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Football Heritage hosts The Football Heritage Podcast, a sports show with 119 episodes published.
120. Uruguay, 1930: The Origins of the World Cup We're joined by Alvaro Perez to talk about the origins of the World Cup and the role Uruguay played in making the tournament a success. We also discuss Uruguay's heritage
119. Latinx Activism at USA 1994We're joined by Professor Celso Thomas Castilho to talk about Latin American activism during the 1994 World Cup in the United States, a response to a series of aggressive police crackdowns
118. La Albiceleste: : A History of the Argentina National Team We're joined by Dr. Mark Orton to cover the history of la Albiceleste - The Argentina Men's National Football Team. Since playing their first ever match aga
117. Scotland at the World Cup We're joined by Colin Whelan and Steve Herbert to talk about Scotland's historic performances at the World Cup, our predicitions for how Scotland will perform this campaign, and our all-tim
116. Our World Cup For the first podcast in our World Cup 2026 content programme, we're joined by film director and producer Thor Logasson to talk about his upcoming project Greetings from the World Cup. This mini-series
115. Football and Revolution: Argentina, 2001 We're joined by author, anti-fascist and dedicated anarchist Tomas Rothaus to talk about the 2001 uprising in Argentina and Racing Club's fist title in 35 years - all which h
114. Caernarfon Town We're joined by media director Andrew Walton, club president John Watkins and club chairman Paul Evans to cover the story of Welsh Cup winners Caernarfon Town. As well as football, Caernarfon Town ar
113. Mining, Migration and Football: Soccer in Illinois Coalfields We're joined by Society of American Soccer History and archivist Chuck Carlson to talk about soccer in the coalfields of Illinois - the catalyst for the
112. Save The Caps We're joined by Ciarán Nicoll, president and secretary of the Vancouver Southsiders supporters group, to talk about the Save the Caps campaign and the recent acceleration of problems surrounding the Va
111. Football Pilgrims We're joined by Richard Popple, founder and creator of Football Pilgrims, an app designed for players to explore the history and heritage of football clubs in real life. We talk about Richard's ins
110. Firelands United We're joined by Andrew Chwalik, founder of Firelands United - a new club competing in Northern Ohio with grand ambitions. Firelands is a unique place within Ohio. With roots stretching back to the A
109. C.D. Águila We're joined by Steven Torres and journalist Rodrigo Arias to talk about the history, heritage and identity of one of El Salvador's biggest football clubs - C.D. Águila. Founded in 1926, C.D. Águila beca
108. Nairn County We're joined by Board Member Michael Bochel and Director of Football Graeme Macleod to talk about Nairn County FC, one of the most exciting clubs in Scottish football. Founded in 1909, Nairn County have
107. Narcoball: Football in Pablo Escobar's Colombia We're joined by author David Arrowsmith to talk about the history of football in Pablo Escobar's Colombia - an era known as Narcoball. Throughout his life, Pablo Escob
106. Utah, Soccer and the Third Reich We're joined by Brock Mildon to talk about the history of organised soccer in Utah and its origins in Nazi Germany. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Helmu
105. The Arsenal Women's Archive We're joined by Adam Salter, founder and curator of the Arsenal Women's Archive, to cover the history of England's most successful women's club and the efforts he makes to ensure the hist
104. Football Tourists We're joined by Hijab Shah, a PhD student from the University of St. Andrews, to talk about the 'issue' of 'football tourists' and the connotations behind using those two words. Though it may seem
103. Fan Culture in Japan We're joined by freelance journalist Dan Orlowitz and Yokohama F. Marinos stalwart Stuart Woodward to talk about the vibrant, passionate and unique supporter culture in Japan. Outside of watchin
102. Saving the Accies We're joined by Rob Edwards, founder and CEO of Morley Sports Management and the new owner of Hamilton Academical Football Club. Hamilton Accies and their supporters have been through the ringer ov
101. Ultras: A History In this podcast, we're joined by Chris Lee from Outside Write and Alex Wilson, a Board Member of the Dulwich Hamlet Supporters' Trust, to talk about the past, present and future of Ultras and the c
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