In this episode, the boys can hardly contain their excitement over the recent performances of Nashville SC. Okay, that's a lie, but they soldier on anyway, recapping the recent loss to DC United and then turning their attention to the Wimbledon finals, the Euros finals and the impact of the Copa America tournament. They give props to Joe Willis for a game well-played and also highlight all the small things that Teal Bunbury does well. They also shake their heads at NSC's continued suckage with set pieces (again), and they do their best Alexi Lalas impersonations. The hot takes are weird, but then they discuss the music that helps them overcome their recent sorrows - stuff like the War on Drugs, Faith No More and XTC. It's inspirational and definitely worth a listen. Finally, they look ahead to games versus Orlando and Philly and get excited about Nashville finally getting their new coach. And they drink beer.

In this episode, the boys try to avoid talking about Nashville SC, but it happens anyway. They drown their sorrows reviewing the past week, including the outright steal in Columbus and the complete cluster that went down in Portland. They quickly cycle through the seven stages of grief, dreaming of an alternate reality and taking their anger out on VAR. They try to offer some silver linings (and fail miserably), but they do find time to celebrate the great Irish game of hurling. And if you came for the hot takes, well the boys have them, and they are the hottest that they've had all season. Then, they reminisce about their first jobs as teenagers and speculate on which Nashville SC players would have been the best coworkers in those jobs. Finally, they look ahead to the upcoming game with DC United and try to find a shred of hope. And they drink beer.

In this episode, the boys are making like Tay-Tay and shaking off the most recent loss to Miami. But who cares about that because FORSTER AJAGO has entered the building! The boys also speculate on when Nashville SC might be getting their new coach (at the expense of the US Men's National Team), they propose a new scheduling strategy for the MLS season and they get real with the very biased Apple TV broadcasters. Then, they compare some favorite Nashville SC players to automobiles and make some bold predictions for the upcoming week's games versus Columbus and Portland. And they drink beer!