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This week on Ice is Slippery, we're catching up on two weeks' worth of news, including Hat Trick January, the meteoric rise of Brandon Bussi, and goalie fights. We also look ahead at what to expect from the upcoming Olympics.

In this bonus episode of Ice is Slippery, Kate continues her conversation with Jey and Ness from the Over the Glass podcast on the cultural impact of Heated Rivalry and we discuss why we may never leave the cottage. To hear part one of this crossover episode, be sure to check out Over the Glass Hockey on YouTube or your preferred podcast platform. 

This week on Ice is Slippery, Quinn Hughes is still a haunted Victorian doll (but now he lives in the woods) and Beckett Sennecke is a Hot Cheeto. We weigh in on the Sidney Crosby birdwatching allegations before revisiting our game about NHL player birdsonas. 

This week on Ice is Slippery, the AI hologram of Gary Bettman turned out to just be the actual Gary Bettman and no one wants to play Monopoly with Danny Briere. Also, Fred has weird ideas about what goes into an Edible Arrangement.

This week on Ice is Slippery, we do a deep dive on the recently-announced Olympic rosters, exploring surprising inclusions and exclusions. We talk about the Winter Classic, debut a new segment called Fred's Birding Corner, and wrap up with a book club-themed Game Time.

This week on Ice is Slippery, we're making New Year's resolutions on behalf of people in the NHL so we don't have to do any self-examination. It also turns out Kate has a lot of room in her heart for assorted hockey players.

In this week's bonus episode of Ice is Slippery, we're talking about Episode 6 of Heated Rivalry. Kate's already been to the cottage four times, and Fred's trying to figure out how to put her into an induced coma so she isn't insufferable until 2027. We also marvel at Hudson Williams mastery over his tear ducts. 

This week on Ice is Slippery, Fred's hockey name is The Okay One and Kate continues to be right about everything. Mason Marchment is on the move but still not back where he belongs, and Mavrik Bourque is an angry wet kitten. Stick around for a holiday-themed game time!

Kate and Fred return with another bonus episode of Ice is Slippery to talk in-depth about episode 5 of Heated Rivalry. The hottest show on TV showed us what it's like to be emotionally sexy, and Kate scored a hat trick in crying. Meanwhile, Fred's just excited about the return of Scott Hunter. 

This week on Ice is Slippery, Fred is full of caffeine and hot takes while Kate is filled with a deep sense of dread over the state of the central division. That doesn't stop her from making a passionate argument in defense of Jamie Benn. 

We're back with another bonus episode! This time we're doing an in-depth breakdown on episode 4 of Heated Rivalry (a show that seems to get better with each episode). We also touch base on the show's massive cultural impact. Mild book spoilers pop up throughout the episode, so proceed with caution. 

In this bonus episode of Ice is Slippery, Kate and Fred take a deep dive into the first three episodes of Heated Rivalry. Kate is a hockey fan and has read the books! Fred is still only half a hockey fan and hasn't read a book since college! We're still pretty unserious, but surprisingly more thoughtful than usual.

This week on Ice is Slippery, Kate and Fred grapple with the fact that college was a long time ago before we check on the walking wounded in our extensive NHL Injury Report. Kate also did math, which is how you know she takes this podcasting thing very seriously. 

This week on Ice is Slippery, the refs have main character energy, Fred has a new understanding of beige, and Kate is doling out banger parenting tips. We also learned about each other (and ourselves) through a diabolical round of Would You Rather: Hockey Edition.

This week on Ice is Slippery, we talk about what in the Mikko Rantanen is going on in Dallas and why it's bad for the narrative. We also reflect on bromance facilitator Danny Briere and other NHL things we can be thankful for.