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Another impressive Premier League win for Arsenal means plenty of positivity among the Arsenal Beat panel Mark is back to host and this time is joined by Art de Roche of the Athletic and The Sun's Jordan Davies to cast a collective eye back over the 4-1 victory over Newcastle on Saturday evening The trio talk about the performance, Emirates Stadium on a Saturday night, savvy and streetwise Jorginho, Kiwior coming through and if Oleksandr Zinchenko's absence has actually helped Arsenal in the title race Our Monday pod is home to Guess the Gooner and we round things off with Jordan's debut in the hottest game in podcasting* *award pending

Another fine weekend for Arsenal as they beat Burnley 5-0 at Turf Moor on Saturday to further prove their title credentials. The Arsenal Beat review show brings you a panel of three reporters who travelled up to cover the game as Kaya takes the hosting duties and is joined by Simon Collings of the Evening Standard and The Athletic's Jordan Campbell. The trio look back on the performances of Martin Odegaard, hear from Kai Havertz and judge the offerings from Burnley's Tesco Extra. The guys also cast their eyes forward to Wednesday's Champions League last-16 tie in Porto, how will Mikel Arteta approach the game, who will play and can Arsenal go all the way in Europe? Of course, we then wrap things up with another round of Guess the Gooner

On the back of that thumping win at West Ham, the Arsenal Beat preview show is back. Another Saturday on the road sees Mikel Arteta's side travel to face his old mate Vincent Kompany's Burnley. Mark is joined by his old mates Kaya Kaynak of football.london and the Athletic's Art de Roche to look ahead to the game. Thursday's are also the day of debate on the Arsenal Beat as this week we aim to find Arsenal's 'unsung hero' of the season so far. There *may* be some Taylor Swift references very much getting in the way, too but obviously we are professional enough to not let them impact on the quality of chat...

An upbeat Arsenal Beat review show as we look back on a 6-0 victory at West Ham on Sunday. Mark is joined by Sam Dean of the Telegraph and ESPN's James Olley to dissect the result, the eye-catching performances and what it means to the Premier League title race. The panel then discuss Bukayo Saka and ask is he now taken for granted? While Maizee - Mark's dog - makes her long-awaited podcast debut. As is the new Monday tradition, we round things off with a game of Guess the Gooner

Our new Thursday preview show launches as we look ahead to Sunday's trip to West Ham Mark is in the hosting chair as the debuting Jordan Campbell from the Athletic and the Evening Standard's Simon Collings complete the panel We are joined by our 'Arsenal Outsider' to get the inside track from The Sun's Jack Rosser on all things Hammers Every Thursday, we will also be looking at a wider topic in our Debate - this week, which striker should Arsenal target in January, and why?

Our Monday review show launches in some style as Mark, Art and Kaya analyse Arsenal’s huge win over Liverpool. What does it mean to the title race? how good was Jorginho? Has there been a mentality shift? We also talk about the celebration police and if key players can be trusted if they keep getting injured a wrap things up with a Guess the Gooner clash.

With the transfer window creaking open, the Arsenal Beat are ready and waiting to squeeze through their fantasy January signings. Mark, Sam and Simon sift through some brilliant - and not-so-brilliant - names and are joined by a plethora of Arsenal experts who offer up their own recommendations to Edu and Arteta. In previous years, the Arsenal Beat has successfully predicted the signings of Martin Odegaard and Gabriel Jesus and there have been some near-misses along the way, too! So - if you want to know who Arsenal will sign this winter, tune in

Already bored of the renewed European Super League chat? Fear Not! With a tough Christmas trip to Anfield on the horizon, the Beat is back as Mark is joined by Simon Collings of the Evening Standard and debutant Jordan Davies from the Sun. The trio cast their eyes over the Champions League draw and what success in Europe looks like for Arsenal this season. Outside of Arsenal this week shines a spotlight on Dominic Solanke and the festive fixture schedule, while we look at the highs and lows of Mikel Arteta's four years in the top job.

Unai Emery was the man chosen to replace Arsene Wenger in the Arsenal dugout. The Spaniard had made a name for himself in his homeland, winning silverware and impressing with his methodical approach. He did, however, fail at Paris Saint-Germain and would last just 18 months at the Emirates Stadium. Here, Max Jones speaks to journalists based in Spain, France and England to discuss Emery's humble beginnings, Europa League successes and how he has rebuilt his career after a tumultuous spell in north London. We hear from: :: Sid Lowe :: Tom Williams :: James Olley :: Mark Mann-Bryans :: Charlotte Duncker

Arsenal eased into the last 16 of the Champions League with a fine 6-0 victory over Lens on Wednesday night. Mark is joined here by Kaya Kaynak of football.london and the Evening Standard's Simon Collings to look back on a routine night and what it could mean for the season moving forward. They also discuss Gabriel Martinelli's impact on the team and whether his thunder is being stolen by Bukayo Saka. Outside of Arsenal, the questions concern Andre Onana and Jude Bellingham while we also preview the visit of Wolves before another round of Guess the Gooner

The Beat is back and we jump straight into the Arsenal goalkeeping debate which was once again up for discussion following Saturday's win at Brentford. Kai Havertz was the match-winner at the Gtech Community Stadium - does that mean his Arsenal career is now up and running? We also debate just how good Bukayo Saka has been despite being kicked all over the pitch as well as previewing the Champions League clash with Lens. In our new feature we dare to venture Outside of Arsenal as Simon and Sam are asked a question each about other Premier League business. We wrap things up as ever with a great round of Guess the Gooner.

After a week to forget for the whole of Arsenal Football Club, the Arsenal Beat gathers together a panel to discuss three damaging defeats. Simon is joined by Kaya and Molly to pick The Good, The Bad & The Arsenal out of a trio of results which has no doubt dented morale around the club. :: Youth Cup Final - Arsenal 5 West Ham 1 :: Premier League - Manchester City 4 Arsenal 1 :: Women's Champions League - Arsenal 2 Wolfsburg 3 We ask what has gone wrong, what are the positives and what do the individual results mean for the club moving forward. Don't forget to rate and review the Arsenal Beat and subscribe via your favourite podcast provider to ensure you don't miss future episodes.