Lots of talking points this week as leagues start to level up ahead of the busy festive period, and we have two interviews for you to enjoy. Sittingbourne boss Reece Prestedge reflects on his first three games in charge, replacing Ryan Maxwell and the massive potential of the club he now leads. And Hollands & Blair chief Darren Blackburn discusses his side's upturn in form after back-to-back wins brought to an end their poor run of form.

We discuss National League South and ponder if our sides in that division are underachieving and have all the rest of the news from across the county, as well as the usual chat, which this week includes the very distant future, wholesome train chatter, Subbuteo and a whole lot more...

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A busy week as the managerial merry go round really sparks into life, and we hear from one of the new men in the dugout as new Hythe boss Darren Beale tells us why now was the right time to take the top job, hails his new assistant boss' instant impact and discusses his hopes for an upturn in form. Folkestone were knocked out of the FA Trophy despite an excellent first half against AFC Totton - manager Jay Saunders discusses that game, their excellent start in the league and the feelgood factor, with the club's new 3G pitch and bumper crowds.

We look at all the rest of the managerial news, with an in-depth chat on Ryan Maxwell's move to Welling United, and have all the rest of the action from across the county, as well as the usual chat and nonsense, this week including sofas, snow and Scotland's incredible win.

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We are back to full numbers this week as Matt returns with a late-night recording - and even though we have just the one interview, it's well worth a listen.

That interview is with VCD joint-boss Danny Joy who reflects on their win over East Grinstead, the rearranged Kent Senior Cup tie with Ebbsfleet and the gap between Step 4 and 5 after his side's promotion last term.

We also look at all the rest of the action from across the county as a smattering of sides progress in the FA Vase, Folkestone hit eight and Ramsgate earn an impressive win, plus we discuss who's next for Hythe after they parted with boss Ira Jackson.

And we talk coats, sunrises, Traitors, Squid Game and more besides.

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No Matt this week, but three great interviews do the heavy lifting to bring a quality show despite just the one host!

Ramsgate chairman James Lawson discusses Ben Smith's exit, the step up to the Isthmian Premier and the decision that awaits him as he appoints a new boss.

Jason Yeo tells us all about his campaign for testing for prostate cancer, which has led to him having boards placed in grounds across the county.

And Kennington manager Dan Scorer discusses their start to the season, their perfect home record and becoming the first side to beat Rusthall in this season's SCEFL.

All that and all of the rest of the news from across the county, plus some of the usual nonsense, including expensive clothes, Trigger Point and more besides...

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We are back and with our full complement to boot - and we've got three interesting interviews for you as well.

Dartford have flown up the league table to fifth after three wins on the spin and boss Adrian Pennock reflects on the campaign so far, and the impressive weekend win at Cray Wanderers. Larkfield & New Hythe are also having a fine campaign in the SCEFL, thanks in part to the best defence in the league. Joint-boss Fraser Walker discusses that, the club's ambitions and the "bickering" with his co-manager. And Deal Town are also bang in form and their boss Steve King discusses their rise up the table, avoiding second-season syndrome and why they never seem to draw...

Matt brings us tales of his Transatlantic travels, and we discuss climate change (yep!), Spotify, Slow Horses and a whole lot more besides.

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With no Matt this week, our Sussex friend (and rival!) Trevor Knell sits in as we reflect on another fine week for many of our clubs.

Ebbsfleet United caused a cup upset by knocking out Solihull Moors to set up a tie with League Two Grimsby, and Fleet boss Josh Wright joins us to discuss that tie, his side's start to the season and his enjoyment at being in the dugout at Stonebridge Road.

Attentions turn to the FA Vase this weekend and top billing goes to Rusthall v Tunbridge Wells, with Rustics boss Jimmy Anderson on hand to preview the derby clash as his in-form side take on their near neighbours in an all-ticket clash.

There's all the rest of the news from across the county, loads of good chat and some of the usual chat and nonsense, including Pepsi, The Woman in Cabin 10 and loads more besides.

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Another fantastic SCEFL Groundhop has been and gone and we hear from two of the managers involved in an entertaining Friday night clash - Phoenix Sports' new boss Jake Goodman on the opportunity he has been afforded at the club, playing the right way and his hopes, while Corinthian's Keith McMahon discusses his side's battling performance in that game, the challenges he faces and his confidence in getting his team to move up the table.

There was another Kent derby in the National League South and new Tonbridge Angels manager Alan Dunne was delighted after his side came out on the right side of it, and discusses recruitment and looks ahead to the big FA Cup clash this weekend. Dover boss Jake Leberl was disappointed with his side's showing at Longmead but was able to take the positives from their efforts so far this season.

There's all the rest of the news and the usual chat and nonsense, including FetaGate, Bake Off Extra Slice and the last bit of Matt you'll hear this side of half-term...

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The FA Cup takes centre stage once again as five of our sides make it through to the final qualifying round on a weekend to remember - and we hear from Chatham boss Kevin Hake after his side made it through with an eye on a historic return to the first round. Deal Town boss Steve King reflects on their exit at the hands of the Chats and his hopes for an improved league run.

We pay our tributes to Billy Vigar, and discuss all the rest of the news from across the county, and make a plea to our loyal listeners and the clubs we cover.

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Another busy week across the county with more managerial changes, massive away wins and FA Vase success. Rochester United made it 10 wins out of 10 this season with a shock FA Vase win and a 9-0 thumping - boss Michael Betts tells us all about their perfect start to the season. Cray Valley are getting ready for a big FA Cup tie at home to Tonbridge Angels, and their boss - and former Angels chief - Steve McKimm discusses their season so far and preparing to face his former club. And Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell reflects on the rebuilding job he has done this season, hails his new signing Derek Asamoah and looks ahead to the midweek trip to Jersey.

We've got all the rest of the news from across the county and the usual chat and nonsense, including gig ticket prices, butter, fry-ups and loads more besides.

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Another week to remember for our sides in the FA Cup and we hear from three managers after the fascinating action. A shock win at Maidenhead continued a fine start to the season for Faversham Town and their boss Tommy Warrilow discusses that win, the tie at Ebbsfleet and their excellent start in the league. It was Chatham who prevailed in the all-Kent tie at Ashford, and their manager Kevin Hake tells us about why the club's squad has changed so much and his hopes for a dream run in the competition, while Nuts and Bolts boss Lloyd Hume admits key moments at both ends cost his side in that tie.

We've got all the rest of the news from the cup and otherwise - including a managerial departure - and all the usual chat and nonsense, including the Bermondsey Beer Mile, avoiding the rain, random teachers and loads more besides.

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