Live from McCall, Idaho! Utah ACHA M1 captain Dylan Dix joins the show (22:50) as the Skatin' Utes prep for the upcoming season with their annual training camp trip. Dix covers the unique aspects of playing ACHA Hockey out west and how his junior hockey career led him to playing college hockey in Salt Lake City.

Brady and Billy Zegras join the show this week (16:52) to talk about growing up playing hockey on opposite sides of the country. Brady shares his experiences at Ole Miss which included and SECHC title in 2020, while Brady talks about the rebuild that helped put UCLA hockey in the spotlight.

Tennessee State Hockey Administrator Nick Guerriero joins the show this week (17:08) to give us a behind the scenes look at the first HBCU to add college hockey. Nick walks us through his background in sports and how he found himself in the position of building the foundation for Tennessee State's hockey program.

After five years at Minot State, captains Davis Sheldon and Drew Carter join the pod (8:29) to recap their impressive careers that included three national championship game appearances, two national championship titles, and a trip to Romania to represent Team Canada in the World Cup of Hockey.

It's about time! The boys welcome on Maddy Glynn and Haley Battles (25:57) from the reigning ACHA W1 National Champions. Since arriving at Liberty Glynn and Battles have won two national championships to help the Flames to five consecutive national championship titles. The girls jump on the pod to give a behind the scenes look at one of the greatest dynasties in college hockey history.

Bobcats legend and longtime friend of the show Tyler Harkins (23:26) joins the pod to recap his time at Ohio with Herm.

Nebraska forwards Kane Beerenstrauch and Nathan Weber join the show this week (20:20) to talk all things Husker Hockey. From their trip to Nationals in St. Louis to parking across town at the nearest Walmart before road trips, the boys cover it all.

ACHA legend Brendan Studioso joins the show for Episode 98 (19:30). Brendan spent the majority of his college career playing for Arizona State's ACHA M1 team before getting called up to the NCAA team at the end of his senior season. Brendan talks about the transition from ACHA to NCAA and his experience traveling with the team to Alaska where he scored his first NCAA goal.

Longtime listener and friend of the show Thomas Sullivan joins the show this week (23:12) with an episode long enough to help you through that Memorial Day Weekend traffic. Sully recaps his career at Stony Brook and the lessons he learned about being a backup goalie in college.