Episode 15

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8th Sep 2020

Fly(er) Away

Vegas Golden Knights, New York Islanders, Dallas Stars and Tampa Bay Lightning have all made it through the third round of the dance.

In the East - will it be the team who play their first conference final in 27 years, or the club which shows up for the fourth time in 6 years who progresses?

Over in the West - it’s tight….as we reflect on how Vancouver Canucks shocked fans all over North America, with a very respectable bow out in the second round.

Dan from Chester, a UK flyers fan joins Clare and Jolon to depict what was a mad second round of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs against New York Islanders. Is Carter Hart the goalie Philadelphia Flyers have been waiting for? And what should we expect from the off season goalie market? The NFFA team debate whether we’ve seen the end of the $10million goalie contracts…

And a recorded message from Matt the Dallas Stars fan. How’s he holding up after 7 weeks of barely any sleep and a game one win against Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference final?

Note: Contains some occasional disgruntled moaning about the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Presented by Clare Freeman and Jolon Kemp Walker. Produced by ASFB Productions.

Photo credit: Flyers' Carter Hart in the Toronto bubble by Mark Blinch @mblinch

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About the Podcast

NHL Fans From Afar
A podcast made by and for fans who follow the NHL living outside of North America.
A podcast made by and for fans who follow ice hockey living outside of North America. From Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Philadelphia Flyers and all the colours of the NHL...
Presented by Clare Freeman and Jolon Kemp Walker. Produced by ASFB Productions.

About your host

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Clare Freeman

The Podcast Coach: Helping ordinary people share extraordinary stories.

Aged 10, I dreamt of having my own production company called A Small Furry Bear. I presented radio shows on a ghetto blaster in my bedroom with my little brother. Now, some 20+ years later, as a podcast coach and presenter - that day dream has become an everyday reality.

Question is, how can we make your dreams of presenting a podcast come true as well?