Paul leads Dave, Hillsy, and Jez in the discussion about the start to our season, 
Our first proper awayday in this division in more years than most of us want to think about at Chesterfield, and whether we should be disappointed to have "only taken 170..." there.
Also under the spotlight is the opener at home to Woking, and in particular under the microscope, the fixture against Southend at the Vale. How did we do both on and off the pitch?
Also we debate such diverse subjects as whether the digital age - in particular online ticket sales - is driving our more elderly less internet savvy fans away from attending games, mini-leagues within a league, playing it out from the back giving fans heart attacks, and whether a vasectomy is a cheaper option to buying replica kit.
As always your feedback, and any questions/suggestions for future episodes  is always welcome on our twitter feed @StonesCast85
Up the Stones!

It's a special!
Sudhir has press ganged a group of the "next generation" of Stones fans into the studio and talks to them about what on earth got them involved with the club, and what keeps them there.
Have these whippersnappers really got a different reason why they follow the club compared to the 50 somethings that normally appear on our cast? Is their experience the same or has non-league football changed since their parents started dragging them - often unwillingly - to matches?
There's of course frequent references to drinking, but it's Wealdstone so what did you expect?
Also Sudhir has a quick chat with new board appointee Darren Linden about comms and what the clubs is doing to try and engage the next-next generation of fans to Grosvenor Vale.
Joining Sud is regular contributor and generally old git Mark Hyde, with mainstays of the "middle-yoof revolution" Akhil Rawal, Tom Marshall, Rob Platt and Leo Werin.
It's a good one apart from the Host totally losing any concept of time and space near the end, so hope you enjoy.

Finally the new season is upon us, and in this episode the boys discuss what we've seen so far in pre-season, upcoming Home fixtures against Woking and Southend and how they think we'll deal with potentially large crowds at The Vale, and with Chesterfield on the horizon the excitement of the Away games that will come think and fast, and how our fans might discover awaydays aren't quite what they were before the heady heights of the National League.
Hillsy is in the chair, with coachmeister Dave along for the ride, as well as regulars Sudhir and Mark.

Coming up next week we have the "Middleyoof" special where we've dragged 4 second generation Stones fans away from their X-boxes and Panda Pops and forcefully made them speak about what the club means to them, instead of you having to listen to a bunch of old fogies going on about the halcyon days of football when it was so much better blah blah blah.

In this episode of Stonescast, Paul has a chat with Matty Saunders, and the boys discuss pre-season, new faces and new kits, what the club has planned for the incoming BELT hordes visiting the Vale, and a quick nod to Stones Legend Jonathan North and his testimonial.
All opinions expressed are those of the individuals involved, and are not endorsed by the Club or it's Officials.
Please let us know your thoughts, opinions and questions for future episodes via Twitter:
@StonesCast85

All things Wealdstone FC, for  the fans, by the fans.
100% Independent.
It's the end of our first season back in the top flight of Non-League football, and in this episode the panel discuss who's staying, who's going, the Management, and programmes with many tangents explored along the way
All opinions expressed are those of the individuals involved, and are not endorsed by the Club or it's Officials.
Please let us know your thoughts, opinions and questions for future episodes via Twitter:
@StonesCast85