We've come to this. Preds forward Kyle Turris joins the podcast to defend why he believes adding ketchup to macaroni and cheese is the way to go. Thomas Willis and Brooks Bratten share updates from video calls with goaltender Pekka Rinne and center Nick Bonino, comment on Joel Ward retiring and reflect some more on the 2017 postseason. 

The podcast catches up with Predators defenseman Dante Fabbro, who looks back on his first full season in the NHL and speculates on the League's return. Brooks Bratten and Thomas Willis provide updates on top prospects: Philip Tomasino, Jeremy Davies, Eeli Tolvanen and others. Plus, the show dives into hockey's potential return to specific locations and without fans.

The NHL and other sports leagues comment on the possibility of returning to empty arenas. Preds broadcaster and former NHL player and coach Terry Crisp joins the show. Plus, Thomas Willis and Brooks Bratten take a look at the Predators' pending UFAs and RFAs. 

Former NHL GM and Sportsnet Analyst Brian Burke shares his expertise on how players, GMs and the NHL should be preparing for the return of hockey. Predators Head Coach John Hynes and forward Matt Duchene provide updates on their time in self quarantine. Plus, Brooks Bratten and Thomas Willis talk NHL20, potential call-ups and favorite snacks. 

Predators President & CEO Sean Henry joins the show to discuss how the organization continues to impact the community despite the pause to the 2019-20 season. Plus, hear from Preds Captain Roman Josi and goaltender Pekka Rinne as they adjust to life while social distancing.

Predators broadcaster and former player Chris Mason joins the POP to explain his experience with lockouts and staying ready to play hockey again. He also shares why he believes Roman Josi should win the Norris Trophy and analyzes the progression of Juuse Saros. Plus, Brooks Bratten and Thomas Willis take a Twitter debate into the studio: What is currently the biggest goal in Preds history? 

Our lives have changed for the foreseeable future, and we're only one week into the international quarantine for the coronavirus. When will hockey be back? What could a shortened season look like? Sportsnet's Jeff Marek joins the show to answer those questions. Plus, Thomas Willis and Brooks Bratten cover the two player signings by the Preds and discuss a variety of topics proposed by fans.

With the impending threat of the coronavirus, the NHL elects to pause the Predators' 2019-20 season immediately. What's next? Brooks Bratten and Thomas Willis provide some insight into one of the most unprecedented times in the history of sports. Plus, Willie O'Ree, the Hockey Hall of Famer who broke the NHL color barrier, joins the show. 

The Predators win an emotional game after a tornado hits Middle Tennessee. Still, Nashville is back on the playoff line after another up-and-down week. Pierre Lebrun of TSN and The Athletic joins the show to share his insight on the Predators' strategy at the trade deadline and forecasts the final few weeks of the playoff race. Plus, Thomas Willis and Brooks Bratten answer fan questions on the construction of the team's roster, GM meetings and Nashville's upcoming schedule.

Fresh off one of the most miraculous comebacks in franchise history, the Predators are back in a playoff spot as the stretch run begins. Brooks Bratten and Thomas Willis evaluate the Preds' roster now that the NHL Trade Deadline has passed and look ahead to the race to the postseason. Plus, defenseman Korbinian Holzer joins the show to discuss his trade to the Predators and his first few days in Nashville.