Andrew Berkshire, Program Director of Game Over, and Host of Game Over: Montreal for SDPN talks about his long journey into the media side of things, through university, working for SB Nation, and now running the newest addition to the post game coverage universe, Game Over.

Avry Lewis-McDougall of, well, just about every sports outlet you can think of, joins Alex to talk about his history in broadcasting, his aspiration to be the voice of the LA Lakers, and how it's all JT Millers fault.

Kevin Woodley of InGoal & NHL.com joins Alex to talk about his Computer Science degree, becoming a writer for the Canucks, his love for the sport, starting his Goaltending career late, and being a Mike Smith believer. He also explains how his career has affected his fandom, and conversely, how he believes his playing career will affect his work.

Harman Dayal of The Athletic joins Alex as he talks about how his hockey media career path came about, his Canucks fandom growing up (and how his job has changed it), how the front office of the Canucks has changed the tone of fans & media alike, his "Boy Genius" nickname, his cricket career, and Rachel Doerrie.

Josh Younggren, one half of the EvolvingWild twins joins Alex to talk about his later-in-life journey into hockey fandom, his University experience as a musician & aspiring music teacher, and what he wants to see next from hockey consumption.

Alex goes solo this week, discussing the Media coverage of John Tavares' unfortunate injury, where the teams in the playoffs rank in regards to their social media quality, and getting Australia in the NHL games. Additional Audio from Sportsnet.

James Cybulski, Play by Play commentator for EA Sports' NHL Games, and formerly of TSN & Sportsnet sits down for a quick chat about his journey into hockey media, his ingrained hatred of the Montreal Canadiens, how he landed the gig at EA, and how he thinks this season is going.

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