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Sports Talk w/ ELA: Interview with Liz Knox May 10, 2019
Here is a first listen with CWHL All-Star Game captain, Liz Knox (pictured on the left in a faceoff with Bridgette Lacquette, photo by Chris Tanouye). Knox played for the Brampton/Markham Thunder and spent the last two seasons as co-chair of the CWHL Players Association. We talk about #ForTheGame, but also the CWHL closing down. […]
Talking with T-Spoon April 25, 2019
Happy Women's History Wednesday! This week, I want to present you with an interview with 2019 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee Teresa "T-Spoon" Weatherspoon. She is a five-time WNBA All-Star (1999-2003) and two-time WNBA Defensive Player of the Year (1997, 1998). She was the first WNBA player to tally 1,000 points and 1,000 […]
Opinion: The State of Women's Hockey April 6, 2019
Hi all: I've recorded this a number of times, but wanted to give you the first listen to my thoughts on the State of Women's Hockey. I still have lots of questions, but really hope we get to a point where we can be real about the state of women's hockey. I think we have […]
Markham Thunder defender Megan Bozek chats USA Hockey, baking, sororities, and #OneLeague January 30, 2019
Last weekend, I caught up with CWHL All-Star Megan Bozek at the Thornhill Community Centre. We spent time chatting about USA Hockey, her reputation for chirping, 2019 NHL All-Star Weekend, and yes #OneLeague – you won't want to miss her take!

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