Dan and Josh fly without a guest tonight, discussing NISA, the league's relationship with USL and amateur leagues, and how Chicago will be set up for success. They give away swag and announce the next drawing.

John and Dan are joined by, friend of the show, Dan Creel to talk NISA. Both weekend matches are reviewed and discussed, before the talk heads to Oakland to dig into the breaking news that the club is moving to USL.

It's a brand new format for the show we used to call the Lower League Soccer Show. It's the Protagonist Weekly with new guests and hosts every week. This show we're joined by Lis Schendel, marketing director for Cal Storm of the WPSL. Lis talks about her job with the club, her own podcasting gig, and a host of soccer, domestic and international. It's a great show!

Aldo Muñoz, the goalkeeper for New Amsterdam FC, sits down with John and Dan to discuss his soccer story. Aldo breaks down NAFC's play so far, its roster development, and their upcoming match with Detroit City FC.

John and Dan review the matches from this weekend, as well as look ahead to next weekend. Oh, and they also talk about their issues with CFC having fans in Finley.

Dan and John break down the matches from week 2, looking at what the results mean for the standings and what comes next for all the clubs involved. They respond to several listener questions as well. Enjoy the show!

Jason Weintraub from League1Fun joins Josh and Dan to break down the league's pandemic response, the Henny Derby, and why he doubts USL will ever participate in the Independent Cup.

This is our third attempt to upload this. Chattagooner put a curse on us, maybe?

Casey Carr, the founder of Stumptown Athletic, comes on the show to talk about getting a club going from scratch. He discusses roster building, cancelled seasons, and what the future looks like for NISA in Charlotte.

John and Dan try to catch up on all the news of this week: Independent Cup action, DCFC sale, Wynalda to NAFC, Bobcats application, Fall Schedule announcement.