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Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football, and reporter for Soccer Wire) talks to John Knox, the Vice President and Director of Communications of the Vancouver Southsiders, on their group’s decision to not do any bus trips for Vancouver Whitecaps matches in the United States this season.

Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football, and reporter for Soccer Wire) talks to D.C. United Youth Academy Director Ryan Martin on his new position, scouting in the D.C. Metro Area, and what it is like to work with the club.

The latest Radio MLS podcast features Kevin Egan of beIN SPORTS discussing his journey from Dublin to Miami and everything in between.

On this week's podcast, Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football, and reporter for Soccer Wire) talks to Richmond Kickers Director of Soccer/Head Coach Leigh Cowlishaw about the situation with the NASL/USL.

Sean Maslin chats to Julian Cardillo about 2016 for the New England Revolution and what the future holds for the team and coach Jay Heaps.

Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football) and Matt Hoffman (Portland Timbers beat writer for Prost, MLS columnist for Soccerly)are on board as usual to discuss Pro/Rel USA FOR sandwiches, the MLS Cup, and the perhaps demise of the NASL.

The upcoming MLS Conference Finals have been somewhat overshadowed by Jurgen Klinsmann's departure from the USMNT this week.

It was a miserable week for the USMNT as the Radio MLS crew dissect their World Cup qualifying defeats to Mexico and Costa Rica. They also look ahead to the final four in the MLS Playoffs.

Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football) and Matt Hoffman (Portland Timbers beat writer for Prost, MLS columnist for Soccerly) discuss the MLS Cup Playoffs as well as the meeting of the USMNT and Mexico in World Cup qualifying.

Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football) and Matt Hoffman (Portland Timbers beat writer for Prost, MLS columnist for Soccerly) discuss each MLS Decision Day match and the use of the Designated Player. Plus, there is a rousing debate about the fear of pumpkins.

Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football) and Matt Hoffman (Portland Timbers beat writer for Prost, MLS columnist for Soccerly) convalesce over the Portland Timbers exit in CONCACAF Champions League, try to make sense of the four horse race at the bottom of the Western Conference playoff standings, discuss NYCFC's continued use of Josh Saunders, and bring the listeners back to a simpler time: 1996.

As the Major League Soccer regular season reaches its climax, the Radio MLS crew start to turn their attentions towards the playoffs. They also discuss Didier Drogba, and two clubs going in opposite directions - Sporting Kansas City and New England Revolution.

The Radio MLS podcast returns with a look at two Englands - one at the centre of a managerial controversy and the other trying to get above the red line in MLS.

Sean Maslin and Matt Hoffman discuss the U.S. Open Cup Final, F.C. Dallas' chances of a treble, Landon Donovan's comeback, MLS expansion, and the harrowing prospect of mascots coming to office events (we are looking at you, Leo the Lion and Real Salt Lake).

The Radio MLS crew discuss the return of St. Landon Donovan, the Megan Rapinoe-Washington Spirit national anthem kerfuffle, the USMNT's triumphant victory over the Caribbean, and Orlando City SC's late run to the MLS playoffs.

Radio MLS looks at NYCFC's late 3-2 victory over D.C. United and the resurgence of Frank Lampard, Nigel De Jong's rather curious departure from the Los Angeles Galaxy, the multiple brawls between the Montreal Impact and Toronto FC, USMNT, and World Cup Qualification.

This week's Radio MLS podcast discusses the Chicago Fire who last weekend won their first game away from home in over two years. There's also a look at the tifo controversy during this weekend's Cascadia Cup match.

On this week's Radio MLS, there's talk about the D.C. United-Portland Timbers battle and the bottom of the table battles in the Eastern and Western Conferences, as well as the USWNT's Olympic exit.

On this week's edition of Radio MLS, Kartik Krishnaiyer joins Sean Maslin (D.C. United beat writer for Prost Amerika, MLS feature writer for Back Page Football) and Matt Hoffman (Portland Timbers beat writer for Prost, MLS columnist for Soccerly) to discuss the NASL and its future in relation to MLS.

Radio MLS returns for another week with a look at some of the moves being made by clubs during the current transfer window.