**Hockey 2 Hell and Back #131 | Featuring Theo Peckham**  

Welcome back to *Hockey 2 Hell and Back*! In episode #131, **Brady Leavold** sits down with former NHL defenseman **Theo Peckham** for an open and raw conversation about hockey, life beyond the game, and the challenges that come with it.  

Peckham, known for his tough, physical play with the **Edmonton Oilers**, shares his journey from the NHL to life after hockey. He opens up about the highs and lows of his career, the mental and physical toll of the game, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.  

This episode is packed with **powerful insights, untold stories, and honest reflections**—a must-listen for hockey fans, players, and anyone navigating the ups and downs of life.  

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Luke Gazdic from Mitts Off and Sportsnet drops by and shares his journey to the NHL and life after hockey. You do not want to miss this one!

Hockey 2 Hell And Back welcomes Stanley Cup champion Nick Kypreos. Kypreos is joining Brady for the second time dating back to 2021. Currently Kypreos is the host of Real Kyper and Bourne a show on Sportsnet Monday-Friday from 4-6pm est. He is also a regular analyst on Sportsnet and a successful author among many other things! This episode will also be featured during Hockey Night In Canada's feature Hockey Day In Canada on January 20th 2024.

Nathan Harmon has rapidly become one of the most sought after motivational speakers in the USA. Nathan's journey comes from a combination of a troubled past and a great desire to help others overcome many of his same struggles. In his younger years Nathan battled divorced parents, suicidal thoughts, self harm, alcohol and drug addictions, bulimia and eventually jail. Nathan is now over 13 years sober by the power of the Gospel. With Nathan’s testimony, passion and energy but most importantly God's calling, he had been able to impact people with lifelong change in all walks of life.