like.

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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?