In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL  Kirsten Schlewitz takes us around Europe from Serbia to Italy to England and Turkey. She is a force in the football writing world as the cofounder & EIC Unusual Efforts; 7500toHolte the Aston Villa fan site; podcast host of Far From Vesuvius Network; Author of the the upcoming book "More than Maradona: The Birth, Death and Rebirth of SSC Napoli;" she is also a supporter of Red Star Belgrade and a brand new Trabsonzspor supporter.

In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL we are joined by one of the founders of the AC Milan Club of New York City -- Franco Zagari. Franco explains his life long love of the Rosso Neri and how he helped put it into action by helping launch AC Milan Club of NYC and gives a behind the scenes look at the hard work that goes into making a supporters club outside of the city where your favorite team plays. However, the hard work that Franco and his fellow board members of AC Milan Club of NYC have done pays off as they have done events at Jay-Z's 40/40 Club, hosted events with the team and legends like Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini and even showcased the Scudetto after Milan took it home last season. 

Author Matthew Evans joins CURVA MUNDIAL to discuss his fantastic new book, "USA 94 - The World Cup That Changed The Game." The book dives deep into the creation, formation and celebrations of the first World Cup in America. From starting off with O.J. Simpson's car chase to Maradona being escorted off the field to Baggio's tears, it was a tournament that changed the beautiful game. Evans also speaks to us about his favorite team, Ipswitch Town, and Welsh football. 

Uruguay Football Heroes creator and podcaster Alvaro Perez joins us from Toronto, Canada, to discuss the vast, beautiful and sometimes controversial history of  Uruguayan soccer. Perez takes us on a deep dive of his culture through the eyes of some of football's most hardcore supporters while explaining how "La Celeste" represent their people every World Cup. 

In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL, Gabriel Augero, the host and creator of the "Boca in English" podcast speaks to us his love of Boca Juniors, the Argentine national team and how being a fan of one of the world's biggest teams means family across the globe. Augero takes us to the streets of Buenos Aires, into the heart of the Argentine culture and what would have happened if Albicelestes won in Brazil in 2014 and their chances in Qatar 2022. 

In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL, the founder of the fantastic football inspired clothing line, The North Curve, Graham Chmylowskyj joins us. He discusses why he created a retro fashion line based off the game of yesteryear; watching Italian football in Scotland and supporting Sampdoria; what it means to be a fan of the Scottish national team and his Ukrainian roots.  This is going to be a special episode down memory lane, sit back and enjoy! 

Professor, author and historian Peter Alegi joins CURVA MUNDIAL to discuss his love of Juventus, Italian soccer, South African soccer and more. Alegi talks about his books "Laduma!: Soccer, Politics and Society in South Africa," and "South Africa and the Global Game: Football, Apartheid and Beyond," his time living in South Africa and growing up in Italy before moving to America. A fascinating interview about watching the world's game from all corners of the globe. 

In the season 3 of CURVA MUNDIAL, musician Skip Marley joins us to kick off the new season and discuss his love of Manchester United, Jamaica's Reggae Boyz and Reggae Girlz. Marley also talks about the musical legacy of his grandfather, Bob Marley, and following in his footsteps as both a musician and football fan. 

In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL we are joined by DJ and editor Frankie Maloney who takes us through his life growing up in Wimbledon, England, to Irish parents and supporting the local club as well finding his passion for Liverpool F.C. Maloney explains to us what it is like working in the TV industry when he once edited live football highlights and coming to America to witness the game's culture and impact here.  

In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL, journalist and pundit for the Italian Football Podcast, Carlo Garganese joins us to discuss what it was like growing up in a heavy Italian neighborhood in England and watching Serie A from afar. Garganese also discusses his love of Juventus and why he believes it is prudent to criticize your favorite club, as well as his love of the Azzurri and the problems Italian soccer faces.