Podcast appearances and mentions of dave cunning

In this episode we take a look at the four Kharadron Overlords lists being taking to the VTG, a Warhammer Age of Sigmar Grand Tournament in Victoria Australia. The lists include, an Urbaz list with Escort Wing and Iron Sky Command, a Zilfin Escort Wing, an Urbaz list with 8 (yes eight!) gunhaulers AND Gotrek, and Krohn's latest version of the Thunderer Drop.   00:00:00 - Intro + Dean Rossiter's Zilfin Escort Wing 00:20:53 - Dave Cunning's 8 Gunhaulers + Gotrek 00:39:57 - Ian Pearce's Urbaz Iron Sky Command + Escort Wing 00:56:05 - Krohn's Zilfin Thunderer drop MK8 01:19:45 - Random tangent about Fyreslayers 01:26:30 - Terrance Levett's Urbaz Iron Sky Comman at SAGT 01:35:00 - Predictions, the missing KO FAQ, corrections to the Tempest Eye show

On episode 26, host Dave Cunning welcomes two guests -- first, Winnipeg Jets defenceman, Tyler Myers. After playing only eleven games and missing 71 in the 2016-17 NHL season due to injury, the former Calder Trophy Winner is primed to rebound from nagging core muscle, hip, and groin injuries that were surgically repaired and kept him out most of last year, and help Winnipeg return to the playoffs. Far more pertinent than mending his personal ailments though, was dealing with the complications of his son’s birth at the beginning of this year. Myers’ wife Michela, delivered their now seven-month old son Tristan in January via emergency C-section in January. He was born five weeks early, and without 80% of his blood as a result of a fetal maternal hemorrhage. Later, he would also suffer through a pulmonary hemorrhage, seizures, and a stroke. Hear Myers comment on the health of himself and his son, as well as the Jets' off-season acquistions, what it's like to play in front of Winnipeg fans, and more.  Later, Art Middleton of JetsNation.ca calls in to debrief Myers' comments, plus add his own predictions and prognostications on how Winnipeg's 2017-18 season will unfold, suggests what might happen if the Jets do not make the playoffs for a third straight year, and sets the Winnipeg hockey history timeline straight. Find Art on Twitter @GameTimeArt, his blog http://www.gametimeart.ca/, and on JetsNation.ca  

On episode 25, host Dave Cunning had the incredible honor to interview one of pro wrestling’s all-time greats, the Hardcore legend, Mick Foley. The WWE Hall of Famer chatted about his books, his career roles –spanning from multiple wrestling characters to author, activist, storyteller, Santa Claus, and others; his Wrestlemania 32 appearance and Shane McMahon’s leap off the Hell in the Cell ala Foley’s crash landing off that same structure in 1998; his dramatic weight loss thanks to DDP Yoga; the movie Beyond the Mat; Holy Foley; and his daughter Noelle’s foray into pro wrestling.  Foley also spoke about Invasion Championship Wrestling, whom the Hardcore Legend will be appearing on shows for May 6 in Kelowna, BC  and May 7th in Vernon, BC. ICW runs wrestling events to raise money for local charities, something that Foley, an advocate for RAINN, autism awareness, and other causes was happy to help support. If you’re in either of those areas, I hope you’ll go see one or both shows.Check out www.invasionchampionshipwrestling.com to buy tickets and for more info on the events. Listen to this episode on iTunes. Keep up with Mick Foley online: Realmickfoley.com, facebook.com/realmickfoley, and on Twitter  @realmickfoley Stay up to date on ICW on Twitter @kelownainvasion and at  invasionchampionshipwrestling.com Follow Dave Cunning and the show on Twitter @davecunning and @xppsp

On episode 23, host Dave Cunning speaks with Carey Price of the Montreal Canadiens. In this off-season interview, the NHL's reigning Vezina, Ted Lindsay, Jennings, and Hart Trophy winner talks about his summer of preparation for the 2015/16 season, how he plans to follow up his dominant 2014/15 season of accolades, how the Habs can push farther than the 2nd round this season, and more. Later, Marc Dumont of The Metro and Habs Eyes on the Prize joins the conversation to debrief Price's comments, talk about Montreal's chances of a deeper playoff run this year, PK Subban, Habs captaincy, the coach's challenge and 3-on-3 overtime, and a bunch more Canadiens chatter. Read the written version of the Price interview here on Habs Eyes on the PrizeRead Marc's work for the Metro here, and follow him on Twitter here. Follow Carey Price, Dave Cunning, and XP PSP on Twitter. 

In our 20th episode, host Dave Cunning sat down with 6'5" Australian defender, Aleksandar Jovanović, from Jeju United FC. Aleks is playing his third year of pro soccer in Korea, after previous stints in Australia, Thailand, and Serbia -- where he holds citizenship thanks to his family roots.In the interview, Aleks discusses playing on a team where virtually no one else speaks English and other cultural challenges of living in Korea, the performance expectations placed upon import players, how the K-League stacks up against other pro soccer leagues, how many languages he speaks, Jeju United's recent coaching change and what they need to do to become a Asian Cup qualifying team this season, his goals and aspirations for the team and himself this year, and lots more. Follow Aleks, Dave Cunning, and XP PSP on TwitterKeep track of Aleks and Jeju United on Soccerway

19 season NHL veteran and 3 time all star Bernie Nicholls returns to XP PSP for episode 18. He and host Dave Cunning discuss the All Sports Market Free App (the new sports stock market app Bernie is helping develop and promote), the world of sports gambling and what sports are easiest/most difficult to fix, the LA Kings waiving Mike Richards and whether we will see him in the NHL again, Bernie's thoughts on the Slava Voynov legal situation, who the Kings should trade for prior to the NHL trade deadline to hopefully improve their chances of making the playoffs, why he engages social media more so than many older generation athletes, whether he wants to resume coaching in the NHL again, and a whole bunch more. Follow Bernie Nicholls on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.Download the AllSportsMarket Free App on iTunes, Android, and PC, visit their website, like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter. Follow XP PSP and host Dave Cunning on Twitter. 

JBCP Show covers the Skills Shortage Crisis. Too few students understand just how attainable a great career can be. Here are the details. 00:00 Segment one: How to get $30,000-a-year jobs, year one in the work force. Dave Cunning and Danny Fisher, Bryant A/C & Heating. The skills shortage- your 2 year path to jobs, security, and good pay. Advanced manufacturing needs these skills- go get them! Tony Raimondo Sr., National Assoc. of Manufacturing and Dream it Do it. Community College is an affordable 2 year conduit to these good careers. But you'll need high school math to succeed. One More Thing: Summer doesn't begin right after finals are over!

Justin Bourne from The Score dropped by for episode 12 to debrief the Sochi 2014 Olympic hockey tournament with host Dave Cunning, and discuss it's implications on the NHL moving forward. We talked about Canada's route to gold, USA's fall from grace, Backstrom's Olympic suspension, how it affected Sweden's outcome and why team doctors weren't regulating his intake better, whether Canada's win justifies all the heavily critcised roster adjustments the coaching staff made, who steps into Steve Yzerman's role next Olympics, who Canada would send if the NHL chose not to participate in the 2018 Olympics, what the alternative to the Olympics as a best-on-best tournament would be, how John Tavares' Olympic injury affects the decision for the NHL to return or not, how it affects the Islanders going forward this season, how Olympic performances affect NHL players finishing their NHL season, and more. Follow Justin Bourne, XP PSP, and Dave Cunning on Twitter. 

19 year NHL veteran Bernie Nicholls joined host Dave Cunning on the phone to talk all things LA Kings, their current slump and how he'd cure it, where he keeps his Stanley Cup ring, why he declines his invites to the New Jersey Devils' alumni game every year, who should be allowed to touch the Stanley Cup, and a whole bunch more. 

In episode 10, host Dave Cunning goes one-on-one with Toronto Maple Leafs/Marlies forward, Troy Bodie. A veteran of 4 NHL seasons, Bodie spoke at length about playing for Randy Carlyle, the HBO 24/7 series, fighting in hockey, being a bubble guy, outdoor games, Miley Cyrus tunes, and more. 

In episode 9, host Dave Cunning goes one on one with Cody Almond of Geneve Servette of Switzerland's top pro hockey league, the NLA. GSHC won the 2013 Spengler Cup, and the former Minnesota Wild forward  spoke about how it felt to win, where the tournament lines up with other international tournaments, GSHC's upcoming outdoor Winter Classic, and a whole bunch more.