We chat with our returning NCAA-III championship coaches Michelyne Pinard of Williams College and Josh Shapiro of Tufts University. We also meet three more members of our 30 Under 30 class; Connor Pracher, head women's coach at Division III Hood College, Evan Segal, coach with Real Colorado, and Luis Pulido, an assistant coach at Dakota Wesleyan

GCU head coach Schellas Hyndman leads off the show talking about his start in D2 and his rise up to D1, MLS and back to D1 where he recently picked up his 500th win. Steve McCrath talks about trying to defend the D2 men's title with Barry and Dave DiIanni talks his start in D2 and his rise to his 6th year at Iowa. We also chat with new Youth Advocacy Council Chair Marguerite Ferrell, her Hall of Fame playing career at Fairleigh Dickinson and her coaching career including stops in D1, New York Red Bulls and now U.S. Soccer. We also meet 30 Under 30 member Sam Polak.

We look back at the 1982 NCAA Championship game between Indiana and Duke, the topic of an upcoming documentary titled Worth The Wait. We chat with the Hall of Fame head coaches of both teams, Jerry Yeagley and John Rennie. We also chat with Tucker Gragg, video director for Blueline Pictures as well as then-Indiana assistant coach Don Rawson. We also meet two more 30 Under 30 members, Hannah Brown and Jeff Lucco.

UNC head coach Anson Dorrance covers a variety of soccer topics including USWNT, NWSL and the upcoming college season. New Indiana women's HC Erwin Van Bennekom talks about his first head coaching position. Atlanta United match commentator Kevin Egan talks MLS and we meet 30 Under 30 members Gabriel Colon and Kara Farnsworth.

Maryland head coach Sasho Cirovski kicks off the show recapping his team's 2018 national title, looking ahead to 2019 as well as the push for a two-semester season for men's Division I soccer. Clark head coach Matt O'Toole joins host Dean Linke to talk about his late friend Matt Cushing and the fund they've created in his name. Ellery Gould, the new head coach of CalTech joins the show and talks about her journey as a student-athlete to now as a head coach. We also meet two more of our 30 Under 30 members, Evan Bransdorfer and Melissa Charloe.

Florida State head women's coach Mark Krikorian kicks off the show recapping his teams 2018 national title, the Women's World Cup and looks ahead to 2019. Nikki Elsaesser, new head coach of Houghton College, joins the show to talk about her path to a head coaching job at just 25 years of age. Amanda Mitchell from the United Soccer Coaches Foundation talks about grant and scholarship applications, which open on Aug. 9. We also meet two more members of the 30 Under 30 class, Taylor Adcock and Ross Liberati.

We preview the 2019 college season with United Soccer Coaches Director of College Programs Rob Kehoe. New SIUE head coach Cale Wasserman talks about his journey to being a DI head coach. Kelsi Steele joins the show to talk USL and we meet Lou Liberatore and Jen Larrick from the United Soccer Coaches 30 Under 30 Program.

Steven Goff of the Washington Post joins the show talking all things soccer. He recaps the USWNT World Cup run, the Gold Cup and USL Championship. We then hear an excerpt from the NC Courage press conference, hosted by Dean Linke, with head coach Paul Riley and USWNT World Cup Champions Abby Dahlkemper, Crystal Dunn, Jessica McDonald and Sam Mewis.

Ralph Polson joins the show to remember his friend Charlie Slagle. We also chat with Paul Riley, head coach of the North Carolina Courage, and Paul Kennedy of Soccer America to get their take on the USWNT win over England and the upcoming World Cup Final. We close the show chatting with Nancy Feldman and Jessica Clinton about the World Cup and United Soccer Coaches' Cup Experience trip to France.

Blue Valley North (Kan.) HS head coach Bryan Turner and Puma FC Founder/Exec. Director Vladimir Roganovic discuss how they've worked together to create a better learning environment for their mutual players. High School Advocacy Chair Rusty Oglesby talks about his unique coaching journey, getting involved with the Advocacy Groups and the continued promotion of the high school game.