Don Cherry won't be disappearing from the hockey media world anytime soon after all: the disgraced (former) Coach's Corner commentator launched his own podcast, The Grapevine, this morning.

While Ron Maclean continues with the duo's Hockey Night in Canada segment alone (or with a new co-host TBD), Cherry has taken to the digital airwaves with his son, Tim, and grandson, Del to continue to talk about Canadian hockey. 

Check out Don Cherry's new podcast.

DC's Grapevine Ep.1https://t.co/61p8I40ZR7

— Mrs.Missy 🇨🇦 (@MBondy14) November 19, 2019

Cherry fans are obviously excited about the news, with some saying on social media that they'll be listening to the podcast instead of Sportsnet's Saturday night intermission show, which Cherry was fired from last week after his on-air remarks about newcomers not wearing poppies sparked outrage across the country.

@Sportsnet you can’t bounce back from this ... Canadians love Don Cherry and “you people” can enjoy the fallout. I’ll be listening to his podcast coming out soon ✌️

— Rochelle Cross (@RochelleTrina) November 19, 2019

Some Canadians, though, have indicated that they definitely won't be tuning into the show to hear the sometimes-contentious hockey analyst's thoughts, which in his first episode included his side of the story of the last week and a half's drama, along with commentary on the late Montreal Canadiens player Maurice Rocket Richard.

because incoherent rants make so much more sense when you don't have the visual cues to go with them

— 🇨🇦CanOathMate🇦🇺 (@CanOathMate) November 19, 2019

And others have pointed out that Cherry's fanbase isn't exactly a demographic known for its familiarity with the digital listening format. Also, how is he going to show off his suits?

Who's going to teach his demographic how to download the apps to listen to his ramblings

— Captain Maple Leaf (@JeffLongLeafs) November 19, 2019

Listeners are also excited — or terrified — about what the hockey icon will say on the show without a network to answer to. (If his twitter bio is any indication, he will "continue with his 'tell it like it is' attitude on hockey and more.")

The podcast is be available for streaming on Spotify, with new episodes appearing every Monday from now on.