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The Ice Jam Podcast

The Ice Jam Podcast

By: Firm Foundation Media Radio Network
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 The Ice Jam Podcast is the official podcast of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League, where hockey minds meet to share ideas, strategies, and stories that shape the future of the game.

Each week, we speak with coaches, scouts, league directors, and development experts from across Canada to explore what’s working in youth hockey—from player development and community engagement to boosting attendance and building awareness.

Whether you're a fan, parent, player, or hockey professional, this show delivers actionable insights and behind-the-scenes perspectives to help elevate the NSU18HL and youth hockey as a whole.

Episodes feature candid interviews, league spotlights, and a monthly Ask Me Anything segment where listeners get their questions answered by the pros. Available on all major podcast platforms, with video shorts shared on social media to keep the conversation going.

Sponsorship and advertising opportunities are available for brands looking to connect with a passionate hockey audience.Firm Foundation Media and The NSU18MHL Hockey
Episodes
  • Funding, Ice Time, and the Future of the Game

    Funding, Ice Time, and the Future of the Game
    Oct 28 2025
    🎙️ Ice Jam Podcast – Episode One

    We speak with Paul Graham, president of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League, for a candid conversation about the shifting landscape of youth hockey.

    From funding challenges and volunteer burnout to the rise of prospect scouting at younger ages, Paul shares insights from the rink and the boardroom.

    Discover why this level of hockey deserves more fans in the stands—and how storytelling, tradition, and innovation might be the key to growing the game. Tune in and join the conversation shaping the future of Canadian hockey.




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