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Coast to Coast – Episode 1 – The Golden Knights, head-shaving bets and Neapolitan ice cream

Coast to Coast – Episode 1 – The Golden Knights, head-shaving bets and Neapolitan ice cream

Coast to Coast is often times a phrase used in hockey when a player goes from one end of the ice all the way to the other end of the ice in spectacular fashion. Hosted by Matt Best, the Coast to Coast podcast does exactly that (maybe sometimes not so spectacularly).

Joined by Christian Marin and Nick Andrade, the trio dive deep into the hockey world and discuss the hot topics of today’s NHL while having a few laughs along the way. Calling Canada their home, the three gentlemen went to school and work together so they might as well complete the trifecta and do a podcast together.

Episode 1 of the Coast to Coast podcast really exemplifies the name. The gang first dives into the latest news where politics and the sports world collide before moving onto topics like the Vegas Golden Knights, early division winners, head shaving bets, Adam Sandler and even Neapolitan ice cream.

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Matt is a Canadian that proudly resides in the hockey mecca that is known as Toronto. After graduating from the College of Sports Media, Matt has worked at places such as TSN, The Fake Hockey, the FNTSY Sports Network, Fight Network, RotoGrinders, The PanAm Games, and Hockey Canada. He also worked within the esports industry as a lead producer, editor-in-chief, host and director. Matt now works at Sportsnet as a Digital Video Producer as well as with the Mayo Media Network as a producer. With Penalty Box Radio, Matt has served as the host and producer of “Coast to Coast”, PBR’s international podcast; for the past three years. Matt is also the Chief Communications Officer of Canadian Operations and leads the Junior Hockey Expansion Project at PBR. He also thinks he’s a better golfer than he really is. You can find Matt on all platforms as "bestofmatt", including Twitter, Instagram and Twitch.

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