This episode, we speak about football's cousin - futsal, with Kenneth Kwang, founder and spokesperson for Kampung Buangkok FC.

Kampung Buangkok FC is the reverse-DPMM if you will, considering they are a Singaporean team that recently competed in the Bruneian Futsal League. They finished in a creditable 4th place after a season where they had to play every match as an away game, and flew over 8 times to Brunei to fulfil their fixtures.

Hear from Kenneth as he speaks about a range of topics, including logistical challenges, the future of futsal in Singapore, and of course, the experience of signing Indonesian futsal legend Bambang Bayu Saptaji.

This episode, we speak with local commentator, pundit, host, Rhysh Roshan Rai. Rhysh was formerly a player in the S-League and played in the AFC Champions League, but younger fans will perhaps know him more for his media presence nowadays.

In a long and wide-ranging interview talking about how he got into this industry, how he balances a hectic work schedule with his family commitments, and many many more topics, Rhysh shares a side perhaps not known to many.

This episode, we speak with Marc and Mark from the collectible cards business. Listen in as they explain their concept for making collectible cards for the local football scene.

We talk about their journey into the business, what motivates them, and also what they feel the cards can do to boost local football.

Also keep your ears peeled for whose cards are coming soon, and what you might stand to win!

One of the most fun episodes to record so far, we speak with Jared Gallagher, a footballer who wears many hats. On loan from BG Tampines Rovers to Balestier Khalsa, this multi-talented footballer juggles school and football.

He has also helmed a football podcast before (please bring it back), and written an article that won Story of the Year at the FAS Awards Night.

And of course, he still finds time to watch Suits, his favourite show. Listen in as he challenges me to a courtroom-style debate on whether the Young Lions project is beneficial for Singapore football!

Playfully referred to as the Fabrizio Romano of Singapore football by many, Deepanraj Ganesan is a sports journalist with the Straits Times who takes a very keen interest in the local football scene.

Listen in as we take a journey through Deepanraj's childhood, youth and eventually, his current job at the ST Sports Desk - how did he get involved in journalism, particularly sports journalism and what are some of the things he likes and dislikes about this job?

Find out also who makes his ultimate 5-a-side team!

Ever wondered about the support team behind the athletes that we see on the pitch week in week out? How involved are they with the team?

We speak with Kyler Wong, Head Physiotherapist at Albirex Niigata (S), to find out what a typical work day looks like for him. We also explore how his career and studies led him to become a physio for a local football team.

Listen in as he also drops some interesting nuggets about his time in Albirex thus far, and how he is enjoying the mix of Singaporean and Japanese culture. And find out the answer to this question - which of the Albirex players has a law degree?

Part 2 of our chat with Desmond Ong, Chairman of BG Tampines Rovers sees us chat about a whole host of things, including January transfer plans, Kyoga Nakamura's naturalisation, and the new breed of footballer that juggles studies with football commitments.

What is an accomplished lawyer doing in the Singapore football scene? A partner in his own law firm, and having honed his craft in some of the best law firms of the land, Desmond Ong was approached some years back to steady the ship at Tampines Rovers FC after the club steered itself into some financial trouble.

Hear from him as he talks about his journey in local football. In Part 1, he talks about how he was approached, why he is doing this, and of course the highs and lows of his time thus far. He also speaks about the club's philosophy and how Gavin is a huge part of it.

Added bonus as Eddy (a Lion City Sailors fan) and Desmond commiserate together as their clubs both lost 3-2 after leading 2-0 in continental competition days before the recording of this episode.

Coach Firdaus Kassim is the second guest on our show.

Join us as he talks us through his unconventional route to becoming a coach, his triumphant Singapore Cup run in 2022 with Hougang, his view on modern football and of course the minor matter of whether Championship Manager is a realistic game, given that is where he first became interested in coaching.

Coach Firdaus also taps on his vast experience to compare the level of youth players in the region, and what he hopes Singaporean youths can achieve in future.

Part 2 of our chat with Madhu Mohana sees him talk more about missed handshakes on the field, celebrations in the dressing room, as well as his entrepreneurial spirit off the pitch.