Hockey on the West Coast is growing faster by the day, but the number one problem still exists: not enough ice rinks. Emerson is joined on the show by up and coming youth hockey coach and former pro Brett Beebe. The duo discuss dynamics of their sport in the Golden State, grassroots hockey initiatives that further increase the reach in the region and the future outlook of this young Ducks hockey team. Later, Emer recaps recent NHL news and shares key points with NAHL coach Sam Graham on how prospects can standout during summer camps and tryouts.

Pete "Swaggy P" Lenes and Brianna Decker join Emerson on the latest edition of Etem UP. Swaggy and Emer talk about becoming a viral hockey content creator, becoming a renowned skills coach and growing his business through the sport of hockey. Later, former USA Olympic Gold Medalist Brianna Decker talk about their days together at Shattuck-St. Mary's, success of women's professional hockey and returning to their prep school to begin her coaching career. Finally, Emer wraps the show with a recap of the Stanley Cup Finals, 2024 NHL Entry Draft, Free Agency and new additions for the Ducks.

New week, new eppy! Emerson has a couple of certified beauties and all-around great guys join the show this week. Notable Toronto Maple Leafs villain and TSN Bardown's personality and content producer, Jesse Pollock, is first up to talk about life in Winnipeg, hockey, Teemu Selanne and some playoff talk. Later, Aiden Dale of Hockey Benders and overall content machine, calls in to talk about his love for hockey, being a positive influence, share wisdom in content creation and more playoffs!

Comedian and actor Ian Bagg joins Emerson on the latest edition of Etem UP. The Canadian Winters and Long Beach Summers collide in a SoCal showdown of hockey origins, love for comedy and some interesting playoff predictions this Spring.

Chase De Leo joins Emerson Etem on Etem UP to discuss what it's like growing up as a hockey player in SoCal. The two go into detail on the amount of work and determination it takes to become a professional hockey player at the highest level.

Puck Empire's Panos Mavridis joins Emerson on the latest installment of Etem UP (0:25). Emer and Panos talk through hockey and football coverage, the growing presence on social media and some predictions for upcoming NHL free agency. Later, former Mighty Duck, Terry Yake, joins the show (22:01) to talk about Emer's recent appearance and possible beer league retirement with Terry's team. The pair talk about the rise of hockey in California, some fun golf takes and a few Stanley Cup playoffs predictions.

Emerson is back in the Kariya Studio and pumped for the NHL debut of Cutter Gauthier following his remarkable NCAA Sophomore season. Emer recaps the Freeway Face-Off games this month and the rise in play among Anaheim's blossoming young core. Fan voicemail and messages return and it's all cringe when it comes to Kings fans these days. Finally, Emer wraps things up with NHL news and notes before the team plays in their 2023-24 regular season finale against Vegas.

Emer and professional skateboarder and OC legend Billy Marks follow-up their epic Ducks skate session with a sit down in Kariya studio where the SoCal kids talk parenting, career in skateboarding and a lifelong love for the Anaheim Ducks.

Etem is back in the Kariya Studio and this time joined his former Anaheim Ducks teammate and retired NHL Defenseman, Bryan Allen. Ally shares some of the spoils of retired life in Cabo (1:42), their connection as teammates (3:20), and a great story at the famous Roxy in Vancouver (3:57). Later, Emer and Ally dive into mighty messages received by fans (7:42), including Ally's Mt. Rushmore of NHL fighters (15:29). The pair wrap up with some discussion on finances (18:52) and their work in hockey as notable Ducks alumni (21:46).

Emerson Etem takes John Gibson out to the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY, to enjoy wings from the home of the buffalo chicken wing. The two chat about childhood memories, favorite goaltenders and more as Emer asks 36 questions to number 36.