This week Macaulay Gillesphey joins the podcast to talk about his career in football so far.

It has been quite a journey for the boyhood Newcastle fan, who has ended up at Home Park via Carlisle United Brisbane Roar.

He talks about what it was like playing 'down under' and making his debut at Anfield as a teenager.

This week Dan Cole and Charlie Price are joined by first team coach Kevin Nancekivell.

Nance has been a fan, a player, a coach and a manager at Home Park and reflects on his time as a Green.

One of the nicest men in football, Nance also shows off his competitive side by smashing the Argyle Podcast quiz.

The manager Ryan Lowe is also on the podcast, after the 1-1 draw with Crewe Alexandra on Tuesday night.

This week Martin Gritton and Brian McGlinchey talk about their memories of paying at Home Park.

They reveal how Paul Sturrock introduced a dinner club with some pretty hefty fines for the worst cooks and their very different routes into professional football.

Ryan Lowe also joins the podcast to reflect on a extraordinary game at Fratton Park on Tuesday night.

This week it's all about transfers. 

Director of football Neil Dewsnip lifts the lid on the transfer process at Argyle and explains how he, Ryan Lowe and the backroom staff go about signing players.

Gabi Alphous and Beth Ireland relive Argyle Women's Devon Derby win over Exeter City and of course, we take a look back at THAT win over Sheffield Wednesday.

This week the legend that is Graham Coughlan joins the podcast and remembers his time as an Argyle player.

Cocko helped the Pilgrims to two promotions and was one of the largest characters to play for the the club.

He remembers his first meeting with Paul Sturrock, nights out on the Barbican and half-time team talks that you have to hear to believe.

This week it's all about Argyle's past and future.

15 year old Freddie Issaka talks about making his debut and becoming the club's youngest ever player.

While Graham Little, who worked for the club for over 26 years, remembers some of his fondest memories of his time at Home Park.

This week the Argyle Podcast takes a look at the Academy.

The new Head of Recruitment and Development in Cornwall, Paul Rowe, talks about his plans to unearth the best talent in the county.

He is joined by Academy manager Phil Stokes, who chats about the strides the academy has taken in recent years and the performances of recent graduates in the first team.

This week the chairman Simon Hallett joins the podcast to talk about how he fell in love with Argyle, how he came about being involved with the club and what he does with in his spare time.
Also, Rhys Shirley shares his experiences of training with the first team and making his Argyle debut. 

This week Charlie Price is joined by Argyle women's manager Ryan Perks, along with goalkeeper Poppy Soper and midfielder Imy Crawford to preview the start of the Women's National League season - which starts this weekend.
We hear about pre-season training, initiation songs and world class finishes.
BBC Radio Devon's James Law also joins the podcast to talk through the opening two games for the men's team, including that 4-0 win over Peterborough United.

In this week's episode, captain Joe Edwards joins Charlie Price and Dan Cole to preview the start of the new Sky Bet League One season and answers your questions.
The new host of Argyle TV, Erin Black joins to pod and talks about her Argyle memories.