The Minnesota Wild finish the regular season short of the playoffs and Carts and King wrap weekly pods with a finale featuring a frequent favorite, Wild GM Billy G. The guys talk about what needs to change, returning to "7th Street Savagery," the summer honey-do-list, and more. The guys don't quit and neither do we, take a listen to this week's pod, enjoy a break and catch us around the NHL Draft!

Carts and King bring the energy in the studio this week for a NICE little episode that matches Auston Matthews current goal total. The guys talk NCAA final, Woman's World Championship, King laments his championship winless streak, but the real meat comes in the form of the Faber for Calder campaign. Will the NHL still shine its light on their golden boy when they really should be showcasing the former Golden Gopher? Find out the answer on this week's Wild on 7th.

Carts and King are back in studio for a nice return to pace to kick off this week's show. Lean into the silver linings that seem to surround the Minnesota Wild; injuries aside Kirill hits 40 and 41, trade deadline results, and more. Jake Lucchini sits in to talk about his time at Michigan Tech, how he longs for his college hairstyle, going buckets off for his rookie lap and more. Like a Premier League soccer player before the ball arrives, you know what to do...press play, because a new Wild on 7th is here!

Bally Sports North Analyst Kevin "K-Train" Gorg joins the pod to talk hair styles, grasshoppers in Warroad with T.J. Oshie's late father, his favorite movies, the rock solid core of the Minnesota Wild, the NCAA Frozen Four in Saint Paul, and his favorite to win the green jacket. Carts plays head games with Tiger Woods and there is a bonafide rat in Vegas. It's a doozy folks, mix yourself a grasshopper and listen up.

Minnesota Wild Assistant Coach and Montana native, Pat Dwyer, rejoins Ryan Carter for the first time in years (they were linemates in Carolina) alongside celebrity guest host Wild Radio Joe O'Donnell, for a robust conversation about his roots in the mountains, life in the AHL jungle, his coaching origins, playoff hockey and more. Tip toe through the tulips in this week's episode and get to know bench boss Patty Dwyer.

Wild Radio personality and one of the excitable ones, Joe O'Donnell joins the pod to talk about the Wild playoff race, how he once stole Kirill Kaprizov's eggs, proper pronunciation of Wild newcomer Marat Khusnutdinov, getting some much needed R&R, and how to handle the Orange County Dog(s). It's a perfect use of time....how do you like them eggs?

Declan Chisholm makes his debut on the pod and brings the luck of the Irish with him! Decky talks Peaky Blinders, his first NHL goal, Irish heritage, and his recent engagement. King is live from the studio as Carts applies some aloe remotely from FLA on his spring break. The boys talk state tourney, Hynes in OT and what to expect moving forward. 

Sweet Lou from the Sault (Soo), Mr. State Tourney himself, Lou Nanne drops by the pod to talk all things hockey, his decades long career announcing the Minnesota High School Hockey State Tournament, his international escapades that rival 007, and his take on the current state of the Minnesota Wild as we head into the trade deadline. A DO NOT MISS as we dream of state tournament glory this week.

The Minnesota Wild beat the Vancouver Canucks 10-7 in a game loaded with hat tricks, scoring the most goals in a game in franchise history, only to pack their bags and continue the heater on a trip to the west to pick up more points against some serious competition. The boys talk hat tricks, the heater, Kinger goes stat crazy, and Carts shares his insight on all of it, while the lads continue playing with some serious heart.

The Alberta Shaman, #15 Mason Shaw signs his NHL ticket after recovering from his 4th ACL surgery and rejoins his favorite pod squad. He talks about his support system, his time in Iowa, being a “back of the bus beer guy”, chuckin’ cards, and more. This dude has battled back harder than maybe anyone ever has, so give this pod the listen it deserves.