Nick dedicates episode 30 to the greatest goalie of all time, Martin Brodeur. The three-time Stanley Cup champion amassed records that will unlikely be achieved again. Nick discusses how a goalie is the foundation of a hockey team’s success, similar to how energy is the foundation of a society and its economic success: “It’s no secret that I see domestic energy as the crucial bedrock foundation of our economy, national security and quality of life.” Nick next reflects on his recent speech at last week’s DUG East Conference, a speech highlighted by a proposed new social contract of “gives and gets” between the natural gas industry and the regions where it operates.
The Far Middle episode 70 is dedicated to a pair of NFL defensive greats: Hall of Famers Ernie Stautner and Sam Huff. Nick calls...
Following a recent coincidental listen of Fleetwood Mac's "Little Lies," Nick examines a series of connections all based on little lies that have major...
Episode 59 of The Far Middle continues the streak of NFL linebacker dedications, with this installment commemorating one of the greatest outside linebackers to...