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Hosts - Allan Wishart and Gerry Dombrowski;Segment 1 - Robbie Antoine, Spruce City Mens Fastball,Segments 3 and 4 - Kyle Anderson, Spruce Kings

Hosts - Allan Wishart and Gery DombrowskiSegment 3 - Kyle Anderson, Spruce Kings

Hosts - Allan Wishart and Reg Feyer Segment 1 - Katie Gordon, rugby Segments 3 and 4 - Kyle Anderson, Spruce Kings hockey

Powered by Castlegar Kia, The Smoke Show Podcast returns for another episode to recap a weekend split by the Smoke Eaters, who get back in the win column thanks to a 6-3 win over the Spruce Kings. It now sets up a final home and home series with the Cranbrook Bucks, who sit second in the Interior Conference. As part of the lead up to the game we're joined by Bucks Network contributor a member of the Cranbrook Bucks podcast, Chris Keck to talk the Kootenay rivalry and the expectation going into this weekend. All that and more on the latest episode of the Smoke Show Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trail-smoke-eaters/message

The BCHL is back! We cover the league's return to play with BCHL Commissioner Chris Hebb (2:13) and we also get the player perspective from Prince George Spruce Kings forward and three-year BCHL veteran Christian Buono (14:50). Finally, we catch up with Long Island University freshman and former Spruce Kings captain Nolan Welsh (27:38), who lead his team in scoring in their first year of Division I play.

GM Mike Hawes speaks to the CBC's Andrew Kurjata about plans for a truncated BCHL season.

Rogers wants to buy Shaw; Go Public investigates telecoms charging seniors for services they can't use during the pandemic; Changes to spot prawn capture rules could devastate B.C. industry; Proposal to turn garbage into fuel in Prince George; Touring vaccine clinics in Prince George and Prince Rupert; Free menstrual products at UNBC; Spruce Kings get a season; Kids share what the pandemic has been like for them; Cat returns after five year absence.

Embedded batteries; New Green Pary leader; Healing trauma through gardening; Spruce Kings get Rolling Mix Concrete Arena reoopened; Checking in on provincial party campaigns; Being thankful; Why aren't there B.C. Green Party candidates in all of northern B.C.'s ridings?; Outdoors club.

The career of a hockey coach is often a long journey filled with many stops along the way. Success and prominent jobs usually take years of grinding and patience. At the age of 34, Adam Maglio is in the process of preparing for his first season as the head coach of the Spokane Chiefs -- making him the youngest current head coach in the WHL. This comes after just one season as an assistant on Manny Veiveros' staff, which saw the Chiefs finish with a 41-18-4-1 record, including wins in each of their final 10 games, before the season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Maglio's quick rise up the coaching ladder speaks to his ability to sell his vision through good communication and attention to detail. A native of Nelson, BC, Maglio's unique coaching journey began in Hong Kong of all places. After graduating from a playing career at the University of British Columbia, he travelled east to run a hockey academy for kids between the ages of 5-15, while also playing in the local semi-professional league. During that time, he learned the different aspects of coaching and running a hockey program in a foreign country, something that has definitely paid off early in his career. After a few years in Hong Kong, Maglio returned to UBC as an assistant coach. He would then join the BCHL's Prince George Spruce Kings. After two seasons as an assistant, he was named head coach and would lead the Spruce Kings to a BCHL Championship in 2019, along with a birth in the gold medal game of the Centennial Cup, the Canadian Jr A championship. In this week's podcast, we'll here about Maglio's time coaching in Hong Kong, how communication and attention to detail have helped him to his position with Spokane, and how he’s preparing to lead his team during a the uncertainty of a pandemic.

Woman with needle stuck in spine goes public; Market reaction to Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis; Little Free Library returns to Rainbow Park neighbourhood; Syrian refugees arrive on Haida Gwaii; Spruce Kings warn they may fold if rink doesn't reopen; B.C. Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson; COVID-19 Thanksgiving; PG Daily News editor Bill Phillips on Prince George election races; Skeena riding candidates on campaiging during COVID-19 pandemic.

Spruce Kings need an arena to play in; Alex Cuba gets more Latin Grammy nominations; Bill Murray and Sofia Coppola team up again; Band practice in a pandemic; Checking in with kids separated from their friends at the B.C.-Alaska border; Parents discuss their election concerns; Winter tire rules; Ledge panel; Author Destanne Norris on dealing with the loss of her daughter and reframing grief.

Prince George Spruce Kings head coach says that a healthy run at the end of the BCHL regular season gave his team confidence on route to winning the Fred Page and Doyle Cups.

The Prince George Spruce Kings are provincial champions after capturing the 2019 Fred Page Cup, but according to head coach Adam Maglio, they're not done yet.Maglio spent time as a player and an assistant coach with the USports' Men's Hockey program at UBC before being named Junior A PG's head coach in April of 2017, and just two years later, they're BCHL champions gearing up for a date with AJHL champion Brooks Bandits. Adam hopped on the podcast today in between series to talk about life as a coach in Prince George and how his team steamrolled through the 2019 playoffs. Enjoy!

As Round 3 gets going, we catch up with Layton Ahac in Prince George as the Spruce Kings prepare to host the Victoria Grizzlies. On the other side of the puck in that series is Grizz forward Riley Hughes who also checks in with the Victoria perspective and we finish up with Vernon Vipers assistant coach Kevin Kraus as they prep for the Wenatchee Wild.

Eddie Yan of the Victoria Grizzlies is the opener this week talking about his IIHF experience in Iceland last week, Jack LaFontaine of Penticton is the BCHL Player of the Week feature and Spruce Kings assistant coach Alex Evin checks in from Prince George.