The Bios

JR and The Moj discuss a full range of topics, including: • Playing Bantam and Junior hockey and being drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks • Some of JR's darkest days and how Sharks GM Doug Wilson saved his life • His career after hockey and being dismissed by NBC • Lastly, JR talks about not being in the Hockey Hall of Fame

Another outtake from Moj's conversation with the great D-Man out of Kelowna. Josh Gorges talks with The Moj about finesse vs brawn on the ice and what it takes to win the Stanley Cup.

An outtake from Moj's conversation with Josh Gorges. Josh gives The Moj his views on money and happiness in life.

Ex NHL Lineman Lonnie Cameron stops by to chat with the Moj. A great insight to a great NHL officiating career with Lonnie Cameron who worked the lines in the NHL from 1996 to 2019. Moj and Lonnie discuss his career in the WHL and when he finally got the call from Brian Lewis to make his NHL debut while working at Canadian Tire!

Former NHL star, and the first Inuit in the National Hockey League, Jordin Tootoo shares his amazing story of heartbreak, courage and overcoming mental illness and addiction with Moj. This is a must listen!

Another in the history of great D-Men out of the Kelowna Rockets organization, Josh Gorges talks about living and playing in Kelowna and as well as his NHL career in San Jose, Montreal and maybe not so great experience in Buffalo!

Legendary Montreal Expos announcer Dave Van Horne looks back on his Hall of Fame career, how he got the job in Montreal plus memories of the Jarry Park Days, Blue Monday and calling Dennis Martinez’s perfect game!

Travis Lulay reflects on growing up in small town Oregon and how he ended up being a star at Montana State - which earned him opportunities at both the Seattle Seahawks and New Orleans Saints camps - and how he ended up the starting quarterback for the BC Lions and led them from an 0-5 start to victory in the Grey Cup. He also details how his pro career was ultimately ravaged by injuries which led to the end of his years in the CFL.

Join MOJ for a wide-ranging interview with actor Barry Pepper, best known for his roles in Saving Private Ryan, True Grit and 3: The Dale Earnhardt Story.

NHL legend Kirk McLean and Bob Marjanovich, ‘The Moj’, talk about Kirk’s early days, getting his start in hockey and his great career in the National Hockey League, from being traded to the Vancouver Canucks from the New Jersey Devils to the 1994 Stanley Cup run. McLean currently works for the Canucks as an ambassador and is a board member of the Canuck Alumni Foundation. He is best known for his 10 seasons with the Canucks, during which time he was a finalist for two Vezina Trophies and was between the pipes for the Stanley Cup finals against the New York Rangers in 1994.

Former BC Lions great Brent Johnson joins the Moj to talk about his life growing up, how he ended up playing for The Ohio State Buckeyes, and his journey to the CFL where he became a 2-time Grey Cup Champion, a 3-time CFL All-Star, a member of the BC Sports Hall of Fame and the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Along the way, he was also named the Most Outstanding Defensive Player, an unheard of honor for a D-lineman. You'll also hear which of Brent's many accolades means the most to him. Hint -- it's not the 88 sacks he recorded or having his #97 jersey retired. All that and more on this episode of Moj on Sports - The Bios.

CFL on TSN Analyst Glen Suitor joins Moj to talk about his playing and broadcasting career. From Carson Graham, to SFU to the Saskatchewan Roughriders and their famous 1989 Grey Cup Victory. Plus the story of how he had to make a quick decision to retire from football and join the TSN crew!

Ryan and Moj talk about growing up in Port Moody, BC, his first memories of playing hockey, his playing days in Columbus - including the John Tortorella era - and ending with his trade to Nashville and the great run with the Predators to the Stanley Cup Final…… only to be cut short by a devastating injury.

Wally Buono is winningest coach in CFL History. Moj and Wally talk about Wally’s career, starting with his upbringing in Montreal, his playing days with the Montreal Alouettes, his outstanding coaching career in Calgary and in BC and ending up with what might surprise you as one of Wally’s career highlights!

In this edition of “The Bio”, Kelly tells Moj how he got started in hockey, including unexpectedly (to him) making the Medicine Hat Tigers. The boys, of course, talk about Kelly’s great NHL Career with the New York Islanders and the LA Kings (including a trip to the Stanley Cup Final), Kelly's transition to a distinguished broadcast career and, finally, about Kelly's mental health struggles and his involvement in More Good Days. #moj #themoj #mojonsports #whl #whlhockey #nhl #nhlhockey #medicinehat #tigers #stanleycup #lakings #nyislanders #hockeynight #sportsnet #moregooddays