
Pucked Up Parents, hosted by Angela and Michael, is the weekly podcast for every youth hockey parent who’s ever been confused by stick tape rituals, overwhelmed by team chats, or blindsided by yet another “surprise” tournament fee. Each episode, Angela and Michael face off with a mix of lighthearted rants, actually useful tips, and hilariously relatable stories from fellow first-generation hockey ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHockey | |||

On this episode of Pucked Up Parents, Michael and Angela dive headfirst into the unpredictable world of youth hockey adventures and all the chaos that comes with it. Because let's be honest—if you've spent enough weekends at the rink, you've probably... more
This episode Michael and Angela tackle one of the biggest topics in post youth hockey: the college hockey path.
From the bright lights of NCAA Division I hockey to the late-night beer-league-adjacent glory of campus intramurals, they break down the ... more
Angela is out of town this week, so Michael takes over the microphone for a solo episode that dives into his unique journey as a youth hockey parent. Unlike many sports dads, Michael didn't grow up playing hockey, following hockey, or really excellin... more
On this episode of Michael and Angela dive into one of the true characters of youth hockey — the rink itself. From freezing cold “barns” with pothole-filled parking lots to immaculate NHL practice facilities with heated viewing areas and bars, they b... more
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This is such a great podcast for both new and seasoned hockey parents. I’m only 3 years into my hockey parent journey, but find every episode to be very informative and relatable and the hosts are really personable. It’s my new favorite listen - especially on those long drives to games!
Great podcast for new hockey parents!
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Pucked Up Parents launched 7 months ago and published 30 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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