Revolution Weekly Returns

Published on October 25, 2010 under All American Hockey League (AAHL)
Battle Creek Revolution News Release


(Battle Creek, Mi) The Battle Creek Revolution Hockey Club, proud member of the All American Hockey League, is proud to announce the return of Revolution Weekly on Monday, October 25th, at 7pm. The popular internet radio show will return for its second season with all new features on a new night.

The weekly radio program will now air on blog talk radio and will allow Revolution fans to call in and talk live on the air with their favorite hockey player. The show again will be hosted by the voice of the Revolution, Andy Jach, each Monday night starting at 7pm. There will be an hour program recapping the weekly Revolution action and interviews with players and league staff.

"We were looking for a new way for interact with our hockey fans and allow them to call in and ask questions live on the air instead of emails," stated, Andy Jach, Director of Broadcasting and Media Relations. "We feel our fans would rather listen and have the convenience of calling in instead of having to go out on location each week to talk to the players live on the air."

The list of guest for this weeks radio show this week will be players Darren Seid, Vinny Geonnetti, and Nick Willams. Guests are subject to change without notice. The link to listen to the show is

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marctimesradio/2010/10/25/revolution-weekly starting live at 7:00pm on Blog Talk Radio. The call in number that you can listen to the show if you want to ask a question or listen to show if your not near a computer is 646-652-2454. The show will also go into archive after the live show so you can listen to it at a later time.

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