It's a very special 32nd episode! It's the final episode before our summer break and the final episode for producer extraordinaire, Grant Beery as he heads off to a new gig.

As the Seattle Kraken wrap up the '24-'25 season, our hosts Piper Shaw and JT Brown sit down with goaltender Joey Daccord to talk about his journey so far with the organization. After being selected in the Expansion Draft, leading the Firebirds to the Calder Cup Final, and now gaining the starting netminder job, Joey discusses what this organization means to him and why he's committed long term to Seattle. Joey also shares insights on how players like Brandon Montour, Chandler Stephenson, and others contribute to the locker room as well as his process for staying in shape and mentally prepared to stop pucks every night.

Thanks for listening all season! Stay tuned for some special episodes during the summer, and we'll return to our regular schedule in the fall.

We've had him on the show with other guests before, but this time John Forslund joins hosts Piper Shaw and JT Brown all by himself for an in-depth conversation about his life, his career, and his process.

John shares stories of traveling through blizzards with the Whalers, how his friendship with Edzo has grown over the years, and the significance of the "Hey Hey Whaddya Say?" goal call he's used for decades. There's so much more the trio cover, so settle in for an incredible chat with the Voice of the Kraken.

Piper and JT are on the road, but that won't stop them from bringing you another episode of Signals From the Deep! Our intrepid hosts catch you up on the latest additions and departures after this season's trade deadline, the impact of the Kraken's Finnish phenoms, especially Eeli Tolvanen and Jani Nyman, who scored his first NHL goal against Montreal. Lastly, Piper and JT talk about the return of Philipp Grubauer to the lineup and how he and Joey Daccord performed during the latest homestand.

It blew up on social media, so you know we're dedicating the top of our show to learning all about JT's newest tattoo, Jar Jar Binks playing hockey. Piper and Grant get to the bottom of why Jar Jar, why now, and what he has to say to the haters. Also this week, our hosts discuss the return of the Kraken captain, Jordan Eberle and how that will affect the team as the season starts to wind down. Even though we recorded before the trade deadline on March 7th, the crew also talks about what the day means for players and what to expect as deals are made around the NHL and potentially in Seattle.

It's time for another listener mailbag! Piper Shaw, JT Brown, and Grant answer a selection of questions submitted by listeners about everything from rules, to road life, to JT's take on potato salad.

Later on, our hosts are joined by Brock McGillis to discuss his journey as the first openly gay professional hockey player. Brock also details his career after hockey as a public speaker, advocating for inclusion in sports. His Shiftmakers Tour is starting across the US after completing a successful run all over Canada. You can learn more about Brock and the Shiftmakers Tour at brockmcgillis.com

It's almost time for the 4 Nations Face-Off! Kaapo Kakko will be representing the Kraken on Team Finland during the tournament, and Hosts Piper Shaw and JT Brown discuss the who, what, where, and how to watch for the entire tournament. Our hosts are also planning on using the time away from the rink to visit their favorite Disney theme parks, so what better way kick off the break than a game of match the Kraken player to the Disney attraction? Jaden Schwartz then joins the show to talk about his role as a leader with the team, what he learned during his years in St. Louis on the way to a Stanley Cup, and how his golf game compares to JT's.

It's Episode 26, and everyone is back together in the Emerald City! Hosts Piper Shaw and JT Brown discuss the upcoming mom's trip for the players and what JT remembers from parents trips during his time in the NHL. Hot vs. cold takes about rules, suspensions, and outdoor games are debated by the crew before Kraken defenseman Josh Mahura joins the show. He gives us insight on the origin of his nickname, "Muzz", his top 5 candy choices, and more.

The latest episode of "Signals from the Deep" dives into the Seattle Kraken's current state as they navigate the challenges of consistency in their game going into another long road trip. Hosts Piper Shaw and JT Brown then take to the locker room to interview Josh Mahura, Brandon Montour, and Ryker Evans about the proper way for a dog to wear pants. All this and more in our very first episode of 2025!

This week, hosts Piper Shaw and JT Brown join us on the road from Denver, Colorado just before the Kraken's final regular season game against the Avalanche this season. They talk about the Kaapo Kakko trade, how the road trip has progressed so far, Yanni Gourde's viral interview with Piper, and what the holiday break will bring for each of them.

From all us at Signals From the Deep, we hope you have a happy holiday season and we'll see you again in 2025!

He's back, and this time it's permanent. Host Piper Shaw introduces her new co-host for every new episode of Signals from the Deep, JT Brown. The duo talk about the events of the Kraken's latest east coast swing, including the chance of a lifetime for an amateur goalie getting the call up to backup for the team at Madison Square Garden.