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“Not the best pod for people who have played,coached and officiated the game. They tend to try to make scape goats out of one or two players and not look at the game as a team. It all comes down to what a person is looking for in a podcast. If you want to base the game on analytics only you might enjoy it more than I have recently. I went from listening to it everyday to listening to it if I am bored.”
RiderHabFan via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/23/21
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“In a 30-minute episode, there are at least five minutes of ads. That is way too many. It would be fine if the ads were at the start and end, but they’re also randomly in the middle. Unacceptable.”
I'm a man, but I can change via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/17/21
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“This is one of the best in the network. These two combine energy, passion, and information. There are a number of m/f combos in the network and these two along with Flyers and Cross Check are as good as m/m combos.
Really enjoy it!”
JCW@1 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/25/21
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“I have not missed an episode for a good 2 years. These are two fans doing a daily podcast. You'll enjoy listening to them, as they are kind and funny. The Habs have many podcasts (and I listen to many of them, french and english), but I think this one has its own niche that deserves a listen....”Read full review »
RyanNDG via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/28/24
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