On this special podcast only episode of Penalty Box Radio, Ann and Shaun take the opportunity to discuss the announcement of Barry Trotz stepping down as General Manager of the Nashville Predators. They don't go over all the details as you've likely already heard them, but they give their takes on what it means for the team. They also discuss the teams success over the past three games, including Roman Josi's hot streak, and go into a deep dive on Josi's leadership as captain. They discuss the "come from behind" mentality and how to apply it at the beginning of the game. Finally, they take a look at the upcoming week and the Predators current reality. Then, they run out of the 40 minute time limit they have on Zoom because they don't have a professional subscription to it. And Shaun had such clever jokes to make. Alas.

This ACTION PACKED episode of PBR Live has so much content, Ann and Shaun had to record an extra segment just to get it all in. They talk about Happys and Crappys, take a deep dive on Nashville’s slow first period starts, hear from Luke Evangelista and Nick Blankenburg on how to fix it, take a look at what Barry Trotz has said most recently, play a fill in the blanks game, look at some poll results AND, take a look at the PBR week ahead.

When the radio show ends, we stuck around and recorded a special, off-air FIFTH segment. Stick around and check it out.

On this episode of Penalty Box Radio Live, Ann and Shaun get their full hour to discuss the current reality of the Nashville Predators. The biggest topic of discussion is the huge week the Predators had and how they need to follow it up with with another solid performance if they want to stay in the playoff conversation. They also discuss how the Predators seem to push only after being shoved and what they need to do in order to start competitive and remain competitive.

On this short episode (due to Vanderbilt Basketball), Ann and Shaun update the status of the Nashville Predators based on their performance over the last week. Last week, they discussed whether or not the Preds turnaround was real and decided that it was, in fact, real, but it meant the team would be a playoff bubble team. Based on the last week, is that holding true? have expectations changed? The duo highlights Roman Josi in the first segment. In the second segment, they take a look at some unsung heroes on the roster.

In this two segment show, Ann and Shaun take a look at whether or not the Nashville Predators are back on track. They analyze what the improvements really means and then take a look at what will make it (or break it) for those improvements this season. This is a quick episode, but it's absolutely PACKED with honest hockey talk and no fluff.

On a very short episode of Penalty Box Radio Live, Shaun and Ann use their limited time to tell you all about the good things going on for the Predators (a scoring avalanche, youth standouts, contribution from all lines) and also the bad things (is this team going to be a contender? How does the answer to that question impact the lineup moving forward?) and we had so much more we wanted to talk about but we only had 30 minutes.

This week, Ann is joined by Alex Daugherty, Predators Beat Reporter for The Tennessean, to discuss the Nashville Predators trip to Sweden and the undesirable position they are in at the moment.

Things aren't going well at the quarter pole of the season, so the duo takes a look at what's happening...or NOT happening to make things better. They're joined by Eric Dunay of PBR Prospects to discuss players in the pipeline to keep an eye on in case the Predators make some kind of changes that shakes up the roster.

Shaun's back this week and he and Ann jump right into the misery of the last PBR week. With Sweden on the horizon, the Predators will play hockey on the global stage. What HAS TO happen in those games to make the team's return to Nashville a happy homecoming?

Ann and Shaun also solve ALL of the Predators problems in one single segment.

Also, Ann SINGS a hymn in Swedish?