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Welcome to the full 60 featuring Craig Custins and presented by The Athletic.

Each week, we'll dive into the biggest stories in hockey while bringing in unique voices to entertain and explain all aspects of the game.

Hey, this is Craig, and welcome to this week's episode of the full 60.

This week's guest is The Athletics Katie String, who is making her, I believe it's

third appearance on the podcast.

And since Katie and I last chatted on the podcast, I think she was out in the fall when

she was doing a few stories at the athletic around hockey culture,

drug use, and a few kind of heavy lifts, as Katie tends to do, in the hockey world.

And since then, she has been dedicating a lot of her time into investigating and talking to victims of a prominent youth hockey coach who operated primarily out of Illinois and had been accused of sexual abuse by several victims spanning long periods of time.

And Katie has been, as she tends to do, she has been reporting it very deeply, very

diligently, and has produced two very powerful stories at the athletic that I would encourage

you to go read. And I wanted to get her on here to talk about the process of those stories,

to share the story, to talk about what's next, to get around here to talk about the process of those stories, to share the story,

to talk about what's next, to get into the reaction.

There's a lot there.

So fair warning, we are talking about sexual abuse.

So there's some, I would say, graphic portions of this conversation.

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