Happy new year! This is our first episode of 2020, and it's nice to have you with us for a new decade of hockey and resistance :)
Our esteemed guest on the show today is <a href="https://www.matthern.ca/">Matt Hern</a>. Matt lives in Vancouver, where he’s an activist, scholar, and writer. While he writes on a variety of fascinating topics ranging from free schools to global warming to parenting, he’s one of the most exciting and engaged radical sports philosophers that I know.
Matt put out a book back in 2013 called <a href="https://www.akpress.org/one-game-at-a-time-ebook.html">“One Game at a Time: Why Sports Matter”</a> that I would highly recommend to everyone who loves this podcast.
In this interview, we talk about masculinities, risk, and the beautiful creativity of hockey. Enjoy!
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Hockey Has a Reckoning Moment

Changing On The Fly dives deep into social justice issues in hockey, looking at themes such as colonialism, sexism, and racism on the ice. The podcast aims to bring together interviews with athletes, sports scholars, and hockey commentators whose work aims to create radical social change, both inside and outside the arena.