Episode 7 - Doug Smith, "The Goon"
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Episode 7 - Doug Smith, "The Goon"
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This week I sit down with Doug Smith, a guy from the South Shore who started out as a boxer, could barely skate, and still talked his way into a decade of minor league hockey as an enforcer. His job was simple and not at all easy: protect his teammates and drop the gloves when it counted.
Doug co-wrote Goon with Adam Frattasio, and that book became the 2011 cult-classic film, followed by a sequel. Since 1999 he's been a police officer in Hanson, which might be the only second career that makes more sense for him than the first.
We get into what it actually takes to fight for a living, what the movie got right and what it didn't, the physical toll nobody sees on the highlight reel, and why a guy known for his fists turns out to be one of the more thoughtful people I've had in the chair.
Doug also tells the story of donating a kidney to his co-author's brother, which says more about him than any fight ever could.
Stay Wicked Boston!