Eye Of The Storm: A Guelph Storm Podcast w/Ryan Drury

Ryan is joined by Storm defender and St. Louis Blues prospect, Michael Buchinger. The man responsible for the Buchy Bomb discusses his hockey roots, his time with the Storm, growing from a rookie to a veteran, and his Indigenous heritage.

Ryan welcomes on rookie forward Parker Snelgrove, who recently scored his first career OHL goal in highlight-reel fashion against his hometown London Knights. Parker discusses growing up in the Forest City, his hockey heroes, the big goal, and much more.

Ryan welcomes on Storm forward Ryan McGuire from on the road in Erie, to discuss his hard-nosed play style, his roots in Burlington, and the camaraderie of the team this year. He also touches on his EA NHL video game supremacy on the team, his equipment, his musical tastes and much more.

Ryan welcomes on Storm defender Tommy Budnick, who digs into his early days growing up in Michigan, starting his OHL career in Kingston, and his move to Guelph alongside his longtime best pal, Max Namestnikov. Despite some connection issues, Tommy shares his music tastes, his outlook on his game, and his self-admitted particular equipment needs.

Ryan welcomes on Jordon Kehoe, Vice President of the Storm Trackers, the official fan group booster club of the Guelph Storm. Jordon discusses how he became a Storm fan, who and what the Storm Trackers are, and how you can become a member. He also discusses the team so far this year, with the episode recorded BEFORE the OHL trade deadline.

Ryan welcomes on OA Guelph Storm defender, Brayden Hislop, to talk about his minor hockey days in Waterloo, growing up a Red Wings fan, and his days in the GOJHL. He also touches on his team and teammates this year, the team's championship mindset and his musical tastes and road routine that help him zone in for great defensive play on a nightly basis.

Ryan welcomes on longtime voice of the Guelph Storm on Rogers TV, Steve Fitzsimmons. Steve shares stories from his 21 years covering the team, including the championship teams he saw in 2004, 2014 and 2019, as well as notable players, coaches, GMs and more from his time in the booth.

Ryan welcomes on Storm rookie centre, Wil McFadden, who discusses growing up and playing hockey in Peterborough, his early hockey inspirations and his equipment. Wil also shares his thoughts on starting his Jr career in the Royal City, as well as his team mates and the tight-knit room in Guelph.

Ryan welcomes on "Mad" Max Namestnikov, who has become a Storm fan favourite since being acquired from Sarnia in 2022. Max discusses his U.S./Russian heritage, his older brother Vladislav who continues to inspire him, and his very enjoyable time so far in the Royal City.