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What a journey it has been over the past three years. In the final episode of the Two Paper Guys Podcast, Nathan and James break down the WHL final, the Memorial Cup and two Medicine Hat Tigers taking home CHL hardware. In the WCBL, the two talk about the developing situation with the Energy City Cactus Rats. To end things off, we discuss why now is the right time to put a close to this chapter and this podcast. Thank you to everyone who took the time to tune in over the years. Note: we were confused on episode number during recording.

A short but sweet episode this week. Nathan and James recap the drive up to Prince Albert through a late April blizzard and recap the first two games of the Eastern Conference Final between Medicine Hat and PA. Other topics of discussion include some fans taking things too far and some gamesmanship regarding the centre ice logo following Game 2.

Lucas Punkari returns to the show to help Nathan and James preview the second round of the WHL playoffs. Before jumping into the previews, each member of the show reveals what they'd serve at Augusta National if they somehow won the Green Jacket.

On this week's episode, Nathan and James talk about who they would vote for in the WHL league awards. The two jump into a preview on each WHL opening round series and come up with a sick possible future merchandise idea.

Nathan and James are joined by both broadcasters with the surname Bryant in the WHL this week. In the first half of the program, Everett Silvertips broadcaster Casey Bryant joins the show to talk 'Tips and his nuzlocke playthroughs of Backyard Baseball. Medicine Hat Tigers broadcaster Will Bryant joins the show in the second half to talk all things Tabbies and the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl victory.

Prince George Cougars play-by-play broadcaster Cole Waldie makes his first appearance on the show to talk all things Prince George and Western Conference. Is Carson Carels the first WHLer off the board come the 2026 NHL Draft? What's the secret to the sauce for the Cougar 20-year-olds in recent years? Is Cole an audiobook or movie guy on the bus? Who has the best postgame spread? All this and more on this week's episode.

A little bit delayed because of an unfortunate case of food poisoning by Nathan, the Two Paper Guys Podcast returns to break down the 2025-26 WHL Trade Deadline and the moves made in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat. Will the Medicine Hat Tigers, Edmonton Oil Kings or Prince Albert Raiders finish first in the Eastern Conference? This was also discussed this week.

This week, Nathan and James hand out their midseason awards and discuss who they would vote for in league awards today along with plenty of trade deadline speculation. This was recorded before the Cameron Schmidt trade

On this week's episode, James and Nathan discuss several trades across the WHL including the Spokane Chiefs acquiring Logan Wormald from the Lethbridge Hurricanes. We discuss if the Bryce Pickford trade is the single best trade in the Willie Desjardins era in Medicine Hat. To put a bow on the episode, we talk about one wish list item for each WHL club.

Lethbridge Hurricanes play-by-play voice Dustin Forbes returns to the program to talk about the CHL USA Prospects Challenge which was recently hosted in Calgary and Lethbridge. Later on, the trio discuss the Lethbridge Hurricanes season to this point including the emergence of Luke Cozens as a 19-year-old, players making the jump to the WHL from other junior leagues and the future of goaltending in Lethbridge.

Nathan and James break down a few early season moves across the WHL including the Chase Wutzke and Shane Smith deals. The duo explain why the Spokane Chiefs and Kamloops Blazers may get better as the year goes along

Lucas Punkari and Jared Rubado join the program to talk all things about the Central Collegiate Hockey Association ahead of the 2025-26 season. Will Gavin McKenna win the Hobey? Thoughts on this are also shared.

Lance Doll returns to the program to help Nathan and James preview the upcoming season for the defending WHL champion Medicine Hat Tigers.

Adam Kierszenblat of The Hockey News makes his debut on the show to break down the Western Conference for the 2025-26. Several teams could make an all-in push to try and bring the Ed Chynoweth Cup back to the Western Conference for the first time since 2023.

Prince Albert Raiders broadcaster Nick Nielsen stops by to talk about the upcoming 2025-26 campaign. The Raiders graduated overage netminder Max Hildebrand, who replaces him in the starting role? James hits Nick with his hypothetical deal from last week and Nathan says who he thinks the first WHLer off the board in the 2026 NHL Draft will be.