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On this edition of The Big Question, host Aaron Stollar is joined by Howler Magazine's Mark Kirby and XI Quarterly's David Keyes to discuss discuss their respective publications and the state of American soccer journalism.

With Josh back from vacation, we're back to our regularly scheduled program on Radio Cuju. This week we discuss week four of EPL action, troubles for Real Madrid and World Cup qualifiers. Zach also responds to being called a tool by Eric Wynalda on Twitter.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by discussing the ratings Seattle-Portland drew last weekend on NBC. The guys then talk about Pia Sundhage's last game in charge of the US Women's National Team and allegations that Piotr Nowak may have improperly benefited from player transfers. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show.

In this episode of the Yanks Abroad Podcast, host Christopher McCollum is joined by usual suspects Brian Sciaretta, Jamie Hill and Mathew Wagner to discuss the past week of Yanks Abroad news. The show starts off with a rundown of scores from Europe and Mexico, with specific attention being paid to Jozy Altidore's hat trick performance over the weekend for AZ Alkmaar, as well as a look at Sacha Kljestan's UEFA Champions League game against AC Milan. The topic of conversation veers to Denmark where Brian and Jamie discuss Iceland U-21 star and Danish SuperLiga leading scorer Aron Johannson, who recently told Brian that it would be hard to turn down an offer to play for the U.S. National Team if Jurgen Klinsmann came calling. The Alabama-born striker may be finding himself caught in a race between Iceland and the United States to cap tie him over the next year. Afterwards, the immediate future of the U.S. National Team roster is discussed, with a look at Jose Torres and Maurice Edu, and whether or not their recent struggles are playing them out of contention for spots on the team. The episode is wrapped up with a Rapid Fire question and answer segment where the panel took a range of questions from Central Defense depth to future U-20 stars.

On this convening of the round table Zach, Ryan and Kevin break down MLS's return to national television and discuss ratings. We discuss Graham Parker's interview with Peter Walton concerning PRO and officiating in MLS and we dive in to the idea of MLS playing in Copa Libertadores.

Dave and Mark are back to recap RBNY's win over the Crew, including Henry's Olimpico. Then the boys chat with midfielder Dax McCarty about the club's chances v SKC and in the playoffs. We finish up as always with your mail. Our first episode on NASN is here for you!

Portland and Seattle drew 1-1 on Saturday, so the show spends the majority of time breaking it down. Franck Songo'o's assertiveness, Danny Mwanga's brief chance, Fredy Montero's goal and Joe Bendik's response and the possibility of changes coming to the line-up ahead are all talking points. Kris Boyd's performance in the reserve game is discussed, as is what the Timbers could and/or should change when playing in San Jose on Wednesday night.

Today's edition of MLS in 30 takes a look ahead to a busy week of MLS action - both in league and Champions League play. First, Garrett and Jon look back at the weekend that was in MLS and how the results affect the playoff picture. First, Michael C. Lewis of the Salt Lake Tribune joins the show to preview Real Salt Lake's CONCACAF Champions League match with Tauro FC in Panama. Lewis explains who the key player will be as RSL is without captain midfielder Kyle Beckerman. He also lets us know why the typical "Central American atmosphere" might not trouble the MLS side as much as it usually will. Next up is Franco Panizo of MLSSoccer.com and Soccer By Ives who talks about the contrast between Rafa Marquez's public perception and his perception within the team. Franco also looks forward to tomorrow night's match up against Sporting Kansas City that could go a long way in deciding who's the top dog in the Eastern Conference when the playoffs roll around. All that plus an encouraging "Best _______ of the Week" and your normal insight and analysis from MLS in 30.

On this CoG short corner your host Josh Guesman takes you through the week that was and what to look forward to in the coming days!

Hosts Chris Wimmer, Eric Hunsaker and Devon McTavish discuss D.C. United's 2-1 victory at home over the New England Revolution and look ahead to the game at Philadelphia on the latest episode of Fans of United.

In Episode 40 of The Mexican Soccer Show Club Tijuana´s rise from its foundation five years ago to sitting pretty at the top of Mexico´s Liga MX is under the microscope. How big a role has coach Antonio Mohamed played? Can the success continue and is the club now a genuine title contender? Discussion then moves onto the entrance of the world´s richest person - Carlos Slim - into the Mexican game with his purchase of 30% of Pachuca and Club León. FInally, we look ahead to next week´s games as Cruz Azul face América and Chivas host Pumas.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by discussing Portland-Seattle and NBC's broadcast of the game. The guys then discuss Chicago's recent run of form, Jozy Altidore's hat-trick and Clint Dempsey's debut for Tottenham. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show.

Portland's Cascadia Cup game against Seattle Sounders fills the show. Special attention is paid to the Timbers' left back position, who is and isn't healthy on both sides and whether or not Jack Jewsbury can keep from getting his fifth yellow card of the season. All that plus a very special predictions segment.

On another super fantastic Friday edition of MLS in 30, Garrett and Jon talk all the latest in MLS ahead of a busy weekend of games and a roster freeze looming. First, Matt Besler, Sporting Kansas City defender, joins the program to talk about the strong chemistry Sporting's back line has enjoyed this season and tells the guys about one of his most thrilling moments in athletic competition. Besler also gaves some insight into tonight's fixture with the Houston Dynamo and even gives his thoughts on his alma mater, Notre Dame, moving to the ACC. Next up is Thomas Floyd of the Washington Times. Only weeks after his debut on MLS in 30, Floyd is back and in great form discussing what the injury to Dwayne De Rosario will do to DC United's playoff hopes. He also talks about what coach Ben Olsen will do both in response to the injury and more generally. Floyd also discusses the role of Chris Pontius after his contract extension. The guys also give their picks for a jam-packed weekend including whether Portland or Seattle will be lifting the Cascadia Cup. Plus, the "Best ______ of the Week," that includes a challenge for listeners from the always-zealous Garrett Cleverly.

On this special edition of Radio Cuju Richard and Ginge discuss the Hillsborough disaster. We tell the story of what happened on that day in April on 1989, discuss the finding of the independent panel released this week and the potential aftermath as the truth appears to, at long lost, be coming out.