#God Friended Me Sister Series Will Officially

Also, Ali tests the waters of a new relationship as she deals with her cancer treatments. But he must put aside his wounded pride to help Daryl when the God Account sends Miles his name. Miles is crushed when Daryl Watkins (Kevin Carroll), a renowned author and atheist, criticizes Miles podcast.

God Friended Me Sister Series Will Officially

And I've got the perfect guest to get us there today. We had a ball in Tokyo, but then we had to catch our breath, understandably, and suddenly fall is in the air and I'm hungry for hockey again. The series will officially come to an end with a two-hour finale airing Sunday, April 26 at 8/7c.Anastasia: Player's own voice is back.

Leslie will take on the role in addition to planning her annual charity drive, playing with her dog, Judah, and keeping up her fitness regiment, which includes training in Muay Thai. Javicia Leslie is a Hollywood actress who has been cast as the lead in the CW series Batwoman. The pride of Keswick, Ontario, coming up.Also, she appeared in two seasons of the series God Friended Me. She's a beast on the ice and a totally respected advocate everywhere else. And defence for anybody who needs support with their mental health. Defence for the New World Champions, Team Canada.

But I remember every birthday. Forgot about that until you just brought it up again. It's player's own voice, I'm Anastasia Bucsiss.This is a very special episode, my friend, because people probably don't know this, we are birthday twins.Erin: Yeah, we are.

I'll put myself in a little bit of a box. Are you like into astrology? That's the big thing with Gen Z now.Erin: I was going to say that and I'm not going to lie. Yep, definitely some stubborn aspects.Anastasia: I think I must be. But then you're like, once you get to know me, you're like, oh, OK. Are you a true Taurus?Erin: I don't come across as stubborn. It's like death, taxes, and Erin Ambrose wishes me happy birthday, April 30th, man.

I think I've gone through the photos so many times because I want to keep replaying so many things from that night. I have my little fanny pack and my medal comes with me almost everywhere that I go.Anastasia: As it should, how did it feel when it just was placed around your neck, though?Erin: I had tears. Shocking that it's still white, but the medal does come. It is so lovely to see your face and listen, you're not wearing your world championship gold medal, but how does that feel?Anastasia: Oh, she's got the hat nice and clean.Erin: Yeah, I know.

This is one of the greatest accomplishments that I've ever had in my life.Anastasia: First time since 2012, it was almost a decade that Canada has won the world championships in women's hockey. Like I, I mean, I've had success at the u-18 levels and stuff, but nothing ever compares to this. But then like like we drive around in our Suburbans out here and they've got a little Hockey Canada logo and people just honk and cheer for us sometimes.

And I think for the first time, I can truly sit here and be and be able to say that I was a part of a Team Canada where it was more important for our team to have success than it was have individual success. But we cared so much about each other and each other's successes. I think that in years past and not to knock any players that have been around in the past or anything that we've done because we've had some success and obviously a lot more silver than there has been any other colour.

And when it's going well, you know that it's going well. And it was contagious.Anastasia: Yeah, it's funny because you always take the good times for granted, and then once you've been on a crappy team- and this is coming from me as an individual athlete, right.- But it's still you got you got to train with your team-mates and there has to be that healthy internal competition. And that was like invigorating to just have everybody just so happy for each other. But I just really feel that we genuinely were so happy when everybody else did well. And like, obviously, you always want to do so well individually, like, that's where athletes were competitive.

And that's just something that we haven't had in so long.Anastasia: Was there an exact moment when you were like, oh my! Like, I think we're going to win this all?Erin: Well, I mean, the obvious would be when Marie Phillippe Poulin has a puck in overtimeвЂ¦Anastasia: when the puck went in the net, yes. Who cares? Like, sorry to those watching at home, but like, we felt so calm and so confident in our group. But at the same time, like there was just not like if you ask any one of us, we were not worried at all in the tournament like there was no panic, like everybody was just like, OK, we're good.

And that's what she just sees, openings that people don't see. To beat two of their forwards with a rim puck, which nobody would think to do in overtime, but Josh is the smartest friggin defenceman in the world and she rimmed that to Jenny and Pou took off, who saw the opportunity. Joss actually made, Laroque made an incredible play. I mean, you look, though Cameranesi, she had defensive positioning on Pou inside our zone. And like Pou? you can continue. Listen, I'm being a terrible host because I'm literally interrupting you, but, when that happened, I was like, don't people know not to give the puck to Pou when she's there? Like, what ?Erin: I like, I'd maybe defend it a little differently, but like, that's that's for another day.

There's always been a level of respect. And it's not, again, that in the past people didn't respect each other. Do you feel that on the ice at all?Erin: I wouldn't say I feel it on the ice, but what I have said is that I think our respect for each other, our respect level has grown immensely. Chills no, chills for sure, we talk about the USA Canada rivalry a million times over, though, and I'm really fascinated with how that rivalry, which I do think is one of the greatest in all of sports, not just hockey, But I'm assuming it's changed a little bit with so much up in the air and in both sides of the border having to stop and say, we have to figure this out together.

And your face is killing me right now, but like it is hate, and I think that they would say it too.Anastasia: Yeah, I mean, you want to win, but this is my thing, like as someone who never was in a physical sport in any capacity, if you get someone in the corner and it's a little bit of a cheap shot, are you like: hey, I'm so sorry about that because I think I'd be apologising to everyone.Erin: Well, I did have one of their young new players apologise to me in like an awkward fall. Even the young girls, like they don't know, but then they figure it out real quick how much we hate each other and it's not a bad thing. But I just think that, like. But I also think that the hatred has never been so fierce and hate is such a strong word. So the respect continues to grow.

And I don't mean to, you know, slight them saying emerged, but certainly they found their stride figuratively and literally. But, like, that was like I was like, OK, interestingвЂ¦Anastasia: OK, so then let's bring let's bring Finland into this, because of course they've emerged as a huge role player. So, like, I'm not going to say anything back, but like, thanks for apologising.

But Finland, like, there are some players that I really don't like on Finland, like, I, I really don't. I actually am not a very nice person on the ice that something I've discovered recently. I don't really apologise to anybody.

And I mean we obviously have a lot of those top end talents, but Finland continues to kind of, I guess, blossom with their their young talent. And I just think like those kind of people have the ability to affect and impact hockey games. Karppinen skill, Tapani skill, Niemienen emerging as this new up and comer. And then their skill up front, like I mean, we know that there are three, four forwards up there that are circled on our our list every single game.

There's so much going on, though, right now with women's hockey.