Sean is joined by his predecessor in the hot seat, Ravi Vasudevan, to talk all things Windmill! They discuss each division, who's looking good to win the title and make predictions, as well as chat about some of the storylines from the European beach club championships this past weekend.

Sean is joined by Hannah Pendlebury to talk about the Elite Invite, the shock results and what it might mean for the rest of the season.

Sean brings on commentator and his GBXM teammate Rachel Douglas to do a very quick preview of Elite Invite as well as discuss the Belgium Open with some international open teams at the weekend.

European ultimate is in full swing, with invite tournaments for the top national teams coming seemingly every week. This week Sean is joined by Benjy Rees and Christina Obermayer as they look back at the mixed teams in Frankfurt and ahead to the open teams in Brussels this coming weekend.

This episode is sponsored by Tokay Ultimate.

Ravi and Liam bring on Sean Colfer who will be taking over EuroZone this year. They recap the Spring Invites and Tom's Tourney and preview the Frankfurt Invite and Vienna Spring Break.

This episode is sponsored by Tokay Ultimate and Breakmark Ultimate.

Ravi had COVID, Liam played EBUCC, so the boys have a bit of a delayed recap of EUCF and EBUCC.

Ravi and Liam talk about what's happened since worlds. They then preview the three divisions at the EUCF.

So Ultimate won't be in the Olympics. Ravi and Liam break that down and talk about the upcoming EUC Series with Women's EUCRs being cancelled across the board. Then they recap WUCC across all divisions and talk about some of the main controversies of the tournament including edge spiking, continuation rules, and dangerous plays.

Ravi and Liam look through all the WUCC Pools and give their picks for each division. How will the European teams do this time?

Ravi and Liam recap the world games. They talk all about commentating the event as well as the results, how proud they are of the European teams and how Liam's pulling rule was an unmitigated success.