Sidequestdadd is a British dad who's been living in the US for 15 years but his videos on Instagram and TikTok recently went viral during the WorldCup as he introduced his followers to life in Kansas City

Reporter/Anchor, Eric Graves, sits down with Rob to talk about how Kansas City has handled the World Cup through the prism of transportation, security and economic impact.

On episode 18, Steven Spector puts Rob Brenton on the hot seat as he asks 5 questions about how Kansas City has handled the World Cup so far.

Harold Kuntz, sports reporter from Fox4 in KC, joins Rob to talk about what its been like covering World Cup games, practices and fan interactions. Plus, what the WC has done for Fox4's broadcast plans, revenue & ratings.

Jillian Carroll, who is serving as a FIFA Ambassador for Kansas City, joins Rob to talk about her experience at the first WC game in Kansas City Stadium, Messi's hat trick plus how KC's FanFest has grown in the one week its been open to the public

Cullen Maxey from the Royals joins Scott & Rob to talk about the organization is being affected by sharing a parking lot with Kansas City Stadium plus how the organization looks at this as an opportunity to take advantage of a new, international audience

Bobby Sloan & Jeff Keas are two of the architects behind Kansas City's FanFest during the World Cup. From design to stage performances to security, these are the guys behind the scenes making it all come to life.

On this episode of Beyond the Pitch KC, Mike Kelly joins Scott & Rob to talk about how Johnson County is trying to take advantage of England staying in the backyard, transportation upgrades and just how big the economic impact could be for residents

Abby Martinez from the KC Police Department is tasked with helping lead the security protocols during the World Cup. She discusses bringing in regional help, how she learned from soccer games in Germany and, what do you do about Lionel Messi??

Kyle Witherspoon from Johnny's Tavern joins the podcast to discuss the 23 hour bar rule in Kansas & Missouri that "might" be available during the World Cup, plus how bar owners are trying to prepare for an influx of foreign traffic.