New York Rangers Club30 Podcast

This week actor Rick Hoffman, best known for his iconic role as Louis Litt on “Suits”, joins Henrik and opens up about his journey into acting, including where he got started, some audition flubs, and how he navigated the ups and downs of the entertainment industry. He also reflects on living in rural Canada, fatherhood, and what's truly important to him. Finally, Rick discusses the challenge of being recognized sometimes more for his characters rather than himself.

This week on Club 30, legendary photographer Danny Clinch, a photographer whose iconic images have captured some of the biggest names in music, from Bruce Springsteen and Tupac to The Foo Fighters and The Killers. Danny talks about how the local New Jersey music scene influenced his journey to becoming one of the most sought-after photographers in the industry and now a musician himself. He also shares stories from his time working alongside Annie Leibovitz and takes us behind the lens of some unforgettable moments with music’s biggest stars. You won't want to miss it!

This week on Club 30, Henrik sits down with one of the baddest to ever lace ‘em up: Tie Domi. Tie was known for his brutal physical play and role as the ultimate enforcer —he was the guy you didn’t mess with on the ice. Off the ice, though, he’s as humble as they come — beneath that hard exterior is a guy with a big heart. Tie talks about being a devoted father and businessman, and how important loyalty is to him. Plus, he’s teaching Tom Brady to skate. This one’s a conversation you don’t want to miss.

This week, New York Mets legend John Franco joins Henrik on Club 30 to discuss his incredible 21-year career, what made the 2024 Mets team so special, and the pride and pressure of being a hometown hero. John shares his unique pre-game rituals and the story of the second phone line he had to install for ticket requests. He also opens up about what it’s like to call Citi Field home and the bond he continues to have with Mets fans.

This week, Good Morning America correspondent, Will Reeve, joins Henrik and Jay to talk about how the grief of losing his parents has shaped who he is today, the new documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, his love of Madison Square Garden, and more. He also talks about how childhood wasn’t as abnormal as you might think.

Henrik welcomes the iconic voice behind the New York Rangers, Sam Rosen. They discuss how Sam got started, how he stayed dedicated to sports broadcasting as a craft, and what he hopes fans remember him by. They also talk about Henrik’s short-lived play-by-play career and how every player’s unique story enhances the viewing experience for sports fans.