Chip stops by Huskins Coffee in Santa Ana to chat with the shop's mastermind and former Anaheim Ducks D-man Kent Huskins. Huskins talks about his love for coffee and the origin story, he and Chip trade "First Goal" stories, you'll find out how often he wears his Stanley Cup ring, and most importantly, Husk makes his case for the definitive beer league beer.

The NHL off-season is here, so it's time for Chip turn make a hard left turn to "Other Stuff". This week she pivots to the greatest goddamn Canadian show ever: "Letterkenny". George Contreras from Anaheim Calling returns, and Dean and Tiara, hosts of the "How Are Ya Now?" podcast take some real time to discuss and celebrate this gift of a show.  Also some hockey is discussed: Corey Perry to Dallas, Daryl Sutter to Anaheim, and Donnybrook HC played it's first league game.

Chip is joined this week by comedian Tony Alfano, and the Minnesota boys Casimir and Adam, who are in town to shoot the LA portion of their " 4 the Love of Puck" documentary. They discuss departure of Corey Perry from Anaheim, Tony's impeding move to Pittsburgh, and the universal love of beer league hockey no matter where someone is from. Oh, and they're gonna set a record. Maybe three. (Patent Pending)

Chip starts off the episode talking about her roller coaster of a Saturday with the highs of Limp Bizkit playing KROQ's Weenie Roast, and the lows of the Corey Perry news about his days in Anaheim being numbered. Brian and Sean-Paul from Rose Bowl Hockey stop by to talk about their weekly inline pickup game group that has been around for nearly 20 years. They also talk tonight's Game 6 between the Bruins and Blues, and as influenced by a Beer League Talk Facebook post, which teams would be on your 6-team No Trade list?

CJ Woodling and Jake Rudolph come to the show just to rub it in that they are now too good for it. Actually, they discuss the new growth for Anaheim Calling and what it means for their crew moving forward. "Game of Thrones" feelings were discussed and what past things the crew would petition to change. Also, New Coke is coming back, so it's decided what foods are worthy of comebacks. Of course there some NHL/ AHL playoff talk, and coaching talk, but really, you're here for the nonsense.

George Contreras and Kirstie Bender return the podcast. Chip explains her rough morning and why she may need a vacation. George isn't happy with Chip's Cup team pick, and the three discuss the glory that is Carolina infuriating Don Cherry. They also discuss the Women's Pro League ban and what needs to happen to create a sustainable league. Finally, we talk Learn to Play and the new Rinks app because Kirstie knows ALL about them.

Chip returns from break with visits from "The Russian Five" Director Joshua Riehl, "All the Kings Men" host Jesse Cohen and Beer League bud/ life-long Detroit Red Wings fan Jon Gucinski. They recap/ discuss the insanity that has been the NHL Playoff, new Kings coach Todd McLellan, and everyone absolutely geeks out about Josh's documentary.

Chip celebrates the 1 year anniversary of the podcast with buds Mat McCurley and David & Tyler from the "F This Game" Youtube Channel. The crew discusses the end of the Ducks' season, and the promise shown for next year with the final run of games. Also, why the NHL should stop trying to pat themselves on the back about "supporting" Women's hockey and actually do something substantial for it. The 90's kids find themselves going down many childhood rabbit holes, and discuss the hardest video games. Also "John Wick", cheese, and the best and worst Stephen King adaptations.

In an episode highlighting taking a love of hockey and growing it through expression, Chip is joined by Sons of Hockey clothing Founder Bucky and Taylor Lewis, founder of the brand new Crease Magazine. The crew discusses going that extra mile with the love for the sport and why hockey community seems to build bonds so quickly. They also discuss the latest in Ducks and Kings, and looking forward to next season, who has the brightest future?  They are later joined by Josh in Detroit, host of Hockey Night with JoSo and frequent contributor on The Jim Rome Show. He gives his outlook on the Red Wings, and also gives a background on the fascinating "Russian 5" Film. Chip shares one of her favorite memories from when Rome used to do weekly breaks on the K&B Show, and it involved the Ducks' 2016 WCF elimination at the hands of the Preds.

A disturbing revelation from last episode bubbles over into this week as Chip and the Forever Mighty Guys; Patrick, Jason & Eddy, breakdown the Skating with Socks vs. No Socks debate. The answer shouldn't surprise you, unless you are of course A MONSTER. Some distressing news about the state of Ducks players Ryan Kesler and Patrick Eaves has been released, and the crew discusses what's going on and how it can possibly affect the Ducks in the near future. Plus, the Kings kill it with Ron Burgundy joining the broadcast, who could/ should visit the Ducks' broadcast booth?