The SensChirp Podcast

After a flurry of episodes in the early days of The SensChirp Podcast, things have slowed down a bit. I tried to make an episode specifically focused on the JC Beaudin signing but apparently 38 second podcasts are frowned upon.

But we're back! 

In this week's episode, we talk a bit about the news of the week before getting into Chapters 3 and 4 in the SensChirp Origin story. Yep still a thing. In the final two segments, our second SensChirp interview as Luke Peristy stops by to talk about the draft and about Ottawa's off-season to this point.

We. Are. Back.

So is this a podcast yet er what? In this week's episode, we hear the first two chapters in the SensChirp Origin Story. Yea I'm not sure either. Then in the second segment, we walk through the news of the week including the Dadonov contract, the Stützle injury and Nick Paul's extension. In the final segment, we take a run at the 112-page MASTER PLAN.

In this week's episode, the Source stops by the virtual studio and we do a rundown of Ottawa's performance at last week's Entry Draft. In the second segment, you'll hear what I'm hoping will be the first of many SensChirp interviews and then we finish with a surprisingly belligerent discussion on the current state of the Ottawa market. 

The NHL Entry Draft is in the books and it's been a wild week for the Ottawa Senators.

Tim Stützle and Jake Sanderson are Senators, Matt Murray is locked in as the new starting goalie and Erik Gudbranson will soon patrol the Ottawa blueline. After more than seven months without Sens hockey, everything is happening. 

In the second episode, you'll hear the world's saddest draft party, a breakdown of the week's events and a roundtable featuring an actual Leaf fan, if you can believe it. You're gonna hate it! 

After more than 12 years of mediocre blogging, SensChirp has decided to give podcasting a try. 

In the inaugural episode, SensChirp and The Source tee up the upcoming NHL Entry Draft talking about options at 3rd overall, strategy at 5th overall and what the team might do with the 28th overall selection. 

The content is average, the editing is dreadful- it's everything you'd expect from The SensChirp Podcast!