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Welcome to the Bare Knuckle Nation ! Five St. Louis Blues legends. One table. No filter. Tony Twist. Cam Janssen. Jamie Rivers. Reed Low. Jim Campbell. Combined, they dropped gloves thousands of times, racked up more penalty minutes than most teams see in a decade, and helped build one of the most passionate hockey cities in America. Now they're back — and they've got something to say. Bare Knuckle Nation is where the locker room lives on. Real stories. Real talk. The brotherhood that doesn't retire when the jersey does. New episodes every Thursday. Subscribe and get in the room.
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The boys are back for Episode 2 of Bare Knuckle Nation, and nothing is off limits. Cam Janssen, Reed Low, Jamie Rivers, Tony Twist, and Jim “Soupy” Campbell trade hilarious stories from their playing days, unforgettable NHL fights, legendary chirps, golf disasters, and memories of some of hockey’s toughest characters. But the conversation also gets real as the guys open up about what happens when the game ends—the struggle to find a new identity, adjusting to life outside the locker room, and why having a brotherhood to lean on matters more than ever. This is Bare Knuckle Nation. Let’s go. Get in touch with the PHPA: https://phpa.com/site/contact #hockey #funnystory #hockeylover 0:00 – Intro | Welcome to Bare Knuckle Nation Episode 2 1:53 – What the Guys Are Up to Now 7:49 – The Guy Who Faked a Hole-in-One 9:58 – NHL Players Cheating at Golf Tournaments 15:13 – Remembering Jimmy Roberts & Classic Coaching Stories 22:02 – The Toughest Players to Play Against: Domi & Tocchet 26:37 – Training Camp Fight Stories 31:02 – The Best Chirps They Ever Heard in the NHL 34:59 – The Dark Side of Fighting & Life After Hockey 36:00 – Joe Murphy’s Struggles After His NHL Career 38:01 – Creating a Brotherhood for Former Hockey Players 40:05 – Walking Away From Hockey & Starting Over 42:50 – Losing Your Identity When Your Career Ends 46:03 – Why Companies Hire Former Athletes 51:10 – What Hockey Teaches You About People & Relationships 54:19 – Closing Thoughts & Episode 3 Tease http://bareknuckle-nation.com/ http://realtonytwist.com/ http://facebook.com/bareknuckle.bbq http://instagram.com/bareknuckle.nation
Welcome to the very first episode of Bare Knuckle Nation! Cam Janssen, Reed Low, Jamie Rivers, Tony Twist, and Jim “Soupy” Campbell get together to share the stories that came from years of playing professional hockey—from dropping the gloves and surviving old-school training camps to locker room pranks, unforgettable teammates, and the moments that brought this group together. And this is only the beginning—Bare Knuckle Nation isn’t just about hockey. Expect unfiltered conversations about life, sports, guests, strong opinions, plenty of laughs, and just about anything else that comes up. This is Bare Knuckle Nation. Let’s go. #hockey #funnystory #hockeylover Check out our sponsor: https://spasandmorestl.com/ 0:00 – Welcome to Bare Knuckle Nation 2:35 – How the Guys First Met 9:46 – The Locker Room Pranks Begin 19:30 – Jamie Rivers’ First Encounter with Tony Twist 23:40 – Training Camp Fights & Enforcer Stories 27:53 – How the St. Louis Blues Inspired a Generation 34:36 – First NHL Training Camp & Equipment Stories 37:23 – The Rise of St. Louis Hockey 38:18 – Closing Out Episode 1 http://bareknuckle-nation.com/ http://realtonytwist.com/ http://facebook.com/bareknuckle.bbq http://instagram.com/bareknuckle.nation
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