John Moore is a fan of podcasts. He begins the discussions talking about his OT winner Tuesday (4/4) vs. the Flyers. Then, the conversation goes in-depth on his appreciation of hockey, growing up in Illinois, the difference between playing for the Devils vs. the Rangers, & how he would do things if he was the Commissioner of the NHL. That includes the debate over the Olympics, and the OT/Shootout rules. Nothing is withheld in this episode!

Patrik Elias joins Seth Everett and discusses his retirement from the NHL, #PattysLastLap, and reminisces about his time as a New Jersey Devil.

Kyle Palmieri joins the Conversation that was recorded when the NHL Centennial Celebration was at the Prudential Center. This interview aired on a special pregame show on The One Jersey Network from Championship Plaza, and includes an introduction from Matt Loughlin & Sherry Ross. Palmieri discusses growing up in New Jersey, and what role the team played in his hockey development

Dalton Prout recorded this podcast on his birthday! In it, he opens up about the shock of being traded from Columbus, the only team he’s known professionally. He also offers an honest assessment of his time with the Blue Jackets, and what he really intends to accomplish with the Devils. He also takes fans inside what logistical nightmares come about when you are traded mid-season.

Miles Wood returns to the podcast with his friend & teammate Steve Santini. The two discuss going through their 1st season in Jersey together, and reminisce about their Boston College days. They might be longtime friends, but their personalities tend to be more opposite. This is an honest chat about two friends and how they support each other during the ups and downs of the Devils season

Devils fans get a unique chance to know Hugh Weber, the President of the New Jersey Devils and Prudential Center. Hugh describes his professional beginnings, and how the path he traveled to Newark. Weber also talks about the overall vision for both the franchise and the arena, as well as some insight into the future of the hockey club.

Adam Henrique sits down for a chat about his role as a team leader. They discuss “the goal” against the Rangers in 2012, and its impact on his life as well as the franchise. He also evaluates the season so far, and what the team needs to do to become more consistent. He also addresses the merits of Coach Hynes, and what life was like when Lou Lamoriello was in charge.