In this powerful Made in Brum interview, Sukh Singh — co-founder and Chair of Panjabi Blues, now leading Birmingham City’s Official Supporters’ Club (OSC) — shares his journey, what it means to unite fans from every background, and how community and club identity can change the game. From South Asian voices in football to the power of inclusion at St Andrew’s, Sukh opens up on bringing people together, supporting Birmingham City F.C. through thick and thin, and how football should truly be for everyone. Whether you’re a Blues fan, part of the Panjabi Blues family, or passionate about football culture and community, this conversation is for you. 🔵 ► Let us know in the comments where you’re watching from! ► Like & Subscribe for more stories from Birmingham voices. 💙 #MadeInBrum

Jack Storer joins B2B: Made in Brum for a brutally honest conversation about how quickly football — and identity — can disappear. Once a promising young player at Birmingham City, Jack reflects on the Second City Derby red card that changed the narrative, the injuries that followed, and how his career unravelled after a move to Scotland. In this episode, Jack speaks openly about: • The red card at Blues and the pressure surrounding it • Long-term injuries and being released from professional football • The 8‑hour drive home from Scotland with his career over • Mental health struggles, addiction, gambling, and isolation • Hitting rock bottom — and rebuilding his life from scratch This is not a football highlight reel. It’s the story of what happens after the headlines stop. 🎙️ B2B: Made in Brum — real conversations with people shaped by Birmingham and beyond. 👉 Subscribe for more honest stories 🔔 Turn notifications on so you don’t miss future episodes

“The Horse” himself, Geoff Horsfield, joins the B2B Podcast for an unforgettable deep-dive into one of football’s most fearless and fascinating careers. 🎄 Yes — we even wrote a Christmas song about him. ⚽ But this is the full story: gritty, hilarious, honest and 100% Horsfield. 🟦 From non-league Halifax to Fulham, Blues and West Brom 💥 Promotion battles, Cup Final heartbreak, and the infamous Second City Derby 🥅 THAT day in goal, THAT goal vs Spurs, and THAT Great Escape 🇺🇸 Nights out in Orlando, chaos on and off the pitch, and plenty of laughs along the way Whether you’re a Bluenose, Baggie or just love proper football stories — this is one you don’t want to miss. 👉 Full episode out now. Subscribe here: 🔗 https://linktr.ee/b2bbizclub

Tony Coton sits down with the Made in Brum podcast to reflect on a remarkable career between the sticks and beyond. From his days as a fearless keeper at Birmingham City and Manchester City, to becoming a trusted scout at Manchester United and England — this is a story packed with grit, glory, and great laughs. Coton opens up on: His early days at Blues and playing at St Andrew’s Iconic moments across the Football League and Premier League Working with Sir Alex Ferguson and scouting the next generation Insights from the England setup Life after football, injury battles, and staying in the game 💥 Whether you're a Birmingham fan, a goalkeeping nerd, or just love a footballing tale well told — this one’s for you.

Jon McCarthy — former Birmingham City winger, cult hero and Northern Ireland international — sits down for a deep, honest and heartfelt interview. 🔵 From his early days at York City and Port Vale, to over 100 games for Birmingham City, Jon reflects on: ⚽ Playing in the 2001 Worthington Cup Final against Liverpool in front of a packed stadium — “the roof was on, 80,000 fans — and I literally couldn’t hear a thing.”  💥 Battling repeated injuries, including multiple leg breaks that disrupted his momentum at St Andrew’s and shaped his playing career.  🎓 His football journey beyond the pitch — from coaching and management roles to using his sports science degree in education and working with the Aston Villa FC Foundation / university programs to help develop young players and coaches.  Jon also shares banter about life around the training ground, the tight‑knit football family he grew up in, and what it means to transition from elite sport to life after hanging up your boots. 👉 SUBSCRIBE and LIKE so you don’t miss another Brum‑focused conversation. 📺 Watch more on YouTube

“Even after Baz passed… the abuse didn’t stop.” Tracey Patterson — widow of the legendary One Eyed Baz (@IamZuluBaz) — joins us for a powerful, emotional, and brutally honest conversation about life before and after her husband’s passing. From years of targeted online abuse to confronting trolls face-to-face, Tracey opens up about grief, strength, mental health, and continuing Baz’s legacy through community and resilience. She talks: • Losing Baz and the storm that followed • How she tracked down an online abuser and what happened next • Their shared mission to support the youth of Birmingham • Turning pain into purpose This story needs to be heard. 📺 Watch now 💙 Support the podcast on Patreon:   / b2bmadeinbrum  🔔 Subscribe for more:   / @b2bmadeinbrum   

From the streets of Birmingham to becoming one of the UK’s most exciting bare-knuckle fighters, Connor “Brum Town Bomber” Tierney tells it like it is. 🔥 In this episode, Connor opens up on what it really takes to succeed in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) — why inactivity kills more fighters than age, and why half‑hearted won’t cut it in bare knuckle. 🥊 bkfc.com We talk: 👊 His rise from Birmingham’s streets to BKFC success 🏆 Winning and defending the UK welterweight title 🎶 Bringing atmosphere, fans and that Brum energy to combat sport 🚗 Tales of road rage, football banter with Villa fans and what legacy means to him 🥇 His dream: to be the first bare knuckle fighter to compete at Knighthead Park / St Andrews since legends like Henry Cooper [contextual aspiration] 💬 The challenges and commitment required to truly live this sport 💥 Connor explains why you can’t treat bare knuckle like a payday — you’ve got to go all in. It’s about toughness, consistency, and carving out a legacy the city can rally behind. 👉 Full episode available Sunday at 8PM GMT on our channel. 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0movlmlggGtSQqRadJJlpQ?si=aad20a46c5c64766 🔓 Support + full version on Patreon: https://patreon.com/B2BMadeinBrum 📺 Subscribe & don’t miss it: https://www.youtube.com/@B2BMadeinBrum #ConnorTierney #BrumTownBomber #BKFC #BareKnuckle #MadeInBrum #Birmingham #BoxingPodcast #CombatSports #B2BPodcast #BluesBan­ter #LegacyTalk #FightCulture

From Birmingham City youth days to doing time behind bars — and bumping into Ed Sheeran in a pub along the way…

Burnsy opens up like never before.
⚽ Life at Blues as a young baller
⛓️ Spending time in jail — and what it taught him
👨‍👦 Making his dad proud
🍻 Running The Roost pub
🎤 The real story behind that Ed Sheeran night

It’s raw, it’s honest, it’s Burnsy.

🔓 Support + bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/c/B2BMadeinBrum

#BCFC #BurnsyPodcast #Blues #BirminghamCity #MadeInBrum #EdSheeranStory #FootballLife #B2BPodcast #TheRoost #BluesYouth #FootballStories

In this powerful episode of B2B Made in Brum, Ryan from Raise the Colours joins us to talk about what it really means to stand by your country — and why flying the British flag has become such a divisive act. We dive into: • The truth behind the Dover footage and media silence • Why raising the Union Jack has nothing to do with hate • Ryan’s experience with community, criticism, and patriotism • His views on migration, identity, and what it means to be British today • His belief in the legacy of the Zulu Warriors and how they helped tackle racism in football This one’s not about politics — it’s about pride, passion, and asking the difficult questions. 🎧 Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0movlmlggGtSQqRadJJlpQ 🔓 Support us & get early access: patreon.com/cw/B2BMadeinBrum