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LIFE AFTER HOCKEY PODCAST - EPISODE 13 - KEITH SEABROOK  Keith was born in Delta, BC & played his junior hockey with the Calgary Hitmen before being drafted by the Washington Capitals 52nd overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. Keith went on to a 5-year pro career that included stops with the Abbotsford Heat, Manitoba Moose, San Antonio Rampage & Rockford IceHogs, in the AHL & the the Cincinnati Cyclones & Stockton Thunder of the ECHL. He also played one year in Italy with the Val Pusteria Wolves in the Serie A league.  After retiring from hockey he co-founded the Cavalier fine jewelry shop in the Gastown district of Vancouver, BC with his good friend Dane Stevens.  Website: www.cavaliergastown.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/cavaliergastown Instagram: @cavaliergastown HockeyDB: www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=80325 Elite Prospects: www.eliteprospects.com/player/10656/keith-seabrook ⁣____________________________ The Life After Hockey Podcast, hosted by former professional hockey player Brad Leeb.⁣ Conversations with former pro hockey players about their Life After Hockey journeys. ⁣ New Episodes Every Saturday on The Hockey Podcast Network.⁣ Follow Brad Leeb on Instagram & Twitter ⁣@bradmleeb ⁣____________________________

Kirill Kabanov had all the talent to be a first-round selection in the NHL Draft. Controversy surrounded the Russian forward wherever he went. The Islanders selected Kabanov in the third round of the 2010 draft. He bounced between the Stockton Thunder of the ECHL and the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the AHL during his two years with the organization. Kabanov played 48 games with the Sound Tigers before the Islanders terminated the final year of the entry-level contract. Find out what he's been up to in this interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kirill Kabanov had all the talent to be a first-round selection in the NHL Draft. Controversy surrounded the Russian forward wherever he went. The Islanders selected Kabanov in the third round of the 2010 draft. He bounced between the Stockton Thunder of the ECHL and the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the AHL during his two years with the organization. Kabanov played 48 games with the Sound Tigers before the Islanders terminated the final year of the entry-level contract. Find out what he's been up to in this interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Stockton Heat are part of the American Hockey League revolution to extend to the west coast, and have taken over the operations of the Stockton Thunder, an ECHL team that last north of the San Francisco bay for over a decade. Jason Camp describes the challenges ahead of the franchise, rebranding with a new type of hockey in an area long though to be part of the Sacramento media market, which is 55 miles north of the arena location. Camp talks about the efforts in building up the ticket base, especially when it means attacking with a new product on the ice, as well as getting those Thunder fans to understand the new affiliation with the Calgary Heat. Camp also shares his views on why the AHL effort on the West Coast was so exciting, and worth the opportunity of him leaving Binghamton, where he had worked for almost a decade.

In this week's episode, Matt talks with Super Fan, Eric Kenny aka "Thunder Man." Susan and Matt also chat about Macaronage.Thunder Man Eric "Thunder Man" Kenny Eric explains how he went from a new fan of ECHL hockey to "Thunder Man". He shares with us how with a little inspiration from other fans and the help of his wife, they came up with what would eventually become his signature look.As a self-appointed hype man for the Stockton Thunder, Eric cheers and hypes the crowd to keep fans involved and in the game. Although he is not associated or employed by the Stockton Thunder organization, he is a true "Super Fan" and he enjoys being a part of the fun and action that goes on at the arena.To learn more about Eric "Thunder Man" Kenny, visit him on at facebook.com/thunderman204.MacaronageSusan talks about how she discovered Macarons and fell in love at first bite. She and Matt talk about their experience when they visited the store and tried their tasty treats. Definitely a hidden gem of Stockton that is worth checking out. See what Macaronage is all about by visiting them at facebook.com/macaronagebygrace or yelp.com/biz/macaronage-macarons-stockton. And don't forget to stop by the store located in the Hammer Ranch Shopping Center at 7610 Pacific Avenue, Suite B6, Stockton, CA 95210. Call them at (209) 955-0857.Instameet & Local Food Truck FrenzySaturday, March 29, from 5pm to 8pm, the Stockton Instameet community will have a meet-up behind the Stockton Arena (on Arena Rd). There will be more than 9 different food trucks, contests and live music. This is sure to be an awesome event!Find out more at instagram.com/p/l3Kq2VNFIS/ and facebook.com/localfoodtruckfrenzy.

Susan and Matt are joined in the Outback Studios by television reporter, podcaster, sports commentator, and huge WWE fan, Alan Sanchez.Alan Sanchez Alan Sanchez Alan shares his story about growing up in the central valley, in a family with very little money and material possessions. Early in his educational career he learned about the value of working harder than anyone else, a trait that carried him into his career in broadcasting, eventually to become the youngest TV reporter in the central valley. Alan spent time as a reporter for a Sacramento morning news program before joining the Stockton Thunder and then the University of the Pacific sports program.Alan Sanchez is all over the world of social media, where his fans connect with him on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, his website, and his podcast, The Alan Sanchez Show.

Let's Play Hockey!In this week's episode, the Podcast Stockton Crew have an action-packed interview with the Stockton Thunder broadcasters, Caleb Lamb and Brandon Kisker. Caleb Lamb and Brandon Kisker Stockton Thunder Broadcasters, Caleb Lamb and Brandon Kisker come on the show to talk about their careers in sports broadcasting and their journeys to Stockton. Coming off their best finish last year, when the Thunder won the ECHL Western Conference Championships, the off-season changes have been well publicized. After falling to the Reading Royals in the Kelly Cup Finals, the Stockton Thunder said goodbye to the head coach Matt Thomas and team President Dan Chapman, as well as their play-by-play announcer. This year, the team went with two very talented broadcasters. Caleb provides the play-by-play and Brandon takes care of the color commentary. If you have never heard a play called in hockey, you are in for a real treat. If you are a Thunder fan, Caleb and Brandon give us a quick peek behind the scenes of what it's like to handle the broadcasting, media relations and social media for an ECHL team. Since Caleb and Brandon are both new to Stockton, Susan and Matt asked them about their experiences here so far. Caleb and Brandon are happy to be in Stockton, and invite everyone to connect with them on Twitter. And don't forget to tell them about your favorite hangout spot or restaurant. Find them at @CalebLambTweet and @kiskerbc.Visit stocktonthunder.com for ticket and game info, and follow them on Facebook.com/StocktonThunder and Twitter @StocktonThunder.Go Thunder!Merry Christmas from Podcast StocktonSusan, Matt, and Greg chat about their favorite holiday memories in Stockton.

Hipcheck and Tonga are joined by Mike Benton, former LetsgoKings contributer and current play by play by play man for the Stockton Thunder ECHL franchise. Mike shares with us some stories about life traveling the minor league hockey circuit, how LetsGoKings played a role in his pursuing his dream of becoming a Hockey Announce and press box reflections from this years Kings/Sharks series in which Mike earned press credentials and witnessed the game live from the Shark Tanks Press area. 

Welcome to Podcast Stockton. If you're new here, Podcast Stockton is the show all about the great life in Stockton, California. We don't need no stinking lists! There are a lot of great people and a lot of great stories in our city and we love sharing them both. In this episode:There's lots to do at the Stockton Libraries. Check out the events at the Stockton San Joaquin County Public Library. Barnes and Noble also offers story telling.Stockton is a sports town! The Stockton Thunder are in the post season again! The Stockton Ports are gearing up for opening day! The Stockton Wolves are coming! Benjamin Saffold An interview with Benjamin Saffold. His resume is filled with Stockton involvement. He currently does Marketing, Outreach and Events at Gospel Center Rescue Mission, an organization providing shelter and services to Stockton's homeless community since 1939. He is also part of the The New Life Project Stockton which is holding the public debut of their CD on Friday, April 8, 2011. Benjamin also serves on the boards of the Stockton Arts Commission and The Friends of the Fox, as well as many other charitable and arts organizations. You can find Benjamin on Facebook and Twitter.Until next time, make it great Stockton!- Matt & Rod

Welcome to Podcast Stockton, featuring an interview with local history enthusiast, Alice van Ommeren.In this episode:The Amazing Fist reaches its funding goal. Adam Messinger is one amazing step closer to publishing his first full length comic thanks to over 100 backers on Kickstarter.com.Sports update with Lowell TuckermanA review of Clear's ClearSpot and Rover Puck. WiFi on the go is available in Stockton. With several product and service options, Clear has a strong showing in the mobile wifi service in Stockton.Stockton Thunder take the ice! Tomorrow, the Stockton ECHL franchise takes the ice in a pre-season bout against Ontario. Next Friday, they meet up again in the Thunder homer opener of the regular season.Did you miss the Tweetup? Follow @StocktonTweetup on Twitter to hear about the next one!An interview with Alice van Ommeren, author, local history enthusiast and instructor. After purchasing a vintage postcard from a local antique shop, Alice set forth to publish Stockton in Vintage Postcards. Alice, a former board member of the Stockton Cultural Heritage Board, is now teaching Stockton’s Golden Era, an extension course at Pacific, running for 5 weeks starting Oct. 14.Until next time, make it great Stockton!- Matt & RodLinks The Amazing Fist on KickstarterThe Amazing Fist on FacebookRover Puck by ClearClearSpot 4G Stockton Thunder Sons of Thunder Alice van Ommeren on Facebook Pacific Extension CoursesStockton History on Facebook Stockton Historic Landmarks San Joaquin Historical Society Osher Lifelong Learning InstituteStockton Vintage Postcards on Facebook

Welcome to Podcast Stockton, featuring an interview with Emily Baime, Marketing Director for the Downtown Stockton Alliance. A quick look at the news:Fireworks are now legal The downtown Stockton Certified Farmers Market is open for the season.Wes's Stockton activities guide. Go to VisitStockton.org to sign up for the weekly events e-mail and follow @Stockton_CA on Twitter and on Facebook. Be sure to listen, there may be another giveaway.In this episode:A couple of places with open mic in Stockton.The Stockton Thunder in the playoffs!A review of Yogurt My Way.Sports with Lowell TuckermanWhat's new on Closetgoodies.com.An interview of Emily Baime, Marketing Director of the Downtown Stockton Alliance. Check them out at downtownstockton.org, on Facebook and Twitter..Until next time, make it great Stockton!- Matt & Rod

Welcome to Podcast Stockton, episode 26. In this episode, Matt and Rod sit down with Tod Ruhstaller, CEO of The Haggin Museum.In this episode:A couple of items from the news: In honor of Black History Month, Stagg High School students will participate in Lend Your Hand’s (501c3) National Black History Bee (NBHB) competition. For more information, call Andres Uyeda or Kathy Davis 209-933-7445 ext. 8471. This Saturday, February 6 at 12 PM, there is a rally and petition signing at the Tuxedo Park Station. The event will be held at 2616 Pacific Avenue. If you cannot attend, but would like to sign the online petition, visit stocktonmiraclemile.com.Will Susan Eggman shave her head for $5,000? Sparked on Twitter, Council Member and friend of the show,Susan Eggman said she would shave her head if Stockton Twitter users raised $5,000 for kids cancer research.Thunder + Twitter = #thweetup. Come join local Twitter celebrities, @MikeBravo11, @Abraxas579, @omardesign209, @griffin209, @PGHMatt and more on Friday, February 12 as the Stockton Thunder plays host to the Ontario Reign. Discounted tickets are $7. Visit stocktonthunderandlightning.com/thweetup to get yours!The sports update with Lowell Tuckerman.Lights, Camera, Literacy! You are cordially invited to attend the 19th annual Trivia Bee put on by the Library & Literacy Foundation for San Joaquin County. We will be there to support one our favorite charities in Stockton. We need one more person to complete our three-person team. Are you good at movie trivia? If you're interested, send us an e-mail or call Matt at 483-5199. We are paying the $550 entry fee and if you're selected, we'll pay for your guest to attend as well. Check out the official brochure here and visit sjcliteracy.org. Come help the Library & Literacy Foundation raise some much needed money!Interested in becoming HAZWOPER certified? Green Works Environmental Services has a couple of spots open for the 40 hour training that starts Monday, February 8. The class normally costs $750 but you can get in for $150. For more information, call Dawn at 603-7104.Our interview with Tod Ruhstaller, CEO/Curator of History of The Haggin Museum. Learn about the 1st and 3rd Thursdays program and the 79th Annual McKee Student Art Exhibition, visit hagginmuseum.org. Also, follow them on Twitter and Facebook.What's the one piece of tech you can't live without? We get some great responses on Facebook and some voicemails from Kraig, Devin and Gabriel from The Singlemalt Versus Podcast, Jon, Andy.What's new on Closetgoodies.comNext week, we want to know what was your first gadget or electronic toy?Until next time, make it great Stockton!- Matt & Rod

The 173rd episode of the sports podcast by hosts Bob Highfill and Scott Linesburgh. Topics: NFL roundup, MLB playoffs, Stockton Thunder and Pacific basketball.

Stockton Thunder hockey 2007-2008 season in review. Send feedback to host@thunderpodcast.com.