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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2020 · 53 MIN

E7: Phenomenal Firsts

from Inside The Truck · host Steve Lansky & Paul Hemming

Send us Fan Mail(2:33) Paul recounts favorite memories from his first World Junior Hockey Championship, Winnipeg 1999 (10:00) Steve details producing his first Hockey Night In Canada broadcast for CBC, Edmonton 1983 (14:53) Paul chronicles the first time he directed the CFL Grey Cup for TSN, November 2008 (22:51) Steve describes a hilarious story about the day he delayed the start of the NHL All-Star Game, Calgary 1985 (27:41) Paul jumps in with a similar story about delaying the start of a CHL on TSN broadcast, Oshawa 1991 (29:39) Steve describes a funny moment during a TV shoot with golfing legend Gary Player, Detroit 1993 (34:47) Paul narrates his favorite moment from the1999 Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony broadcast on TSN, Toronto 1999 (42:24) Steve relates another funny story from the night he attended his first NBA game with hall of fame coaching legend Scotty Bowman - Chicago 1988 (49:07) the Q&A segment discusses the differences in the approach taken when producing/directing an NHL game for a local audience vs national audience (53:10) social media promotion (53:35) shout-out to Carrot River, Saskatchewan Find us on social media at:X - @insidethetruckIG - @insidethetruckpodcastTikTok - @insidethetruckYouTube - @insidethetrucktv

Send us Fan Mail (2:33) Paul recounts favorite memories from his first World Junior Hockey Championship, Winnipeg 1999 (10:00) Steve details producing his first Hockey Night In Canada broadcast for CBC, Edmonton 1983 (14:53) Paul chronicles the first time he directed the CFL Grey Cup for TSN, November 2008 (22:51) Steve describes a hilarious story about the day he delayed the start of the NHL All-Star Game, Calgary 1985 (27:41) Paul jumps in with a similar story about delaying the start of a ...

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Send us Fan Mail(2:33) Paul recounts favorite memories from his first World Junior Hockey Championship, Winnipeg 1999 (10:00) Steve details producing his first Hockey Night In Canada broadcast for CBC, Edmonton 1983 (14:53) Paul chronicles the first...

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