USA men's national team left-arm spinner Nosthush Kenjige comes on the podcast to talk about his journey in cricket. Born in Alabama but raised in Karnataka, Kenjige takes listeners through his time playing university cricket in Bangalore before relocating to the east coast of the USA for work, upon which he rekindled his passion in the cricket leagues of New York, paving the way for an opportunity to try out for the national team in the summer of 2016. That's when Kenjige's journey got even crazier as he went to extremes to balance work and cricket before eventually earning a callup for his USA debut in May 2017 at WCL Division Three in Uganda. If you're looking for an inspirational story founded on incredible work ethic (well, cricket work ethic anyway...), you've come to the right place.

17-year-old batting phenom Rahul Jariwala comes on the podcast to talk about his journey into cricket as someone whose first love was baseball before an advertising flyer for the California Cricket Academy in Cupertino introduced him to the youth cricket scene while growing up in Northern California. The right-handed Jariwala recently finished as the leading scorer at the 2021 USA Cricket Men's 50-over National Championship in Texas, a performance which earned him a maiden callup into the USA Men's national team for the three-match ODI series against Ireland scheduled for December 26-30 at Broward County Stadium in Lauderhill, Florida.

Sports marketing consultant Dan Migala, a Chicago native and co-founder of 4Front, comes on the podcast to talk about his behind the scenes innovative contributions across the sports landscape including in the world of cricket, where he has acted as a marketing and fan engagement strategy consultant for Cricket Australia, specifically helping with the launch of the Big Bash League in 2011, as well as for the ICC where he worked on the 2020 Women's T20 World Cup, and also for USA Cricket where he is already in the early stages of planning strategies for the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup to be co-hosted by USA Cricket and Cricket West Indies. Find out more about Dan's work at www.team4front.com.

USA Women's fast bowler Tara Norris continues her discussion of her career arc leading to a debut in October 2021 with the USA national team in Mexico competing in the ICC Americas Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier as well as her continued involvement with USA touring Zimbabwe for the 2021 ICC Women's 50-over World Cup Qualifier.

USA Women's fast bowler Tara Norris comes on the podcast to talk about her journey from Sussex Academy to England U19s, Loughborough Lightning, Southern Vipers, Southern Brave and now... The USA national team. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Norris talks about her family's shuffling across continents before she discovered cricket, and how that's taken her to even more places around the world.

Former 2006 USA U19 World Cup squad member Dunae Nathaniel comes on the podcast to talk about his experiences in cricket as well as his time in the military spending a decade in the United States Air Force in this Veterans Day episode dedicated to all of those past and present who have served America in this US Armed Forces.

Superstar American fast bowler Ali Khan comes on the podcast ahead of his eagerly anticipated return to the USA squad for the first time in more than two years for the 2021 ICC Americas Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier in Antigua from November 7-14. Khan talks about what life has been like since the events chronicled in the 2019 book, "Inside the Selection Room: A Quest for T20 Cricket Stardom", including the economic struggles of a T20 franchise cricketer during the Covid-19 pandemic. Khan also talks about the emotional moment when he found out he would become the first American cricketer signed to an IPL squad after being called up to the Kolkata Knight Riders for the 2021 Indian Premier League in the UAE, and the subsequent emotions when he was ruled out of the tournament before he even took the field due to an injury sustained during a team training session.

Fara Gorsi, the ICC Americas Regional Development Manager, comes on the podcast to talk about her journey as a female cricket pioneer. Prior to taking on the role as the first female head administrator for the ICC Americas region in the summer of 2017, Gorsi was the first female to be registered as a player agent with the England & Wales Cricket Board. Gorsi talks about life growing up in Manchester as one of nine children in a sports loving family that fostered her live of cricket, as well as the rest of her life journey which has led her to her current position at the ICC Americas headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she oversees the development of all Associate countries in North & South America and the Caribbean.

In the final part of the three-part conversation with former USA U15 national team player and former ESPNcricinfo video editor Jason Fox, he goes into his warts and all memories of life cutting cricket highlights out of the ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut during 2014 and 2015 before going on to discuss his family's connection with Mohebullah Archiwal, the subject of Jarrod Kimber's piece from September 2017 in The Cricket Monthly titled, "The Shahid Afridi of Kansas".

Jason Fox, a former USA U15 national team player and former multimedia editor for ESPNcricinfo working out of the ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut from 2014-15, continues his chat with host Peter Della Penna discussing the American cricket ecosystem and his initial experiences working out of the ESPN headquarters in the summer of 2014.