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The party skips town with Alfie and finds out that getting Annvieg out of Lonelywood will be tougher than they thought.  Content warning: violence, sexually suggestive language and plenty of profanity   *Remove the ads by joining our Patreon!    Contact: iseducethedragonpod@gmail.com Website Patreon Instagram: @istdpod   Cast: Erastus played by Ryan Keely Tohri played by Cristina Van Epps Martha played by Flanders Gentry played by Dana Scarborough  The DM is Jess Parks   Thanks to Chris Westlake for our ear worm theme songPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ISeduceTheDragonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us on the road with Connor Haynes, Senior Director of Ticket Sales, with the Worcester Railers. Tune in to hear Connor talk about the Worcester Railers fandom, and the team's playoff push. Listen in to learn about the different ways you can get involved and interact with the team and upcoming chances to catch a game. #podcast #podcaster #podcastshow #podcastlove #businesspodcast #newpodcast #podcastnetwork #podcastcommunity #applepodcasts #spotifypodcast #podernfamily #podbean #newepisode #insidenorthcentralma #insidenorthcentralmassachusettspodcast #mylocalma #visitma #massachusettspodcast #massachusetts #railersHC #worcester #worcesterrailers #hockey #echl #icehockey

A new MP3 sermon from Sound the Battle Cry is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Fruit of the Spirit: Gentleness (Not Brawlers, Railers, & Lovers of Strife) Speaker: Nate Broadcaster: Sound the Battle Cry Event: Podcast Date: 11/26/2023 Bible: Galatians 5:22; 2 Timothy 2:24 Length: 75 min.

The Worcester Railers 2023-'24 season is right around the corner with Tim Foley and Connor Haynes GET TIX HERE: https://railershc.com/tickets/

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we feature a program that is racking up their total number of appearances at the Frozen Finals, the Railers Jr. Hockey Club. Jake Basile chats with Sean Bertoni, as the Head Coach and GM looks back on last season, but also ahead with his sights set on redemption this upcoming year. Both teams, EHL and EHLP, made their 2nd Frozen Finals appearances this past March, and the sting of how each season ended, has given Bertoni, his staff, and the rest of the Railers extra motivation this off-season. Tack on last year's 11 NCAA Commitments, and on top of the success in the win column, Bertoni and the Railers have already helped 35 players advance to the next level, in just four seasons in the league. The Railers have developed their own model, and they're chugging along.

Sitting back down with not just anybody, Chris Ordoobadi! Chris is back on the show to discuss this past season he had in the ECHL with the Solar Bears and the Railers. Discussing things such as fighting Kyle Neuber, playing under former NHL tough guy Matt Carkner, as well as the role of enforcer in 2023. Thank you Chris for coming on the show! FOLLOW THE POD! Twitter: https://twitter.com/5ForFightingPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FiveForFightingPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiveforfightingpod/?hl=en

The Discover Central Mass Podcast - Episode 6: Railers & Bravehearts (12/23/22)

Mike Myers was named COO of the Worcester Railers HC on May 11, 2020 after serving as team president since May 2016. Under his leadership, the Railers were recognized as one of the premier teams in the ECHL which included winning the 2018-19 ECHL Community Service Award, finishing top three in corporate sales revenues in each of the last three seasons, and finishing in the top five in overall group sales.

The New Voice of the Worcester Railers Tim Foley - Railers 2022-'23 Learn more, check out their schedule, and get tickets over at https://railershc.com

Podcast questions and inquiries? Email us: mattandmattoscaletrains@gmail.com New URL for the Podcast: www.mandmpodcast.com   Join Matt R, Matt Z, and Johnny as we talk with the NJ Hi-Railers Train Club.   Discord Server Link: https://discord.gg/5rpxw8F4DY Please note that you will need to read the rules and click a box to verify that you understand them before you're able to join the server. We want this community to be a welcoming and respectful place.   This Podcast is now available on Spotify and Amazon Music / Audible. We are also available from our usual sources like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and YouTube.   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0OOWgO2vvI38ZFOtF4BxkU?si=2a853e2b36a44f80 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3FzsisW Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-matt-and-matt-o-scale-trains-podcast/id1527505788 Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f8fe369d-985c-4d14-af1f-dc4abf112b06/the-matt-and-matt-o-scale-trains-podcast   The Matt and Matt O-Scale Trains Podcast is now part of the Trainz partner program. If you do plan on buying from them, please use our affiliate link: https://www.trainz.com/MMOP You can also use our unique promo code: MMOP for $10 off a single purchase on the Trainz.com website   Show Notes and Links: Matt and Matt Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MattandMattTrainsPodcast Matt and Matt YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgNPmchzgQJ5SWGQ1eAC58g/featured   Matt and Matt Podcast Merchandise Matt and Matt Merchandise: https://www.redbubble.com/people/MandM-Podcast/shop   Where you can find the Hosts:   Matt R YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjSpNlduCj_M_3tHotCzvZA/videos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/westchicagorailroad Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wcmrr/ Matt Z YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/trainlover9943/videos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trainlover9943 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matts.hobbies/ Johnny YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnn81L0rizbm7ZW_znZvTag Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075521222163 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/audamus_trains/   Where you can find the Guests: NJ Hi-Railers featured in the episode: Mat H, Chris L, Ben F Website: http://www.njhirailers.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Newjerseyhirailers/videos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/njhirailers/ Email: njhirailers@yahoo.com   Music: Good Vibe by Twisterium from Pixabay

We are BACK from Summer break and hitting the ground running with our good friend and frequent guest, Jordan LaVallée-Smotherman! Last season Jordan was Capitan of the Railers, but now he's in charge and talks to us about his vision for the team going forward and his plans for building a tough and winning team. We also talk about bad coaching, Jordans new dog, and Josh Dolan seems ready to lace up his skates again. Will Jordan sign Josh Dolan to the Worcester Railers on a PTO? Nope. But it's funny to see Josh try to talk his way onto the team.. WELCOME BACK EVERYONE AND GO RAILERS! #Worcester #RailersHC #WorcesterRailers #JordanSmotherman #TableTalkPies --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakingtheice/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakingtheice/support

On this week's episode of the #EShow we feature a team fresh off their third season in the EHL, and easily their best year in franchise history. After winning just seven games in their inaugural campaign, the Railers increased their win total up to 18 in the 2020-21 season, and then this past year won 28 regular season games and made a playoff run that took them all the way to Semi-Final Saturday at the 2022 Frozen Finals. Sean Bertoni joins the podcast (1:26) to discuss the step that his program took this year, and how the bar has now been set for years to come. Despite the short history to go off of, the #ECrew comes together (14:25) later in the podcast to keep moving along with our Top 10 selections, as we create our list of the best Railers of all-time.

On this week's episode of the #EShow we feature a team fresh off their third season in the EHL, and easily their best year in franchise history. After winning just seven games in their inaugural campaign, the Railers increased their win total up to 18 in the 2020-21 season, and then this past year won 28 regular season games and made a playoff run that took them all the way to Semi-Final Saturday at the 2022 Frozen Finals. Sean Bertoni joins the podcast (1:26) to discuss the step that his program took this year, and how the bar has now been set for years to come. Despite the short history to go off of, the #ECrew comes together (14:25) later in the podcast to keep moving along with our Top 10 selections, as we create our list of the best Railers of all-time.

Worcester Railers Captain, Jordan LaVallée-Smotherman, came back on the podcast to talk about the end of the season and the Railers playoff push! Jordan also talks about going to the Masters TWICE, having minor heart surgery, hockey fights, bad team names, and Josh tries to convince Jordan to let him play for the Worcester Railers if they are ever short on skaters for a game.. (Nobody took Josh seriously). And we also learn that you can no longer go with no bucket during warmups. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakingtheice/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakingtheice/support

On today's episode I interview Mr. Darren Dumas. He's the singer of the Salads, The Reverbists, Mob Barley & The Railers as well as the Power of Huey. https://www.instagram.com/mistadd/ If you prefer to watch the episode instead of listen to it, you can do so on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/x2kQELTl5H8 Leaving a like, a comment, a subscribe or a review would really help the podcast to gain momentum and be a source of daily positive content for as many people as possible! Thank you for your support! You can find all my social media links to connect with me at: https://linktr.ee/joelmartinmastery Your friend and ally, Joel Martin We've Got Time by LiQWYD | https://www.instagram.com/liqwyd Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Pat Shea was released from his ECHL camp with the Worcester Railers. He spills the beans about it and what teams have been in touch with him since. The boys also talked about, Jack Eichel trade, Kurtis Gabriel being a hypocrite and more. New episodes every Thursday 8AM eastern on Youtube, Apple, Spotify or anywhere you get your podcasts. Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code BIZKIT at https://www.manscaped.com #ad #manscapedpod Buy SHEATH. Take 20% off the best underwear on the planet with the "BIZKIT69" promo code on your purchase from https://www.sheathunderwear.com LISTEN TO THE FULL PODCAST ON THE GO / YOUTUBE Apple ► https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/slangin-the-bizkit/id1562205682 Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/1nSoesunZDRVJ8ncyF7IRf Youtube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL_pqKCp4cQw-n39acga4nA?sub_confirmation=1====================================== CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Trav ► https://instagram.com/trav4oilers?utm_medium=copy_link Pat ► https://instagram.com/pshea25?utm_medium=copy_link======================================= 00:00 Intro 01:00 Pat is distancing himself from Trav 03:58 Kurtis Gabriel is a hypocrite 08:20 How Much Social Media managers take from your brand deals 10:20 Viewers of the week 12:34 Only thing in life that Trav enjoys 14:15 Name me something worse than this? I'll wait 17:15 Pat RELEASED from Worcester 19:47 WHY Pat got sent home 22:07 Pat did find a new team 25:04 DON'T LISTEN TO THIS IF YOU'RE UNDER 18 27:04 Jorge Masvidal DM'd Trav 32:35 Kyle Beech / Chicago Blackhawks scandal 45:49 NHL doesn't care about you 48:42 Trav's dad has officially lost his marbles 50:37 Jack Eichel Trade 54:45 Sean Avery coming on the podcast soon + these guests

Worcester Railers Captain Jordan Smotherman [Nov. 4th, 2021] Learn more and get your tickets at www.railershc.com

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Pat Shea has signed in the ECHL, THE CHEEEEEZER with the Worcester Railers for the 2021-22 season. We talk Kaskisuo, Jonathan Bernier stealing from kids and more on this episode of the podcast. Support our sponsors below! Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code BIZKIT at https://www.manscaped.com #ad #manscapedpod Buy SHEATH. Take 20% off the best underwear on the planet with the "BIZKIT69" promo code on your purchase from https://www.sheathunderwear.com Subscribe for more of our podcast ➝ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL_pqKCp4cQw-n39acga4nA?sub_confirmation=1

Darryl, Nick, and Rich are joined by Worcester Railers Director of Ticket Sales Connor Haynes as they talk about the upcoming hockey season and some of the new things fans can expect as the team and DCU Center deals with COVID related issues. They then talk about the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots, and in the question of the day name their Boston pro player whose number isn't retired but should be.

On this week's episode of the #EShow we feature one of the youngest franchises in the league, the Railers Junior Hockey Club. Heading into season #3, Sean Bertoni and the Railers are feeling confident with the hopes of having a 'normal' year on the horizon (1:19). With their inaugural campaign and a pandemic season behind them, the Railers have laid a great foundation out in Worcester. The EHL team more than doubled their win total from year #1 to year #2, and the EHLP team reached the Championship Game this past March. To wrap-up the episode (21:53), the #ECrew puts together an all-time lineup that includes a strong core of players eligible to return.

On this week's episode of the #EShow we feature one of the youngest franchises in the league, the Railers Junior Hockey Club. Heading into season #3, Sean Bertoni and the Railers are feeling confident with the hopes of having a 'normal' year on the horizon (1:19). With their inaugural campaign and a pandemic season behind them, the Railers have laid a great foundation out in Worcester. The EHL team more than doubled their win total from year #1 to year #2, and the EHLP team reached the Championship Game this past March. To wrap-up the episode (21:53), the #ECrew puts together an all-time lineup that includes a strong core of players eligible to return.

Worcester Railers COO Mike Myers - 100 Days Until Opening Night. July 16th, 2021.

Darryl is joined by Nick and Rich as they talk to Worcester Railers Chief Operating Officer Mike Myers about the team taking the 2020-21 season off and what the future holds for the organization. What was supposed to be a 20-minute segment turned into an hour of stores about Worcester hockey. Plus everyone mentions their favorite Thanksgiving side dishes and some other general shenanigans.

The Worcester Railers, along with the rest of the North Division of the ECHL, decided cancel their season this year because of COVID-19. Railers President Stephanie Ramey joined us this morning to talk about that difficult decision.

Thanks for tuning in everybody! Today I welcome arguably the most popular player in Worcester Railers franchise history to the Penalty Box. That man is none other than Yanick Turcotte! Before signing with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, Yanick spent four incredible seasons in the QMJHL with his hometown Quebec Remparts where he is third all-time in fighting majors. He's the Railers all-time leader in PIMs with 527 in 125 games and he's spent some time in Bridgeport as well. Although Yanick is a young man, he's old-school at heart and I love him for it! I hope you people enjoy it!  If you missed any of the previous episodes, please have a listen to: IntroductionEpisode 1: the Dean Ewen Epic-Part 1Episode 1: the Dean Ewen Epic-Part 2Episode 2: Paul KruseEpisode 3: Mike MacWilliamEpisode 4: Mick Vukota, Part OneEpisode 4: Mick Vukota, Part TwoEpisode 4: Mick Vukota, Part ThreeBonus Episode: The Day I DiedEpisode 5: Jamie RiversEpisode 6: Q & A SessionEpisode 7: Brent SeverynEpisode 8: John ForslundEpisode 9: 20 Questions with Dean EwenEpisode 10: Kerry ClarkEpisode 11: Jason StrudwickEpisode 12: Jim McKenzieEpisode 13: Dave ChyzowskiEpisode 14: BracketologyEpisode 15: Jeff ZehrEpisode 16: Rich Pilon, Part OneEpisode 16: Rich Pilon, Part TwoEpisode 17: Daniel LacroixEpisode 18: Shawn ByramEpisode 19: Dave Scatchard's "Get Your Sh!t Together Challenge"Episode 20: Rob DiMaioEpisode 21: Arron Asham, Part OneEpisode 21: Arron Asham, Part TwoEpisode 22: All-Time Top 10 Toughest Islanders DefensemenEpisode 23: Eric BoultonEpisode 24: Brian Curran, Part OneEpisode 24: Brian Curran, Part Two If you have a moment please rate & review the show & please tell your friends. Follow the show on Twitter at @ColiSinBinPod & my personal account at @joe_lozito Please "Like" the show on Facebook here Merchandise NOW AVAILABLE here Thanks again for listening!

James Mello is the Head Coach of the EHL team, working underneath Mike Addesa I (General Manager), and alongside fellow coaches Brian Addesa, Sean Bertoni, and Mike Addesa III. On this week's episode of the podcast, Mello talks about the continuity of the staff, and how much everyone learned throughout their first season in the league.

If you’ve been involved in youth hockey in Central mass in the last 15 years, chances are you’ve crossed paths with the President of the ECHL Worcester Railers Hockey Club. He came to Worcester while playing hockey and lacrosse at Assumption College, where he would go on to be an assistant hockey coach. Mike has … Continue reading President of the ECHL Worcester Railers HC, Mike Meyers -004 →

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Bill Ballou joins Cam to help host the show with Josh Lyford busy in the workforce.  GM of the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center, Derek Alfama, stops by the studio talk about the latest news at the Ice Center (14:30-26:20).  Railers GM/HC, David Cunniff, makes his first visit to the studio to talk about his transition back to Worcester and the Railers so far (26:50-39:20). The Voice of the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, Alan Fuehring, calls in from Bridgeport to talk about the Sound Tigers start to the season (40:00-48:25). 

Bo Brauer and Evan Buitenhuis join the show live to talk about their hockey careers (13:45-38:00) as well as their love for fishing (38:14-50:42). 

Senior VP of Hockey Operations of the ECHL,  Joe Ernst (13:26-22:29).    Chris Horan, Worcester Fire Department (30:00-38:00). 

As the Railers get ready for W6 Tribute Night on Saturday, Worcester firefighters and members of the Worcester FD Hockey team, Chris Horan and Chris Bishop stopped by (13:15-25:45).    Rookie forwards Drew Callin and Ross Olsson were in studio to talk about the season and their friendship off the ice (26:00-50:02). 

Josh Lyford is back this week after a week of adulting! (0:00-14:00) The Railers had a come from behind shootout win over Maine this past Friday (14:00-19:40).  Cam chats with new Railers d-man Jake Bolton (22:04-27:00).  Worcester Railers Booster Club President Rich Lundin (28:48-38:00).  

Josh Lyford not in attendance today but Cam has you covered with a recap of Opening Night and the newest Railer, Jake Bolton (1:10-13:00).    In case you missed it we heard from ECHL Commissioner, Ryan Crelin, during the 1st intermission this past Saturday (16:15-28:45).    The one, the only, Bill Ballou weighs in on his thoughts after a successful Opening Night (32:07-41:00).   

Josh and Cam preview the #Railers Opening Night and hear from Railers GM/HC Jamie Russell (32:23-36:20)

DCU Center zamboni driver, RJ Schultz, gives an updated when the ice will go in at the DCU and more about himself (2:49-15:14).  Ben Brouillard, youth hockey ticket salesman for the Railers, stops by (32:58-45:00)  Railers are underway with Training Camp and Cam caught caught up HC/GM Jamie Russell and a few players (47:28-01:00:00) 

Josh and Cam talk with former Worcester IceCats broadcaster, Mike Thornton, (12:54-36:50).    Also, hear from Railers players; Barry Almeida, Kyle McKenzie, Connor Doherty, Drew Callin, and Ross Olsson (38:20-49:30) 

Holy Cross mens hockey coach, David Berard, joins the show to talk about Worcester and the Crusaders hockey program (12:40-42:00).  Just 25 days away until Opening Night, Cam and Josh talk about how the Railers are going to look on the ice and more! 

Connor Haynes, Manager of Group Sales & HC Memberships, joins the show to talk tickets and more (0:00-13:51).    Worcester Hockey Hall of Famer & Yale Bulldog's men's hockey coach, Keith Allain, checks in from New Haven (14:10-41:38). 

Cam and Josh here from the Railers all-time leader in games played, goals, assists, and points, Barry Almeida, (0:00-11:00).  Cam tries to justify to Josh why he bought a twin bed for his new living arrangements (21:00-26:40).  Josh ask Cam for help as he realized he may not have a future as a professional mini golfer (26:47-37:00).  Railers rookie forward Drew Callin calls in from Wisconsin (38:00-47:44). 

The Voice of the San Jose Sharks, Dan Rusanowsky, calls in from the Bay Area (6:00-39:20). Rusanowsky has been with the Sharks since their inaugural season in 1991.  Cam and Josh also breakdown the Railers promotional schedule and find out how many Teddy Bears (or Teddy Wolves) Josh will be bringing to the Teddy Bear Toss on Dec. 14. 

Cam and Josh are joined by Jess Walsh (12:15-25:51), Owner of Worcester Wares and co-director for POW WOW Worcester!  Railers fan favorite, Yanick Turcotte, calls in as we hear about what the Quebec native has been up to this off-season (28:02-41:03).  The Worcester Bravehearts captured their 4th FCBL Championship this past weekend and Dave "Peterman" Peterson stops by to talk about another milestone for the Bravehearts (43:22-52:55). 

With Josh Lyford out on vacation, Cam brings in Paul Harris, Community Relations Coordinator for the Worcester Railers, to co-host. (0:02-9:46) Cam and Paul talk all things Railers and find out more about the man himself that is Paul Harris.  (13:35-26:31) Jeff Gaucher, Group Experience Coordinator, for the Worcester Bravehearts comes into the studio to talk about the Bravehearts playoff run as they look to capture another championship.  (28:31-41:50) John McCarthy the Worcester Sharks all-time leader in games played, goals, and points comes on to talk everything Worcester, his National Championship with Boston University in 2009, and competing in the 2018 Olympics for Team USA.  (43:05-51:03) We hear from Mike Cornell to hear about his off-season and what he is looking forward to as he gears up for his seventh pro season.

Cam and Josh are joined by Railers defenseman Kyle McKenzie (25:45-53:13) to hear about his off-season.  The Railers and Maine Mariners will play a pre-season game October 5th which Cam and Josh discuss more about as well as some NHL off-season moves (12:18-25:15). 

Cam and Josh are joined by former Worcester IceCats broadcaster, John Wiedeman, who is currently the radio play-by-play voice of the Chicago Blackhawks (14:00-54:51). 

Worcester hockey historian, Darryl Hunt, joins the show (0:00-25:55) to discuss 25 years of pro hockey in Worcester.  Cam and Josh discuss their 4th of July weekends and even find out Cam's introduction into country music, even a rendition of Lips of An Angel (32:00-36:57).  The two also breakdown the NHL Free Agency and provide some updates with the Railers. 

Tom Poti joins the show at (0:30-3:30) and then again at (7:42-21:07). Cam & Josh find out more about the Worcester native and ask him about playing 14 years in the NHL.  Newly signed Worcester Railer, Connor Doherty, talks about coming back to Worcester for his third season and talks about his offseason (27:13-35:58). 

Former Holy Cross men's hockey Head Coach, Paul Pearl, joins Cam & Josh to talk about the Crusaders first ever NCAA Tournament win in 2006 when they upset the Minnesota Golden Gophers.  Cam and Josh also wrap up the Stanley Cup Final, talk the Railers regular season schedule, and the announcement of Barry Almeida signing with the Railers for his third season. 

With the Bruins forcing Game 7 Cam and Josh breakdown Game 6 and look ahead to the last game of the season. Tim Rappleye who covered the 'Miracle On Ice' gives his memories of the event. Rappleye has also published two books; "Jack Parker's WiseGuys" & "Hobey Baker: Upon Further Review" and has written for the New England Hockey Journal and much much more.  Railers Father's Day Sale ends Sunday June 16, all merchandise is 20% off! Also the regular season schedule will be released on Thursday. 

Eric and Josh welcome new Worcester Railers Public Relations & Social Media Coordinator, Cam McGuire, to the show. The guys talk Bruins/Blues, the 'missing' ECHL Kelly Cup, and give Cam some ice breaker questions! 

Suzanne DeGeorge from Gate House Media joins Eric and Josh to chat about some upcoming events in Worcester.  NHL playoffs, making fun of Eric, how to score free drink tickets at events, the Worcester Magazine Best of Party, and Railers opening night all party of the discussion!

Eric and Josh talking hockey, goal songs, mozzarella sticks, and trying to figure out the direction of the show.

Railers rookie forward Ryan Hitchcock joins Tom & Josh to discuss his first pro season, what it's actually like going to an Ivy League school, his music taste, favorite movie, the mischievous duo of Ryan MacKinnon + Tyler Mueller and more. Enjoy. 

Railers forward Bo Brauer joins Tom and Josh and dishes on bass fishing, playing at Notre Dame, his art and theatre skills, and playing in Worcester. 

Railers defenseman Alex Vanier joins Tom and Josh and dishes on EDM, fashion in Montreal, how he hates reading, Netflix, and how he doesn't mind drinking any wine. 

Let's assume you aspire to a leadership role, either with your current employer or a new employer. Many people mistakenly believe that to ACT like a leader, you must be IN a leadership position. Quite the opposite is true: To GET a leadership position, you must ACT like a leader. Right now. Today. Wherever you are, and in whatever position you are in. You've heard me say this before: Leadership is attitudinal, not positional. Today, I want to touch on the Top 10 Leadership De-Railers. Those subtle “mistakes” you may be making that are delaying, or preventing, you from becoming the leader you desire to be. I got some of this information from businessworlddaily.com and Inc.com Mistake #10: Not having faith in your abilities. Consistently second-guessing yourself rubs off on others, and before you know it, that trust is gone. Don't be afraid to trust your gut instinct. "While it's important to listen to others, employees and clients alike, sometimes this can be very dangerous. If you truly believe in what you are doing, it's OK to listen only to yourself sometimes. (Be) loyal to your internal compass," says Moran Zur, founder and CEO of SafeBeyond. Second-guessing yourself results in you presenting yourself as not confident, unsure, and wishy-washy. Leaders are decisive, confident, self-assured people. Mistake #9: Being reactive rather than proactive. With the pace of business today, it is important you are on the cutting edge. Whether it's technology implementation, business strategy decisions, or hiring decisions, it is important to see around corners and make decisions based not on today's information, but tomorrow's. Reactive employees get a reputation as either playing it safe, or constantly putting out fires that could have been avoided by taking a proactive stance. Mistake #8: Not being strategic about what you take on. There's a balance with this one: You want to be seen by your boss as a go-to employee, but you also don't want to get stuck consistently doing scut work that doesn't hone your skills or show what you are capable of. My best solution for this is to communicate clearly with your boss about projects you're interested in working on, strengths he/she may not have yet seen you demonstrate, or skills you want to develop. You boss will still assign your fair share of scut work, but this type of communication is likely to minimize it while maximizing your chances for meaty assignments. Mistake #7: Not setting personal goals. Beyond the goals set for you by your boss, department, or corporation, effective future leaders set personal goals that typically exceed or extend beyond what is expected of them by their employer. Not only do goals give you direction and purpose, they also ensure you are making measurable progress towards the overall goals of the organization. Once you are in a leadership position, you will be setting goals with your employees, so setting personal goals early in your career is a tremendous conditioning practice. One last word about setting personal goals: Don't just set them. Make sure you calendar in time to achieve these goals, with specific action steps that virtually guarantee your success. Mistake #6: Avoiding conflict. One of the most difficult adjustments a new leader has to make is learning how to handle disagreements or issues. You want to be fair and balanced while avoiding potential conflict, but, sometimes, that's difficult. "Managers often veer away from confrontation and try to avoid it at all costs," said Mark Feldman, vice president of marketing at Stynt. "But when performance or personality issues go unaddressed, they fester and set an overall tone that minimizes the urgency of correcting mistakes. If there is (an) issue, it's best to address it right away when the situation is fresh." Feldman noted that many issues blamed for incompetence or poor performance are actually a result of misunderstood expectations. "Create an environment that encourages continuous feedback, and be exact with dates and expected outcomes," he said.   Mistake #5: Needing to be liked. Often, employees avoid conflict because of an overwhelming need to be liked. Leaders are people first, and it's natural that they want to be liked, said David Scarola, chief experience officer of business resource The Alternative Board. But the need to be in everyone's good favor can sometimes cloud solid business judgment. "A common mistake with new managers and new business owners is that they make decisions that are popular, which are often not the best decisions for the business," Scarola said. "[Leaders] need to sometimes make unpopular decisions. That comes with the territory." Instead of trying to be well-liked among your employees, seek instead to be understood and respected. Learn how to communicate openly and frequently with your team, and always keep staff members in the loop about the reason behind any decisions, popular or not.    "The best leaders have learned that if they make the right decisions for their business, even if unpopular, and also take the time to explain their reasoning, they will earn the respect of their employees," Scarola said. "In the long run, this is the best outcome a leader can aspire to." Mistake #4: Gossip and Lying. This one's straightforward: DON'T GOSSIP. Don't be known as the two-faced employee who says one thing to one person and something entirely different to someone else. And don't say anything about someone that you wouldn't say to their face. No exceptions. This one can be a real career-killer. Mistake #3: Failing to grow and learn. If you're under the misguided notion that your learning ended with college graduation, welcome to the real world. Your college degree is, in fact, the beginning of your lifelong learning and growth process. You might or might not want an advanced degree, but be assured that you will need to continuously learn and grow throughout your career. One of the biggest teachers you will have throughout your career is your mistakes. Or, more specifically, how you respond to your mistakes. Do you learn from them, or do you try to place blame elsewhere? My coach says “If you aren't making mistakes, you aren't taking enough risk.” Mistake #2: Communicating poorly or not at all. I cannot possibly overstate the importance of well-developed verbal and written communication skills. I've talked about this in a number of different ways on this podcast, but I want to drill down on a couple of specifics here. #1: If written communication is not your strong suit, find a course, program, mentor, SOMETHING that will bring this skill to at least average. If writing isn't going to be your strong suit, at least make sure it's not your weak suit. #2: If verbal communication is a weakness for you, same suggestion: find a way to bring it to at least average. I highly recommend Toastmasters as a way to practice your public speaking skills. Also, record yourself – it can be very revealing, particularly in regards to speech habits (um, uh) and annoying speech patterns (like ending every sentence by going up, which sounds like you are asking a question). Here's why this is critically important: As a leader, you will be tasked with keeping your employees in the loop as efficiently and quickly as possible. Don't expect a secretary or well-meaning co-worker to do this for you. Mistake #1: Lack of follow-through. I saved the best for last, because I think this mistake has de-railed more potential leaders than any other. I've said it before, many times: To be considered for a promotion, you must excel where you are at today. I've seen so many employees over the years that decide the circumstances of their job mean they can't possibly excel.                             They are in the wrong job. Their boss doesn't appreciate them. They aren't being recognized enough. They are underpaid. These kinds of thoughts are career-killers. You get to decide what you want to think about your job, your boss, your contributions, and your pay. It will never serve you to think these things, but that's where your brain will want to go. Your brain thinks it's keeping you safe. It isn't. Excel in your current position regardless. No excuses. No limitations. Kill it at work, each and every day. Not for your boss or your employer. Do it so you can smile at yourself in the mirror at the end of the day. So you can sleep well at night.   To visit my website:  www.exclusivecareercoaching.com Follow My YouTube channel (Lesa Edwards); it's chocked full of value career management content is easily digestible bites.  Want to speak with an expert about your career/job search goals? Need help figuring out what's holding you back from achieving your dream career? Let's talk. Here's the link to schedule a 30-minute consult call with me:  www.timetrade.com/book/D6KLN. Hope to see you soon!   

In their first ever road trip audio diaries, Mike, Tommy, and Kevin take a road trip to "rural" (not really) Allen, Texas. There, they watch official minor leaguer Bo Brauer as the Worcester Railers face the Allen Americans in some hot ECHL action. Show Notes Follow Bo on Twitter: @BoGo_Gadget. For updates on Bo, the Worcester Railers team Twitter does a good job: @RailersHC The person who asked about the non-OG Mighty Ducks getting D5 jerseys was Eric S. Duck Call to him. The video of the Mighty Ducks Q&A. Thanks to the Conti family for joining the podcast. Here is Bo scoring and then waving to us: Here is @BoGo_Gadget's goal followed by his celebratory wave to us -- and Quackolytes everywhere. pic.twitter.com/mM4s6jLlm5— Quack Attack Podcast (@QuackAttackPod) February 16, 2019 Thanks Bo

Mr. Ice Cat Terry Virtue joins Tom and Josh and tells tales of running amok in the city during the reign of Scratch. Railers forward Dylan Willick talks about his first full season with the team. 

Railers forward Matt Schmalz joins Tom & Josh and chats about his terrible basketball skills, being drafted by the L.A. Kings, the craze of Lululemon and hockey players, and more in this week's episode. 

Rich Lundin dishes on the Railers booster club. Woody Hudson chats anime and all sorts of crazy things. 

Tom and Josh kick off the new year with some Molson Canadians courtesy of Bill Gill a.k.a Mitch Gillam's dad. Bill Doyle discusses smelling salts, covering the Railers this year, and more. Mike Cornell talks playing hockey as a father, who wears the "C" in his house, Euro-goth clubs in Germany, and thoughts on the team as of late.

PART ONE - THE GOALIES HAVE TAKEN OVER! This week Tom and Josh are attacked by goalies - Railers team president Mike Myers and Railers goaltender Mitch Gillam. Myers discusses everything under the sun including his former goalie mask design business, growing up during the reign of the Maryland hardcore scene, art, cheering in press boxes, and more. Gillam discusses the Gilly Gilly phenomenon, bangers, his acquired taste for adult beverages, and more. 

Jeff Johnson from Jack's Abby Craft Lagers joins Tom and Josh and talks about the brewery's start, success, and future. Beers are sampled. Fun is had. Railers defenseman Ryan MacKinnon tells an epic tale of his fake tooth, informs us of red potatoes from P.E.I., and dishes on Taylor Swift. 

Railers defenseman Kyle McKenzie discusses working in Worcester over the summer, his dating life, and ice cold water. No Trigger guitarist Jon Strader talks noodlin' and upcoming shows. Bill Ballou gives hot takes on music and hating drums, and shares incredible hockey stories. 

The Canada episode. Tom Matthews and guests defenseman Connor Doherty and assistant coach Derek Army call in from Brampton, Ontario amidst a Railers three game road trip. Discussion topics include the Monte Carlo Inn, Justin Bieber, Celine Dion, and more. 

On this week's episode the Tom and Josh chat hockey, music, and beer with High Command guitarist Ryan McArdle, Railers forward Tommy Kelley, and Greater Good Brewing Co.'s J.T. Ethier. 

The long awaited debut of The Tuesdays with Tom Radio Hour ft. Josh Lyford -- The podcast about hockey, music, and beer. Not always in that order. Hosts Tom Matthews and Josh Lyford talk hockey and fighting with Railers forward Yanick Turcotte, Mountain Man's upcoming album with Jesse Menard, and what it's like being the funniest guy in Worcester with Tom Dwyer. 

This week, we welcome Eric Lindquist and Tom "Tuesday" Matthews of the Railers to discuss how their professional sports organization has succeeded in Worcester where others have failed. Eric reveals that he has been a guest on no less than 11 gameshows including The Price is Right and Wheel of Fortune. Tom denies that he is TRAX the mascot and tells us what it's like to see his bare chest plastered on 20 billboards around the city. Tunes by Submarine Machine.

First ever 4th Episode! This one found its way off the rails. The guys walk the Railers through the art of apologizing, how to stay married, and probably most importantly how to shave money by saving your cat. Feedback? Questions? Advice needed? Email Barrett & JWade at offtherails2000@gmail.com Follow OTR: A Podcast on Instagram @offtherails2k

The episode you've all been waiting for! Over 15 minutes of Derek Army, one of the greatest Nailers of all time, sharing old memories, reliving his glory days, and speaking about his new position with the Railers. Enjoy!

Darren Dumas aka Mista D is the lead singer in a Canadian band known as "the Salads". The Salads had some hype in the early 2000's with their hit "Get Loose". After several albums, tours and shows, the band is still together but not as busy as they were 10 years ago. All members of the band are still active in music and art to some capacity. Darren is presently back in his home town of Stratford Ontario working as a graphic designer and singer in his Bob Marley tribute act "Mob Barley & the Railers". Darren is the same positive guy I met way back then and it's inspiring to see his unwavering love of music and art. One in a million!! In the podcast, we talk about his band being in the industry when it was almost dead. We talk about life and the future of music. Brought to you by fetchclass.com & www.insightrecorders.com Shop with Banggood and support the show Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!! Also brought to you by Musicians Friend Pick up a shirt http://apologue.ca/shop/

The Notch 6 Podcast Episode 59. Night two at the LCCA National convention. Tonight we chat with Al Kolis about the LCCA switching tracks traveling boxcar and how it can come to your home layout! Our feature interview highlights the enormous layout built by The Boston Metro Hi Railers. You'll hear about some of the challenges they have overcome and unique items they have worked into their layout.