Tear Off The Tape
Tear Off The Tape is a powerful and unfiltered podcast that explores the intersection of brain injuries, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), and mental health. Hosted by former professional hockey player and I Got Mind founder Bob Wilkie, this show brings to light the often-overlooked emotional ...
Recent Episodes
Humboldt Crash Survivor Ryan Straschnitzki
The story of the Humboldt Broncos tragedy in 2018 shocked the nation. Ryan Straschnitzki was on the bus and joins me to explore the incredible journey of resilience that followed the devastating Humboldt Broncos bus accident....
Tear Off The Tape: A New Podcast From Bob Wilkie and I Got Mind
Trauma leaves marks we don’t always see. In December 1986, tragedy struck the hockey world when the Swift Current Broncos’ team bus slid off an icy Saskatchewan highway, claiming the lives of four young players. Bob Wilkie wa...
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