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Two Paper Guys Podcast

Two Paper Guys Podcast

By: 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 Politics & Government
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  • Episode 65: 2025-26 Awards and Playoff Preview Extravaganza

    Episode 65: 2025-26 Awards and Playoff Preview Extravaganza
    Mar 25 2026

    On this week's episode, Nathan and James talk about who they would vote for in the WHL league awards. The two jump into a preview on each WHL opening round series and come up with a sick possible future merchandise idea.
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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Episode 64: Bryant and Bryant

    Episode 64: Bryant and Bryant
    Feb 11 2026

    Nathan and James are joined by both broadcasters with the surname Bryant in the WHL this week. In the first half of the program, Everett Silvertips broadcaster Casey Bryant joins the show to talk 'Tips and his nuzlocke playthroughs of Backyard Baseball. Medicine Hat Tigers broadcaster Will Bryant joins the show in the second half to talk all things Tabbies and the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl victory.
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    1 hr and 28 mins
  • Episode 63: Talkin' Cats with Cole Waldie

    Episode 63: Talkin' Cats with Cole Waldie
    Jan 25 2026

    Prince George Cougars play-by-play broadcaster Cole Waldie makes his first appearance on the show to talk all things Prince George and Western Conference.

    Is Carson Carels the first WHLer off the board come the 2026 NHL Draft? What's the secret to the sauce for the Cougar 20-year-olds in recent years? Is Cole an audiobook or movie guy on the bus? Who has the best postgame spread? All this and more on this week's episode.

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    40 mins
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