• Episode 38 - Anything He Can Do, She Can Do Better: The Caroline Frolic Takeover

  • Feb 13 2022
  • Length: 33 mins
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Episode 38 - Anything He Can Do, She Can Do Better: The Caroline Frolic Takeover

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  • It was a Caroline Frolic takeover on Episode 38 of Point Shot Hockey as Joshua Griffith co-hosted. What better way to bring on the new era of qualified Women taking over the Vancouver Canucks Front Office than having a qualified Woman take over and explain how having Cammi Granato in an Assistant General Manager role really sets, and breaks the limits for anyone growing up who wants to work in hockey! We also discuss the hiring of Emilie Castonguay and Rachel Doerrie and the impact they can have on the Canucks both on and off the ice.

    Then Caroline and Joshua talk about the vision Jim Rutherford has set up in his short time with the Vancouver Canucks. Why does he keep holding his word and why good things could be coming to Vancouver in the future? We also talk about the landscape of women in the sports industry and how Caroline got started in the business.

    We briefly switch over to a little bit of Blue Jays talk before getting back on track and finishing up with some fun sports moments for Joshua and Caroline. 

    Make sure to check out Episode 38 and all the other great shows on the Area 51 Sports Network. Brought to you by the Great folks at High Stick Vodka!
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