Comedian and Blues fan Adam Greene joins Chas. and Mouch to discuss our matches against Brighton and Bournemouth, pick our our best and worst moments of the past ten months, and to look forward to the season they're already calling 2024-25.

Chas. and Mouch are once again joined by Neil Barnett to look forward to the season closer at the Bridge on Sunday, and discuss what we need to challenge for the top four next year.

Chas. Mouch and the Chelsea legend that is Neil 'Spy' Barnett look back at our win at the City Ground and our drive for European qualification, and run out of superlatives to describe Reece James.

Chas., Mouch and Rob Rea look forward to our trip to the City Ground on Saturday, and in the wake of our last two results get a bit giddy with the predictions, frankly.

Chas., Mouch and journalist/MHL season ticket-holder Rob Rea look back on heart-warming wins over Spurs and West Ham, and wonder how much higher we could have finished if we'd shown this sort of form a bit earlier in the season.

Chas., Mouch and Jak Riley get together to talk about how we 'SHOULD Beat The Irons At Home, But It's THIS Season and This is Chelsea, Remember?'

Chas., Mouch and West Stand season ticket holder Jak Riley look back at what was nearly the comeback of the season against Villa, and pay tribute to the legend that is Thiago Silva.

Comedian Geoff Whiting is back once again with Chas. and Mouch, as the trio attempt to summon something from their reserves of enthusiasm for our forthcoming trip to Villa Park.

Chas. and Mouch are joined by comedian Geoff Whiting to talk about a frustrating loss to City and an absolutely horrendous one to Arsenal, and to pine for the days when Chelsea forwards could head a ball.

Chas., Mouch and actor Mike Grady weigh up The Blues' chances in this weekend's FA Cup semi-final. (That's SEMI final, Mike!)

Actor and broadcaster Mike Grady is back with the lads to discuss a thumping victory against the Toffees, and ask whether Cole Palmer is in fact the Second Coming.

Chas., Mouch and Jan Noble look ahead to Monday night's clash with the Toffees at The Bridge - surely THEY won't score two against us...?

Chas. and Mouch are joined by performance poet and long-term Blue Jan Noble to discuss a pair of games that encapsulated Chelsea's season as a whole, and to ponder why we've become so porous at the back.

Chas. and Mouch are once again joined by recording artist and Chelsea fan Lloyd Cole, with all three showing that bitter experience counts for nothing when it comes to predicting the result of our trip to Bramall Lane...

Not only is our latest podcast a rumination on the pain of our disappointing draw against Burnley, it's also the name of the latest studio album of our very special guest - singer/songwriter Lloyd Cole.

Chas., Mouch and author/CFCuk contributor Tim Rolls look back at our cup win against Leicester, consider the enigma that is Raheem Sterling, and contemplate meeting Citeh in the semis.

Daniel Childs once again joins Chas. and Mouch to look forward to our FA Cup 6th round clash with The Foxes.

Chas. and Mouch are joined by Daniel Childs from the Son of Chelsea fan channel to look back at the Newcastle match, which (gasp!) provided a decent performance AND a good result.

Vik Jajuha joins Chas. and Mouch once again to look forward - if that's the right phrase - to our forthcoming clash with The Toon at Stamford Bridge.

Chas. and Mouch are joined by Vik Jajuha, writer for VAVEL sports website and contributor to The Chelsea Social, to look back at our underwhelming displays against Leeds and Brentford.

The lads look back on a frustrating afternoon at Wembley, Mouch gets into player psychology and trauma, and we preview the FA Cup match against dirty Leeds.

Mouch and Chas. are joined by Louis Beneventi from The Chelsea Echo podcast to discuss whether one point at the Etihad should have been three, and to look forward to our visit to Wembley on Sunday.

Mark Meehan is back with Chas. and Mouch to look forward - sort of - to our trip to the Etihad, and discuss how much of a loss we'd accept if it meant a guaranteed win at Wembley.

Chas. and Mouch are joined by Mark Meehan of the Chelsea Supporters' Trust to look back on two very different 3-1 wins - and mull over the term 'consistently inconsistent'.

Chas. and Mouch are joined by long-time season ticket holder Tony Glover to pick over the carcass of Sunday's defeat by Wolves, and to summon reserves of hope and optimism for the FA Cup replay at Villa.