Kevin Kaminski played 139 games in the NHL amassing 528 PIM’s. Although known as an enforcer in the NHL, Kaminski was an extremely skilful player recording 99 points with the Saskatoon Blades in 1987-88 and seasons of 64 and 45 points in the AHL. Players Kaminski “protected” include Joe Sakic and Petr Bondra.

Enforcers he went toe-to-toe with include Bob Probert and Tie Domi.

Kaminski is now back in Saskatchewan coaching and with the goal of making it back to the NHL, this time behind the bench.

7 Canadian championships, 3 time World champion, 2-time Olympic silver medallist.

Elvis Stojko is a Canadian and figure skating icon.

Elvis explains how he was bullied early in life because he was figure skating.

He is known as one of the first figure skaters to incorporate martial arts in his routines.

Hear about the time Elvis met Chuck Norris, the infamous Eric Lindros incident and how he has moved on from competitive sports to acting.

Beth is one third of the great Habby Hour Podcast. From Virginia, Beth got into hockey around 2011 and immediately fanned up the Habs (who wouldn't ;)

On the show we discuss the current playoffs, the Habs surprising run, Jake Allen and the future of the Bleu Blanc Rouge.

Alana got into hockey around 2010. She initially chose "her" team because she likes Penguins. She now creates all sorts of cool art work with team logos and players pictures. Listen to a "new" hockey fan who had a hobby into a passion.

Check out her Instagram @thehockeycreative

Cali, from San Diego California is a yoga teacher as well as a personal trainer specializing in strength and recovery.

She took up hockey just recently and has already developed into her team’s starting goalie.

Hear Cali tell stories like sharing a chairlift with Wayne Gretzky, and one time at practice this young cocky goalie hit the ice with the other players and stopped every puck shot at him. The cocky kid….Thatcher Demko.

Rae Rae and Breezy co-host the House of Hockey Podcast. In this episode of Pucking Funny we discuss how they started House Of Hockey as well as the recent NHL postponement of games, Mike Milbury’s dismissal from NBC sports, Allan Walsh’s awkward Twittering, the current playoffs, and lots more.

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Veronica is one third of the great Habs Podcast Habby Hour.

She was born in South America, now resides Vancouver and has always been an avid (or is it Habid?) Canadiens fan.

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Today we talk to former Montreal Canadien, and 1993 Stanley Cup Champion Gilbert Dionne.

Hear Gilbert talk about his childhood in Drummondville Quebec when over the summers his eldest brother, Hall Of Famer Marcel Dionne would come spend time with the family.

Gilbert discuses playing on the 1993 Habs with players such as Patrick Roy, John Leclair, Paul Dipietro and Gary Leeman as well as coach Jacques Demers.

Jules St.Louis was a boxer ranked #2 in her weight class in Canada, trained in Martial Arts with George St-Pierre, and is now a stunt person.

Jules had a difficult upbringing, got into combat sports initially as a form of self defense, worked her way through the ranks. Subsequent substance abuse and depression had her leave sports and lose relationships.

Jules has now recaptured her love of pushing boundaries as a stunt person.

She has her own inspirational podcast aptly entitled The Untamed Gal.

Jim Thomson played 7 seasons in the NHL on the Washington Capitals, Hartford Whalers, New Jersey Devils, Los Angeles Kings, Ottawa Senators, and Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.

He played under coaches such as Barry Melrose, Rick Bowness, Bryan Murray and Larry Pleau.

After hockey Jim went through difficulties, bounced back and is now a coach and mentor to young players.