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On today’s episode, Brad and Scott recap Saturday night’s game at the Titan, their thoughts on Team Canada at the World Juniors, as well as introducing a couple of new segments and a great interview with Mooseheads Owner, Peter Simon. Tune in now!
Show notes:
00:00 - Introduction
1:05 - Recapping Saturday night’s game against Acadie-Bathurst
6:45 - There’s a new goalie in town!
9:05 - Brad and Scott’s thoughts on Team Canada at the World Juniors
13:30 - New segment: Fact or Fiction
19:30 - The Greatest of All Time: top 3 Mooseheads trades of all time
29:00 - Introduction to Peter Simon
31:40 - What drew Peter’s interest in the game of hockey
33:35 - Peter on his connection with the Red Wings and friendships with some of the former players
35:15 - How Simon Sports deciding to pursue ownership of the Mooseheads
40:30 - Peter on working with the other owners in the Q
43:15 - Peter on what went in to picking the new head coach Andrew Lord
45:30 - Peter on Ipswich Town F.C.
51:00 - Peter on Golf Mind and Body and his experience at The Masters
54:40 - Peter on being a potential investor in bringing an NHL franchise to Atlanta
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On today’s episode of This is Moose Country, Brad and Scott offer up some trade deadline news, bid farewell to Jan Spryner, and welcome brand new Moosehead Quinn Kennedy and teammate Owen Phillips to the pod.
Quinn chats about his first impressions with the Mooseheads, who he and Owen looked up to when they were younger, as well as thoughts on the remainder of the season and beyond.
They also reflect on the Tantallon wildfires that affected both Quinn and Owen and their families.
Tune in now!
Show notes:
00:00 - Introduction
1:20 - Trade deadline updates
6:25 - Jan Spryner heads home to play pro in Czechia
8:20 - Season expectations so far
13:05 - Brad’s TOP 3
17:30 - Introduction to Quinn and Owen
20:25 - Quinn’s first impressions of the Mooseheads personnel and coaching staff
22:15 - Quinn and Owen’s thoughts on looking towards the remainder of the season
28:35 - Looking towards Quinn’s debut with the Mooseheads on New Year’s Eve
29:35 - Who did Quinn and Owen look up to on the Mooseheads when they were younger
36:55 - Quinn and Owen reflect on the Tantallon wildfires
39:50 - Thoughts on the NCAA rule change
42:55 - Holiday traditions
44:10 - 10 quick hit questions
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On episode 2 of This is Moose Country, Scott and Brad chat about this past weekend’s double header, a breakdown of the trade deadline, and thoughts on World Junior camp invites including former Moosehead Mathieu Cataford. They also debut a few new segments including Brad’s Top 3 and Mount Rushmore.
The second half of the episode is a great interview with former Moosehead captain Cam Critchlow, who’s currently playing professional hockey for the Manchester Storm in England. The three chat about Cam’s time in the QMJHL, mentoring Nathan MacKinnon, playing for university powerhouse UNB Reds, as well as his transition to playing hockey overseas. Tune in now!
Show notes:
00:00 - Introduction
3:15 - Recap of the two games this past weekend
8:00 - Trade deadline breakdown
14:45 - Thoughts on World Junior camp invites
17:35 - CHL Prospects Game Recap
20:15 - Brad’s Top 3 | Funniest teammates
24:00 - Mount Rushmore | Top 4 Mooseheads of all time
32:00 - Introduction to Cam Critchlow
34:05 - Cam’s favourite Mooseheads while growing up
39:50 - Looking back on QMJHL draft day for Cam
41:30 - Cam on his first few years with Acadie-Bathurst
45:00 - Cam on getting traded from Bathurst to Lewiston
47:40 - Cam on the QMJHL potentially expanded back to the United States and other potential relocations
50:10 - Cam on his time with the Mooseheads
55:55 - Cam on mentoring Nate Mackinnon in his first year in the Q
1:00:40 - Cam on the reverse sweep against Quebec and his 4 goal game
1:09:25 - Cam on having his jersey put in the jumbotron in game 6 after his suspension
1:12:45 - Cam on being a leader on and off the ice
1:18:30 - Cam’s time at UNB and transitioning to university hockey
1:22:50 - Cam on playing in the ECHL
1:25:25 - Cam on heading across the pond to play hockey in Manchester
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Welcome to the first episode of This is Moose Country! Co-hosts Scott MacIntosh and Brad Cuzner chat about the season so far, news around the league, and what might happen at the trade deadline.
They also sit down with former Mooseheads captain and Memorial Cup champion Trey Lewis. Trey reflects on his time with the Mooseheads, transitioning to university hockey, his experience playing overseas in England, as well as what he’s been up to recently. Tune in now, you don’t want to miss this!
Show notes:
00:00 - Introduction to This is Moose Country
1:30 - Thoughts on the team and season so far
4:00 - Thoughts on new coach Andrew Lord
5:05 - Rebuilding with the best goalie in the Q in Rousseau
6:10 - Discussing the Halifax vs. Rouyn-Noranda rivalry
8:30 - The trade deadline is looming…
12:10 - Introduction to Trey Lewis
17:50 - Looking back at some of Trey’s most memorable fights
22:20 - Trey’s first goal in the Q
24:00 - Who did Trey look up to during his first two years on the Mooseheads
26:55 - Trey on how quickly the team went from bottom of the standings to eventual Memorial Cup Champions in a matter of a couple years
29:55 - Trey on having several different coaches over a short period of time
31:25 - Trey talks about becoming captain of the Mooseheads and the steps he took to becoming a great leader
32:55 - Looking back on the 0-3 comeback against the Remparts
36:55 - The electric scenes after winning the President’s Cup in Halifax
39:10 - Trey’s experience at the Calgary Flames development camp
43:15 - Trey on heading to Miramichi after his time with the Mooseheads
48:20 - Trey on his time at UNB
50:55 - Trey’s experience overseas in England in the EIHL
53:05 - How Trey feels about his overall experience with the Mooseheads
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Join Scott MacIntosh and Brad Cuzner for This is Moose Country, the official podcast of your Halifax Mooseheads.
They'll be chatting about the team, what's going on around the league, and to some familiar faces and Mooseheads alumni.
We're always looking for feedback from fans, let us know what you think of the podcast or if you have any suggestions at [email protected]
For video episodes, head to the official Mooseheads YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHalifaxMooseheads
