
We're Sean "Down Goes Brown" McIndoe and Ryan Lambert and this is a hockey podcast, in the sense that we talk about hockey, both on the ice and about fan culture. That's the "puck." This is also a podcast about movies, TV, fast food, life lessons and general idiocy. That's the "soup." Unless you ordered the minestrone.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 469 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HockeySports | |||

Sean and Greg discuss Connor Hellebuyck's time off in Winnipeg, plus PWHL logos, the spiraling Hawks and more.
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Sean and Greg talk about the Kucherov trade bomb, a wild Winnipeg comeback, jersey remixes and lots more.
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Sean and Ryan talk about the Hellebuyck trade, what it means for the teams involved, what it means for the trade market, and what it means for the playoff races.
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Ryan and special guest Greg Wyshynski talk about the end of Connor Hellebuyck's suspension, McDavid's start, surprising teams, and more.
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I enjoy the contrast between Sean and Ryan. They play off each other well. I look forward to this podcast every week, and wish it was on a bit more often.
Puck Soup is a brilliant hockey podcast. Ryan Lambert and Sean McIndoe give entertaining and insightful comments on the whole hockey world. I listen to them every week and like to fall asleep listening to reruns. Miss Greg not being on the show anymore but I enjoy the raw hockey talk. Go Sabres.
Appreciate the in depth analysis, but the show could benefit by having a time limit to an hour. Conversations typically ramble and generally feel not thought out
Sean is fine, but Ryan greatly suffers from feeling like the smartest guy in the room while being a keyboard warrior type. I love hockey, I love advanced analytics, and I love all discourse about how players are actually performing around the league. That said, Ryan spends 95% of his time scoffing and discussing how everyone, save a small handful of players, stinks at hockey. This show is snarky and smarmy and at the end of the day just not very entertaining anymore.
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I'm relatively new to hockey fandom and Puck Soup has become my go to for all hockey podcast content. The Athletic is ok, this is better.
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Two long-running hockey-focused analysts deliver sharp, opinionated takes on NHL action, trades, salaries, and front-office dynamics, mixed with banter, pop culture tangents, and occasional sponsor reads. Episodes sample a broad landscape: playoffs, free agency, big contracts, and roster-building under the cap, with a lightweight, humorous tone that keeps the conversation accessible even when the topics get dense. Noteworthy are the hosts' strong chemistry, willingness to challenge narratives, and a habit of weaving in ownership, media, and cultural context to keep debates lively for dedicated hockey fans and curious sports listeners alike.
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