The latest show sees interviews come from the Pacific North West as Kieran speaks to Megan Rapinoe and Sydney Leroux - with ‘Pinoe’ even having a small stint on the mic.

With the Brit contingent growing at the club, Laura Harvey, Kim Little and Jess Fishlock join the show in the first three person feature since the Women’s Football Podcast launched – bringing serious, and not so serious, conversation to proceedings.

All this, plus Sarah Gehrke of the Soccer Desk joins Kieran for some NWSL chat, and the reaction to the appointment of new USWNT Head Coach, Jill Ellis.

Chelsea Ladies defender Gilly Flaherty joins Kieran to discuss a number of topics, including the start of the FA WSL and the recent PFA Awards that took place in London.

The pair also discuss the recent spate of ACL injuries, while also reviewing the recent UWCL semi-finals.

Kieran is also joined by US journalist Sarah Gehrke to evaluate some of the main talking points from the opening weeks of the NWSL.

Reading Women and Wales’ all time leading scorer Helen Ward joins Kieran in the presenting chair as the pair review some of the recent World Cup Qualifiers and look ahead to the semi-finals of the Champions League.

They also discuss the departure of US Head Coach Tom Sermani, while Kieran speaks to new Bristol Academy Manager Dave Edmondson about the upcoming FA WSL - Kieran and Helen also look ahead to the second tier of the competition.

If that wasn’t enough, we review the opening weekend of the NWSL, and speaking of the American league, the show features an interview with Portland Thorns new signing and Australia international, Steph Catley.

The first anniversary edition of The Women’s Football Podcast is also Hamish’s last, so we had to make it pretty special.

Who better to draft in then as a guest presenter than Arsenal Ladies & England legend Kelly Smith! Kelly and the lads discuss all things UEFA Women’s Champions League (recorded before her second leg defeat), FAWSL, NWSL and her future plans.

If that wasn’t enough, the show also has interviews with PSG & Sweden star Kosovare Asllani, undoubtedly one of Europe’s brightest stars, and newly appointed Portland Thorns coach, Paul Riley (huge Liverpool FC fan, so he’s pretty happy).

Thanks for your support and downloading the show this last year, its appreciated.

This edition of the Women’s Football Podcast features interviews with Santa Clara University Head Coach Jerry Smith, who has produced a number of USWNT players in his 27 years at the college, and the recently retired Leslie Osborne, who hung up her boots after a wonderful career in the game last week.

The show also discusses the troubles at Tyreso, as well as a look back at the recent Cyprus and Algarve Cups.

All this, and the usual round up from Europe and other news making the headlines.

Kieran is back behind the mic with Hamish after his break as the lads continue the discussion of overseas talent vs developing homegrown players. This time round, they are joined by Chelsea Ladies Manager, Emma Hayes.

The pair also discuss the latest goings on in Germany and France, while Kieran speaks to 16-year-old Australian sensation, Beattie Goad, fresh from her W-League triumph with Melbourne Victory, and former Seattle Reign striker, Kristina Larsen, who is currently focused on a new venture.

Everton Ladies boss Andy Spence returns to the guest presenter hot seat and has his say the debate over foreign talent vs youth development in the WSL.

On the latest show we have part two of Hamish’s chat with Washington Spirit GM and Head Coach, Mark Parsons, while Kieran attends the launch of Manchester City Women FC and speaks to Captain Steph Houghton and her deputy, Nicki Harding.

We’re also joined by friend of the show Jess Fishlock, who talks in depth about her current stint in the W-League in Australia, Seattle Reign, and the imminent departure of Wales boss, Jarmo Matikainen.

All this, plus a review of the latest transfers in the FA WSL and a look back at the match between the USWNT & Canada WNT.

Washington Spirit General Manager & Head Coach Mark Parsons talks to Hamish about the 2014 College draft, while Sydney FC's Jodie Taylor returns to speak about her impressive form in Australia.

Finally, Kieran speaks to Arsenal Ladies manager Shelley Kerr about the changes at the club, while there's reaction from Lyon's shock defeat to PSG.

This one's for Sam.

Megan Rapinoe talks exclusively to the Women's Football Podcast about her reasons for leaving Lyon, while also discussing the exciting future with Seattle Reign.