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Welcome to the 4th Line Voice #EnforcerBasedPodcasting presented by The Hockey Podcast Network. Join Darren, a lifelong hockey fan as he journeys deep into the often misunderstood role of the hockey enforcer. Guests include fellow fight fans and former players who share their unique stories and perspective on the highs and lows of playing and performing the tough-guy role. Follow us on Twitter @4thlinevoice @hockeypodnet thehockeypodcastnetwork.comRate & Review on Itunes & Apple Podcast - #THPN
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Darren connects hockey fights to player memory, historical records and the reputations that shaped each confrontation.
Darren treats hockey fighting as a subject with its own history, arguments and accumulated lore. 4th Line Voice Podcast moves between solo commentary and guest conversations, pairing opinions on current fight clips with close attention to former players, specific matchups and…
VHS fight tapes meet a 313-comment Larry Robinson-Dave Schultz photo in Darren's corner of hockey.
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A loose Vegas return built from travel gripes, casino etiquette, and no politics banter.
Episode 493 comes in sounding tired, loose, and very candid. Darren is back from Nevada after a couple of weeks away, and he walks through the Las Vegas trip with a mix of small wins, a rough gambling stretch, and the kind of rain complaint that only makes sense in the desert.
A blunt five-opponents episode that leans on specific memories and old enforcer grudges.
Episode 492 spends its time on Daniel Lansbury's five toughest opponents, and it is strongest when it stays with the specific memories: AHL days, Europe, and old scraps like the one with Kip Brennan.
A shaggy hockey rant that turns online noise into fight-night energy.
This episode stays in hockey hangout mode, moving through cards, bar-fight chatter, internet noise, and a player spotlight on Dylan McElrath. Darren keeps it loose and personal, and the focus on McElrath fits the show’s enforcer-first lean.
Lou Fontinato's reputation is measured against the record, from penalty minutes to payback.
This review follows Lou Fontinato through a bit of hockey lore and checks what the record actually supports. It keeps the useful numbers close at hand: 202 penalty minutes in his rookie season, Red Horner's earlier mark of 167, and the reports that named him the NHL's boxing…
A blunt, wandering hockey rant that turns comment section chaos into part of the appeal.
Darren keeps Fourth Line Voice in its usual lane in Episode 49: enforcer talk, hockey fight logic, and a blunt shrug at comment section noise.
Old-school hockey talk, fight lore, and loose rink memory keep this one moving.
J.D. Eaton brings out a straightforward stretch of old-school hockey talk here. Darren opens with the housekeeping, then settles into early-90s OHL stories, Eric Lindros and crew, and the lower leagues that came after.
A blunt New Year rant about a countdown show and drawing a hard line against trolls.
New Year, Same Stupid plays like a blunt opener from Darren, beginning with a quiet New Year’s night and a Nashville countdown show before turning quickly into irritation.
A blunt hockey hangout that pairs junior-fight context with sharp pushback on lazy speculation.
The episode opens with Saskatoon weather and a familiar dry-cold basement feel before shifting to Caden Hamill, the young WHL player from Langley, B.C., and the attention around his scrap with Alex Gallant.
Daily Canucks panic with receipts.
Buffalo hockey, argued daily.
Flyers wins, losses, and reality checks.
Darren returns after a two-week hiatus due to technical issues, introducing Episode 496 of the 4th Line Voice Podcast focused on hockey enforcer stories, while addressing listener concerns and personal anecdotes.
The host discusses recent late-night recordings, including a Midnight Madness live stream on YouTube with timing adjustments for better audience engagement.
The host introduces a hockey podcast episode discussing personal mistakes, a subway incident, and collecting hockey cards, specifically targeting Eric Lindros's rookie card.
The host Darren introduces episode 480, shares about his Vegas vacation, and discusses a previous tribute episode with Jukka from Finland.
This segment introduces Mark Raiter, a former hockey defenseman and Toronto Maple Leaf draft pick, as a guest on the podcast to discuss his career and personal journey.
This episode segment introduces a review of the BKFC Ice Wars event held in Florida, discussing the host's experience live streaming it and addressing listener demand for his thoughts.
The host introduces episode 479 of the 4th Line Voice Podcast, discusses the Blue Jays' playoff loss, and mentions an upcoming tribute episode and travel plans.
Episode 484 opens in Saskatoon.
Darren starts Sunday evening tired and a little under the weather, but back at the mic and back to work.
Darren opens Episode 485 in Christmas mode.
Darren starts with a New Year greeting and the sleepy energy that fits the first show of 2026.
In this episode, host Darren previews BKFC Ice Wars Fight Week with co-host Jay, discussing their fearless predictions for the fights and breaking down each matchup, while noting the absence of usual guest Alec due to his studies.
Darren opens Episode 494 feeling rough and running late, but still determined to get through it.
Darren opens with Fourth Line Voice energy and settles into a week of hockey talk, internet grumbling, and stubbornness.
Darren comes back from Nevada after a couple weeks away, says Vegas was fun but hard on the wallet, and talks overtime, desert rain, and Saskatchewan snow dumps he just barely missed.
Jukka is back, and the show goes right into old hockey lore.
Darren opens with some loose banter and calls it a vacation episode.
Episode 486 opens with Christmas wishes on the 27th and a nod to that in-between stretch between Christmas and New Year.
Darren opens Episode 491 with a late Monday-night welcome and then drifts into the good stuff.
Host Darren interviews former OHL enforcer J.D.
The host interviews a competitor for Ice Wars, a hockey fighting event, discussing the role of enforcers.
A hockey podcast exploring the role of enforcers through interviews with former players and fans.
Darren previews BKFC Ice Wars Fight Week and discusses the role of hockey enforcers with guests.
The host discusses the upcoming BKFC Ice Wars event and promotes a bare-knuckle boxing content creator.
Host Darren previews BKFC Ice Wars event and interviews fighters Jordan Christy and Reed Grzowski.
The host discusses his live stream and engages with listeners about hockey fights and enforcer culture.
Darren reviews BKFC Ice Wars event and discusses the role of hockey enforcers.
A preview show for BKFC Ice Wars fight week, discussing hockey enforcers and bare-knuckle fighting.
A hockey podcast exploring the role of enforcers, featuring interviews and discussions about fighting in the sport.
Host Darren previews the BKFC Ice Wars event and discusses the role of hockey enforcers.