The first and last symbol you see during the Coast2Coast show. It is the major selling point for the podcast as it is recognized and linked directly to the show. ( Created by Alex Fercho)
Podcasts have been gaining popularity since the 2020 pandemic on every topic imaginable. In today’s media, many people use podcasts for various reasons, whether for entertainment on a drive home or for informative pieces that can be used for school assignments; podcast topics are seemingly endless. Podcasts have greatly impacted sports media these past couple of years by providing a direct line of communication for fans. They are produced weekly and sometimes daily to keep up with the fast-moving world. Sports podcasts can create new content more frequently, updating listeners with breaking news faster than a pre-produced sports broadcast show. 32 Thoughts by Elliotte Friedman and Kyle Bukauskas is a great example of a sports podcast. This podcast provides weekly content and information about the hockey world, keeping individuals updated on the latest hockey news.
Mount Royals’ new hockey podcast
A new podcast called Coast2Coast has emerged on CMRU.ca. Created by people in the Broadcast Media Studies program, it has evolved into a full production spanning multiple social media websites. The podcast comprises six members: Alex Fercho, Braeden Redshaw, Phil Tremblay, Casey Freeman, Aiden Johner, and Marek Robinson.
Coast2Coast podcast
The Coast2Coast podcast runs twice a week: Tuesdays from 3 to 4 PM and Thursdays from 5 to 6 PM. Coast2Coast is full of different types of hockey content, such as NHL talk, where they speak about breaking news and voice their opinions on what is relevant during the show. The podcast also has a segment titled Phil’s Hitman Corner, which is all about the Calgary Hitmen and their season. They also have other segments, such as trivia, where members go head-to-head in a game-style show. The Coast2Coast podcast is a show people can tune into to be informed and entertained about the hockey world.
Where to listen to the Coast2Coast podcast
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