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Funding, Ice Time, and the Future of the Game
🎙️ Ice Jam Podcast – Episode One
We speak with Paul Graham, president of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League, for a candid conversation about the shifting landscape of youth hockey.
From funding challenges and volunteer burnout to the rise of prospect scouting at younger ages, Paul shares insights from the rink and the boardroom.
Discover why this level of hockey deserves more fans in the stands—and how storytelling, tradition, and innovation might be the key to growing the game. Tune in and join the conversation shaping the future of Canadian hockey.
Visit the NSU18MHL and FFMedia
We speak with Paul Graham, president of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League, for a candid conversation about the shifting landscape of youth hockey.
From funding challenges and volunteer burnout to the rise of prospect scouting at younger ages, Paul shares insights from the rink and the boardroom.
Discover why this level of hockey deserves more fans in the stands—and how storytelling, tradition, and innovation might be the key to growing the game. Tune in and join the conversation shaping the future of Canadian hockey.
Visit the NSU18MHL and FFMedia
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By Firm Foundation Media Radio Network🎙️ Ice Jam Podcast – Episode One
We speak with Paul Graham, president of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League, for a candid conversation about the shifting landscape of youth hockey.
From funding challenges and volunteer burnout to the rise of prospect scouting at younger ages, Paul shares insights from the rink and the boardroom.
Discover why this level of hockey deserves more fans in the stands—and how storytelling, tradition, and innovation might be the key to growing the game. Tune in and join the conversation shaping the future of Canadian hockey.
Visit the NSU18MHL and FFMedia
We speak with Paul Graham, president of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League, for a candid conversation about the shifting landscape of youth hockey.
From funding challenges and volunteer burnout to the rise of prospect scouting at younger ages, Paul shares insights from the rink and the boardroom.
Discover why this level of hockey deserves more fans in the stands—and how storytelling, tradition, and innovation might be the key to growing the game. Tune in and join the conversation shaping the future of Canadian hockey.
Visit the NSU18MHL and FFMedia