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Talk Hockey Radio
Talk Hockey Radio
We discuss all things hockey (field hockey) from around the world. We have monthly episodes with general discussions, guest interviews and special guest hosts, all talking about the sport that we all love and play. If you love hockey... you will hopefully love Talk Hockey Radio, a podcast by The Hockey Family.
This Podcast is a legacy of Peter Savage who was the original founder of Talk Hockey Radio. Est 2006 (This could be one of the longest running/oldest established Hockey Podcast in the world)
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“More umpires. One love.”
CowboySimon via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/10/22
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Published 02/09/24
Published 02/09/24
This Special Episode: Hosted by Simon and Fraser, the guys talk about their predictions on the Olympic qualifiers and how they did and also the controversy that surrounded the 12 players on the pitch in the GB women's game. They also give an insight on their thoughts for who will be the top 3...
Published 01/24/24
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