On this weeks Podcast Tavistock’s Stuart Henderson explains why he believes anyone chasing the Premier Division top two can’t afford to lose more than four games this season and Ryan Child talks about why bringing a siege mentality to Southfields is going to bring success back to Radstock Town.

On this weeks Podcast Longwell Green’s Joe White explains how his young side have used the FA Vase to build their confidence and Lee Davidson talks about why he felt the Bradford Town job was too good to miss and the rebuilding project he’s doing to bring success back to Trowbridge Road. We also hear from George McCaffery, the Western Leagues Covid Officer, giving an update on the latest guidance.

On this weeks podcast Plymouth Parkway manager Lee Hobbs talks about living with the favourites tag and Welton Rovers Tom Smith explains why he thinks as many as 15 teams could be in the First Division promotion race this season.

On this weeks podcast Exmouth Town manager, Kevin Hill, talks about his fixture headache at the start of this season and Wincanton Town’s Chris Wise explains how his side are fighting back after a difficult start on and off the pitch.

On this weeks podcast Mitch Hodge discusses his ambitious plans for Premier Division Cadbury Heath and Cheddar manager, Shaun Potter, explains why his side really do take every game as it comes. Plus a special interview with Western League Covid Officer George McCaffery explaining the latest FA guidance.

On this weeks podcast Shepton Mallet joint Manager, John Durbin, talks about the strength in depth across the Premier Division this season and Ashton & Backwell manager, Stuart Jones, describes the challenges of holding a half time team talk on the pitch.

On the first Podcast of this season Bitton manager Dan Langdon reflects on his Clubs historic FA Vase semi final, Lebeq manager Aaron Wilson talks about his sides development over last season and film maker, Mike Parrish gives an insight into his outstanding Plymouth Parkway documentary Round Our Way.

On this weeks podcast Toolstation Western League Chairman, John Pool, provides an update on the restart of football, following the Leagues Meeting with the FA on Friday 19th June.

On this weeks podcast Hallen manager, Ray Johnston, explains why he believes Western League sides should invest in the quality of their playing surface, Ashton and Backwell’s Stuart Jones describes what his players have been doing to keep themselves entertained during lockdown and the author of the Fans of the Western League Clubs twitter feed talks about his love affair with non-league football.

On this weeks podcast referee Ben Williamson explains the impact fan abuse can have on match officials and award winning photographer, John Cuthbertson, talks about his research into the history of Corsham Town.