Thursday afternoon means a fresh episode of the Real Life Podcast is on deck, edited, and ready for you earholes. On today's show, the guys talked a little bit about the Oilers, got vacation recaps from Tyler and Baggedmilk, and welcomed Max Kerman from Arkells to talk about their new album.Kicking off the Thursday episode of the Real Life Podcast, the guys got started with Max Kerman from the Arkells jumping on the podcast to talk about their new album 'Laundry Pile,' how the album came together, life on the road, and whether or not his job ever gets in the way of his love of sports. As you'll hear, Max was not only generous with his time but the answers he gave were incredibly thoughtful and fun. Needless to say, the guys were pretty damned excited to have a rockstar on the podcast and have him seem like he was having a good time. With our rockstar moment out of the way, the boys turned the show back to the Oilers to spend a few minutes talking about training camp and which players specifically have the most pressure on them to perform. That brief moment of Oilers talk led to Tyler telling a wild story from the Buffalo Bills game and how the pre-game tailgate party was absolutely bananas. As you'll hear, football fans are a different breed entirely. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tyler and Baggedmilk are still MIA, so Producer Aaron is back trying to keep the podcast on the rails. Joined by Wanye, Kennedy and Chalmers, the team dives into a number of topics including NFL RedZone, Mike Babcock dismissal, the Young Stars tourney, and how the world needs an 80's Oilers movie A$AP. Huge shoutout to this episodes sponsors:Nation Gear: www.nationgear.caWilhauk Beef Jerky: www.wilhaukbeefjerky.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Tyler and Baggedmilk taking vacation, Producer Aaron steps into the host chair for todays episode with a rag tag team of content creators. Producer Gavin, Kennedy, and of course our man Woz joined the show today to discuss a number of topics including the upcoming Young Stars tournament, NFL football, a nation fantasy hockey league, and Tyler's viral boudoir shoot bet. Only a little bit late, Wanye and Jay also joined the pod to give their takes on K-Pop singers, Justin Biebers hair flip, and the rumors about Travis Kelce dating Taylor Swift. Huge shoutout to this episodes sponsors:Overlander Mountain Lodge: www.overlandmountainlodge.comNation Gear: www.nationgear.caWilhauk Beef Jerky: www.wilhaukbeefjerky.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Real Life Podcast: The boys have a road trip & reviving Rexall Place Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the Thursday after the long weekend, which was the first time the guys were able to talk about the Oilersnation Open, the start of the NFL season, and everything else that was missed over the last week.Kicking off the Thursday episode of the Real Life Podcast, the guys got started with a recap of Friday's Oilersnation Open at Millwoods Golf Club and how it was another amazing day. From interacting with Nation Citizens to sponsors coming through to side bets on the course, Oilersnation's annual golf tourney is always a great time and an event you'll want to be a part of next year. With the tournament recap out of the way, Chalmers shifted the podcast with a couple of fight reviews after some mayhem broke out over the weekend and needed a full breakdown. Finally, after waiting so patiently for the first half of the podcast, Chalmers was finally able to express his excitement for the start of the NFL season. With the regular season kicking off tonight between the Chiefs and Lions, the guys workshopped a few ideas on how they can cover the NFL throughout the season and would love listener ideas on what that might look like. Huge shoutout to this episode’s sponsors: Star Mechanical: https://starmechanical.ca Betway: https://betway.com/en-ca/ Wilhauk Beef Jerky: https://www.wilhaukbeefjerky.comVisit www.nationgear.ca for merch and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.