Jesse Courville-Lynch

NHL Hall of Good Podcast

Sports EN ↓ 3 episodes

Stemming from an idea on Instagram, the NHL Hall of Good podcast brings you stories, analysis, and more from around the world of hockey. Featuring guests such as Eddie Lack and Keith Kinkaid - made by hockey fans just like you.

Author

Jesse Courville-Lynch

Category

Sports

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Sep 23, 2025

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Episodes

NHL Hall of Good Podcast Episode 3: Featuring Jordan Schmaltz 23.09.2025

A man of many nicknames - Swish, The People's Insider, Schmaltzy, former NHL defender Jordan Schmaltz joins the boys at the Hall of Good podcast & talks about some of his Twitter hot takes, his playing career, and more!

NHL Hall of Good Podcast Episode 2: Featuring Keith Kinkaid 11.08.2025

In our second episode, veteran goaltender Keith Kinkaid joins us to discuss what's going on with him as he fights his way back to the NHL. He joined 3ICE this summer, speaks about why he joined, how he heard about it, and what the experience has been like. He tells a couple of fun stories about his time in the NHL/AHL, and speaks about fighting his way back to the higher levels coming off of a fun...

NHL Hall of Good Podcast Episode 1: Featuring Eddie Lack 01.08.2025

In our first official episode of The Mug TV's Hockey Podcast, host Jesse Courville-Lynch is joined by special guest, former NHL goaltender Eddie Lack. Eddie spoke about his experience being coached by John Tortorella, who he thinks has a chance to win the Stanley Cup next season, and more.

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