High Flyin' Podcast

The summer is off to a busy start as Nolan and Ethan break down the biggest winners and losers from the 2026 NHL Draft and NHL free agency. They react to the most surprising signings, discuss which teams came out on top, and analyze the biggest offseason storylines around the league. The lads also turn their attention to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, sharing their thoughts on the tournament before prev...

Ethan returns as co host as the lads discuss the opening half of the 2026 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage. They break down key performances, surprise results, and the biggest stories from around the tournament, including Canada’s performances on the world stage. With Nolan back on the show, they also wrap up the Stanley Cup Final, look ahead to the NHL Draft, and discuss the latest coaching change...

The Carolina Hurricanes are Stanley Cup champions and Ethan joins Jude to break down their victory over the Vegas Golden Knights. The lads discuss the biggest moments of the series and what this championship means for Carolina. They also react to the New York Knicks winning the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs and share their thoughts on the opening week of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

It’s the best time of year as the lads break down all the action, chaos, and storylines from the Stanley Cup Final. They discuss the biggest moments of the series and what could ultimately determine who lifts the Cup. The conversation also shifts to Formula One as they reflect on Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s breakthrough win in Monaco, before looking ahead to the excitement surrounding the 2026 FIFA Wo...

The lads react to a major shift in Vancouver as the Vancouver Canucks name Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin as Presidents while Ryan Johnson joins the NHL management group. They discuss what the changes could mean for the franchise moving forward. The episode also features discussion on the firing of the Edmonton Oilers head coach and the lads’ hopes for a thrilling Stanley Cup Final matchup.

EP 50 of High Flyin features Adirondack Thunder forward Jacob Slipec joining the show to discuss his journey through NCAA hockey with the Omaha Mavericks men's ice hockey and his transition to professional hockey. Jacob shares stories from his playing career, talks through his recruitment process, and gives listeners a look into the day to day routines of life as a pro athlete.

It’s the one year anniversary of High Flyin and Jude and Nolan celebrate by discussing the four remaining NHL playoff matchups and where each series could be headed. They also break down the Edmonton Oilers’ issues, debate the possibility of a Toronto Maple Leafs rebuild, and reflect on the legacy Anze Kopitar leaves with the Los Angeles Kings.

Ethan joins Nolan in Jude’s absence as the lads discuss the controversial hiring of John Chayka in Toronto and react to the 2026 NHL Draft Lottery. They also dive into each second round NHL playoff series with analysis, insights, and discussion on the biggest storylines around the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Jude and Nolan break down each NHL playoff series with in depth analysis, highlighting key players like Logan Stankoven and Josh Anderson. They also discuss major moments including the first ever NHL playoff game in Utah and what it means for the league.

Steph Nicholls joins Ethan Jorssen and Nolan Papp for an open and honest conversation about modern dating. The trio share their own experiences, discuss the highs and lows of relationships, and swap stories that are both relatable and entertaining.

With the NHL playoffs just around the corner, the lads react to four major firings across the league and debate which teams made the right move. They discuss the impact these decisions could have on playoff success and which ones might leave fans disappointed.

With the Canadian Hockey League playoffs underway, the lads explore the ins and outs of junior hockey and what to watch for across the leagues. They also discuss the impact of top prospects and share real experiences playing against elite talent like Kent Johnson, Massimo Rizzo, Jacob Kvasnicka, and more.

Canada West All Star Connor Platz joins the show to reflect on his time with the Trinity Western Spartans and share stories from his U Sports career. The fifth year standout talks about life on and off the court and discusses the next chapter of his basketball journey as he prepares to take his game to Europe.

The lads explore every trade from NHL Trade Deadline Day and react to the return of Nazem Kadri to Colorado. They discuss the biggest deals around the league, share their winners and losers of the trade deadline, and take a deeper look at the current situation for the Calgary Flames, Washington Capitals, Colorado Avalanche, and more.

The lads close out the Men’s Olympic Hockey tournament with a detailed breakdown of the Gold Medal Game and the factors that led to Team USA’s victory. They discuss elite goaltending, key momentum swings, and standout performances from Hellebuyck, Binnington, McDavid, Stone, Horvat, and others.

Three Nines Fine drummer Rohan Bangert joins the show to discuss the band’s rise in the Canadian rock and roll scene and what it takes to break through as an emerging artist. The episode also features a reflection on Canada vs Czechia and a preview of the Men’s Olympic Hockey semi finals.

The lads break down all the trending stories in sports with Artemi Panarin landing with the Kings, the Battle of Florida heating up, and the Seahawks crowned Super Bowl champions. They also recap the opening games of Men’s Olympic Hockey, preview Canada vs Czechia, and share some of their favorite sports nicknames.

It’s a special Super Bowl LX preview episode! With the NFL playoffs wrapping up and Super Bowl LX set for February 8 2026 in Santa Clara, Jude and Nolan give their scoreline predictions and preview one of the biggest weekends in sport. They also sprinkle in fun discussions on the 2026 Winter Olympic Games coverage, and even touch on the latest in Formula One as part of their wide-ranging sports br...

The lads react to the end of the Barry Trotz era in Nashville and what the coaching change means for the Predators. They also recap an unforgettable Stadium Series matchup and discuss roster moves that send Sam Bennett and Joonas Korpisalo to the Olympic Winter Games.

With Super Bowl LX on the horizon, the lads discuss the reported Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub and what it says about his place in NFL history. The conversation then moves to the NHL with a breakdown of the New York Islanders’ recent roster changes and a trade involving the Vegas Golden Knights and the Calgary Flames.

With the 2026 Olympic Winter Games approaching, Jude and Nolan create a tier list of national hockey rosters and debate which teams are built to dominate. The episode also features a second tier list where they rank the jerseys of the 12 Olympic hockey nations and show off their fashion takes.

Jude and Nolan break down the NFL playoffs and share their Super Bowl predictions before shifting to a debate on who should go first overall among top prospects McKenna, Stenberg, and Verhoeff. The episode also covers proposed NHL rule changes involving coaching and the points system, plus a look at the changes underway in Columbus.

Jude and special co host Ciaran jump into the NBA scene covering the rise of the Oklahoma City Thunder, the impact of Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs, and the league’s top rookies. The episode also explores Trae Young’s trade to the Washington Wizards and what lies ahead for the Los Angeles Lakers.

On the morning of Team Canada’s Olympic roster announcement, Jude and Nolan build their own Team Canada lineup, selecting 25 players and debating who deserved a spot. They also discuss the biggest snubs on the official Olympic roster and what it says about the state of Canadian hockey.

With the NHL entering its Christmas break, the lads dive into how parity across the league has never been higher. They focus on the Detroit Red Wings leading the Atlantic Division, the ongoing struggles of the Winnipeg Jets, and debate a possible new NHL playoff format. The episode also explores what qualities define a true Stanley Cup contending goalie tandem.