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The city feels electric: packed PWHL showcases, a Canada–US women’s final on deck, and a 16-year-old phenom rewriting what’s possible. We channel that energy into a bigger question—can Halifax sustain a women’s pro hockey team? Between sellouts, fan buzz, and a deep local hockey culture, the case is strong. We pair the hype with the honest stuff too: slushy storms, slick roads, and potholes big enough to end a rim. It’s the kind of winter episode where you can smell the wet gloves drying by the door.

From there we widen the lens. A police shooting after back-to-back liquor store robberies shakes a neighborhood; we unpack what we know, why tasers fail, and how sensational headlines can cloud the truth. Then we shift to the NBA, where star power meets system reality. Anthony Edwards drops a monster night against Wemby, but the better scheme wins. The Lakers’ defense is the tell—slow point-of-attack, blown rotations, and injuries that erase rhythm. So we ask the hard question: keep Austin Reaves as a cornerstone or trade for defense and give LeBron one last sprint? It’s a classic timeline tug-of-war, win-now vs. build-later.

And because combat sports always find a way in, we break down a rare buggy choke that stunned a veteran, why unusual submissions can flip a match, and why GSP’s name still draws challenges years after retiring. Between book-in-hand street strolls, audiobooks in traffic, and a rink full of kids carving first edges, this is a full-course slice of local life meeting big-league drama.

Join us, hit play, and then tell us what you’d do: secure a PWHL franchise, trade for defense, or double down on youth? If this episode hit home, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review so more smart listeners can find us.

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