Pierre Larouche's guest appearances

Pierre Larouche

In A Mississippi Minute with Steve Azar

The Forgotten Hockey Players of Broadway Podcast

Confluents

Full Change

John Daly

Anthony Smith

Mark Pattison

Linda Cohn

Matt Warren

Jim Collins

Ozzie Smith

Rob Morrow

Dan Rooney

Paul Thorn

Dan Tyminski

David Briggs

Rick Nash

Joe Diffie

Victoria Shaw

OwlTail

Two-time Stanley Cup Champion and two-time 50-goal scorer Pierre Larouche joins the show and discusses his incredible 395-goal NHL career with the Penguins, Canadiens, Rangers, and Whalers, as well as a certain aluminum can that stopped him from a third 50-goal season.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Two-time Stanley Cup Champion and two-time 50-goal scorer Pierre Larouche joins the show and discusses his incredible 395-goal NHL career with the Penguins, Canadiens, Rangers, and Whalers, as well as a certain aluminum can that stopped him from a third 50-goal season.See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

1 - Episode 1 - Pierre Larouche

Dans cet épisode, nous allons à la rencontre de Pierre Larouche, superviseur de l’accueil et de l’animation au bureau d’information touristique de Mashteuiatsh. Pierre Larouche nous communique son amour contagieux pour sa communauté métissée. Pour notre invité, les visiteurs qui affluent chaque année dans la communauté représentent un apport économique important, mais surtout, ils contribuent au rapprochement et à la réconciliation entre Allochtones et Autochtones. Également conteur, Pierre Larouche évoque pour nous le monstre qui se cache au fond du lac Pekuakami, nous rappelle que le roman Kukum de Michel Jean s’inspire de personnes ayant réellement vécu à Mashteuiatsh…  et nous raconte l’histoire des quatre grands tipis de béton et de l’église Sainte-Kateri-Tekakwitha. Cette entrevue a été réalisée en septembre 2022 au bord du lac Pekuakami (lac Saint-Jean), à Mashteuiatsh. La production de cette émission est possible grâce au soutien financier des Oblates Franciscaines de Saint-Joseph et de la Fondation Lucien-Labelle. Animation et recherche : Catherine Ego et Mathieu Lavigne Montage : Catherine Ego Musique : Arturo Parra Photo : Jean Gagné

Dans cet épisode, nous allons à la rencontre de Pierre Larouche, superviseur de l’accueil et de l’animation au bureau d’information touristique de Mashteuiatsh. Pierre Larouche nous communique son amour contagieux pour sa communauté métissée. Pour notre invité, les visiteurs qui affluent chaque année dans la communauté représentent un apport économique important, mais surtout, ils contribuent au rapprochement et à la réconciliation entre Allochtones et Autochtones. Également conteur, Pierre Larouche évoque pour nous le monstre qui se cache au fond du lac Pekuakami, nous rappelle que le roman Kukum de Michel Jean s’inspire de personnes ayant réellement vécu à Mashteuiatsh…  et nous raconte l’histoire des quatre grands tipis de béton et de l’église Sainte-Kateri-Tekakwitha. Cette entrevue a été réalisée en septembre 2022 au bord du lac Pekuakami (lac Saint-Jean), à Mashteuiatsh. La production de cette émission est possible grâce au soutien financier des Oblates Franciscaines de Saint-Joseph et de la Fondation Lucien-Labelle. Animation et recherche : Catherine Ego et Mathieu Lavigne Montage : Catherine Ego Musique : Arturo Parra Photo : Jean Gagné

EP 37 : Pierre Larouche

A nostalgic look back at our favorite hockey hero's who wore the red, white and blue for the Rangers during the 1960's,70's and 80's. In episode #34 we look back at the great career of "Lucky" Pierre Larouche who wore numbers 10 and 24 while playing center with the Rangers during 1983-1988.   * Selected number 8 in the first round of the 1974 draft by the Penguins. *Signed with the Rangers as a "free agent" before the 1983-84 season and went on to set  a Rangers record for goals by a center with 48. The only player to have scored over 45 goals with three separate teams. * Scored 24,20 and 28 goals his next there seasons despite missing numerous games due to injury. * Earned All-Star recognition as a Ranger in 1984 * After spending time in the minor leagues at Hershey to start the 1985-86 season LaRouche came back to the Rangers to help catapult  the team to an unexpected playoff run by scoring 20 goals in 28 games and leading the club to the third round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. *LaRouche led the team in playoff scoring with 17 points including 8 goals in 16 playoff games. * Scored 31 goals in his rookie season with the Penguins and became the teams first 50 goal scorer netting 53 in his second season 1975-76 *Played four seasons in Montreal winning two Stanley Cup championships and setting a Canadiens record for a center by scoring 50 goals in 1979-80. The only player at the time to register 50 goals for two separate teams. * Larouche has also earned the Community service award and Good guy award while with the Rangers. * Retired after the 1987-88 season at the age of 32 * Since his retirement Larouche has become an excellent golfer and dedicated himself to many charities.

A nostalgic look back at our favorite hockey hero's who wore the red, white and blue for the Rangers during the 1960's,70's and 80's. In episode #34 we look back at the great career of "Lucky" Pierre Larouche who wore numbers 10 and 24 while playing center with the Rangers during 1983-1988.   * Selected number 8 in the first round of the 1974 draft by the Penguins. *Signed with the Rangers as a "free agent" before the 1983-84 season and went on to set  a Rangers record for goals by a center with 48. The only player to have scored over 45 goals with three separate teams. * Scored 24,20 and 28 goals his next there seasons despite missing numerous games due to injury. * Earned All-Star recognition as a Ranger in 1984 * After spending time in the minor leagues at Hershey to start the 1985-86 season LaRouche came back to the Rangers to help catapult  the team to an unexpected playoff run by scoring 20 goals in 28 games and leading the club to the third round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. *LaRouche led the team in playoff scoring with 17 points including 8 goals in 16 playoff games. * Scored 31 goals in his rookie season with the Penguins and became the teams first 50 goal scorer netting 53 in his second season 1975-76 *Played four seasons in Montreal winning two Stanley Cup championships and setting a Canadiens record for a center by scoring 50 goals in 1979-80. The only player at the time to register 50 goals for two separate teams. * Larouche has also earned the Community service award and Good guy award while with the Rangers. * Retired after the 1987-88 season at the age of 32 * Since his retirement Larouche has become an excellent golfer and dedicated himself to many charities.

The Forgotten Hockey Players Of Broadway Podcast- Pierre Larouche- Episode # 34

Former NHL Star Pierre LaRouche by Supertalk Mississippi