Former USMNT player and soccer media big shot Jimmy Conrad joins Josh and Dan to discuss Champions League, USMNT and USWNT teams, and the state of the American soccer investment scene. 

Dan, Josh, and Steven sit down to discuss the world of soccer and the ongoing battle between regional and national soccer leagues. 

The Knights are joined by Mark Washo, veteran soccer executive and minority owner of NISA Rochester, to talk about his group's application to join NISA. The conversation begins in Washo's MLS past and runs through modern Rochester soccer. It's a great listen!

The guys sit down at the table to discuss the state of NISA. From the newest NISA announcements to the backroom rumors on Twitter. They dish what they know as we slog through the offseason.

Dan is joined on the Weekly by Scott Wegener, play by play voice of the Roja League, and Eduardo Rodriguez, owner of Irving FC. They discuss soccer in the DFW region, the rise of the Roja League, and the upcoming competition.

The Knights sit down and record on Halloween night. Topics include NISA friendlies (not so friendly), the death of USL (not happening), and Trump on the stump (yeah, it makes sense on the show). 

Warning: This podcast has 5-6 curse words. If this offends you, you might want to pass on this show. Otherwise, enjoy.

Dan and Lis are joined by Meredith and Moria of the Plastics SG to talk about their goal of making soccer culture more inclusive. It's a wide-ranging conversation that is incredibly entertaining. We think you'll like it. 

Martíno joins Dan to discuss his club. Gaffa FC, and its role in the American soccer ecosystem. It's an interesting conversation about regional leagues, perceived differences between leagues, and the way in which the Independent Cup can help even the field.

Jim Hicks, aka Chattagooner and cohost of the 423 Podcast, joins the guys to look back over the season for CFC. From their opening loss to their Eastern Conference Regular Season Championship, Jim discusses the highs and lows of the NISA season.

Dan is joined by Lis Schendel of California Storm and Megan Cleary, senior editor of Honeyball Soccer. Discussion might be as wide-ranging as possible, with Portland protests, wildfires, women's soccer, WOSO journalism, USSF, honestly, if you can imagine, it probably got discussed.

Stay tuned at the end of the show for a special announcement from Joshua Duder.