(Apologies for lack of signal during some parts of the podcast)  

For this episode, Dragons Voice Podcast brings you another special guest to the podcast who has played at Welsh League, Football League and International level.   Steve Evans is a current assistant manager at The New Saints FC. 

He is a former player at the the club, originally called Total Network Solutions FC, and he spent 6 years at the club before moving to Wrexham where during his time at his local club, he got a call up to play for Wales under John Toshack. He has earned 7 caps for Wales and has also become the first non-league player to play for Wales. 

After 2009, he has since returned to Oswestry and stayed with TNS and is a club legend.  Steve has also played for Oswestry Town and Connah's Quay on loan.  He has won countless title and trophies for TNS, become one of many players that came from the Welsh League that have gone onto play for Wales.

Episode 22 has former Shrewsbury Town, Brentford, Blackpool, Bradford City, Nottingham Forest and Wales international, Paul Evans as guest on the show.   

Paul talks about his career and how he want on to become a popular figure at Brentford FC, getting called up to play for Wales especially talking about Mark Hughes and Gary Speed.  

He also talks about his time at Nottingham Forest, playing with so many popular and having a falling out with one of the managers.

This is a special episode where it was a podcast recording during a time when Rhys was host of another podcast called The Yellow & Blue Army Podcast which was all to do with Barry Town United FC. 

Rhys sits down with Barry Town striker, Kayne McLaggon to talk about Kayne's career and time at Southampton FC, having a trial at Leeds United and playing at Merthyr Town before coming to Barry Town.

Rhys is joined by a new co-host of the podcast. Luke Williams makes his first ever appearance as the two of the hosts talk about politics in football especially in Wales. 

Not only that, the two talk about Welsh clubs playing in European competition.

Former Wrexham and Liverpool player, Lee Jones joins Rhys on the Dragon's Voice Podcast. 

Lee talks about playing for his hometown club of Wrexham especially under the legendary manager, Brian Flynn. He talks about playing alongside legendary names such as Mickey Thomas and Joey Jones. 

Lee also talks about his Wales international appearances with one of them being the infamous Holland 7-1 Wales result. 

He also talks about his time at Liverpool before going onto play for Barnsley and Tranmere Rovers before going back to Wrexham and then going onto play in the Welsh League.

James Leighton joins Rhys on the podcast to talk about his stories as a Cardiff City supporter and his career as an author especially writing an autobiography about Fred Keenor.

Andy Legg joins the podcast for this episode. 

Leggy talks about his career and making a name for himself at Swansea City and Cardiff City. Winning the Welsh Cup, FAW Premier Cup and promotions with both clubs. 

He talks about playing for Notts County and making the cover of FIFA 96, playing for Birmingham City and Reading. 

Leggy also talks about his career at Llanelli as a player and as a manager.

Rhys and James sit down and talk about Gareth Bale at Real Madrid, Aaron Ramsey at Juventus and the story behind the South Wales Derby.

Our guest for episode 15 is former Wales-U21 international Jake Charles who is the grandson of one of Wales greatest players of all time, John Charles. 

Jake talks about his earliest memories of his grandfather, his career so far and what his ambitions are for the future.

Our guest on Dragon's Voice Podcast is Welsh Premier League legend, Rhys Griffiths. Rhys has made a name for himself in the Welsh Premier League by being a top goal scorer and player of the season multiple times. He has also won the Welsh Premier League with Llanelli and has also played for the likes of Cwmbran Town, Haverfordwest County and Port Talbot Town. 

He also talks about how he nearly signed for Swiss side, FC Basel and going onto play for Plymouth Argyle and Newport County. 

He is currently manager of Welsh Premier League side, Penybont FC.