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Two Paper Guys Podcast

Two Paper Guys Podcast

De : Nathan Reiter and James Tubb
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 Join the duo of Nathan Reiter of the Prince Albert Daily Herald and James Tubb of the Medicine Hat News and hear all the talk from around the Western Hockey League and much much more! Make sure to subscribe to your local newspaper!Nathan Reiter and James Tubb Politique et gouvernement
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    • Episode 61: Midseason Awards

      Episode 61: Midseason Awards
      Jan 5 2026

      This week, Nathan and James hand out their midseason awards and discuss who they would vote for in league awards today along with plenty of trade deadline speculation. This was recorded before the Cameron Schmidt trade
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      49 min
    • Episode 60: WHL Christmas Wish Lists

      Episode 60: WHL Christmas Wish Lists
      Dec 14 2025

      On this week's episode, James and Nathan discuss several trades across the WHL including the Spokane Chiefs acquiring Logan Wormald from the Lethbridge Hurricanes. We discuss if the Bryce Pickford trade is the single best trade in the Willie Desjardins era in Medicine Hat. To put a bow on the episode, we talk about one wish list item for each WHL club.
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      47 min
    • Episode 59: CHL USA Prospects Challenge/Hurricanes deep dive

      Episode 59: CHL USA Prospects Challenge/Hurricanes deep dive
      Dec 2 2025

      Lethbridge Hurricanes play-by-play voice Dustin Forbes returns to the program to talk about the CHL USA Prospects Challenge which was recently hosted in Calgary and Lethbridge. Later on, the trio discuss the Lethbridge Hurricanes season to this point including the emergence of Luke Cozens as a 19-year-old, players making the jump to the WHL from other junior leagues and the future of goaltending in Lethbridge.

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      1 h et 16 min
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