Amelia, Emma, Matty, and Zeno fill us in on everything there is to know about this weekend's Hockey East quarterfinals and Matty talks a little about his journey up to Maine to see the men's team.

Khalin Kapoor and Emma Sullivan break down the weekend ahead for Northeastern hockey including Khalin's trip to main for the men's team and Emma's coverage of the women's home series against Vermont.

This week, Emma is joined by two new guests, Sarah, and Zeno. The trio discusses the down-week for both Northeastern hockey teams and what may be behind this cold streak. They then look at the weekend ahead including Barbie Night on Friday for the women's team and the matchup with UMass for the men.

In a shortened episode, Emma and Khalin break down the three straight days of Husky hockey on Halloweekend and discuss their predictions for each of the four matchups.

Emma, Jackson, and Kayla discuss the weekend ahead for Northeastern women's hockey which is looking to bounce back after a disappointing matchup with Merrimack. Later in the episode, the trio breaks down a wild weekend on the men's side of Hockey East, and Northeastern's 5-2 win over Bentley.

Emma is joined by Khalin and Jackson to talk about how both Northeastern hockey teams are fairing so far this season after a summer of serious change.

On this episode of Hockey East This Week, host Emma Sullivan is joined by Jackson and, making her long-awaited HETW debut, Daisy to discuss recent happenings in NCAA hockey. They first go over the Hobey Baker finalists and make arguments about why a certain BU defender should have his name up there. They then move to the professional goings of some recent Northeastern hockey alumni, with Devon Levi making his NHL debut and Aidan McDonough scoring his first pro goal. The gang also touches a bit on the upcoming men's Frozen Four before moving to the women's side, where they go over the recently-named All-USCHO teams. Finally, the show is rounded out by a roster breakdown of the USA women's national team for the upcoming 2023 IIHF Women's World Championship.

On this week’s installment, host Emma and Khalin spend the hour on a variety of topics. First, for WHKY, it’s the departure of two BC superstars and the Beanpot championship’s new home. Then MHKY gets a brief rundown of the new Northeastern transfers and some professional debuts from the league. Finally, to close it out, a surprise caller makes an appearance to the delight of fans everywhere.

Kayla, Jackson, and Khalin all joined host Emma for one last episode before the off-season kicks into high gear for both Men’s and Women’s hockey. They talked about the women’s team's disappointing loss to OSU in the Frozen Four before looking ahead at the transfer portal and who they think might win the NCAA title next season. Then on the men’s side, it was all about departures, as they got a chance to discuss the pro-signings and the transfer portal entrances of a variety of men’s hockey players, and what this means for the team heading into next season.

On this week's episode of Hockey East This Week, host Emma Sullivan is joined by Khalin Kapoor and Jessie Wang for an up-and-down recap of Northeastern's hockey programs. They start off with the men's team, going over their recent Hockey East tournament loss to No. 7 Providence, discussing the team's pitfalls and how they failed to meet the high expectations that were set for them at the start of the season. They also go over the upcoming changes the team is likely to go through, with some big names expected to take the next step in their careers. On the flip side, Northeastern's women's team continued to find success with an NCAA quarterfinals win over Yale, and the gang discusses how NU pulled out the victory, as well as their upcoming Frozen Four matchup with No. 1 Ohio State and what to expect for what will likely be the most competitive matchup the Huskies will face this season.