This was a St. Patty's Day hangover podcast from our Away Day in NYC.

Listen as the boys put on their best NYC accents and spit bars from the airbnb in Brooklyn.

Jimmy Han — beer aficionado and supplier of delicious craft beers & accompaniments — comes to the backyard bearing chicken wings, Three Weavers, Modern Times, and Hard Kombucha. We discuss the origins of his fine Beer Belly establishments in Koreatown & Long Beach as well as the latest at his stand at The Banc (he was the first vendor announced). LAFC too, you know. Always some LAFC somewhere in there.

"Let Me Put You On" is our first two hour pod with our friend, Stix as he recounts the history of Krump, Watts, and Hip Hop Greats while looking to the future of soccer in LA.

One of our favorite episodes yet. Shoutout Stix!

Andrew Media — a voice behind LAFC's recent streetxstreet kit launch — is a football culture enthusiast in his own right and a major influencer with Kicks To The Pitch. He stops by the backyard to talk all things football in LA, how American culture (specifically fashion and hip-hop) appeals to some of the biggest stars in the world game, & his own stories of kicking it with some of the biggest players in history to the biggest matches in the world.

Al Raitt, LAFC's man behind the match day mask, hangs in the backyard to discuss the world of sports stadium programming, how he got started there, why your experiences of LAFC matches feel different, & what will change in 2019 (+ that Houston rain game Dodger's on TV moment).

Ryan Wallerson, co-host of LAFC Season Pass, stops by the backyard in Exposition Park to talk expansion. He covered NYCFC's inaugural season for the Wall Street Journal and LAFC's for The Athletic. He compares the two clubs and the gang considers the importance of MLS mattering in the country's two biggest markets.

The first-ever president of LAFC's 3252 Independent Supporters Union — Josef Zacher — breaks down what that crazy mass of Black & Gold chaos at the North End of The Banc actually is, how it came to be, and in what ways it differs from other clubs/LA sports teams. On the eve of the 3252 elections, this is his final interview as standing president and he reflects on his time in charge + what lies ahead.

Hosts (IG): joshspice, slimkoda, adweezy

Produced by: Sean Dwyer (IG: dweezus818)

Theme: Sean Dwyer & Taylor Chrommie (IG: crommatic)

Art: Ben Bjelajac (IG: benthetwoofusneedlooknomore) Adam Talan (IG: thedirtyboy)

Patrick Aviles, manager of supporter relations at LAFC, tells his Black & Gold origin story, Los Angeles soccer culture, helping to build up the club's fervent support, and some favorite memories from LAFC, Season 1.

Hosts (IG): joshspice, slimkoda, adweezy, fcfcpod

Produced by: Sean Dwyer (IG: dweezus818)

Theme: Sean Dwyer & Taylor Chrommie (IG: crommatic)

Monty Stevenson, of the 3252's Expo Originals Supporter Group, stops by the backyard to talk about the origins of some the 3252's most well-known songs, including the inaugural season revelation, Jump For L.A. Football Club. We also discuss the A-League in Australia, the country where Monty grew up.

Hosts (IG): joshspice, slimkoda, adweezy

Produced by: Sean Dwyer (IG: dweezus818)

Theme: Sean Dwyer & Taylor Chrommie (IG: crommatic)