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Jan 7, 2019 1 hr 4 min

Episode 22 - Ryan Jones

from Chasing Common Ground: Lifestyle Conversations with Chris Liddle Hosted by Chris Liddle

When Ryan Jones was an Edmonton Oiler he was one of my favourite players. From asking for cookies in exchange for autographs to getting the flight staff to scare Linus Omark on the plane, Ryan is a fun guy on anyone's team. We talked about what molded him into the individual he is and some of the obstacles he faced along the way. He spoke of how sometimes when something really frustrating happens it changes your life in a way you would never have expected but never want to have had happen any other way. Lots of hockey player shoutouts and I may have dropped a few names myself, so that means you'll obviously have to listen to hear if we talked about you. You just never know. As always, what really helps me in spreading my message is sharing these episodes on social media and heading over to iTunes to give me a 5 star review. Anyone from the hockey world that is listening to this episode, please also go listen to Episode 18 with Tracey Kalbfleisch when you get a chance. Let me know what you think. These podcasts are available on Spotify, iTunes/Apple Music, and Google Play. Thanks for listening! Get full access to Insight by Chris Liddle at chrisliddle.substack.com/subscribe

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