#10 - Gord Redden
It was an absolute honour to sit across from Gord and hear first hand his journey with hockey. Born and raised in Hillmond, Saskatchewan he played his first junior hockey in Lashburn with what was
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Western Canada. No topic is off limits. Endlessly Curious.
#9 - Larry Wintoneak
Born and raised in Port Arthur, Ontario, he played for the Thunder Bay Twins. He would go on to win 2 Allan Cups and a Colonial Cup. During his coaching career which currently totals: 822 Junior
#18 - WWII - Si Campbell
Si was born in Zealandia SK in 1924. He lived through the Great Depression, fought in WWII and worked on the railroad for 38 years. We talk in depth about life in the Depression, his time in the war
#17 - Skip Krake
Sat in Skip Krake’s man cave for this episode. We were surrounded by so much history of the game at times it was quite unbelievable. Skip is originally from North Battleford SK and this is where he
#16 - Morg & Merv Mann
Morgan & Merv Mann in the studio - Hillmond/Lloydminster boys - Alumni of the Jr. B Bandits & Jr. A Blazers - Merv a University of Saskatchewan Huskies alumni - Morgan an Acadia Axeman alumni
#13 - Brothers Roundtable
During an epic 4 1/2 day roadtrip to Vancouver my three brothers, dad, nephew and brother-in-law discuss current hot topic issues including: -1st round of NHL playoffs - Steve Yzerman to Detroit
#12 - Duane Perillat
This week I have Mr. Duane “Diesel” Perillat in the Studio Diesel has played just about everywhere - Minor Hockey Lloydminster, Yorkton, Tisdale, Moose Jaw & Prince Albert - WHL Portland,
#8 - Brad Cruikshank
Brad Cruikshank is a former Pro Hockey Player. Originally from Kelowna, BC he played his midget AAA in Calgary eventually winning a Max Cup. He would play Junior A with the Calgary Royals and
#7 - Harland Lesyk
Harland Lesyk owns the Weekly Bean newspaper that is distributed in Kindersley, Moose Jaw & Lloydminster. He played hockey all over the world including South Africa, Holland and the United States.
#30 - Paul Laberge & Sydney Smythe
A double feature. In the 1st half Paul talks about losing his father to suicide and his own battle with mental health. He has started Let‘s Walk the Talk where he will walk from Saskatoon to
#29 - Cory Cross
On this weeks episode we interview Cory Cross who went from Junior B hockey to University to being selected 1st overall in the 1992 NHL supplemental draft. We discuss: - NHL Supplemental draft -
#20 - Murray McDonnell
This one was pretty cool. Murray and I did this episode live at the Lashburn Elementary School in front of different classes who sat and watched throughout the interview. Murray is retired from
#19 - Jaxan Kaluski & Bryce Kindopp
On this episode sat with Jaxan Kaluski of the Seattle Thunderbirds and Bryce Kindopp of the Everett Silvertips. We talked about growing up in Lloydminster, going to the Telus Cup and what it takes to
#23 - Brandi Hofer
Brandi Hofer is quickly becoming a name that is recognized around the world. She is a Lloydmimeter celebrity and today I had the opportunity to sit down a discuss the life of a painter, the hard work
#24 - Hines, Mohr & Franklin
All three have played multiple years in the WHL.. We get to take a closer look at off season training, road trips, bouncing between schools and finally how they all handled being traded
#28 - Linden Springer & Kenney Morrison
On today’s episode I sat down with two pros Linden Springer & Kenney Morisson who both currently play overseas in Europe. We discussed: - Lloydminster minor hockey - Lloydminster Junior ‘A’
#27 - Lukas Biensch & Austin McDonald
In studio with me are two small town Sask boys who ended up playing for the Lloydminster Junior ‘A’ Bobcats. We discuss: - Trade Deadline - Travel - Midget AAA in small town Saskatchewan -
Ep. 26 - Biking Canada in 69 days
Laurie Mercier, Dustin Newman and I sit and discuss our 2006 bike trip where we traveled across Canada in 69 days. We had no training or knowledge of biking long distances and what ensued is
#25 - Kylar Hope
From small town Saskatchewan to West Kelowna Junior ‘A’ onto winning a national championship and now Division 1 in Alaska; Kylar Hope‘s story does not disappoint.
#22 - Amber L'Heureux
Super excited for this one. History was made in June 2019 as Amber became the 1st women to ever drive pro for the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association. We dive into her upbringing, life on