Never Far from Home

Taylor Shrode began playing hockey when she was ten. She fell in love with the game a few years later when she started traveling for a team on the Front Range of Colorado. She talks about her trip through the rest of U19, then into her college career as well. Enjoy the many tales she has about her hockey!

Bobby Davis began playing hockey around nine or ten. He shares tales from a young age of the impact his mom and dad had on him, not just on the ice, but in life. He was well travelled in the game by the time he graduated high school, and has found himself plugged in to the community of the rink at every juncture of his life. Enjoy the many stories he shares about what exactly makes this community one of his most important to this day.

Nicco Cardarelli began playing hockey early in his childhood. He gathered rather quickly that it would not lead him to the NHL as a player, but he accepted this, and found a love of the game amidst the camaraderie with teammates, and eventual lifelong friends. His passion took over again in his mid-twenties, when he decided to get into broadcasting, and he shares stories from his many experiences that have since unfolded, including Parasport.tv, a company he began. Enjoy!

Kyle Hayton began playing hockey when he was seven. He found more of a pssion for the game around twelve, and pursued his dreams of playing professionally. His journey took him through many stops, and we explore stories from most. Enjoy the tales of a tendy who, dare I say it, seemed to have his stuff together.

In the first ever State of Hockey Address, Mike Cochran returns to the show, as we talk about what the first one hundred episodes have done. There is a recap, touching on some of the favorite episodes, and there is an update to the trip itself. The boys end with a little NHL hockey talk as well. Enjoy, and thank you for your support through the first 100. The promise is alive, that each episode we strive to be better!