Hockey Family Podcast
Short answer: The Hockey Family Podcast is a show The Hockey Wealth Group says features current and retired NHL players sharing lessons from their careers, with guests such as David Backes, Braden Holtby and Brian Gionta[1].
What is the Hockey Family Podcast?
The firm describes the Hockey Family Podcast as featuring current and retired NHL players who share wisdom and lessons from their careers. It says that in each episode the hosts from The Hockey Wealth Group ask guests for the best advice they received about their hockey career, their financial pursuits and life, and that it hopes the show helps young players and their families[1].
Which guests are listed?
| Guest | Firm’s description |
|---|---|
| David Backes | a 15-year NHL veteran and two-time Olympian who won a silver medal in 2010 |
| Braden Holtby | a Vezina and Jennings Trophy winner, five-time NHL All-Star and Stanley Cup champion with the Capitals in 2018 |
| Brian Gionta | a Stanley Cup champion and two-time Olympian who played over 1,000 NHL regular season games in a 16-year career |
| Jack Skille | picked 7th overall by the Chicago Blackhawks in 2005 and an NCAA national champion |
| Paul Ysebaert | who had a 14-year career with teams including the Devils, Red Wings, Jets and Blackhawks |
| Ryan Carter | a Stanley Cup champion and veteran of nearly 500 regular season NHL games |
The firm’s page lists these on its first page of episodes; more pages exist that this wiki did not read[1].
What should a reader keep in mind?
Guests’ achievements are the firm’s descriptions and were not independently checked. An appearance is not an endorsement of the firm or its services, and this wiki does not say it is.
Frequently asked questions
What does the podcast ask guests?
The firm says it asks for the best advice they received in their hockey career, financial pursuits and life.
Who has appeared?
The firm’s page lists David Backes, Braden Holtby, Brian Gionta, Jack Skille, Paul Ysebaert and Ryan Carter on its first page of episodes.
See also
References
- ^ a b c The Hockey Family Podcast. The Hockey Wealth Group (hockeywealth.com). Retrieved 31 October 2026.