Welcome to Hockey Heroes for kids! A kid-friendly podcast that narrates the inspiring stories of hockey players, focusing on their early life, minor hockey journey, and career highlights. Each episode aims to engage young listeners with fun facts and storytelling elements, making the sport exciting and relatable. Produced by Louis Calabro and his seven year old son Remy.
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Welcome to Hockey Heroes for kids! A kid-friendly podcast that narrates the inspiring stories of hockey players, focusing on their early life, minor hockey journey, and career highlights. Each episode aims to engage young listeners with fun facts and storytelling elements, making the sport exciting and relatable. Produced by Louis Calabro and his seven year old son Remy.
In this episode of Hockey Heroes for Kids, we dive into the story of one of the NHL’s most creative and exciting players—Mitch Marner of the Toronto Maple Leafs! Our host Louis and his 7-year-old co-host, Remy, explore Mitch’s journey from a hockey-loving kid in Markham, Ontario, to a top NHL draft pick and one of the league’s best playmakers. Discover how Mitch used his smarts, speed, and incredible passing to outplay bigger opponents, what made his junior career with the London Knights so amazing, and how he became a fan-favourite in Toronto. Plus, we reveal the answer to last episode’s trivia question—and share a new one for next time! Perfect for young hockey fans and families who love the game!
Hockey Heroes: A Podcast for Kids
Welcome to Hockey Heroes for kids! A kid-friendly podcast that narrates the inspiring stories of hockey players, focusing on their early life, minor hockey journey, and career highlights. Each episode aims to engage young listeners with fun facts and storytelling elements, making the sport exciting and relatable. Produced by Louis Calabro and his seven year old son Remy.
