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Leisure
Hosted by Unknown Host · Leisure · EN · 48 episodes
A podcast about almost anything, a mix of solo talking and conversations with guests about movies, tv, nostalgia, working in pro hockey and the paranormal just to name a few topics!
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Episode #47
For this episode I'm joined by Providence Bruins Head Equipment manager and my former coworker Anthony Pelleccione. We take a stroll down memory lane with stories on how we met in the hockey world, working together and the not so glamours side of the game that also happen to have some pretty funny stories to go along with them. So buckle the chin strap and get ready for some good ol' war stories from the AHL.
Episode #46
In this episode I'm joined by my buddy Matt to catch up, talk about how we met, hockey, his venture into martial arts and give him a chance to tell us about his own podcast he recently started. For Matt's podcast he dives into philosophy and the bigger meaning to things, we touch on why he started it along with some of the ideas and topics he discusses. If you're looking for some new perspectives and thought provoking content I highly suggest giving him a listen. As always I cant thank him enough for wanting to come on for a chat, and once again I can't thank you all enough for listening and supporting!
Episode #45
For this episode I reminisce about my youth and going to local dirt tracks for races and monster truck shows. This was inspired by my short trip to the next town over to go to the races like I did as a kid. So tune in and go with me back in time to growing up watching the races!
Episode #44
<p>In this episode I'm joined by my friend Max for my first in person recorded episode in the new recording setup! Getting back into a normal flow from the last episode, we talk a wide variety of topics. We talk about Max's Youtube channel which is linked below, and that is a lot of the motorcycle and camping trips he goes on which we cover in part of this episode. We also get back in to some spooky stuff with the trip he and his wife took to New Orleans, and their first house they lived in here in...
Episode #43
<p>Hey everyone, this quick episode is a quick life update. I talk about the episode with Dave and how I was lazy and didn't check properly that it came out right, but rest assured that we will be back with an episode soon to make sure we finish what we started. I also quickly mention more guest planning coming up. The main topic for the episode is the loss of Chip, my gf's dog that I was lucky enough to get to know for two years. It wasn't a fun topic to talk about but I wanted to share...
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