In this episode, Powell River Kings equipment manager Marshall Gilday takes us behind the scenes of junior hockey and shares what it really takes to keep a team running day after day.

This episode features Aaron's interview with Luke Holuboch. Here is the write-up Luke provided:

Born and raised here in Powell River, I am a Cranberry kid at heart. Growing up on Haslam Street, we spent a lot of time riding bikes around the lake and townsite, swimming in Mowat Bay and riding the backcountry. I have a deep appreciation and honor the forests and waterways that we call Home. I left Powell River when I was 22, venturing all over B.C. and Alberta for the next 20 years, working as a chef and treeplanter to begin my income earning life! I learned a lot about work ethics and the value of my time.

From there I took a steam fitting apprenticeship with an oil field construction company, where I soon became a construction supervisor building gas plants and pipelines throughout central Alberta and B.C. This is where I was taught many perspectives on Safety, Environmental Sterwardship, Quality Control, People Management, Communications between several unique parties that need to agree on getting things done, which takes a lot of good listening skills, open mindedness, patience and humility.

Meet Ian MacDonald, a self-described 17 year qathet "newbie". Ian is a seasoned traveller and a "free-lance" volunteer.

He made his way to Squamish from Ontario in the 80's and from there he made his way to qathet with his wife and daughter.

We talk about a little forestry, some soccer, volunteering and he threw some adventure in there, as well!