Tom Bogert of MLSSoccer.com joins the show with some intriguing analysis on the Timbers' new Brazilian midfielder Evander, calling him "the biggest incoming move of the off-season so far, full stop."

Talk Timbers hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin also discuss the longest offseason in MLS history, the team's preseason training camp in Arizona, and Jake's new role as play-by-play announcer for MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.

As the preseason ramps up, head coach Giovanni Savarese talks about Evander's language and football skills, the energy and desire throughout the team, and getting ready for the season opener on February 25. 

Talk Timbers hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin also discuss Apple TV, Diego Valeri's entry into broadcasting, and Ned Grabavoy new role as general manager. 

In the final Talk Timbers of 2022, hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin give a send off to co-host Liam Ridgewell who moves on to become a Timbers assistant coach in 2023. The trio also sit down with Portland defender Zac McGraw to chat about his new contract extension, his path from the U.S. Military Academy to MLS, his growth as a player and looking forward to 2023. Finally, Talk Timbers gives a preview into the 2022 World Cup final between Argentina and France.

Judah Newby and Liam Ridgewell discuss Portland's big offseason signing of Evander and what kind of impact he can have for the Timbers. The hosts also sit down for an exclusive interview with the Brazilian to talk about why he signed with the Timbers, his excitement in coming to the Rose City and his goals for helping the club succeed.

The show concludes with a discussion about the World Cup, the U.S. Men's National Team's performance there and Ridgewell's excitement for England.

In the last show before the Thanksgiving break, Judah Newby and Jake Zivin congratulate their co-host Liam Ridgewell on his new position as a Timbers assistant coach. 

Timbers assistant coach and USMNT legend Carlos Llamosa also joins the program to talk about his experiences playing in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea.

Timbers broadcast announcer Jake Zivin is along for the ride in DC, following the Thorns on their quest for a third NWSL Championship title. 

Zivin interviews the players at NWSL Media Day and asked for their thoughts ahead of Saturday's climactic final against the Kansas City Current at Audi Field. 

Interviewees, in order: Bella Bixby, Abby Smith, Christine Sinclair, Natalie Beckman, Emily Menges, Morgan Weaver, Taylor Porter, Sam Coffey, Janine Beckie, Hannah Betfort, Becky Sauerbrunn, and Yazmeen Ryan.

Judah Newby and Jake Zivin dedicate this week's episode to the Portland Thorns, who are heading to Audi Field in DC for the 2022 NWSL Championship on Saturday, October 29 in search of a third star above the crest.

The hosts discuss the thrilling, raucous Sunday semifinal win over San Diego Wave FC, the excitement around the Thorns roster, and invite veteran defender Meghan Klingenberg to preview the biggest game of the season. 

Listener warning: language. 

Talk Timbers hosts Judah Newby, Jake Zivin, and Liam Ridgewell preview the critical showdown against LAFC this Sunday afternoon at Providence Park—the Timbers' final regular-season home game with huge MLS playoff implications. They invite ESPN's lead commentator Jon Champion to the conversation, asking for his thoughts ahead of the nationally-televised game and what's going on with LAFC's Gareth Bale. 

Jake Zivin and Joe Slevin reflect on the TImbers' recent winning streak as the playoffs approach, the upcoming home game against Minnesota United, and call on special guest Liam Ridgewell to take us behind the scenes during the Austin FC weather delay. (Nachos were scarce.) 

Timbers star midfielder Sebastián Blanco then joins the show to talk about how the Timbers are getting it done: "Sometimes, you know, it's more about playing nice, playing [with] beauty. Everybody loves that. We love to [do that]. But sometimes, you just have to play well and... help the team in every moment."

Jake Zivin and Joe Slevin know how much is on the line for the Timbers in Friday's game against the Seattle Sounders at Providence Park, and break down the Western Conference playoff picture. 

They then talk to President of Soccer/GM Gavin Wilkinson, who gets candid about his disappointment in the team's performances during the losses at Toronto and Kansas City, work ethic, the evolution of the rivalry with Seattle, and his thoughts about the Sounders' fanbase.