Olympic gold medalist and eight-time World Champion Kacey Bellamy chats with Jaclyn Hawkins about her pro career, her Olympic experience and her thoughts on who'll win in Beijing.

This week on the Women's Hockey Life Podcast, host Jaclyn Hawks is joined by Boston College Eagles player Michaela Boyle. Boyle has gone through tons of adversity, between season-ending injuries and having to bounce around college programs. She shares his story and her journey in her career to date.

Co-host Ashley Mouzzon speaks with 2020 Beanpot Hall of Fame Inductee, Boston University alum and AIK player Reagan Rust.

Reagan talks about her recent move from the United States to Sweden, playing with AIK and acclimating to the new culture. She also discusses her journey to BU after playing two years with RIT and making lasting memories in Boston.

Outside of college hockey, Reagan also played a year with the PWHPA and recalls some fun memories of her experience.

Women's Hockey Life co-host Ashley speaks with former hockey photographer and first female to solely own a North American pro hockey team, Ellen Tully. Ellen talks about her long history in hockey and her passion for community and giving back to her hometown of Danville, Illinois.

Ellen also talks about being an owner and building her organization, the Vermilion County Bobcats, from the ground up. She stresses the importance of building resources for her players and staff such as mental health services and tuition assistance.

Ashley Mouzzon speaks with Cornell University alum and USA Women's national ball hockey team assistant coach Amber Moore. Ashley speaks with Moore about her playing career, her time with the NWHL's Metropolitan Riveters, overcoming injuries and her newest role as an assistant coach.

Moore also discusses her role outside of hockey in education policy and what fuels that passion to create a better education system for the next generation.

On this week's episode, Ashley Mouzzon speaks to Ohio State University alumnus and WCHA Champion, Olivia Soares. Ashley talks to Olivia about her start in hockey, playing and helping build the women's ice hockey program at OSU and winning the first ever WCHA Championship as a Buckeye.

In her new role as the women's ice hockey assistant coach at Colby College, Soares aims to take her hockey career experience to help strengthen her athletes on and off the ice. She also talks about the importance of diversity and inclusion within the sport of hockey.

Ashley Mouzzon returns as co-host to speak with Olympic silver medalist and Boston College alum Molly Schaus.

Molly talks about her brothers piquing her interest in hockey, her college career and her journey to the 2014 Olympics. She also details her retirement, coaching for the University of Massachusetts and her newest venture, Movement in a Box – a company focused on providing activities for young-aged kids that encourages physical activity.

In this week's episode of the show, WHL Academy mindset coach and certified sports counselor, Barb Egan makes her debut as co-host and speaks with former professional hockey player, Canada National Team member and contestant on Battle of the Blades, Jessica Campbell.

The Cornell University alum recently launched her own brand, JC Powerskating, where she helps young skaters reach their full potential. Campbell discusses her hockey career, becoming a coach and turning her passion for power skating into a business. She also discusses the importance of mindset and how she incorporates that into coaching her athletes.

In episode 14, Women's Hockey Life Podcast co-host Ashley Mouzzon makes her debut by interviewing Arizona radio analyst Coyotes Lyndsey Fry.

The Olympic silver medalist and Harvard alum is making waves in the hockey community through her own brand, Lyndsey Fry Hockey, and with the Coyotes as the director of external engagement and female hockey.

The pair catch up to chat about Lyndsey's college experience and the hard lessons learned after she transitioned from online school to Harvard. They also talk about Lyndsey's outlook on the importance of mindset and mental health and her ventures as an entrepreneur.

In this episode, Jaclyn talks with two-time University of Wisconsin NCAA Champion and singer/songwriter Alannah McCready.

The Minnesota native started skating when she was three and stepped into the goalie crease for the first time at the age of ten. As she found her passion on the ice, she also found her passion for singing country music. All throughout middle school and high school, McCready was the only student who was a member of the choir and an athlete.

After she hung up her goalie skates, McCready decided to go all in as a singer/songwriter by pursuing her dream full time.