Eating Pucks Podcast

Episode 35 of Eating Pucks Podcast the boys go down south to Texas A&M where we talk with defenseman Jack Gesino. We get into the rivalry with Texas University, playing youth hockey in Texas, and what it means to be part of the Texas A&M hockey program.

Episode 34 of Eating Pucks Podcast features Griffin Luce former pro who played for NTDP and Michigan before signing as an undrafted free agent. Goes through playing in the program and his journey in Michigan.

Episode 34 of Eating Pucks Podcast features Griffin Luce former pro who played for NTDP and Michigan before signing as an undrafted free agent. Goes through playing in the program and his journey in Michigan.

Episode 33 of Eating Pucks Podcast features Boo Nieves former New York Ranger and now co-owner of Topline Hockey. We talk about Boo's route to get into the NHL, first game, and getting into Topline hockey.

Episode 32 of Eating Pucks Podcast features Scott Paluch of USA Hockey Development league. We dive into why the league has started, what it means for players, coaches, and how this effects other programs.

Episode 31 of Eating Pucks Podcast features Colin Grable defenseman for Dartmouth College. Colin breaks down playing for Dartmouth College, youth hockey experience and some chirps thrown along the way.

Episode 30 of Eating Pucks Podcast dives into Mike and Johnny's week and we get a surprise pop up visit from Danielle Fujita of the Calgary Flames organization.

Episode 29 of Eating Pucks Podcast features Justin Selman of Topline Hockey. We dive into his playing career at Michigan University, going through some adversity, and what Topline has to offer for all age groups.

Episode 28 of Eating Pucks Podcast features head coach Michael Berra of the U16 Nashville Jr. Predators. We get into how it works at the TPH Academy, what he looks for in a player, building the program, and of course BBQ talk.

Episode 27 of Eating Pucks Podcast Features Ryan Swain of Swain Hockey Skills and Development. He takes us through his program, working with professional players as well as the younger hockey players, and when skills should be introduced to new players.