Great hockey banter and the Canucks' content is the best part to anyone who isn't clueless
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“"Man, why is this newspaper from Columbus, Ohio going on and on about the Buckeyes?" asked no one ever.
Pucks on Net is a Vancouver-based hockey podcast. Featuring people from Vancouver who would like to talk about hockey. It doesn't take a massive leap in logic to appreciate that Vancouver hockey involves the hockey team from Vancouver. The intro says they "don't talk about fantasy or fancy stats", not "...or the local team of interest to the great majority of our listeners."
They do it well, they do it funnily, and they do it in a way that makes it interesting. Good on you guys. Each of the individual personalities bring something a little different, but the cohesion is there. This includes Dave's heel function, although his perspective on one current GM is, essentially, wrong to any right-thinking person. But we'll let it slide.
Keep it up, lads and lass.”Read full review »
Jyrki21 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/20/17
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“Been a subscriber for a while. A great fun listen each week!”
Mill-mar via Apple Podcasts ·
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01/11/14
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“Listen every week! Love the vibe and the mix of voices and opinions! Reccomend it to anybody!”
dwendelovesVic via Apple Podcasts ·
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01/14/18
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“Been listening over a year, such a great podcast! Fun and loose, guys and girls do a great job!”
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08/19/14
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