Our next guest on the Official AFC Bournemouth Podcast is none other than Kieffer Moore, a man who only joined the club in January, but has had an unbelievable impact in fewer than ten club appearances. 

Not only did his strike against Nottingham Forest send us to the top flight, the forward has gone on to score on his Premier League debut just two days before his 30th birthday, making it four goals in six games for the Cherries. 

Since then, he's faced the likes of Ruben Dias and Joao Cancelo, but still cites National League veteran Steve McNulty as his toughest opponent, as Moore spoke at length through the highs and lows of his career to date. 

The journey so far has seen him make four-hour round trips just to train, work in sweet shops to help pay his way and suffer a fractured skull shortly after breaking into the Football League. 

It's a podcast that you don't want to miss and one which promises plenty of laughs throughout.  

Our next guest on the Official AFC Bournemouth is a man who's quite simply relentless.  

Having come back from two ACL injuries and played a huge role in the club's return to the Premier League, midfielder Lewis Cook and sat down with Neil Perrett and Zoe Rundle.

He looked back over his career to date, spoke about life away from football and touched on the love he has for his two dogs, Milo and Barney. 

It's 30 years since Steve Fletcher first signed for AFC Bournemouth back in 1992, here are some of his memories from his lengthy and legendary Cherries career.

Legendary former Cherries striker Brett Pitman joins The Official AFC Bournemouth Podcast to discuss his memories of his time at the club, why he believes Dominic Solanke has gone under the radar and which lower league manager he thinks compares to Eddie Howe. 

Craig Roberts, the team doctor, sat down with Zoe Rundle and Kris Temple to discuss his seven years on the south coast, studying in South Africa during Apartheid and working for the Springboks. 

Your supporter questions were also put to him as he talked at length about the differences between rugby and football, as well as the worst injuries he's ever seen! 

We sat down with women's player, Becki Bath, who discussed life on and off the pitch with AFC Bournemouth. 

She's not only the top scorer for our women's team, but she also works in the community with  children who need support and someone to talk to. 

We sat down with Emiliano Marcondes as he talked through his unique footballing journey, his personal life and why he loves helping people. 

A special podcast with a special human being.

Club captain Steve Cook talks about his ten years at the club and some hilarious memories on what has been an incredible journey at Vitality Stadium.

50 years on from setting a football record by scoring nine goals in one FA Cup game, club legend Ted MacDougall talks to the pod about that special day, as well as magical anecdotes from his time at Manchester United and with Bill Shankly.

After signing from Celtic on transfer deadline day, everyone has been marvelling over Ryan Christie's ability.

Now, he sits down with the AFCB Pod to talk all about his start, his career so far and of course, the Loch Ness Monster!