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Cross Ice Pass

Cross Ice Pass

By: Steve Mosier
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 Cross Ice Pass is more than just about stories for the boys and more about rich connections. It’s about how hockey has brought the guests into more significant things in life. I hope to hear about the sport as a springboard to great ideas. Additionally, I look forward to how varied each story will look, from people making massive changes to communities, teams, brands, and organizations. The hockeyverse is a worldwide community, and I hope to tap into all aspects of it with a great ear and an empathetic lens.© 2025 Cross Ice Pass Hockey
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  • Cross Ice Pass Episode 38 with former NHL Goaltender Steve Passmore

    Cross Ice Pass Episode 38 with former NHL Goaltender Steve Passmore
    Mar 27 2025

    My chat with Steve Passmore explores the interesting nuance of being a pro and chasing that dream to play in the NHL as much as possible as a goaltender. Steve talks about the snags he had along the way and what brought him to his current life helping his community build financial growth. This conversation was a treat with a very funny and charismatic goalie.

    This episode was outfitted by PVCK International celebrates the diversity and style of the hockey community. They are a premium hockey lifestyle brand with the goal to elevate and expand the product offering available to the hockey market. They have offerings for all ages. https://www.pvckintl.com/
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    1 hr and 3 mins

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