This week on The Wraparound Roundtable, we sit down with Ryan Beckmann — father, coach, mental health advocate, and founder of The Last Save and Ultimate Goalie Showdown — to explore how hockey became the pathway for his recovery and his mission to help others heal.

From ICU hospital visits to launching nationwide events with NHL players, Ryan shares how pain shaped his purpose — and how he’s using the sport to support families and individuals battling mental health and addiction.

📌 In this episode:

• Turning personal struggle into a mission of service
• The life-saving impact of small gestures from the hockey community
• Why authenticity, not virality, drives lasting content
• What today’s kids and creators need to hear about purpose and passion
• How The Last Save is bridging gaps for families in crisis
• Behind-the-scenes of Ryan’s goalie showdown with Eddie Lack and how it sparked a movement

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This week on the Wraparound Roundtable, we sit down with Danny Bdzoch, the creative mind behind DB16 Media, known for his viral 711 jersey shoot, custom gear concepts, and wildly unique content that’s capturing the spirit of hockey one post at a time.

Danny shares how a Christmas GoPro turned into a content career, why authenticity beats algorithm, and how he balances fun, fandom, and originality — all while fielding DMs from major brands and fans begging for his custom jerseys.

📌 In this episode:

• The spark behind DB16 Media’s rise — and that double-ended stick
• Behind the viral 711 shoot (and what the fire department had to do with it)
• Why doing it “for the views” isn’t the key to long-term success
• The design process behind his one-off jerseys
• How Danny deals with the flood of DMs and negativity
• What he hopes young players and creators take from his journey

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🧊 Green Biscuit™ + Puckaround™ + BladeShade™ Sunglasses (Danny’s pick!)

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💥 Is Women’s Hockey Becoming a Full-Contact Sport? Let’s Talk About It.

In today’s episode of Our Girls Play Hockey, Lee and PWHL/Team USA forward Hayley Scamurra dive into one of the most talked-about topics in the sport right now: physicality, checking, and the evolution of competitive contact in women’s hockey.

With the PWHL playing faster and more physical than ever, parents and coaches everywhere are asking:
➡️ Should girls start learning how to hit earlier?
➡️ What counts as competitive contact?
➡️ Is checking coming to youth or international play?

Hayley brings real on-ice experience from the pro game, comparing PWHL physicality, NCAA standards, international rules, and even her time playing in Canada. Together, she and Lee break down how the women’s game is changing — and what it means for young players coming up today.

🔥 In This Episode:

• What “competitive contact” really means in today’s women’s game
• Why the PWHL is already playing near full-checking hockey
• The difference between PWHL, NCAA, and IIHF rules
• Why learning to receive a hit is just as important as giving one
• Why younger players hesitate physically — and how to help them
• Drills and coaching philosophies to safely introduce physical play
• The future of checking in women’s hockey: is change coming?

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