Chirping Zebras – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode of Chirping Zebras, we take you behind the stripes for a unique perspective on the game of hockey. Featuring stories and insights from the officiating world. From hilarious anecdotes to deep dives into the intricacies of refereeing, our guests—including fellow referees, players, and coaches—bring you entertaining and thought-provoking content! 🎧 Listen to the Full Episode: Audio: https://chirpingzebras.com/episodes/ 📢 Connect with Us: Website: https://chirpingzebras.com/ Show Social Media: The TikTok:   / chirping.zebras   The IG:   / chirpingzebras   The Facebook:   / chirpingzebras   💬 Join the Conversation: We’d love to hear your thoughts! Share your feedback and join the discussion in the comments below or reach out to us on social media! ⭐ Subscribe & Rate: If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing to Chirping Zebras and leaving a rating/review. Your support helps us keep delivering insightful content from the referees' perspective!

This week we were joined by, Vaughan Rody! Vaughan, is a retired Canadian National Hockey League linesman, who wore uniform number #73. Vaughan officiated 1,232 NHL games during his 23-year career. He joined the Zebras this week as well as Frankie Chirps!

This week we were joined by former NHL player Ryan Whitney! You may know Ryan from NHL Network and a co-hosting the Barstool Sports hockey podcast Spittin' Chiclets with former NHL enforcer Paul Bissonnette.

This week we were joined by comedian Jimmy Dunn. Jimmy Dunn is a stand-up comedian and actor from Boston, who currently plays “Moose” on the Paramount+ reboot of the iconic sitcom FRASIER. Jimmy from his television roles such as Sean McCarthy on the ​CBS sitcom, THE MCCARTHYS. He’s also written on several television projects, including two episodes of LOUDERMILK that he co-wrote with Academy Award winner Peter Farrelly.​ Jimmy joins Mark and Genoas talk hockey, comedy, acting, and Josh Dolan reads the guys questions Jimmy answered about himself for a Q & A blog almost 25 years ago when he was hosting a show called "Fan-Attic"!