Happy Festivus everyone! Fang Faction Radio welcomes you to listen to our Festivus Podcast. Throughout the podcast, guests--seen after the jump--will "air their grievances" about the hockey world that they have bottled up until now. Later on, host Fang Finger selects one person who will participate in the "Feits of Strength", who will wrestle Frank Costanza to end the holiday of Festivus.

Get out your aluminum poles and prepare for the Festivus celebration.

We encourage you to air your grievances to us by either commenting in the comment section below, emailing [email protected], or Tweeting to @Fang_Faction.

It is time for Festivus for the Restivus!

Guests

Justin Bradford (@PenaltyBoxRadio and PenaltyBoxRadio.com)

Dan Bradley (@DanDBradley and HasBeenSports.com)

*Ray Harris (@CanadasPredsFan)

*Ryan Shannon (@RyanTShannon)

*-Hosts of the show as well

Fang Faction Radio did their Milwaukee Admirals Season Preview Podcast Thursday. The Admirals drop the puck to the start of their season Friday night, October 12 at 6 PM CT against the Grand Rapids Griffins--the Detroit Red Wings AHL affiliate--on the road.

Host Fang Finger and co-host of the show Jason Bohn, Fang Faction's Milwaukee Admirals writer, were joined with the voice of the Milwaukee Admirals on 1250 WSSP Aaron Sims to preview the upcoming season. Follow Aaron on Twitter, @AaronAdmirals.

Fang Faction Radio closed out their Central Division preview podcasts with Matt Wagner to preview the Columbus Blue Jackets. Host Fang Finger, and co-hosts Ryan Shannon and Ray Harris discuss with Matt about what to expect from the Blue Jackets this season. There were some interesting topics discussed in this episode.

Matt Wagner is a Columbus Blue Jackets writer for The Cannon. Follow Matt on Twitter, @bzarcher.

Fang Faction Radio continued their Central Division preview podcasts with Tab Bamford to preview the Chicago Blackhawks. Host Fang Finger, and co-hosts Ryan Shannon and Ray Harris discuss with Tab about what to expect from the Blackhawks this season.

Tab Bamford is a Chicago Blackhawks writer for Commited Indians and The Fourth Period. Follow Tab on Twitter, @The1Tab.

Fang Faction Radio continued their Central Division preview podcasts with George Malik to preview the Detroit Red Wings. Host Fang Finger, and co-hosts Ryan Shannon and Ray Harris discuss with George about what to expect from the Red Wings this season. Also, we discuss ex-Predator forward Jordin Tootoo.

George Malik is a Detroit Red Wings writer for The Malik Report on Kukla's Korner. George is on Twitter, @georgemalik.

Fang Faction Radio continued their Central Division preview podcasts with Jeremy Gover to preview the Nashville Predators. Host Fang Finger, and co-hosts Ryan Shannon and Ray Harris discuss with Jeremy about what to expect from the Predators this season. Also, we discuss Shea Weber, Austin Watson and Colin Wilson.

Jeremy Gover is a credentialed Nashville Predators writer on Section303.com and host of the 303:30 podcast on 102.5 The Game. Jeremy is also on Twitter, @Cellblock303.

Fang Faction Radio started their Central Division preview podcasts with Jeff Quirin to talk about the St. Louis Blues. Host Fang Finger, and co-hosts Ryan Shannon and Ray Harris discuss with Jeff about what to expect from the Blues this season. Also, the buzz around Vladimir Tarasenko. Plus, the goaltender duo in Jaroslav Halak and Brian Elliot.]

Jeff Quirin is a St. Louis Blues hockey writer for HockeyBuzz.com and BlueNoteZone.com. Jeff is also on Twitter @JTQ_1.

Listen to Fang Faction Radio - Episode 7, as Ray Harris, Ryan Shannon and Fang Finger discuss our meaningless divisional realignment proposal. Listen and download on iTunes for free!

*Recorded July 21, 2012.

Ryan Shannon and Fang Finger interview Joe Yerdon of Pro Hockey Talk on NBC about the latest Shea Weber and NHL news. Ray Harris has the night off as he is in London.

Also, they play the Shea Weber and Barry Trotz conference call.

Listen and download another episode of Fang Faction Radio, as Fang Finger and Ryan Shannon interview the most successful Nashville Predators' national anthem singer, Dennis Morgan.