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Kelly McDavid joins for me a chat about her son Connor, how to make hockey more accessible, why playing hockey is important in a child’s development, and how to keep equipment from getting too stinky (spoiler alert: Febreze).
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It’s Episode 36 of Stoop Time and this week I’m joined by a very special guest: 2011 Stanley Cup champion Rich Peverley!
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It’s Episode 35 of the podcast and this week I’m talking with my good friend Nathan Shurr all the way from Vancouver.
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It’s a fresh podcast live from the friendly confines of the Sleeman Center.
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Back in business, baby!
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Enjoy!
Slowly but surely, my little podcast is making a comeback.
I recently put out a call for some help with this venture in the form of a Patreon campaign boost, and lo and behold, it was successful enough to reach my base goal. As a result, I was able to fire up the SoundCloud account, making all past episodes available once again. You can listen there, or – better yet! – subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play.
Here’s a few of my favorite episodes, if you’re looking for a place to start:
Jeremy Taggart!
https://soundcloud.com/ian-cameron-mclaren/stoop-time-episode-4
Jonathan Torrens!
https://soundcloud.com/ian-cameron-mclaren/episode-26
Garrett McFadden!
https://soundcloud.com/ian-cameron-mclaren/episode-32
Those are the three biggest guests, but also be sure to check out Mike, Katie, Teresa, Chris and my wife Lauren, and the solo episodes (if you dare).
More coming soon, I promise.
Several months ago, I took advantage of an opportunity to talk to Derek Webb over Skype about how his music has provided a soundtrack to my life over the past 20 years and, more specifically, how his latest album affected me in the midst of recent, very heavy life events.
I’m beyond honored that a large part of that chat made it on his podcast: https://www.theairingofgrief.com/episodes/ep-08-the-braver-one
I sent that tweet out yesterday, and it’s true. I do want to podcast again, but in order to do so, I need some help.
Working from home has afforded me exponentially more time at with the family, and I also basically have every evening and weekend free for the first time in 5 years! With that extra time on hand, I’d really like to bring Stoop Time back, and am putting my Patreon campaign back out in the world to try and at least get the cost of Soundcloud fees covered.
I do this because as a husband and father of 3 busy young boys, it’s difficult to commit to something extra that will end up costing us; in other words, as fun as it is to record, I need to at least break even financially to make it worth doing at this point in my life.
Anything beyond that would be a huge bonus and put to good use.
As a reference for what I’d like to keep doing, I last recorded an episode of Stoop Time in February, when I sat down with Guelph Storm captain Garret McFadden inside the Sleeman Center.
https://soundcloud.com/ian-cameron-mclaren/episode-32
There’s no pressure, obviously, but a positive response and a few pledges would kickstart this asap.
Thanks for reading and considering, friends.
