Lucas Punkari and Jared Rubado join the program to talk all things about the Central Collegiate Hockey Association ahead of the 2025-26 season. Will Gavin McKenna win the Hobey? Thoughts on this are also shared.

Lance Doll returns to the program to help Nathan and James preview the upcoming season for the defending WHL champion Medicine Hat Tigers.

Adam Kierszenblat of The Hockey News makes his debut on the show to break down the Western Conference for the 2025-26. Several teams could make an all-in push to try and bring the Ed Chynoweth Cup back to the Western Conference for the first time since 2023.

Prince Albert Raiders broadcaster Nick Nielsen stops by to talk about the upcoming 2025-26 campaign. The Raiders graduated overage netminder Max Hildebrand, who replaces him in the starting role? James hits Nick with his hypothetical deal from last week and Nathan says who he thinks the first WHLer off the board in the 2026 NHL Draft will be.

Edmonton Oil Kings play-by-play broadcaster Mat Barrett returns to the show to preview the upcoming 2025-26 WHL season. The trio of Nathan, James and Mat break down how is going to be on the rise in the Eastern Conference, the outlook for the Edmonton Oil Kings and dabble into some preseason predictions. James also goes full armchair GM and discusses a possible blockbuster trade for the ages.

After an unplanned three month hiatus, the Two Paper Guys Podcast is back. Nathan and James talk about the conclusion of the 2024-25 WHL season, memorable moments from the Tigers and Raiders seasons, James give his controversial take on Rimouski poutine and future plans for the show moving forward.

James and Nathan offer some quick thoughts on the first round of the 2025 WHL playoffs and preview the second round series ahead between the Prince Albert Raiders and Medicine Hat Tigers.

This week, Nathan and James divide and conquer to bring two guest on the show this week. In the first half, Nathan catches up with the host of The Pipeline Show and Oil Kings colour commentator Guy Flaming.

In the back half, James sits down one-on-one with the play-by-play voice of the Swift Current Broncos Gino De Paoli