Roaring 20's Podcast

Former Royals Goaltender Mark Dekanich - "The DexShow" - is next up on the Bird & Berbs Podcast (17:00-53:00). He talks about his obsession with Pokémon Go, a crazy story involving a zamboni driver and two Russians in Vancouver and how he was once ranked #1 in the world on Xbox Live for the NHL 2k6 video game. Bird can't wait to tell you how many times he's watched "Moana" and Berbs gives you a preview of the Royals leadership group (1:00-17:00). In "Life on the Road", the boys highlight the great city of Cincinnati, home to the ECHL's Cylcones (53:00-1:01:00).

Royals Equipment Manager Jason "J Bird" MacDonald and Sean "Berbs" Berberich are FIRED UP on a rainy morning in Reading. First off, the boys recap the shenanigans of a fun weekend at Fall Fest in West Reading, plus Bird highlights the Royals Theme Night Schedule and single-game tickets going on sale (1:00-15:00). Next up, the "Hummelstown Hammer" Dillan Fox joins and talks about the time he got caught going to the hotel pool by Head Coach Kirk MacDonald (15:00-36:00). To complete the podcast, the boys discuss the best spots to eat and grab a drink in Toledo, OH with "Life on the Road."

Single-game tickets for the Royals 2018-19 season are available by calling 610-898-7825 or visiting Royalshockey.com.

Royals Equipment Manager Jason "J Bird" MacDonald and Sean "Berbs" Berberich catch up with new Royals assistant coach Mike Marcou (16:00-38:00). Coach tells us how he learned to make a potato gun and why he came back to Reading. To kick things off (1:00-16:00), Sean and J Bird explain why they're excited for some new paint and cabinets in the locker room. Sean also puts on his best Wheeling, WV accent (38:00-47:00) as we get you acquainted with the home of the Nailers in "Life on the Road."

This is not your typical hockey podcast. On the first-ever episode of the "Bird & Berbs Podcast", Equipment Manager Jason "J Bird" MacDonald and Athletic Trainer Sean "Berbs" Berberich chat with Royals forward Steven Swavely about his night terrors, how he earned the nickname "Spring Break Steve" and his expectations for the 2018-19 Royals. Plus, we take fan questions and get to the bottom of the old chicken & waffles place in Glens Falls, NY, home of the Adirondack Thunder.