Showing posts with label NY Hockey Talk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NY Hockey Talk. Show all posts

Sunday, April 10, 2011

NYHockeyTalk.com Final Day Recaps


Once again Brad Kurtzberg will be hosting WGBB's NYHockeyTalk as we go over the last day of the regular season. Tonight's broadcast is at 10 pm and his guests will be Justin Bourne, Matt Sweetwood and Dave Lozo from NHL.com.

Yeah, I'll call in too. He wanted me in the studio again, but I'm just too lazy to drive this late at night. But I'll be that.

Just click here to go to the NYHockeyTalk website and click the listen live button.

So much to talk about tonight, an hour may not be enough.

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Battle of the Hockey Bloggers On WGBB

Okay, this will be my second night this week screwing up on radio as Brad Kurtzberg from Insidehockey.com has invited me to join Margaret Hurley from MyBlueShirtHeaven.com and Matt Sweetwood fro NJDevs.com tonight at 9 pm on NY Hockey Talk on WGBB AM.

Now THAT should be interesting.

Tune in tonight live at 9 pm or podcast it tomorrow.

hey! I'm giving up Celebrity Apprentice to talk hockey with these people, the least you could do is listen!

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

"I'll Alert the Media."

One of my favorite lines from a very old movie.

But I wanted to share a few things. First off, before we get too close to Saturday's home opener and our "day of certainty," I wanted to post the link for the audio from Rob Kowal's NY Hockey Talk from Sunday, September 27th. I was lucky enough to be his first guest that night, so if you can stand listening to my horrific voice running at 500 miles an hour, we went over not just the team and what I had seen at practice that day, but also the Lighthouse project.

I also have the pleasure of being in some fabulous company on Jeff Klein's NY Times feature, Hockey Night in Blogdom. I can't believe how many of my good acquaintances from Twitter are also included. But it's a fun feature to start the season off.

Okay, so we may not make the playoffs this season, but we will have a great, entertaining season. We'll need some Advil of course, but there will be things to remember about it for sure.