Richard Fleming joins Dan and Gavin to talk about his experiences at the 2002 Africa Cup of Nations in Mali. From green paint being used to make pitches look good for TV to taxis with the floors falling out, Richard won't ever forget his first AFCON. He also shares his experiences on why the tournament is unique in the football world. This is a really fun one!

Dan and Gavin talk about their respective experiences in and around Wembley Stadium (the old and the new). This episode includes an amateur psychological analysis of Dan's self-loathing tendencies of his English heritage...it also ends with a bit of a rant.

Gavin and Dan are back for a new year and while travel is still but a dream as we enter 2021, maybe it'll happen again soon? Gavin looks back at a 2013 trip to Brazil when Canada's women's soccer team played in a 4-team tournament in Brasilia. Dan talks about Columbus, Ohio--a city that very nearly lost their MLS team.

Gavin takes us back eight years to when Canada played Cuba in a World Cup qualifier in Havana in 2012. Canada were 1-0 winners on that day. They'll talk about that game but, as always, the travel experience and quirky stories that come with covering soccer in a different part of the world.

Another episode and another guest. This time, Sean Dunlop, a teacher currently in Thailand, speaks with Dan and Gavin. Sean shares his stories about living in the city, the food and the time Diego Forlan came there to play. Also, Gavin doesn't pass off a chance to poke fun at Dan and the declining British Empire.

The guys head to the Czech Republic (Or Czechia) this week. Dan talks about his experiences attending a game at Bohemians and Gavin once worked at a Canadian men's national team game against the Czech Republic in Olomouc. Prague has become quite the tourist destination but Gavin and Dan try to push out beyond the tourist traps and share some of their stories.

Dan and Gavin are joined by Jonathan Tannenwald from the Philadelphia Inquirer. He's covered the Philadelphia Union from the very beginning. He talks about the adventure it takes to get to Chester for a Union game and sells the guys on the city of Philadelphia (and does a pretty darn good job of it).

The guys mark episode #10 of their niche travel/soccer podcast. After marking the little accomplishments so far, Gavin reminisces on a trip to St. Lucia covering a World Cup qualifier against Canada in 2011. Dan takes us to England's northeast to talk about St. James' Park, the home of Newcastle United.

Montreal is the destination this week as Dan and Gavin share what makes the city so special to them. Believe it or not, neither of them have been to a game at Saputo Stadium since it was renovated but there are plenty of memories in the stadium before it was upgraded for MLS and at the Olympic Stadium. And yes...Gavin goes on at length about the Expos.

New York Post Senior Writer Kirsten Fleming joins the guys to enlighten them on the Basque region and, specifically, Bilbao. She does a great job selling the region and the people...one day we'll actually be allowed to visit.