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Our old friend and Montreal Canadiens expert extraordinaire JD Burke joins to talk the Canucks' early season woes, the Laine/ Dubois trade, and the line between defending and babying players. Then, we take a look at Tony D's alleged burner account. PLUS: A birthday message for Elliot.

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We talk first-week takeaways, Voracek's clapback, and Cliff Ronning's brief career with Asiago HC.

It's a Canucks-heavy episode where we dish out our predictions/theories about the upcoming season, as well as some of the new faces that have arrived in Vancouver since the end of last season. We also talk about the Nhl world's response to whatever the fuck happened in Washington a few days ago, and Patrick Johnston of the Province joins us to talk about Nils Hoglander and the goings-on at Canucks training camp.

This Festivus, we check all the boxes by tackling the return to play, ads on helmets, and the controversy surrounding the Canucks' logo. Then, we review the absolutely abominable Hallmark ripoff movie "A Miracle on Christmas Lake", which features Will Sasso as a mall Santa and not much else.

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We somehow manage to squeeze 45 minutes out of content out of the news that the Canucks have parted ways with their longtime anthem singer Mark Donnelly by detailing his long history of bizarre political affiliations and looking at some of the other more colourful anthem singers from around the league. BUT FIRST: Andrew Neville (@andreneville) joins us for a public health announcement regarding COVID superspreader and successwin mindgenius Courtland Cronk.

Tyler Shipley joins us to talk about his new book, Canada In The World: Settler Capitalism and the Colonial Imagination, the Sedins as positive male role models, and Ron MacLean's role as Canada's chief propagandist for liberal interventionism.