Luke Williams takes over as host on Dragon's Voice Podcast with Rhys being the one to answer the questions.   

This topic follows the rise, fall and rise of Barry Town United. 

The two talk about what it was like for the club to be under then owner, Stuart Lovering and then having to take the FAW to court due to neglecting the club, their own rules and authority plus making the climb back to the Welsh Premier League.   

Everything you need to know is on this episode.

Former Swansea, Hull, Doncaster and Prestatyn player Jason Price joins us on the Dragon's Voice Podcast.  

Jason talks about his start in football and going onto achieving success with Swansea, Hull and Doncaster and other places.   

From winning the league titles to Welsh Cup, Jason and Rhys go through his career step by step.

Episode 41 features former Wrexham FC and Welsh Premier League player, Waynne Phillips.   

Waynne talks about his success playing for Wrexham, from the league to cup wins, from European conception to major FA Cup giant killing

Episode 40 brings you another guest today with former Coventry, Huddersfield, Burton, Wrexham, Doncaster, Newort and Forest Green player Lee Fowler on the show.  

Lee talks about his highs, lows and funniest. He talks about his Wales call up and talks about his pranks and fallouts.  

He also talks about playing under the likes of Gordon Strachan, Gary McAllister, Nigel Clough and Dean Saunders to becoming a manager himself.

Today we have former Cardiff City, Luton Town, Hereford United, Forest Green Rovers, Brighton, Charlton Athletic and Wales U21 striker, Stuart Fleetwood.   

Stuart talks about his days playing for various clubs especially starting out for Cardiff City and then becoming a record goalscorer at various clubs.   

He also talks about his current position in football and where he is now.

We have former Cardiff City, Forest Green Rovers and current Barry Town United defender, Curtis McDonald.   

Curtis talks about his days playing for the Bluebirds before moving onto playing for Forest Green Rovers, Newport County and even brifly going to Poland and also playing for Wales U21.   

Curtis and Rhys (who is of course a Barry Town supporter) talk about Barry and the challenges that the club faces during covid and what is the target for the future.

First guest of 2021, we have former Swansea City, Newport County and current Merthyr Town player, Kerry Morgan.  

Kerry sits down with Rhys and talks about his career in playing for the Jacks, playing in the conference leagues with Newport and playing abroad in Sweden and Spain.  

He also talks about playing for Neath and Port Talbot.

In the beginning, there was the end!   

Rhys and Luke look back on Welsh football in 2020 and see how things have come around.   

The boys talk from Wales national team to Ryan Giggs, Christian Doidge to Ceaig Bellamy, from Cardiff to the Welsh league. it is all here on the podcast.

A day before New Year's Day, we thought we should release the last podcast of 2020 before moving into the promise land of 2021.   This episode, we have Wrexham legend, Gareth Owen. 

Gareth talks about his 12 year career at Wrexham and being part of some of the most historical matches at the Racecourse. Gareth talks about being part of the squad that famously defeated the mighty Arsenal in the FA Cup in 1992, playing against Manchester United in the European Cup Winners Cup and winning the Welsh Cup, FAW Premier Cup, promotions and competing with Cardiff City in many competitions. 

Gareth also talks about playing under the great Brian Flynn and playing alongside some of Wales' biggest names including Michael Thomas, Joey Jones and Ian Rush.   

Including in this podcast, we talk about the Wrexham takeover and his success in the Welsh Premier League with Rhyl.

In this short episode, on episode 34, we have a former player who has played in three different national leagues, won trophies and titles with various clubs, played for nearly 20 clubs and has played for Wales. 

This is Andy Dibble. Andy is currently Cardiff City's goalkeeping coach. Andy talks about his days playing for Cardiff City, playing for Luton Town and winning the League Cup at Wembley against Arsenal especially getting Man of the Match, playing for Man City and was given the Baptism of Fire when joining Rangers and having his first game be the Old Firm Derby.

Andy is now the goalkeeping coach at Cardiff City.