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On this week's episode, Josh and Jared are joined by President of Time Warner Cable Sports, David Rone. David discusses where Time Warner is in regards to negotiations to bring the channel to other cable and satellite providers, as well as talks about the game and non game offerings that TWC Sports will have to offer on both of its channels. Then Josh and Jared discuss the tough loss to Real Salt Lake before breaking down the playoff picture and preview the weekend tie with the San Jose Earthquakes. Another packed show for you, so be sure to tell your friends and family. The more we grow this show, the easier it is to bring you great guests on a week by week basis.

A day late and a bit short but the show returns to further discuss the Timbers' choice between trying to win the Cascadia Cup and give Caleb Porter video evidence on various players. Futty Danso's predicament is explained, returns from injury noted and Kris Boyd's possible return dismissed.

It's just the three usual voices on this week's edition of the show after a couple episodes with guests. We discuss the insanity in the wake of the England vs. Serbia U-21 Euro qualifier, all the highlights from the latest round of World Cup qualifying and Gigi Becali (of course). We sound off on the allegations against Liverpool's director of communications Jen Chang, pick our favorite books by footballers that aren't about football and answer listener questions.

This show originally aired live on Tuesday, October 16th, 2012. Welcome to a special episode of The Best Soccer Show. Today's show is a full podcast of Tuesday evening's pre-game, halftime and post-game coverage of the USMNT's 3-1 victory against Guatemala. The halftime segment begins at the 39 minute mark, followed by post-game coverage, including many viewer calls. All that plus your emails and tweets on a special episode of The Best Soccer Show. Enjoy the show? Make sure to rate and review both the audio and video podcasts on iTunes by clicking the links above! Every rating and review helps support the show!

With just a few hours left before the USMNT kick off against Guatemala in World Cup Qualifying, Garrett and Jon discuss and break down the play of the MLS players on the team and what the USMNT is going to have to do to secure at least a tie to advance to the next round of qualifying. First guest jumping on the show is Ives Galarcep from soccerbyives.net. Ives talks about the impact the MLS players had on the USMNT. He offers his thoughts on how the team can improve and mentions some players that seem poised for a big game. Because we can't have enough USMNT/MLS coverage the guys then welcome in Jeremiah Oshan, the blog manager of Sounder at Heart and a fellow member of the NASN family. Jeremiah talks about the journey Eddie Johnson has been on and what he has seen out of his play this year. Jeremiah also breaks down the Sounders vs Real Salt Lake game that will be played on Wednesday night. The guys also talk about their season ending award show that will be held on November 9th. Garrett and Jon have been asking beat writers throughout the nation to participate in the award show. Along with that they want your participation as well. Make sure to vote here NASN.tv/awards. All that plus an non-soccer zombie apocalypse related "Best _______ of the Week" where the guys try to decide which MLS player is best suited to survive and your normal insight and analysis from MLS in 30. Today's music: Open - Big Pun - I'm Not a Player, Close - Rick Ross - Aston Martin Music

In Episode 43 of The Mexican Soccer Show, Tom Marshall and Jonny Rico assess El Tri´s slightly surreal 5-0 victory against Guyana, discuss whether it is time to ditch Sinha and Gerardo Torrado in favor of younger blood and look ahead to Tuesday´s game against El Salvador. After the break, it´s back to domestic action as León marched on, Tijuana got a draw against Santos Laguna and Chivas failed to deliver after last weekend´s clásico victory.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by discussing reaction to the USMNT 2-1 victory at Antigua and Barbuda. The guys then welcome Seattle Sounders and US Men's National Team forward Eddie Johnson on the show to discuss his two goals in Antigua and look ahead to Guatemala on Tuesday. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show.

Soccer By Ives founder Ives Galarcep joins us on the pre-game show to help preview the match. The halftime segment begins at the 50 minute mark, followed by post-game coverage, including many viewer calls. All that plus your emails and tweets on a special episode of The Best Soccer Show.

It's a super fun edition of MLS in 30 today with Garrett and Jon taking advantage of the international break and welcoming a trifecta of guests who aren't involved in the day-to-day news coverage but still have plenty to say about MLS. First, Noah Davis of American Soccer Now (and Grantland and everywhere else) comes on the show to talk about the role MLS plays when it comes to the development of the United States national team and also talks about what the Yanks will look to do tonight when they play Antigua & Barbuda after losing a pair of MLS players because of injury. Next it's Chris Keeney of FC Tucson who talks about the PDL club's desire to become an annual destination for MLS spring training and what fans of the four teams headed there for the Desert Diamond Cup in 2013 should expect from the city and tournament. George Quraishi, the editor of Howler magazine, is the final guest on the program. He talks about his project, the first edition of which continues to hit mailboxes across the country, and what MLS fans can look forward to when leafing through the colorful pages. All that plus an international-award-worthy "Best _______ of the Week" and everything else you've come to expect from MLS in 30. Today's Music: Clement Marfo & The Frontline – Us Against The World; Passion Pit - Take A Walk

On this week's abbreviated show, Josh is joined by LA Galaxy Defender Bryan Gaul (@BryanGaul23). They discuss his rookie season, how he prepares to step in for an injured Todd Dunivant, and how the Reserve League team strives for a Reserve League Title. Josh also asks some of the fun questions this show is known for. Then Josh gives you a brief update that will set you up for the final games of the 2012 season and the remaining shows this year. As always, there is a ton to get to. So tell your friends, share the links on twitter and facebook, and review us on iTunes. The more you like it, the better the guests get!

Josh returns and a level or normalcy is restored on Radio Cuju, though we're joined by a special guest for the first half of the show that totally makes us a more rounded and better show. We discuss Ashley Cole's tweet about the FA, review the lackluster weekend of EPL matches, talk El Clasico and finally get to talking about the future of Spanish league football. It's a packed show, but it's a good show.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by discussing Jozy Altidore's omission from the USMNT roster for the upcoming World Cup Qualifying matches against Antigua and Barbuda and Guatemala. The guys then welcome Yanks Abroad's Brian Sciaretta on the show to discuss the USMNT's preparations for the match against Antigua and Barbuda on Friday. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show.

On this episode of the Yanks Abroad podcast, host Christopher McCollum is joined by regular panelists Jamie Hill, John Kretlow and Mathew Wagner, while Brian Sciaretta joins via phone while in transit to Antigua for the upcoming World Cup Qualifier. The opening half hour of the show is dedicated to National Team roster news, with opinions being tossed back and forth regarding Jozy Altidore and Alan Gordon, with segues into Fabian Johnson, Landon Donovan, Eddie Johnson and plenty of others. The most attention is granted to Altidore's absence from the roster, and the end conclusion is more or less agreed upon, though there were some key differences in opinion. The second half of the show runs the gauntlet of non-National Team news, as topics ranging from John Anthony Brooks to Aron Jonhansson to Josh Gatt are discussed, as well as Timmy Chandler's nightmare weekend against Freiburg. A discussion on the struggle between cultural identity and long term international opportunity is brought up by Jamie and brian, before moving on to a brief celebration of Tijuana's ongoing success in Liga MX. The show is concluded with the customary Rapid Fire segment, answering questions from readers and listeners about Gatt, Johansson, wing depth and lineup replacements for the injured Landon Donovan and where Joe Gyau currently stands.

On this convening of the round table Zach, Ryan and Jeremiah...and a late arriving Kevin discuss Gavin Wilkinson's lineup tinkering during the latest Portland vs. Seattle match. We talk ratings in MLS and the rage surrounding the latest USMNT roster. More importantly, Kevin went to a party, sang a Jamiroquai song and watched people play Magic-like card game?

Episode 42 of The Mexican Soccer Show and Part 1 is dedicated to El Tri with World Cup qualifiers against Guyana and El Salvador coming up. The games may not be so vital, but they could be a chance to debut some of those young talented players now on the fringe of the squad. Potential formations, lineups and tactics are all discussed. In Part 2, it´s domestic action, with Chivas taking the honors in Mexico´s Clásico last weekend (to the dismay of Jonny and Eric) and Tijuana riding high at the top of the league. We then take a brief look at this weekend´s matches in the Liga MX as the playoff race heats u