There have been challenges for the Canes to start the season, but what's been going right? Shane and Mike discuss that as well as assess if there are any legitimate concerns as the team closes in on the quarter mark of the season.

The Canes are 9-7 through 16 games. Why? Shane and Mike break down Wednesday's loss to Philadelphia, respond to your panic-filled questions, and ask, how much pumpkin pie is too much?

Why have the Canes been so good in overtime? What is it that makes Sebastian Aho and Martin Necas so dynamic during three-on-three play? The guys answer those, plus look at the goaltending situation with Frederik Andersen out of the picture.

The Canes are winners of three in a row! Shane and Mike discuss, as well as how the return of Andrei Svechnikov has played a role in that. Plus, the guys get into the serious issues of gambling in the NHL and the recent tragic loss of Adam Johnson.

Mike is finally back in Raleigh and there's lots to discuss. He and Shane chat about the start to the team's season, Justin Williams being this year's inductee into the team's Hall of Fame, and of course, tackle your questions.

Hanna Yates joins Shane and Mike as the trio gets you set for Opening Night! In addition to the season ahead, they discuss what really goes on behind the scenes of each broadcast, and plus, they get to your questions.

The preseason is just about over, what have we learned? Shane and Mike answer that, plus delve into specifics about the power play. Why doesn't the quarterback always have to have the ball? Plus, of course, they get to your questions.

Should Jordan Staal get more consideration for the Selke Trophy? Shane and Mike discuss and also dive into preseason thus far, including the special moment that was Rod Brind'Amour versus Skyler Brind'Amour at PNC Arena.

Shane and Mike are back to discuss the first few days or training camp! The fellas chat about the differences between young players and established players this time of year, plus, why you shouldn't worry about Carolina not having an American Hockey League affiliate this season.

The guys examine the offseason of the other teams in the Metropolitan Division, and what that means for the Canes. On top of that, they open the rule book, taking a look at questions you asked regarding what you'd like to see changed or wiped off the books completely.

Shane and Mike go over the Canes' offseason moves, discuss the mindset of the new players coming into town, and elaborate on why the team's system will keep them engaged for 82 games and beyond. Plus, of course, they tackle your questions.

Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Bill Burniston joins the guys to talk about the offseason and how players are preparing for the year ahead. The crew also talks about the raised expectations for the Canes, being the odds-on favorite and why it's a validation of where the organization is.

Shane and Mike talk about the value of Sebastian Aho, his new deal, and what it means for the Hurricanes. Plus, the guys talk about the return of Tony DeAngelo and why this move is a fit for the team.

The Canes landed Dmitry Orlov and Michael Bunting on the first day of free agency. How do they fit? What are they bringing to the team? The guys also chat about the returning players, why it pays for teams to wait announce signings until they're officially complete, and when it's the right time to be feisty.

From the Jordan Staal signing to the draft to free agency, the fellas cover it all in this week's episode!

Assistant General Manager Darren Yorke joins the program ahead of this month's NHL Draft! The guys talk about the process of the event, discuss prospects, and more.

Scott Burnside joins Mike and Shane as the trio wraps up the playoff and the Canes' 2022-23 season as a whole. After dissecting what transpired in the Eastern Conference Final, find out why they think it will be an interesting offseason for the team.

Shane and Mike preview the Eastern Conference Final, explain why the Canes' calm demeanor will serve them well against the Panthers, and why the long layoff won't impact this series the way people think. Plus, how the roster of the Canes is made for success no matter the combination, and why Rod Brind'Amour is on the very short list of best coaches in the league.

Second-round series talk? You got it. From Jordan Martinook’s MVP turn to the goaltending and why the national coverage of the Canes is what it is.

The guys recap the series win that was over the New York Islanders, and look ahead to what should be a fast-paced matchup against the New Jersey Devils.

Nothing comes easy this time of year. Shane and Mike discuss the first five games of the series between the Canes and Islanders so far, plus, what it will take to win Game 6. Thanks to the two-day break in the action, the guys have time to answer a bunch of your questions as well.

Shane and Mike discuss the first two games of the Canes' series with the Islanders. What is the proper response when a team starts shenanigans and what should you expect on Long Island?

Shane and Mike take a look back on the 82-game regular season that was. Who was the MVP in their eyes? Then, they look ahead to Round One against the Islanders. Plus, they answer all of your questions. All of them.

Shane and Mike talk with Scott Burnside about the Canes reaching the 100-point mark again and clinching a fifth straight playoff appearance. The crew also delves into how the Canes have had consistent play all season long and then of course, take your questions.

Hurricanes Assistant Coach Jeff Daniels joins the show to talk about helping new players learn the systems in-season and the big changes in the NHL over the last few seasons. Plus, Shane and Mike go over the Canes last few games, discuss the importance of the win over Winnipeg, and why the sum is always greater than the parts...