The guys dip their toes into Don Garber's pool before moving into more familiar territory. Haters gonna hate.

The opening matches of the W League season get recapped and then the guys take a look at the matches of Week 1. 

The director of the Nevada Premier League joins Dennis and Dan to talk about the challenges and success he's had building out a league in an area with tough weather and limited space. The guys also recap the action from around the regional landscape.

Dan Creel joins Dan Vaughn to talk all things Round of 32 in the USOC. This was recorded as several matches were still being played so it's a tad incomplete, but it's definitely fun!

With the Open Cup set to kick off the Round of 32, the guys circle to discuss which matchups could be upsets and which teams they expect to advance. Then its 20 minutes of chatter about Pokemon and whatever else they feel like discussing.

This week Dan is visiting the great city of Indianapolis and calls in his update to the pod - meanwhile, Josh is joined by guest Kyle Carr from Walkin' 90 and Talkin Flock to go Full Mingo. We go over their most recent home win against Greenville, their good road form so far, and how to turn around the Flock's slow start to the Jagermeister Cup. 

The play-by-play voice of Minnesota Aurora joins the show to talk about his approach to his craft, the new look Aurora, and what he expects out of this year's roster. In the second half of the show, the W Show team discuss this week's matches and their excitement for a new season.

Joel Nash, Senior Vice President of USL PreProfessional, joins the show to talk about the offseason, his goals for the leagues he supervises, and the regular season matches kicking off in USL League Two and USL W League this weekend

The guys sit around and talk all the things on their soccer timelines. Indy Eleven, Hearts of Pine, and our general dispair. 

Dan and Josh take a look at the latest expansion news from Portland... Maine and Westchester, New York then jump into the first matchday of the all new Jägermeister cup. Through the first few games, it has been tight and there seems to be a "cup mentality" to managing the minutes and tactics. Does that change when we go back to league play next week?