Chief Marketing Officer and Lead Kit Designer Jennie Telleria visits SDH AM to break down the creative process of AC Boise and their first kit

Everything from design to final look and the response to the kit itself as AC Boise preps for their fiiurst-ever season in USL League One in 2026

It's a Wall Pass Wednesday on SDH AM

We look at the new rule in the NWSL meant to keep marquee players
Major League Soccer's GK Union carousel keeps spinning- who is now linked where...
AFCON keeps rolling along- we have your morning updates
And Jennie Telleria, Chief Marketing Officer and Lead Kit Designer at AC Boise breaks down the process of the build and release of their first-ever kit

Georgia Southern's Ricky Louis drops by SDH AM to talk about what it was like to go #2 overall in the recent MLS Super Draft to FC Dallas

We look at his two years in Statesboro, the Sun Belt, what he has learned, and what else he needs to learn as he preps for the next stage in his career...

Tuesday Thoughts carry us into the midweek

We look at AFCON Matchday 3 already underway and get you ready for a busy group stage

Colorado Rapids are kicking the tires on a look for the new season- we take their survey and find out what a Sesquisemiquincentennial is...

ATLUTD welcomes a new face as does FC Dallas

Georgia Southern's Ricky Louis stops by to talk about his time in the Boro and what this next stage may look like as he goes #2 overall in the recent MLS SuperDraft plus your AM news to get you moving...

The Morning Espresso opens with a major conversation in MLS as the Colorado Rapids put their identity in the hands of supporters, launching a fan-driven process that could shape the club’s future ahead of a pivotal 2026. From there, we turn to a busy Domestic Focus, with NWSL news headlined by Catarina Macario’s contract situation, stadium momentum for Denver Summit FC, rising club valuations, and continued investment in young talent across the league.

Globally, AFCON delivers late drama and early statements, with Zambia rescuing a point, South Africa breaking a long opening-day drought, and Egypt leaning on Mohamed Salah once again. We also check in on Real Madrid’s uneasy calm... maybe the telenovela is taking a break for the holidays. 

Bart drops by SDH AM to break down the weekend with Yanks playing abroad- and what Mauricio Pochettino might be looking at with his possible roster

Plus, we look at some of the marquee moments involving the refs at the center of the weekend as we look at their cards and calls (or "no calls...")

AFCON wasted no time reminding us how unforgiving tournament soccer can be. On tonight’s Soccer Over There, we break down the first two days of action, including late drama in Group A, hard-earned wins for Egypt and South Africa, and what these early results tell us about the road ahead.

We then zoom out to the global game as CAF and AFC move toward launching their own Nations League competitions. What are the benefits, the drawbacks, and how could these tournaments reshape international soccer calendars already under strain? Jarrett Smith also helps the show go off the rails as Celtic, USMNT, and ShamWow all make appearances to close out the first hour of the show. 

Hour two is all about Picks of the Week, highlighting the matches and stories you need to have on your radar.

Presented by the Brewhouse Cafe and Around the Corner Lager, powered by NoFo Brewing.

It's a Reaction Monday on SDH AM

We keep an eye on AFCON Day 2 and look back at the opener
Wilfried Nancy wins his first match at Celtic- we look at what he has to say after

SoccerForUSPod's Bart Keeler stops by in hour 2 for cards and calls from the weekend and a look at Yanks Abroad

Morocco opened the Africa Cup of Nations with a composed win in Rabat, setting the tone for a tournament carrying enormous expectations — and signaling how quickly the global game is evolving. Today’s Morning Espresso breaks down Morocco’s opener, the standout moments, and what it tells us about the hosts’ path forward.

We also look at a major shift in international soccer as Africa and Asia move toward Nations League formats, reshaping the calendar and the balance between club and country. What does this mean for players, federations, and the future rhythm of the game?

Plus, relief at Celtic as Wilfried Nancy finally earns his first win, injury updates that could ripple across Europe and international play, and a full Refill of headlines from around the world.

The game never stops — and neither do we.

Sounder at Heart/Pulso Sports Niko Moreno drops by SDH AM to break down all the movement that has happened since the opening of the December window in MLS