American Soccer Now

Author Jomo Hendrickson joins the pod to chat about his book The American Way, a novel about a young black American trying to become the world's best soccer player. You can find the book on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/American-Way-Jomo-Hendrickson-ebook/dp/B01JLT0PDM/

Caitlin Murray of Fox Soccer joins Noah and Jon as they chat about whether there should be concern U.S. national team's failure at the SheBelieves Cup, what to make of the U-20s' triumph in Costa Rica, and U.S. Soccer's implementation of a national anthem policy.

Brian Sciaretta joins Noah and Jon for an theme with Orson Welles categories that takes them on a journey through Carli Lloyd's move to Manchester City, the USMNT's GK situation, and CONCACAF U-20 qualification.

Blake T. and Noah D. are the panelists today for a show themed around the thing everyone calls the big game for copyright reasons or something? We can only assume all these advertisements have been for Friday's United States friendly against Jamaica, which the guys preview as well as looking back at Bruce Arena's re-debut on Sunday.

Godcast! With a nod toward the location of the ASN EIC and this weekend's United States friendly, the guys talk about some of the young Americans impressing in Europe and what they want to see against Serbia.

Jon and Noah get ditched by Godfrey but plow ahead to talk about the United States' January roster, picking some of their breakout players and rating their good looks. OK, maybe that part doesn't happen.

Daryl Grove joins Noah and Jon to discuss MLS Cup, their United States Player of the Year award picks, and young players for fans to be excited about coming into 2017.

See ya later, Jurgen Klinsmann. Noah and Jon talk about the implications of the United States coach's firing, what his legacy will be, how likely successor Bruce Arena will fare, and which players will benefit from a change at the top.

It's no werewolf bar mitzvah, but Richard Farley joins Noah and Jon to talk about some skin-crawling American soccer themes, like the Seattle Sounders' scary-good attack, a frightening number of people talking about playoff format, and the specter of Michael Orozco.

We're back! Noah and Blake join Jon for chat about the USMNT's situation heading into the last round of World Cup qualification, one player's decision to sit out from the team, and the fact that baseball is for olds.

Daryl Grove joins Noah and Jon to talk about the best of St. Vincent and also how the United States will fare in the final round of qualifiers in the penultimate round of CONCACAF World Cup qualification. How will Sacha Kljestan fit, what about the partnership up top? All is explored.

FourFourTwo's West Side man Richard Farley joins Noah and Jon to talk about the United States women's national team's medal-less showing in Brazil, plus look ahead to what's next for the men's team including a pair of October friendlies.

Noah and Jon can't find another panelist but do find plenty of twists and turns as they go on an American soccer adventure and talk about the Olympics, MLS, and Julian Green's preseason with Bayern Munich.

Matt Pentz joins Noah and Jon to talk about the United States women's team's expectations at the Olympics, how to make the MLS All-Star game more (or less) exciting, and a man not named Jurgen Klinsmann taking the England job.

Daryl Grove and Noah Davis are the panel and join Jon to chat about the potential of Jurgen Klinsmann making a Klexit, the United States goalkeeper situation and how the U.S. Open Cup can get a portfolio.

Noah stops wandering Europe long enough to join a podcast with Jon and FourFourTwo's Richard Farley to dissect the United States' Copa America Centenario performance in a megacast version of the pod.

After the United States' win against Ecuador, Daryl Grove of the Total Soccer Show joins Noah and Jon to chat about who might disappoint at Copa America, which player will be the most important, and how much is too much...to pay for a polo shirt.

It's a Godcast! John Godfrey joins Noah and Jon for a Puerto Rico-themed contest ahead of Sunday's friendly match between the USMNT and the Huracan Azul. They talk about the match plus what you might see from Jurgen Klinsmann's 23-man roster.

Blake and Noah join Jon to talk about Zlatan Ibrahimovic's potential MLS move, the United States best options in defense, and the future of CONCACAF. Also, Jon learns The Muppets has been canceled and brags a lot.

Get the margarita machines back out. Brian Sciaretta joins Noah Davis and Jon Arnold to talk about the Copa America provisional roster. They guys all talk about what they're fed up with in American soccer. They also advocate for robo-Klinsmann.