Loose, lived-in hockey talk that mixes humor, memory, and respect for the grind.
Joshua Marshall gives Doug McLean space to work through what is going on in the NHL in a loose, conversational style, and McLean uses that room well.

Joshua Marshall
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Loose hockey talk with real rink feeling.
2 Mutts Hockey Podcast mixes loose hockey banter with practical NHL analysis. Joshua Marshall and regular voices such as Nick and Phil Stockley work through playoff games, trades, draft talk, team culture, and the people around the sport.
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2 Mutts Hockey Podcast is built for hockey conversation that has room to breathe. The center of gravity is the NHL, especially playoff stakes, Oilers talk, Panthers-Oilers debate, Flames news, roster construction, and what teams look like when injuries or discipline change a series. Joshua Marshall guides the show with long, context-heavy questions and a personal investment that is hard to miss. He is not trying to flatten hockey into clean segments. He lets guests and co-hosts circle through memory, opinion, jokes, and practical detail until the point lands. That makes the show feel more like a familiar hockey table than a studio product. Doug MacLean appearances bring the tone of a league voice calling a series as he sees it. Craig Button episodes lean into scouting, player types, competitive traits, size questions, puck movement, and the small habits that separate a prospect from an NHL regular. Nick and Phil Stockley add the back-and-forth of regular fans who know the teams, know the arguments, and are comfortable wandering from the Stanley Cup Final to the NBA or a local ball hockey season. The show is especially interested in what happens around the game. Coaching rooms matter. Parents matter. Community rinks matter. A player's family and recovery can matter as much as a contract or PTO. That emotional register gives the hockey talk a different shape. It can be earnest, repetitive, and openly supportive. It can also be blunt, teasing, and full of playoff impatience. The episodes do not rush past the human side just to get back to transactions. They connect trades, draft picks, front-office moves, and game previews to the people living with those decisions. Listeners get league analysis, but they also get the texture around it: local Alberta references, sponsor reads, inside jokes, media chatter, and small stories from the rink. The show suits fans who like informed hockey talk without the stiffness of a national panel. It rewards people who enjoy hearing the conversation develop in real time.
Made for: For NHL fans who like playoff reaction, team-building talk, and guest-driven hockey conversations that still feel personal. It especially fits listeners who follow the Oilers, Flames, Canadian markets, and the people behind the game.
What sets it apart: The show pairs familiar, sometimes rambling hockey banter with access to experienced voices such as Doug MacLean and Craig Button. Its edge is the way it treats roster talk, community stories, and player hardship as part of the same hockey world.
The 2 Mutts Hockey Podcast covers the NHL, Women’s Hockey, Minor Hockey, AHL, AJHL, CHL and NCAA Hockey. Our guests include top media members from TSN, Sportsnet, ESPN and NHL on TNT. We also have players from around all the leagues along with current and former head coaches and GMs. FAN QUESTIONS: E-mail us at 2muttspodcast@gmail.com with your questions and we'll answer them on the pod! Hosted by Joshua “Bosco” Marshall.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · July 2026
It turns insider access and former front-office voices into cap-focused NHL roster analysis, with a clear Edmonton and Oilers lean.
The 2 Mutts Hockey Podcast is built around conversation, with host Joshua Marshall steering long interviews through the business of the NHL. The talk leans Edmonton, and the Oilers sit near the center of the roster discussion, though it reaches past one market.
You get Oilers cap talk, outdoor rink memories, and a host who actually means it.
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Loose, lived-in hockey talk that mixes humor, memory, and respect for the grind.
Joshua Marshall gives Doug McLean space to work through what is going on in the NHL in a loose, conversational style, and McLean uses that room well.
A loose hockey conversation that moves from playoff quiet to Flyers buzz and the mood around celebrations.
This episode starts with the larger NHL picture, then settles into a conversational run through the playoffs, offseason chatter, and how social media shapes the feel of a postgame celebration.
Draft talk tied to the Stanley Cup Final and McDavid's post-series reaction.
Craig Button starts with the Stanley Cup Final and Connor McDavid's reaction, then settles into a top 80 draft list that keeps circling back to fit.
A grounded Oilers conversation that connects July 1 cap pressure to roster tradeoffs.
The Oilers' July 1 work sits at the center of this conversation, with cap pressure, shorter-term deals, Connor McDavid's push for Bouchard to come back, and the case for a cheaper swing like Isaac Howard all getting real attention.
Christmas hockey talk shaped by grief, memory, and gratitude.
This Christmas episode, recorded on December 23, treats the host's father's passing as part of the frame, not a side note. The result is a conversation that carries grief, family, and holiday memory in the same breath, with hockey sitting inside that wider tribute.
A grounded insider chat that turns Edmonton's cap squeeze into a clear offseason story.
The Two Months Hockey Podcast starts on a warm note, with Chris Johnston praising Julian McKenzie as a positive light and a great human being.
A warm hockey conversation about leadership, community work, and why small gestures matter.
This plays as a hockey conversation about leadership, community work, and the people around it. Trent Brown is treated with real weight because of his CFL background and long record in the community, and the episode keeps circling back to how he shows up for kids and for people…

Fast sports context, story by story.

Galway sport, close to the action.

College postseason stakes, told with heart.

Sports history with old-school heart.
The episode opens on a heavy December date.
Eric Francis discusses his summer activities, including minor hockey awards and Calgary Flames offseason signings like Matt Coronado and Joel Hanley.
The podcast introduces guests Pastor Brett and NHL player Joel Hanley to discuss hockey and faith, starting with a sponsor mention about Marteloup Barbershop.
The podcast segment features an interview with Milan Lucic discussing his recent AHL game, his hockey career achievements, and the experience of playing in front of a supportive crowd in Springfield.
Barry Butt, founder of Premier Strength, discusses his background as an athlete from a small town in Alberta and his initial plans to become a phys ed teacher before entering strength and conditioning.
Isaac 'Ike' Howard discusses his offseason training routine and preparation for his NHL debut with the Edmonton Oilers.
Spencer Hyman discusses his role with the Brantford Bulldogs and the importance of charity work, including a celebrity golf tournament that has raised significant funds for the community.
Doug MacLean discusses the Toronto Maple Leafs' struggles, the coaching change from Dean Everson to Rick Bonas, and the Columbus Blue Jackets' playoff chances in the Metropolitan Division.
The host introduces Lali Toor, founder of APNA Hockey, discussing the anticipation and events leading up to a significant announcement day, including interactions with media and podcasters.
The host interviews TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston about his experience at a World Series game and his thoughts on the Blue Jays, before transitioning to NHL topics.
Doug McLean discusses his life in Florida, recent hockey games, and the surprising performance of players like Brad Mercer in the NHL season.
The discussion focuses on the impact of the Olympic freeze lifting on NHL players, particularly Austin Matthews and Team USA, regarding their return to games and potential missed matches as the trade deadline approaches.
The host celebrates the podcast's 7th anniversary and discusses its growth and fan engagement in the Edmonton hockey market, but does not yet address the title topic about Connor McDavid's contract extension.
The host introduces guests Melissa David from Parachutes for Pets and Tuff Dreger from Tuff Dreger Racing, discussing their backgrounds and nicknames.
The discussion focuses on Connor McDavid's contract negotiations with the Edmonton Oilers, including speculation about term options and whether a deal will be finalized before the season opener against the Calgary Flames.
Brian Shackel from Making Stridz shares his background as an on-ice skating coach with a master's degree in sport biomechanics from the University of Manitoba.
Host Joshua Marshall interviews CFL champion Trent Brown about his community work and relationship with NHL player Evander Kane, highlighting Kane's off-ice charity efforts and the pressures of professional sports.
The hosts discuss recent hockey events, including a tough loss at the Brick Invitational and the underwhelming NHL free agency period, while setting up upcoming games and offseason analysis.
Host Joshua Marshall interviews TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston about the latest NHL offseason news, including trade rumors surrounding players like Rasmus Anderson, Evander Kane's move to Vancouver, Edmonton's cap situation and goaltending needs, and Toronto's uncertain future with Mitch Marner and John Tavares.
Mike Benning discusses his new contract with the Florida Panthers and his excitement for the upcoming pro season.
Doug MacLean shows up with the kind of old-school hockey memory that can turn a casual check-in into a real conversation.
The host expresses full support for Milan Lucic's return to the NHL with the St.
Joshua Marshall opens the podcast.
Craig Button joins the Two Months Hockey Podcast and opens with the Stanley Cup Final.
This episode previews Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Panthers and Oilers, with hosts discussing hockey news and personal anecdotes.
Former NHL executive Doug MacLean discusses the Edmonton Oilers' critical Game 4 against the Florida Panthers in the playoffs, analyzing their chances and needed improvements.
This episode discusses the NHL Stanley Cup final between the Oilers and Panthers, along with NBA playoff updates and analysis of modern team-building trends in sports.
This episode previews the Edmonton Oilers vs LA Kings game 6 in the NHL playoffs, discussing recent eliminations and team dynamics.
This episode is a post-game recap of the Calgary Flames' 4-3 overtime loss to the Vancouver Canucks, featuring analysis and insights from a Flames fan.
This episode features an interview with Stanley Cup champion Tyler Toffoli, discussing his career and hockey insights.