Podcast appearances and mentions of matt kalman

If a feather fell from a weather bell, would you wonder whether your will would be well? Or would wonder well in your whither well till your whethers wilt as your feathers filled? Do you know the answer? It takes puzzling the sphinxian riddle to cross the threshold into the King's Chamber. But cross it we do! Welcome back for the first time to episode 18 of the Post Relevant Podcast. This just might be the very most ultimates-est and super-bestest episode of the podcast ever created in three-dimensional time space! Or even in 7 dimensional thrime-space! (Thrime-space is sort of like time-space, but in in the 7th dimension...it's too hard to explain right now....) Reaching new levels of sound design and special effects, the King's Chamber is a right banger, I must say! Brother Andy returns once again to hash it out with show host Phil Ristaino, and they re-create the scene in "Under the Silver Lake" where Sam is chained to a chair in a bear cave and has to explain his way out of possessing dog biscuits to the mysterious Homeless King. You might ask, how can you make a two hour podcast about a 5 minute scene in a movie from 2018? Well, look, its possible, ok? You gotta listen to the show to find out. You should get an answer right around the 2 hour mark, keep listening.... Here's how the truths are revealed: 1. We enter the great pyramid and confront the futuristic riddle. 2. Phil and Andy make several left turns at Albuquerque as they remember Bugs Bunny's "Wackiki Rabbit," ask why brother Mark is avoiding being on the show, how Death loves showbiz in "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey," how to speak English with a bad Swedish accent, who is a hamburger and who is a hotdog, and how to effortlessly create your own foley for a podcast by banging and clanging stuff off-handedly while recording. Among other things! This beginning of the show is most non-heinous! 3. Max Flackman (aka Matt Kalman, guest from the infamous episode 13 where Phil and Max get drunk) re-emerges from the woodlands of upstate NY to respond to Phil's revelations of all the lies Oliver Stone foisted on the unsuspecting public when he released his 90s epic "The Doors." Hint - Jim Morrison never killed a duck. Gasp! That's just scratching the surface.... 4. Yet another brand new song is played, entitled "Tall Girl." Pretty self-explanatory. 5. In the decode section of the show, we talk about being pregnant in a float tank and arguing with Judge Mablean on national TV. Andy talks about the imminent arrival of his new baby. Phil explores the UTSL reddit. Phil digs into the relationship between Homeless King actor David Yow and Kurt Cobain. Phil re-investigates the Horned God/Osiris/Green Man connections in the movie. Phil and Andy re-ennact the aforementioned scene between the Homeless King and Sam. Is the truth revealed? We notice Sam's been sitting on his gun the whole time. Phil and Andy finish the episode still trying to figure out what "Hamburgers Are Love" means.... Support the Post Relevant Podcast by going to www.patreon.com/postrelevant Check out Phil's acting, art and music at his website www.TheseAreDreams.com Check out episode art, lyrics, videos and more at Phil's instagram - www.instagram.com/philristaino You can contact Phil @ philristaino on instagram and Facebook and by finding post_relevant_70 on the UTSL reddit. Check out Andy Ristaino's art at www.AndyRistaino.com This show is scored by the royalty-free songs "The Wild Truth," "Sons of the Cornucopia" and "From the Future to You" by 23 and Beyond the Infinite, the songs "Chased," "Mage," "Cake," and "The End" by Ketsa, and "Two Mountains at a Time" by Pachyderm. All songs found at freemusicarchive.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/post-relevant999/message

The Post Relevant Podcast episode 13, "Dog Paddling in the Deep End of the Silver Lake," has crawled its half-blind way out of the life-slime of the cement pond and is now roaming the city streets for warm-blooded crowds to consume and the tallest building on top of which to build its gigantic nest. This is a lively and strange discussion, a wild ride of a conversation, inter-splicing two talks in time, and featuring a complete musical score, with actor/writer/director/editor/woodsman Matt Kalman. Matt has been listening to the podcast and now has some insightful theories of his own to share. We talk about our past doing weird theater together, Matt's film projects, and then we go deep into his theories on "Under the Silver Lake." Plus! I get really drunk! Honestly and truly. Also! A brand new song mostly about "Under the Silver Lake" called 'Jodorowsky's House Keys.' Its time travel, I say! Quality podcasting found wherever podcasts lurk.... Learn more about Phil at his website www.TheseAreDreams.com Contact Phil @philristaino on Facebook and Instagram. And check out https://www.instagram.com/philristaino to see the art that goes along with each episode. Hear more from the album Boduvt by the Agents of Venus, which features the show's theme song, "The Post Relevant Movement" by going to https://agentsofvenus.bandcamp.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/post-relevant999/message

Matt Kalman, Scott McLaughlin, and Andrew Raycroft discuss the Bruins first round series against the Hurricane and if the Bruins have a puncher's chance or not. 

Matt Kalman, Scott McLaughlin, and Andrew Raycroft discuss the Bruins being back at full strength and their win over the Rangers. Who the Bruins want to play in the playoffs and who doesn't want to play them. As well as will Patrice Bergeron retire? Razor doesn't think so. 

Hour 1. Matt Kalman, Andrew Raycroft, and Scott McLaughlin get into why Bruins' center Erik Haula has been reaching his potential as of late, after a slow start in Boston. Figuring out what to do with the Bruins' D-pairs as Boston tries to find the right combinations ahead of the playoffs. How adding Hampus Lindholm has renewed a focus on creating offense from defenseman.  

Hour 2. Matt Kalman explains why he thinks Tampa Bay and Florida aren't as difficult a playoff match-up as people think and WEEI Bruins' writer Scott McLaughlin disagrees. Will Connor Clifton be in the lineup come playoff time, and who will be the odd D-man out? Wrapping up with thoughts on Marc McLaughlin's first goal in his first game in Boston, and the Flyers sitting Keith Yandle yesterday, ending his iron man streak at 989 games, stopping him from playing 1000 games in a row.

Hour 1. Bruins reporters Scott McLaughlin and Matt Kalman review the Bruins' trade deadline decisions, including their inability to add a forward. We discuss Erik Haula's spike in offensive production as he has settled into the Bruins second-line center role. First thoughts on the Lindholm-McAvoy top pairing. Could Bruins prospect Fabian Lysell, whose skating has been compared to Connor McDavid's, make his debut in Boston before the end of the season if the Bruins suffer injuries at forward? 

Hour 1. Matt Kalman, Andrew Raycroft and WEEI Bruins writer Scott McLaughlin praise Sweeney's deal to bring in Hampus Lindholm without having to give up a key prospect or core player. Why Bruins fans shouldn't be concerned about trading away a 1st round draft pick for Lindholm. We go through how the Bruins could add to their offense with a limited number of second-line centers available. Could the Bruins bring in another forward like Rickard Rakell, Max Domi, Conor Garland, or Reilly Smith?    

Matt Kalman had a rant ready for Twitter haters who think the Bruins mortgaged their future in the Hampus Lindholm trade. Picture: Bruce Bennett / Staff / Getty Images

Bruins writers Matt Kalman and Scott McLaughlin and Bruins goalie Andrew Raycroft to discuss the key moves the Bruins need to make at the deadline to create a Stanley Cup contending lineup. Why Razor thinks the Bruins have to move Jake DeBrusk at the deadline and what they could get in return for him with his now-increased trade value. What to do now that Chychrun, Hertl and JT Miller are reportedly off the market. 

Hour 2. Matt Kalman and Andrew Raycroft give their thoughts on the incomplete Red Sox pitching rotation and the return of Jackie Bradley Jr.  Andrew Raycroft doesn't think Rask or Krejci will have their numbers retired. Final Bruins trade deadline thoughts, including why the Bruins need to find the right partner for Charlie McAvoy at trade deadline.

Hour 1. Matt Kalman and Andrew Raycroft give their shopping list for Don Sweeney ahead of the trade deadline. Discussing who the hardest matchup would be for the Bruins in the postseason, and it's not Tampa Bay. Could Jack Studnicka be part of a trade package?

Hour 2. Hour 2. Bruins writer Matt Kalman and former Bruins goalie Andrew Raycroft discuss the state of the Bruins roster and how to best improve it for a chance to win the Stanley Cup. Why the ship has likely sailed on adding David Krejci back to Boston this season. Is Foligno the new David Backes for the Bruins? And, should the Bruins trade DeBrusk for Claude Giroux?

Hour 1. Bruins writer Matt Kalman and former Bruins goalie Andrew Raycroft explain why the Bruins must go all-in at the trade deadline no matter the draft picks it would cost. Weighing a few trade options for Bruins on defense including adding Ben Chairot, Mark Giordano, Rasmus Ristolainen or Jakob Chychrun and why it's so important to address before the playoffs.

Bruins writers Matt Kalman and Scott McLaughlin are joined by former Bruins goalie Andrew Raycroft to discuss if the Bruins could finish first in the Atlantic Division for the playoffs, the dominance of Jeremy Swayman, and what to do with Jake DeBrusk who still wants out of Boston despite the chemistry he's had on the first line.  

Matt Kalman, Andrew "Razor" Raycroft, and Scott McLaughlin discuss the relationship between Bruce Cassidy and Jake DeBrusk. 

Hour 2-  With the self-imposed deadline for an on time opening day set for tomorrow, Matt Kalman and Andrew "Razor" Raycroft discuss the impact the lockout could have on the MLB if games are canceled.  Razor discusses what it's like to be in a lockout from a player perspective, and explains why he sides with the players.  Should Fenway Park have an expiration date, and did the Garden's get moved back further following the recent renovations?  Who starts in net for the Bruins if the playoffs started today? 

Hour 1- Matt Kalman and Andrew "Razor" Raycroft discuss Alexander Ovechkin's recent statement on the Russian invasions of Ukraine... what were your thoughts on it? With the NHL trade deadline quickly approaching, should the Bruins entertain a Jakob Chychrun trade? Exploring other trades for the Bruins. Chara makes history.  Jeremy Swayman trending towards the Bruins #1 goalie. 

We're back with the first edition of Sunday Skate since March of 2020! Matt Kalman is back with former Bruins goalie Andrew Raycroft and WEEI Bruins writer Scott McLaughlin. Raycroft responds to Cassidy's criticism of his D-corps lack of toughness: "it's not in their DNA." Why losing Brad Marchand has been such an issue for Boston this month. Finding a fit for Studnicka and a solution at 2nd line center.

Hour 1. Matt Kalman and Andrew Raycroft analyze Bruins GM Don Sweeny's personnel choices on the Bruins blueline and at second-line center after David Krejci's departure. Raycroft chooses the best fit for the Bruins in net if the playoffs started today:  "I think you go Swayman." Razor and Matt respond to Mike Milbury's idea to trade Marchand and start a rebuild, including who a better trade option could be for the Bruins. 

Hour 2. Matt Kalman and Andrew Raycroft discuss Jeremy Swayman's current opportunity to win the job in net. Raycroft compares Swayman to Mac Jones for replacing "the guy" who has been the star in town for a long time. Comparing Jason Tatum's All-NBA snub to Marchand's snub from the NHL All-Star game.

Andrew Raycroft joins Brian, Scott and Bridgette to react to the news that Tuukka Rask is expected to end his comeback attempt. They also discuss the Linus Ullmark-Jeremy Swayman tandem, Brad Marchand's looming suspension for attacking Tristan Jarry, and the Bruins' biggest need ahead of the trade deadline. P.S.- Sunday Skate with Razor, Scott and Matt Kalman returns to WEEI on Feb. 20 at 11 a.m. Follow us on Twitter: @TheSkatePod | @smclaughlin9 | @briandefelice_ | @bridgetteproulx 

(0:00) Arcand opens the final hour going back to the Bruins and their future.  (11:15) Matt Kalman joins the show to discuss the Bruins. (28:48) With fans back in the stands, fights have seemed to be happening more often than not.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3. Ken Laird and Nick “Fitzy” Stevens talk to Bruins reporter Matt Kalman who assesses the Bruins biggest roster gaps in 2021. We dive into NFL Championship Weekend scenarios. Plus, A crossover with WEEI Red Sox reporter Rob Bradford. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1- With summer vacations wrecking having on the hosts' schedules Dale fills in with Matt Kalman and they discuss Tuukka opting out. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Trevor and Mike interview Matt Kalman, a freelance sports writer with a major focus on the Boston Bruins & NHL. He is a contributor to NHL.com, the Boston Herald, CBS Boston.com, and many others.  you can find him  on twitter  @MattKalman and Trevor @tntdion and  Mike @Mike__FaheyYou can also find his links to his work in addition to extra stories he's worked on or come across in his travels https://www.facebook.com/pg/MattKalmanWriting/about/?ref=page_internal

Matt Kalman has covered the Bruins for over two decades and writes for Forbes. Twitter: @MattKalman   7:45 - What if a player doesn't want to come back?  10:00 - Sometimes life gets in the way  17:00 - What places make for the best Hub Cities?  21:00 - What current Bruins will enter the Hall of Fame?

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman are joined by Boston Globe hockey writer Kevin Paul Dupont to discuss his recent column advocating cancelling the NHL cancelling the 2019-20 season 

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman are joined by Boston Globe hockey writer Kevin Paul Dupont to discuss his recent column advocating cancelling the NHL cancelling the 2019-20 season

Matt Kalman talks to new Bruins' college signees Nick Wolff (Minnesota-Duluth) and Jack Ahcan (St. Cloud State) in this bonus pod

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the possibilities of the Bruins' 2020 season ending due to Coronavirus, and what that means for the franchise going forward. Also, Bruins 2020 MVP and 7th Player Awards are discussed.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the possibilities of the Bruins' 2020 season ending due to Coronavirus, and what that means for the franchise going forward. Also, Bruins 2020 MVP and 7th Player Awards are discussed.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the possibilities of the Bruins' 2020 season ending due to Coronavirus, and what that means for the franchise going forward. Also, Bruins 2020 MVP and 7th Player Awards are discussed.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the 100-point Boston Bruins, headed for a Presidents Trophy, and their chances at postseasons awards plus possible playoff matchups in round one. NHL Network's EJ Hradek joins the show as well.

Hour 1 of a now two-hour Sunday Skate, as Ken Laird, Matt Kalman & Pete Blackburn react to 94 penalty minutes and several misconducts in the Saturday night Bruins - Tampa tilt, plus the state of Bruins' lines heading towards the playoffs and Tuukka Rask's playoff chances.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman talk Bruins - Lightning and Mark Divver joins to break down the latest with B's prospects.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss a Bruins win over Tampa Bay that has nearly wrapped up a Division title. Also, Bruins and northeast hockey prospect guru Mark Divver joins the show to discuss Jack Studnicka and the B's prospect pipeline.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the state of the Bruins' after a 4-0 win on Long Island has them trending towards a President's Trophy. Kalman also discusses his one-on-one with Torey Krug regarding Krug's future heading into free agency.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the state of the Bruins' after a 4-0 win on Long Island has them trending towards a President's Trophy. Kalman also discusses his one-on-one with Torey Krug regarding Krug's future heading into free agency.

Ken Laird, Matt Kalman and Pete Blackburn discuss the Bruins' trade of David Backes in return for salary relief and Ondrej Kase from Anaheim, plus whether or not Don Sweeney will make another move at the Monday deadline.

Ken Laird, Matt Kalman and Pete Blackburn discuss the Bruins' trade of David Backes in return for salary relief and Ondrej Kase from Anaheim, plus whether or not Don Sweeney will make another move at the Monday deadline.

Matt Kalman and longtime Providence hockey writer Mark Divver, now of RinksideRhodeIsland.com, record from the Bruins practice rink at Warrior Ice in Brighton and highlight who they feel were the standouts from the 2019 Bruins Development Camp, including Oskar Steen, Cooper Zech, John Beecher Pavel Shen and the team's goaltending prospects Dan Vladar, Kyle Keyser and Jeremy Swayman.

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman re-launch the WEEI hockey podcast as 'The Skate Podcast' and dive into the Bruins free agency decisions as July 1 approaches, plus a look back at the weekend's drafting of John Beecher.

Ken Laird & Matt Kalman are in the WEEI podcentre on a Friday to discuss the Bozak non-call and the rest of the Blues 2-1 Game 5 win in the Stanley Cup Final

Ken Laird and Matt Kalman are in the podcentre on a Wednesday to preview the 2019 Cup Finals between the Bruins and the Blues

Ken Laird and WEEI Bruins writer Matt Kalman are in for a special Tuesday edition of Sunday Skate, reacting to the B's series win over Columbus and looking ahead to the Eastern Finals and the Carolina Hurricanes.

Dale Arnold and Matt Kalman take a look at the Bruins' trade deadline moves, assess how the Bruins stack up for the playoffs and answer your Twitter questions. 

In this edition of Zero Pucks Given, Matt Kalman joins Dale Arnold to discuss the Bruins season so far. They talk about the lack of competition for the forwards and how players are being given spots and not earning them. The Bruins have one of the best lines in the NHL with Bergeron, Pastrnak, and Marchand but Dale and Matt wonder if they should be split up to help with the other lines that are not contributing. Dale is also nervous about the Charlie McAvoy injury situation because the Bruins are being quite about the whole thing. They also talk about the Ottawa Senators players that were recorded in an Uber bashing the team.

K&C Morning Show Producer Ken Laird & CBSBoston.com / NHL.com hockey writer Matt Kalman team up for a post-NHL Free Agency (Day 1) look at the Bruins and some of the signings across the league.

In this edition of Zero Pucks given, Matt Kalman joins Dale Arnold to discuss the previous season and what's coming up for the Bruins. They open talking about the Bruins and Lightning series and what they could learn from it for next season.Tuukka Rask is the most polarizing figure in sports but he was not the problem against the Lightning. They assess the defensive pairings and the loss of Torey Krug. Can the Bruins live with two 5'9 defensemen? Bruins need to find a veteran left shot third pair defenseman and then choose between Grzelcyk and Krug. They discuss the importance of Chara even at his age 41 year.They recap the offensive lines and how the fourth line disappeared in the playoffs, how Riley Nash is probably going to leave Boston and who is going to fill in on the third line. Danton Heinen might find himself being traded, but he can be plugged into the top 9. David Backes had a lost season, but when healthy he was good. He's not living up to the contract, he's basically here for leadership, might not get much more out of him. Rick Nash most likely will not be back, he gave virtually nothing in the playoffs. David Krejci has been a disappointment, why can no one play with him?The first line of Marchand-Bergeron-Pastrnak has been unstoppable, the Bruins lost because no one else could score. Brad Marchand plays with an edge, but now he's too good for it. If Bergeron wins his 5th Selke it's time to start thinking Hall of Fame.Rookies that could make an impact next year, Ryan Donato, Forsbacka-Karlsson, Jessie Gabriel, Vaakanainen. Maybe include some rookies to find a left shot defenseman and include Torey Krug. Sweeney might want to get back into the first round. Dal