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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2019 · 1H 16M

#43 Mike Boland - Original WHA Ottawa National, Emmy Winning Filmaker

from The Pro Hockey Alumni Podcast · host Mark Willand l Pro Hockey Alumni

A prolific storyteller, who fought the likes of Battleship Bob Kelly and Dave "Killer" Hanson. Our guest on episode 43 of the Pro Hockey Alumni podcast is Mike Boland, an original member of the WHA Ottawa Nationals, a Calder Cup winner with the Springfield Kings, briefly a Broad St. Bully and, ultimately, one of Canada’s premier cinematographers. Mike is humorous and personable and he’s got captivating stories about hockey legends like Bobby Hull (there’s a part 2 to the preceding story), Billy Smith, Butch Goring, Battleship Bob Kelly, Dave “Killer” Hanson, Gilles “Looney” Gratton, Johnny Wilson and many more. Mike doesn’t hold back as he relives his journey through the big leagues, the minor leagues and European hockey.  All of out guests have been great — and Mike is certainly no exception. Mike's Book: "Through the Lens of My Eye; Adventures of a Documentary Cameraman"   ITunes/Apple Podcasts SoundCloud Stitcher Twitter Facebook Instagram Google Play Mark Willand Pro Hockey Alumni WHA Hockey Boston Bruins Alumni You Tube  

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