2020 has been memorable for many reasons.

Pucking Funny in December will be unforgettable as I present to you Women In Hockey.

A series of interviews with champions like Jacklyn Hawkins, Fiona Birch, Erin Whitten, Manon Rheaume and other barrier shattering women in the greatest sport.

Brad Leeb grew up and played major junior in Red Deer Alberta.

He was part of the silver medal winning Team Canada at the 1999 World Juniors with teammates such as Simon Gagne, Brenden Morrow and Roberto Luongo.

Brad was drafted by the Vancouver Canucks for which he played 5 games. He also played one game for the Pat Quinn coached Toronto Maple Leafs.

Brad now has his own podcast about that entitled Life After Hockey.

Brock McGillis played goalie on the Sault Ste.Marie Greyhounds, Windsor Spitfires as well as Canadian collegiate hockey at Concordia University in Montreal.

After hanging up the pads, Brock got into training and coaching.

In 2016 Brock was the first, and remains the only male professional hockey player to come out as gay.

From this, the hockey world cancelled Brock.

Brock took this affront head on and is now outspoken about LGBT+ issues and problems within North American ice hockey.

Colin Mulvey was born and raised in Worcester Massachusetts. Played NCAA hockey at Norwich University in Minnesota.

He played pro in the ECHL as well as in Germany.

Colin is the prototypical “hockey story” telling player.

Stories like the time he was invited to a skate in the Boston area with other “local players” and he ends up scrimmaging with Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, David Pastrnak and Tukka Rask.

How his favourite part of playing in Germany was Oktoberfest.

Ian Cobb grew up on the streets on Montreal, literally. He was 15, sleeping in a park across from the Forum when he was approached by a stranger to work at the Forum. He washed players' uniforms, moped the floor, even baby sit players' kids. He went on to start his own business, and recently put out his autobiography ""My Headwinds To Freedom" The incredible story of Ian Cobb.

James Duthie and Darren Dreger from TSN discuss the upcoming 2020 NHL Draft, Free Agency and potential player movement.

Natasha Staniszewski has been anchoring TSN Sportscentre since 2010 and was part of the first regular female duo to anchor on the show.

Sharyn Peterson is a partner, parent and (ice hockey) team manager in Australia. Although she's never played, and doesn't intend on doing so, Sharyn knows her hockey and has strong opinions on women in the game.

Charlotte Turner plays hockey in the Sydney area, has tried out for a tournament in Japan, and has played in the USA with the Anaheim Lady Ducks. Charlotte is also a Women’s Hockey Life ambassador. All this at the ripe age of 14.

Pete Fry played Major Junior hockey in Canada, was drafted in 1987 by the New Jersey Devils as a goaltender. Although never playing in the NHL. Pete is now known as The Goalie Mindset Guy teaching and coaching the mental aspect of goaltending.

Check out his website www.goaliemindsettraining.com