Garrett Gamez's guest appearances

Garrett Gamez

Providence College Podcast

Very Bold Radio Podcast w/ Steve Teel

Normal Guy, Lazy Eye

The Lindroth Hockey Podcast

Cayleigh Griffin

Bob Driscoll

Kara Goldin

Jeff Johnson

Lidia Bastianich

James Martin

John Lee Dumas

Katie Stanton

Brian Burke

Paul Tremblay

Beth McCord

Bethany Hamilton

Mark Hall

Frank Tate

Melanie Shankle

OwlTail

0:00- Show/Guest introduction0:45- Garrett Gamez joins the show1:04:54- Garrett Gamez exits the show1:05:00- Final thoughts and discussionEnd of show

0:00- Show/Guest introduction 0:45- Garrett Gamez joins the show 1:04:54- Garrett Gamez exits the show 1:05:00- Final thoughts and discussion End of show

Episode 32: Featuring Special Guest Garrett Gamez

On today's episode, I sit down with a good friend of mine, Garrett Gamez. Garrett was a member of the Providence College Men's Ice Hockey team from 2015-2019. During his sophomore season, Garrett was faced with a life-altering decision after complications with his heart. You'll hear Garrett talk about that story and the road it has taken him on. Through his story, Garrett has shown that there is more to life than the sport that you play, and when you do have to hang it up, it's not over, it's just the next chapter. With everything going on in the world today as college athletes are told that their seasons are canceled and in some cases, their careers are ending in a blink of an eye, hearing from Garrett and someone that has gone through a similar situation can be eye-opening. No one ever wants to lose their shot, but there is always another door opening. Follow Garrett GamezHere more about Garrett's story (via Providence College Friars)--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/normalguylazyeye/message

On today's episode, I sit down with a good friend of mine, Garrett Gamez. Garrett was a member of the Providence College Men's Ice Hockey team from 2015-2019. During his sophomore season, Garrett was faced with a life-altering decision after complications with his heart. You'll hear Garrett talk about that story and the road it has taken him on. Through his story, Garrett has shown that there is more to life than the sport that you play, and when you do have to hang it up, it's not over, it's just the next chapter. With everything going on in the world today as college athletes are told that their seasons are canceled and in some cases, their careers are ending in a blink of an eye, hearing from Garrett and someone that has gone through a similar situation can be eye-opening. No one ever wants to lose their shot, but there is always another door opening.  Follow Garrett Gamez Here more about Garrett's story (via Providence College Friars) --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/normalguylazyeye/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/normalguylazyeye/message</a>

2. Garrett Gamez | Writing The Next Chapter

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Very Bold Radio 5-30-20 w/ Garrett Gamez

This episode of the Providence College Podcast with former PC men’s hockey player and current student assistant coach, Garrett Gamez ’19, was streamed live on YouTube and Facebook on November 30. Gamez discusses his journey from prized hockey recruit, with dreams of playing in the NHL, to being forced to retire for medical reasons. To watch the video broadcast of this episode, find it on PC's Facebook (Facebook.com/providencecollege) and PC’s news site, http://prov.ly/2BxIxpT.

This episode of the Providence College Podcast with former PC men’s hockey player and current student assistant coach, Garrett Gamez ’19, was streamed live on YouTube and Facebook on November 30. Gamez discusses his journey from prized hockey recruit, with dreams of playing in the NHL, to being forced to retire for medical reasons. To watch the video broadcast of this episode, find it on PC's Facebook (<a href="http://Facebook.com/providencecollege" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook.com/providencecollege</a>) and PC’s news site, <a href="http://prov.ly/2BxIxpT" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://prov.ly/2BxIxpT</a>.