Never Far from Home

Amber Moore grew up on the west coast playing hockey, and has loved the sport since an early age. Her life brought her around the country to play, and she eventually landed on the eastern seaboard, and ended up in some spectacular moments within the sport. We explore many of her tales, from childhood, to grown-up childhood. Enjoy the stories she shares, and the energy with which she shares them!

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Zack Fisch was a sporty guy growing up, but found himself loving the game of hockey from a young age. He talks about how he moved through the youth ranks, and then his decision to stay involved with the game after his playing was over. That decision drove many others, and we navigate his career path, and how he has managed to stay in the game he so loves. Enjoy his many tales!

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Herm Sorcher grew up going to hockey games, and loved most aspects of it. When he was in college, he worked for the Hartford Whalers, and was able to attend a good amount of games over three years. He took some time away from hockey and worked in baseball for 17 years, and has since returned to the best game there is. In his new capacity, he has seen a different side of hockey. Enjoy his tales!

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Tim Rinck grew up playing the game from a young age. He fell in love with so many aspects of the sport, and the community that came with it. Hockey stayed with him through some college time, and has been a piece of his journey throughout all his travels. We met in Steamboat while he was living there, and now, we were able to sit down and share some of his favorite moments from the game. Enjoy!

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Johnny Kyte joined the podcast. We had a great chat about his hockey life, hockey family, and some wonderful stories were shared. Johnny was a bouncer, spending some of his youth in the States, and other times up in Canada. He talks about balancing that with the hockey, and we get into some stories from his college days. Also we speak on the Canadian Deaf National Team. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did!

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Troy Mick grew up in Vernon, BC. We go through his stories, from his earliest at two getting pushed around the rink, to his current status as a coach in Philadelphia. In the middle, there is a draft experience to the Penguins, some injuries, a quick transition to coaching after retirement from playing, and we look at it all. Troy shares some wonderful stories about his hockey experiences, and it was a pleasure listening. I hope you enjoy.

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Tom Greene grew up in Arvada hockey, and was part of a hockey family through and through. We talk about his career playing, and some of his stand out memories, including some trips to Aspen. We also share our meeting story, and it truly shows the community aspect of what hockey means. He also shares some current stories about what he is doing, and some coaching gigs he happened into. Enjoy the many tales on this one, as I sure did!

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Billy Carr joined the podcast, and we were able to explore his story from his beginnings as a kid playing in Maryland, through his time helping to build the Laurel rink, and up through his twenties and thirties. There are plenty of great stories in this one, and while we stray from the "timeline" you may be used to, you will love the candid responses. Billy is another guest who opens up about the mental health side of the game as well. Enjoy.

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Jim, Adam, and Ben all sit down as we are able to talk about the Goalies Inc. brand a little more in depth. Jim, of course, was on Episode 166, and shared some of his story, but we really focus on the business in this one, and also some of the fun stories that have come out of it. Adam and Ben also are on the pod, as we go around the table talking hockey, and sharing memories, as well as some laughs. Enjoy!

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Adam Lindeman picked up the game of hockey at a young age, and has had a wonderful experience with the game. He didn't dive into being a goalie until his Bantam and Midget years, but has since grown in the role, and is still playing today. We talk about many things on this episode, including some fun stories, but things get serious as well when we mention mental health. Adam opens up about some dark times, and explains how hockey may have saved his life. Enjoy.

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