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On this weeks Podcast we return to the Press Box with Paul Jenkins, former Sports Editor for the Western Gazette, Mid Somerset Series, Somerset Guardian, Frome Standard and Bath Chronicle and Jamie Rooke, Sports reporter at Tindle News covering the Mid-Devon Advertiser, South Hams Gazette and Tavistock Times Gazette. Paul and Jamie are joined by Ian and Tom for a look back on the season so far, a look ahead at the runners and riders, not forgetting the prediction game!

On this weeks episode Torpoint Athletic boss, Dean Cardew, describes his sides efforts to compete at the highest level in this seasons Premier Division after the disappointment of last season and Bristol Telephones management duo John Allen and Russ Holt discuss their project to improve the Phones as a force in the First Division, challenging for honours at the top of the table.

On this weeks Podcast, Stoner joins Tom and Ian for a chat around the grounds and we hear from Street joint-Manager, Craig Laird, who talks about his aspirations for his young side, what its like managing with his son and why he believes the Western League Premier Division is stronger than ever and Odd Down boss Tom Smith reflects on an outstanding start to the season from an ambitious side that are looking to progress both on and off the pitch.

On this weeks Podcast, Tavistock manager, Steve Tully, explains why he believes the Lambs are a sleeping giant and why he’s committed to bringing the Club closer to its community, as well as describing his incredible footballing journey to the Tavvy dugout and Radstock Town boss, Ian Lanning, celebrates the Miners first win of the season, discusses his continued commitment to developing young players and celebrates the achievement of 84 year old supporter, Phil Easley, who has been raising funds to replace the clubs floodlights by walking around the Southfields pitch.

On this weeks Podcast, Brislington boss, Josh Egan, reflects on a challenging start for Bris to their Premier Division campaign and explains how his side turned strong performances into positive results with the help of Cup football and Calne Town manager, Craig Kent, explains why he is pleased with the Lilywhites progression from last season and looks forward to a positive First Division campaign ahead for the Wiltshire side.

On this weeks Podcast, St Blazey manager, Dan Hart, explains why he’s feeling at home at Blaise Park after a fantastic start to this season, including the FA Cup Giant Killing of Barnstaple Town and Avonmouth boss, Ash Bennett, reflects on his sides unbeaten start to their latest First Division campaign and explains how his Club are matching the teams on field ambitions with developments to their facilities off the field.

On this weeks Podcast, Buckland Athletic boss, Matt Cusack reflects on a topsy turvy start to their Premier Division campaign and explains why the Bucks remain as ambitious as ever and Cadbury Heath manager, Nick Wilson, revels in his sides start to this seasons FA Vase campaign and why it bodes well for a positive season in the First Division for the Heath.

On this weeks Podcast, Shepton Mallet manager, Craig Loxton, looks back on a bright start to this seasons Premier Division campaign, whilst stressing the importance of keeping his feet on the ground as he continues the Mallet’s development and Nailsea United boss, Rikki Hutt, introduces himself to the Jewson Western League, charting the Club’s rise from the County League and the exciting work that is developing Nailsea on and off the pitch.

The 1st episode of this seasons podcast features an interview with Bovey Tracey boss, Ben Gerring, looking ahead to his Clubs season in the Jewson Western league Premier Division and his journey to the Moorlanders dugout. Social Media manager, Andy Stone, joined podcast hist, Ian Nockolds, for the start of this season, discussing a few of the games that have been played and previewing the matches and social media content the Western League have planned this season.

On the final episode of this seasons Podcast we celebrate the Les Phillips Cup Final victory for Barnstaple Town with their manager, Ben Potter. Ben reflects on a memorable day that saw his side complete a treble, which included the Jewson Western League Premier Division title. Ian and Tom welcome Stoner for a chat about his latest fundraising efforts for the Cystic Fibrosis Comfort Fund and to mark Mental Health Awareness Week, Ian talks to James Skinner about his podcast that focuses on sobriety, football and mental health.

On this week’s Podcast we celebrate Paulton Rovers return to the Southern League with caretaker boss Martin Lenihan, fresh from the Jewson western League Premier Division Play Off Final and we look ahead to the Les Phillips Cup Final with Level 4 Match Official, Ella Broad.

On this weeks Podcast, Sturminster Newton boss, Nick Squires, reflects on the drama that was the end of season First Division Play Offs that saw his side promoted to Step 5. Nick reflects on back to back penalty shoot outs and the evolution of his that continues to progress up the National League System, whilst staying true to its core values.

On this week’s Podcast we congratulate Barnstaple Town boss, Ben Potter, on winning this seasons Jewson Western League Premier Division title and the prospect of a League and Cup double, with Barum in the final of the Les Phillips Cup and we hear from Radstock Town manager, Ian Lanning, who finished this season on a high with a win over Keynsham, keeping the Miners out of the dreaded bottom three.

On this week’s Podcast is Wiltshire week! Bradford Town manager reflects on a challenging season for the Bobcats that still gives them the chance of silverware in the Les Phillips Cup Final and Chris Allen, manager of First Division Champions, Devizes Town, looks back on a memorable season that saw The Town secure the title Infront of a bumper crowd in their last home game of this season.

On this week’s Podcast, St Blazey boss, Dan Hart, explains why building momentum at the end of this season is crucial for realising his ambitions for the Green and Blacks next season and why he’s preparing for the longest pre-season of his career in football so far and Hengrove Athletic manager, Pete Sheppard, reflects on a difficult season for The Grove and why he still believes the team can pick up the points to get them of the foot of the First Division table.