This week’s episode is the season closer for Meaghan and Miss Ashley. Together, they discussed the importance of connection within the hockey community. They share personal experiences of how the community helped them, and their families throughout the season. 
They emphasized the role of the "team behind the team" in supporting players and families. 

Meaghan also discussed the challenges of feeling like an outsider at the arena and the importance of trust and connection in building friendships. Ashley highlights the need for awareness and understanding in venting and gossiping, and the importance of celebrating the wins of the whole family. 

Just like any season, it comes and then it goes. It is time to hang up the skates and focus on welcoming the new Spring Season. Meaghan and Miss Ashley concluded by expressing their excitement for all that is to come, and the opportunity to continue these conversations with the audience.

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To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast

To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast

In this week's episode, Meaghan and Ashley welcome their first guest, Elizabeth, to the show to discuss the life of a Goalie Mom. Elizabeth shares her experiences as a goalie mom, funny and relatable stories as well, an insider's look at what it takes to watch pucks “shot” at your kid during a game. 

Elizabeth talks about how being a goalie mom is unique and how it can be challenging to watch your child play. She shares her personal experience with releasing superstitions, building relationships with other goalie moms, and emphasizes the importance of supporting your child. 

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To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast

In this episode of The Hockey Moms Podcast, Meaghan and Ashley dive into the age-old debate—Hockey Moms vs. Hockey Dads. From where we sit in the stands to how we pack the gear and socialize at games, there’s no denying the differences in how moms and dads approach their roles in the rink. 

But what do the dads have to say about it? For the first time, Meaghan and Ashley bring their partners onto the podcast to get their take on parenting a hockey player. What’s it like to share this hockey journey? How do they see their role in their child’s development? What are their biggest struggles and proudest moments as Hockey Dads? 

It’s a fun, insightful, and maybe even eye-opening conversation about the different ways moms and dads show up in the hockey world. Tune in some truth about being a hockey parent. 

To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast

In this episode of The Hockey Moms Podcast, Meaghan and Ashley take a break from the serious hockey talk to reflect on the funniest, most chaotic, and downright ridiculous moments they've experienced at the rink. 

From coffee spills and lost gear to rogue pucks and unexpected pep talks, they’re sharing the stories every hockey parent can relate to. Whether it’s the early morning delirium, the sideline drama, or the moments that make it all worth it, this episode is all about the laughs that keep us coming back to the rink. 

Grab your coffee (and maybe a backup), and join us for a lighthearted chat about the humor in hockey parenting! 

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In this episode of The Hockey Moms Podcast, Meaghan and Ashley dive into the Ontario Hockey Federation’s (OHF) new Open Borders policy, which will allow players to choose any team in Ontario, regardless of where they live, starting in the 2025–2026 season. 

What does this mean for families, communities, and the overall landscape of minor hockey? They discuss how clubs are promoting themselves, the business side of hockey, and the impact on scheduling, coaching, and competition. 

Ashley shares her personal experience of navigating tough decisions about where her child would play, while Meaghan reflects on how coaching styles have shaped her kids' hockey journeys. 

Plus, they tackle the big question: Would you interview a coach before your player tries out for a team? Get ready for a candid and insightful conversation about what this change means for the future of minor hockey.

To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast

This week, we’re handing the mic over to YOU! Meaghan and Ashley are answering your questions, diving into your feedback, and sharing more about the journey of The Hockey Moms Podcast.

From our mission and branding choices to the stories that made you laugh (or had you thinking we were about to drop the real C word), we’re reflecting on what’s worked, what’s next, and the boundaries we navigate in the hockey world. Plus, we tackle hot audience questions—Meaghan’s figure skating background, Ashley’s experience with backlash in public business, and whether she felt the pressure to put her son in hockey (the Canadian way).

And in our Gloves Off moment, we get real about being a voice for a huge community while keeping things respectful.

This is the last episode of the season, but don’t worry—we’ll be back next month with more laughs, stories, and hockey mom truth! Until then, keep the conversation going—find us on Instagram @thehockeymomspodcast and let us know what you want to hear next!

Ashley and Meaghan would like to send a special thank you to Alexa from Alexa Jackson Creative, who helped bring our vision and branding to life with her creative and supportive photography approach. We’re also sending a heartfelt thank you to our editor, Emily, the owner of The Ultimate Creative. Without her guidance and expertise, this podcast would not have been possible.

To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast

This week, Meaghan and Ashley dive into the power of goal setting—both in hockey and in life. What’s more important: the goals you score on the ice or the ones you set for yourself? Can you balance both?

We explore the structure of SMART goals, the unpredictability of hockey, and how young players often measure success by stats rather than teamwork. Ashely shares a story about kids defining the “best player” by goal count, sparking a deeper conversation about honoring every position on the ice. Plus, Ashley introduces the A to E Goal-Setting Model, breaking down the journey from Action Plan to Evolution.

We’ll also talk about intention, visualization, and accountability—because setting goals isn’t just about achievement, it’s about growth. And in our Gloves Off moment: Do you set goals with your players—on and off the ice? And what keeps you accountable to your own? Let’s talk strategy, mindset, and leveling up in every aspect of life!

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This week, Meaghan and Ashley are celebrating International Women’s Day—but let’s be real, we’re celebrating all year long! We’re diving into the history of IWD, why it matters, and how it connects to the world of hockey moms and female athletes.

From breaking stereotypes to supporting the next generation, we’re talking about girls in hockey, the challenges they’ve faced, and the progress being made. We’ll share personal stories—from being sidelined as young girls to watching our daughters step onto the ice today.

Plus, we highlight how the NHL, local leagues, and organizations are investing in the future of women’s hockey. And in our Gloves Off moment, we ask: Why did it take so long for girls’ hockey to take center stage? Let’s celebrate, reflect, and push forward—because when she wants to play, let her!

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Hockey parents, this one’s for you! In this episode, Meaghan and Ashley tackle the topic that impacts us all—hockey gear. From the never-ending battle against the smell to figuring out when to size up, we’re covering it all.

We’ll share our best (and worst) cleaning hacks, including vinegar baths, the infamous jock situation, and whether airing out the bag actually works. Plus, we’ll dive into the realities of shopping for gear—from goalie pads to the latest marketing gimmicks.

And, of course, we want to hear from you: How do you clean your player’s gear? And be honest—would you wash your husband’s? Tune in for laughs, tips, and a whole lot of hockey mom truth!

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This week on The Hockey Moms Podcast, Meaghan and Ashley dive into the highs and lows of tryout season, where emotions run high and lessons abound. They discuss the grit, perseverance, and confidence players need to bring to the ice, the role parents play in balancing support and perspective, and the critical conversations about goals, rejection, and growth. 

Sharing personal stories, they explore how tryouts are more than just team selections—they’re opportunities for players to rise to the challenge, embrace life lessons, and learn how to handle both success and failure. 

Whether your player makes the team or not, it’s all about showing up, growing stronger, and building confidence on and off the ice.

To the Hockey Moms, Dads, Families in the arena, we would love to hear from you. Follow and reach out through the podcast platforms and/or write to us on our Instagram account: @thehockeymomspodcast