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PODCAST | Mike Johnston & The Realities of Junior Hockey

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Episode 3 of the Glass & Out Podcast has landed, and this one is a doozy. Join the guys for an informal chat with Mike Johnston, the General Manager and Head Coach of the WHL’s Portland Winterhawks to talk about long bus rides, practice habits, and living the life of a junior hockey player.

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An occasionally serious, consistently passionate podcast for hockey coaches & fans. Hosted by Aaron Wilbur and Kelvin Cech

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