Corey Schneider, a former NHL All-Star and a key figure in the podcast scene, shares his journey from professional athlete to media personality. With over 400 NHL games and a notable .918 save percentage, Schneider's insight on the game and his experiences post-retirement offer a unique perspective. He discusses the transition to media, where he aims to stay connected to hockey while balancing family life. Schneider's friendship with Travis and their engaging banter makes the podcast relatable for fans and players alike.

In this episode, the trio dives into the realities of life after hockey, discussing topics such as retirement planning and the pressures of the butterfly style of goaltending that have led many players to undergo hip surgeries. Schneider candidly reflects on his injuries, the psychological toll of retirement, and how he has navigated his new career path. The conversation also touches on the importance of financial preparation for athletes, highlighting Schneider's prudent approach during his playing days.