Launched Canada Day, 1 July 2024
Our Team
Paul Patskou
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Paul is the Originator and Founding Member, Executive Producer, Video Archivist, Historical Consultant, and Theme Creator of the Hockey Time Machine. He is also a featured guest on occasion.
Paul is the foremost authority of archival hockey and football video footage, as well as a highly respected writer and award-winning researcher.
He is available for consulting for your hockey and football-related projects, especially those requiring multimedia / archival footage.
Paul is a past recipient of the Society for International Hockey Research (SIHR)'s Brian McFarlane Award for outstanding research and was nominated by the Canadian Screen Awards for 'Best Visual Research.'
Paul has also been profiled in The Hockey News, The New York Times, The Toronto Star and has appeared in various documentaries such as ’75 Forever’ and ‘Ice Guardians’
Glenn Dreyfuss
Seattle, Washington, USA
Glenn hosts our Hockey Time Machine Show on YouTube. Past guests have included Lanny McDonald, Scotty Bowman, NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly, and the cast of Slap Shot, the movie.
He has also produced a podcast with former Maple Leafs great Rick Vaive, Squid and the Ultimate Leafs Fan.
Glenn has been a contributor to The Fischler Report, and has covered the Seattle Kraken since their inception for The Hockey News.
Glenn wrote a book about the 1974-75 expansion season of the Washington Capitals, "The Legends Of Landover".
He's a member of the Society for International Hockey Research (SIHR).
In addition to local TV sportscasting, Glenn has produced network shows for PBS, HGTV, Versus, DIY and Food Network, as well as serving as Director of Programming for two satellite TV networks.
Stanley "Stan" Papulkas
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Stan is a former broadcast executive with over 34 years at Rogers Media Inc.
After being inducted into the Western Broadcasters Association in 2017, Stan left Rogers and started his own Film and Television company called Hydra Films Inc.
From 1996-2006, Stan managed several minor league hockey teams in the GTHL.
He is best known for the creation of the Canadian Multicultural Hockey Championships operating from 2005 to 2014 in Toronto, Ontario. Over 25 different ethnic communities came together to celebrate being Canadian through the game of hockey.
Gregory "Greg" Scoma
Washington, DC, USA
Greg manages the Hockey Time Machine's Social Media, Communications, and Marketing and is leading development of a branding strategy.
Past experience includes, as Director of Communications, re-branding and modernizing communications for ISACA Greater Washington, DC, 2018 (national award 2019), and Christ the Saviour Anglican Church, Mount Vernon, Virginia, 2024.
He is the founder and president of the World Table Hockey Association ® (WTHA) and creator of The Table Hockey Show podcast. In 2019, he led the WTHA's largest event in Buffalo, New York and was featured in the Buffalo News, radio, and television. The event drew sport tourists from as far as Alberta, California, and Florida, revenue & media attention to Buffalo, raised money for a local sled hockey charity, promoted table hockey manufacturers, and the sport of table hockey.
A native of Buffalo, New York, he grew up playing ice and pond hockey. He is an avid collector and preservationist of hockey artifacts and memorabilia.
His sports related memberships include:
- International Sports Heritage Association (ISHA).
- Society for International Hockey Research (SIHR)
- Sport Tourism Canada (STC)
- Sports Events and Tourism Association (Sports ETA)
His "day job," is being a Cybersecurity leader for the US Army. He is a founding member of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), a $1.1b project with the Microsoft Corporation to rapidly develop & field a combined night vision/thermal augmented reality & situational awareness goggle for Soldiers.