HW Hockey

High and Wide Radio | For Philadelphia Flyers Fans

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High and Wide Radio delivers passionate, unfiltered hockey talk with a focus on the Philadelphia Flyers. From breaking news and trade rumors to draft prospect deep dives and organizational analysis, we bring bold opinions, sharp insights, and plenty of laughs. Whether celebrating a big win or venting after a tough loss, this is the show for die-hard fans who live and breathe the orange and black. Keep it high and keep it wide with new episodes weekly!

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HW Hockey

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Sports

Podcast website

hwhockey.net

Latest episode

May 21, 2026

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Episodes

Same Old Song pt.2 08.01.2019

Flyers were shut out to a 25 year old goalie making his first NHL start and have extended their losing streak to a season high 7 games. I list a few players who could be on their way outta Philly as well as put the finishing touches on the WJC. 

S1E3 Trade Talk 04.01.2019

The title says it all. The Flyers are 15-20-5 and unless there’s a miracle will be sellers leading up to the trade deadline. We talk which players could be moved as well as GM Chuck Fletcher’s trade history.

WJC Update + Flyers continue trip down south 29.12.2018

World Juniors update on all seven Flyer prospects as well as a look forward into the Flyers road trip.

HW S1E2 28.12.2018

Postgame #PHIvsTB and brief history about GM Chuck Fletcher

HW S1E1 21.12.2018

Jack and Jim discuss how the Flyers are undefeated in Interim coach Scott Gordon/ Carter Hart era.

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