Sam Stejskal and Paul Tenorio go through the who, what, where, when, and why of an MLS-Liga MX merger. And if not a merger, then how else could the leagues work together?

It's the TSS Book Club! Daryl and The Athletic Soccer's George Quraishi discuss the introduction and chapter one of David Goldblatt's book The Age of Football

We hold the incredibly official/formal draw to determine the first round match-ups in the TSS Champions' Champion Cup of History. Yes. That's the official title.

Daryl and Taylor answer six listener questions, from co-ed world rankings to the pros and cons of letting B teams compete in domestic leagues.

Joe (Eastern Conference) and Jordan (Western Conference) each assembles a team composed entirely of their favorite players in MLS, including tactical instructions for how to destroy their rival/co-host. In this episode, we also learn that Joe and Bruce Arena evidently have quite a bit in common, Jordan isn't afraid to have her opponent choose their own form of destruction, and

Ryan and Taylor discuss the latest news in the proposed takeover of Newcastle, and then go deep on some of their favorite curses from soccer history.

Daryl and Taylor review episode 6 of Sunderland 'Til I Die, in which Netflix's favorite football team face a promotion playoff final, and then offer a blueprint for what they'd do if they were in charge at SAFC

Paul and Sam are happy to be back together (via the the Internet) to talk about an unhappy topic: the shuttering of the Development Academy by the US Soccer Federation. What happened and where do we go from here?

Recapping Episode 5 of Sunderland 'Til I Die, entitled "A Time for Men" because... reasons?

America's right back Steve Cherundolo discusses about his 5 most memorable games for the US Men's National Team.

Joe Lowery talks to Eliot McKinley of American Soccer Analysis about how data is used in Major League Soccer

Ryan and Taylor give their 10 favorite January transfers of all-time, featuring at least one American, several Liverpool players and a prolonged anecdote about the name "Gary."

Daryl and Taylor catch-up on some of the biggest news from the last week in the world of soccer, and then go deep on Episode 4 of Sunderland 'Til I Die.

Matt Doyle talks Daryl though his daydreaming 2022 World Cup roster

Sam talks to some of his colleagues over at The Athletic about their funniest/strangest experiences covering soccer in the United States.

Daryl and Taylor review episodes two and three of the Netflix documentary Sunderland 'Til I Die and then answer listener questions about The English Game, the most embarrassing moments in soccer, and USMNT selection headaches.

Daryl and Taylor review the final two episodes of the Netflix miniseries The English Game

Joe and Jordan take turns answering your many, many listener questions!

Ryan and Taylor discuss the latest news from the Premier League (work furloughs, player wage frustrations, and Ryan's plan for how to resume play). After that, they take turns sharing some of their favorite conspiracy theories from the world of soccer.

Daryl and Taylor review Sunderland 'Til I Die season two, episode one, then answer seven listener questions ...

Paul and Sam discuss the latest news from Major League Soccer in regards to the Coronavirus (season restart dates, player contracts, etc) and the implication for the summer transfer window.

Daryl and Taylor review episode four of The English Game

Joe and Jordan take a look back at the inaugural MLS match between the San Jose Clash and DC United, as well as the first ever MLS Cup (featuring DC United and the LA Galaxy).

Daryl and Sam Tighe take a good, long look at the England national team, discussing what Southgate has changed since 2018, why the Three Lions are now appointment television, and who makes the ideal starting XI