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Alexis Downie, host of the third annual Anaheim Ducks Women in Sports Night panel, was joined on stage by a star-studded cast of powerful and inspiring women in sports following an inspiring message from Sarah Bettencourt (Retired USMC Captain and three-time Sled Hockey World Champion). Angela Ruggiero (Hockey Hall of Famer and Olympic Gold Medalist), Christine Monjer (Los Angeles Sparks – President), and Aisha Chaney (ESPN – Emmy Award Winning Producer) were the first panel on stage. Later, Alexis is joined by Jessi Miley-Dyer (World Surf League Commissioner), Caroline Marks (2024 Olympic Gold Medalist and 2023 World Surf League Champion) and Natasha Watley (UCLA Hall of Famer and Olympic Gold Medalist).
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Lindsey Spindle, President of the Samueli Foundation. returns to Leading the Flock to share updates on the new Samueli Foundation logo, the Foundation's plan for the next decade and their vibrant plan for Orange County.
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Alexis Downie, host of the second annual Anaheim Ducks Women in Sports Night panel, was joined on stage by Annie Camins (PWHL – VP), Denise White (EAG Sports Management – CEO), Mackenzie Dern (UFC fighter and Orange County local) and Helene Elliott (Hockey Hall of Fame Journalist). The panel discuss their career in sports, the sacrifice and leadership behind the scenes to make things happen, and what motivated them to become trailblazers in sports for other females. Later, the panel answered questions from guests in attendance of the event.
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Former 21st Duck, Luke Gane, is joined in Kariya Studio by current 21st Duck, Trent Sullivan. The pair talk about Trent's extraordinary life journey, his love for the Ducks, being surprised by Teemu Selanne and more on this awesome episode of Leading the Flock!
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Alexis Downie and Emerson Etem hosted an episode of Leading the Flock from the Honda Center floor at the 23rd annual Dux in Tux event presented by Honda! Downie and Etem were joined by John Gibson, Adam Henrique, Alex Killorn, Jackson LaCombe and Executive Director of the Anaheim Ducks Foundation, Wendy Arciero.
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Kent French is joined by the Chief of Mental Health and Recovery Services at the Orange County Health Care Agency, Dr. Veronica Kelley. The duo discuss Dr. Kelley's mental health journey, advice on how to help those around you, ducks.ocnavigator.org and much more!
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Kent French is joined by Lindsey Spindle, the President of Samueli Family Philanthropies and COO of H&S Ventures. Lindsey and Kent discuss the Samueli's most recent trip to Antarctica, Walking Softer, ocV!BE and much more!
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Shaun Weiss, best known for his role as Goldberg from The Mighty Ducks, joins Kent French to talk about mental health, overcoming drug and alcohol use, the impact that Mighty Ducks fans had on him and much more. Presented by OC Health Care Agency.
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In the fifth episode of Leading the Flock, Barwis Director of Mental Performance, Laura Greeley, talks with Kent French about working with the Anaheim Ducks, mental health in sports and much more!
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Brady Leavold joins Kent French on Leading the Flock to discuss mental health, addiction, advocacy and his own journey. This episode of Leading the Flock is a part of Mental Health Monday, presented by Ducks.OCnavigator.org.
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January 28th at Honda Center marked the inaugural Women in Sports Night for the Anaheim Ducks. Prior to the game, there was a special panel that featured Aly Lozoff, Linda Cohn, Julie Uhrman, Lauren Chamberlain, Misty May-Treanor and Jillian Samueli-Reddin. Listen to hear the full panel, which included questions from those who attended the event.
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In the 2nd edition of Leading the Flock, Anaheim Ducks owner, Susan Samueli, joins Kent French in the Kariya Studio to talk about ocV!BE, philanthropy, the Samueli Academy and much, much more.
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21st Duck's, Luke Gane ('21-'22) and Ethan Baroldi ('22-'23), join each other in the Kariya Studio to share stories about their health journeys and passion for the Anaheim Ducks.
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Hear all of the inspiring work that the Anaheim Ducks and their community partners are doing off the ice and throughout the Orange County community.
