Randall knows his Canadian TV. He brings up the idea of hockey levels and parent satisfaction.

Corwin loves the idea of coaches being one of the barometers of success.

Lance doesn't understand what it's like to have his kids on anything less than AAA.

Lance wants to know why people are so violent in the stands. The anger that is in the sport is perhaps growing.

Corwin talks up the social media winners.

Randall wants to know why his parents never came to his games. Wasn't he special?

Coach wants to talk about how one gets into coaching in the US. The steps are really interesting.

Lance wants to know if systems are part of hockey coaching training.

Randall shows his love for Canada by responding to the new information that Canada day is being celebrated all over the 49th parallel.

Corwin talks about puck possession and how it applies to strategy.

Lance wants to know more about how kids learn how to make good decisions on ice.

Randall runs the numbers for the Nation Women's teams of Canada and US.

Out of order, but still just as fun. We had to post our nationals podcast early.

Lance talks about the smartest way to end a game.

Corwin gets into the safety of kids on the ice. How the coach has to be the final say.

Randy gets into the tactics of hockey. He loves it when a plan beats up brute force.

Randall thanks a special fan of the podcast. It's so cool meeting people who love the podcast. We were at nationals and we had the warmest welcome.

Lance explains how to get noticed at tryouts.

Corwin gives the coaches' experience watching a tryout. First to the puck is his motto.

Playoff hockey in the youth world. Everything is coming down to spring. Lots of new things for a young hockey player.

Lance talks about how different coaches (on the same team) managed games. When one coach was missing, the style of play changes. The favored players changed. It was a chaotic mess and he loved every minute of it. That's my take. :)

Corwin talks about how teams see each other in the playoffs.

Randall looks into a few flashes in the pan who were aided by early maturity. There are kids who will appear at 12u and just rocket past the kids. Are they benefiting from a mirage?

Lance has several examples of how kids have been pushed to the top by growth spurts only to come back to the pack later.

Corwin amplifies this with talk about hockey birthdays.

Lance talks about the 10-7 rule in college hockey. He knows about how to get your kid ready for college with course choice preparation in high school.

Corwin talks about the Canadian college process.

Randall has a game relating to world juniors. Corwin knows the kid who helped put the US on top this year.

Lance got an email about a five-year-old hockey player. The question was: how do they start out and then get to where his kids got?

Corwin talks helmets and kids.

Randall talks about how the fit of the skates makes all the difference.