It's the last episode of the season! Aaron and Kelvin are taking a much-deserved break for the summer, but before that the guys are talking with two very important guests on two very different topics. Mark Watson is a former football player who now specializes in brain health and the effects of multiple impacts to the head. Mark stopped by the studio to share his experience and what questions the sports world needs to ask. In the second segment the guys chat with Peter Belisle, friend of the show and the Head Coach of UMass Boston Division 3 hockey. 

Thanks for listening everybody, we'll talk to you in a couple months!

A local BC boy, we brought Andrew into the Glass & Out studios to talk about his experience playing in the East Coast Hockey League, the American Hockey League, and how he ended up coaching professional hockey in the UK.

A local BC boy, we brought Andrew into the Glass & Out studios to talk about his experience playing in the East Coast Hockey League, the American Hockey League, and how he ended up coaching professional hockey in the UK.

For Pyramid Hockey's John Becanic, the wonderful thing about coaching hockey is finding something new every single time you see a game or a practice. Sure, that might mean you're a little obsessive every now and again, but John has made a career out of the notion that if you're not learning, your time is up.

For Pyramid Hockey's John Becanic, the wonderful thing about coaching hockey is finding something new every single time you see a game or a practice. Sure, that might mean you're a little obsessive every now and again, but John has made a career out of the notion that if you're not learning, your time is up.

It's always a treat when you get to talk to someone who's seen the game from multiple angles.  And boy, does Dave Poulin ever qualify.  A former captain of the Philadelphia Flyers (even though he was told he was much too small for the Broad Street Bullies of that era), Poulin has played, coached, managed, and now analyzed basically ever hockey league on Earth.  And that's not even really much an exaggeration. Enjoy!

It's always a treat when you get to talk to someone who's seen the game from multiple angles. 

And boy, does Dave Poulin ever qualify. 

A former captain of the Philadelphia Flyers (even though he was told he was much too small for the Broad Street Bullies of that era), Poulin has played, coached, managed, and now analyzed basically ever hockey league on Earth. 

And that's not even really much an exaggeration. Enjoy!

Check in on the goaltending performances in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, particularly finalists Marc Andre Fleury and Braden Holtby, with Toronto Maple Leafs Goalie Coach Steve Briere.

Check in on the goaltending performances in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, particularly finalists Marc Andre Fleury and Braden Holtby, with Toronto Maple Leafs Goalie Coach Steve Briere.

Matt Korthuis learned early on in his pro career that he needed to excel at certain skills in order to keep his career going. Never the most skilled player out there (his words), Matt's turned his ability to study the game's details closely into a career developing young players.