Jenna Smith talks to us about how to overcome adversity when the results are going your way. Why practice is important for the team and her plans for the rest of the season.

We took advantage of the great weather at our training grounds in WideWorld Sports Center to shoot the episode on location.

Amanda Britain chats to us about her journey with the Jags, going from player to coach. The importance of the Main Street hooligans in the team morale and her college career at Central.

Will talks to us about the difference between college soccer and playing professionally. His background as a farmer and his love for nature.

Jake Rufe, makes a return appearance finally explaining his encounter with the police force in his younger days. He also explores his views on extraterrestrial life.

Kristine Adams talks to us about being a leader for the club, her challenges as a General Manager, and where she finds her inner zen during match day.

Tatiana, explains how having a crowd can help players perform better, and inspiring young players. She also chats about the differences between college and UWS soccer.

Alex Alexis talks about his journey to the US from Haiti. His playing experience including the Haitian National Team, college and club soccer. He also chats about how living together with the team creates a family, and how the players become his brothers.

We sit down with our Sporting Director / Head Coach, Eric Rudland to discuss our upcoming season opener in the NPSL. This Saturday AFCAA will take on the newly regrouped Michigan Stars FC.

This week we chat with Brian Hinz. He shares his memories of the early days of AFC Ann Arbor and the beginning of the Main Street Hooligans supporter group. He also tells us why Tottenham will lose to Barcelona in the Champions league.

James Vaughan is back for his third season with the club. He tells us about his playing career, his journey to the United States from England, and what drove him to keep coming back to AFC Ann Arbor.

Billyle Alman returns to the pod to explain what his job as director of scouting entails. How this helps AFCAA have an edge against opponents and his brief stunt as a player.

Matt Braem explains what drove him back to Ann Arbor. Also, his journey as an immigrant to the US, his college career feats and professional indoor soccer career.

We chat with local Ann Arbor legend and AFCAA co-owner, Matthew Altruda. Exploring his involvement with the team, and the mysterious beginning of his nickname, Tuna.

Christine Adams also joins us this week. She chats about her involvement with the team from the first season. He hopes for this season and the importance of the women's team in the Ann Arbor community.

This week we chat with Tito Schwabe about the life path that lead him to join AFC Ann Arbor. Some anecdotes with the players and his goals for this season.

Eric Rudland discusses the importance of having international players in the squad. The training themes of the early season, the implementation of our system on our new players.

This week we discuss what drove Michal Lorenc to become a co-owner of AFCAA. His passion for the game and the appreciation for victories even in defeat.
Goalkeeper Coach Jeff Shuk explains the methodology behind the success of our team's defense. His relationship with our Head Coach and his history as a player and coach.

This week we take a closer look at the work that our new Technical Director, Boyzzz Khumalo plans to accomplish with AFCAA.
We also chat with AFCAA's Creative Director, Bruno Postigo Beltran regarding his involvement with the club from day 1.