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The Bottom Shelf Podcast

The Bottom Shelf Podcast

By: Justin Crouch
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Who are we? What are we doing? And why should you care?

I’m Justin. He’s Nick. We’re two guys who love sports, chirp each other relentlessly, and somehow turn that into a podcast.

The Bottom Shelf Podcast is where hockey, sports culture, and unfiltered opinions collide — with just enough self-deprecation to keep it honest. We’re not here to pretend we’re experts. We’re here to have fun, talk sports the way fans actually do, and give you something worth throwing on in the background… or arguing with in the comments.

All we ask is you listen. Everything else is optional.

Welcome to The Bottom Shelf Podcast.

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Episodes
  • Bottom Shelf Podcast - Episode 2

    Bottom Shelf Podcast - Episode 2
    Feb 1 2026

    If you survived episode 1, welcome to episode 2! This week we get to know Nick & Justin a little better with some stories about why they love hockey so much. The boys also discuss a new NHL record for hat tricks in a single month, the biggest gap between the #1 and #2 scorers on a single team across the NHL, and the all-time leading US born point scorer. They wrapped things up with a game of "Game of Logos", where Nick tries to name the teams around the NHL that have a hockey stick in their logo.

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    57 mins
  • The Bottom Shelf Podcast - Episode 1

    The Bottom Shelf Podcast - Episode 1
    Jan 15 2026

    Welcome to episode 1 of the Bottom Shelf Podcast!

    Get to know us (Nick & Justin) as we chat hockey, try not to take ourselves to seriously, and have a few laughs at each other's expense along the way.

    On the pod today; Being the away fans, Olympic roster snubs, OT controversy, hat tricks, Hall of Famer or No Namer, and more!
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    39 mins
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