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Dispatch sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with Columbus Crew beat reporter Brianna Mac Kay on the latest episode of the Soccer Speakeasy podcast. During this edition we recap what's currently going on with the Crew at this point in the season, break down the Crew's 3-1 victory over LAFC in the Leagues Cup Final and hear from special guest Frankie Hejduk as he joins the program.

Featured-guest episodes are back in full swing with not one, but two incredible footy travelers this week. Mark "Eagleman" Cranston & Lila "Wonder Woman" Asnani sit down with Colin & Mike to discuss their latest footy travels, what it's like to be soccer super heroes, and plenty of US Soccer history. Rapid fire questions also make a return, and Stu Holden pops up yet again in conversation. Get ready to fly! Foot(y)notes: Visit Mark's incredibly informative website, www.eaglemansoccer.com, built with the footy traveler in mind.  Your next two chances to catch Eagleman and Wonder Woman in action both happen to be games against regional rival Mexico. Head to the US Soccer website for tickets, or visit American Outlaws for tickets to the supporters section. Here is the birth of the great American soccer fan tradition that Eagleman & Wonder Woman started.   THE FIRST HALF 03:03 - Romantic beginnings 05:39 - Eagleman & Wonder Woman unveiled 09:43 - The man behind the costumes 11:43 - Relationships strengthened through footy 16:03 - Celebrity moments w/ Frankie Hejduk, Fernando Fiore, & Greg Bishop 19:13 - A first-hand account of the Fan Leader Network at World Cup 2022 29:06 - Pregnancy delays the inaugural World Cup experience THE SECOND HALF 32:09 - A super hero's ultimate footy travel experience 35:55 - Visiting every World Cup Final stadium 38:59 - Footy travels in North Korea?! 38:57 - Using experience & recognition for the greater good 42:03 - Capturing footy history 47:17 - 'Rapid' fire begins... 51:07 - 'Pay-by-the-hour anniversary fun' in Manaus 53:08 - Stu Holden is small (statured) 55:15 - Falling in love with Diego Forlan 1:01:41 - What it's like to meet Eagleman & Wonder Woman IRL

Kurz vor dem Giga Tourstart ist der Herausgeber Ole Zeisler nochmal in den USA und trifft sich mit einem ganz besonderen Sportler. Kleiner Hinweis, es ist nicht Frankie Hejduk! Grund genug für den Chefredakteur Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen sich mit einem brisanten Interview des ehemaligen Schloß Besitzers Casey Keller zu befassen! Eine Folge wie ein amerikanischer Traum.

This week, Bone and Beam have a very special guest for their season preview - US Soccer legend and multiple time MLS Cup winner Frankie Hejduk joins the guys to talk about the Crew's chances in 2022. Among other topics, Frankie gave his thoughts on Pedro Santos switching to left back, the importance of Artur and Aidan Morris returning from injury, Caleb Porter's style of coaching, and even some anecdotes from the 1998 and 2002 World Cup. If you love the Crew, or the USMNT, you're going to want to listen to this interview with The Dude. As always, you can interact with our show on twitter - @BoneBeamUnited.

Frankie Hejduk from the Columbus Crew came in to join the show today. OnlyFans is banning pornography. Britney Spears is posting a lot of crazy stuff on social media. What dark things happened in the house you bought before you bought it? Plus, Nine Inch Nails cancels tour, New Music Friday, the WonderBus music festival, Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley, fake vax cards and more!

Die Redaktion ist immer noch in Sommerlaune und veröffentlicht neue Folgen aktuell nur nach Gusto! Doch nun hat der Herausgeber Ole Zeisler den Chefredakteur Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen in seine Casa geladen und serviert edelsten Marco Rosé. Der Tropfen überzeugt wie Frankie Hejduk in Leverkusen. Diese sommerliche Folge gibt Buka auf jeden Fall den Rest. Tickets für die Show am 02.09.21: https://draussenimgruenen2021.reservix.de/tickets-doppelsechs-live-in-hamburg-planten-un-blomen-musikpavillon-freilichtbuehne-am-2-9-2021/e1695499

A woman shamed one of the mini Lopers about getting a vaccine. Frankie Hejduk from the Columbus Crew joined us in studio to talk about Saturday's game in the brand new stadium. There are new air BnB laws going into effect. Kevin Federline wants Britney Spears evaluated. Plus, Andy Dick drama, Serena Williams withdraws, Egg Roulette, free legal advice and more!

We celebrated Loper's birthday on the show this morning. Several people called in to the show, including UFC fighter, Matt Brown, Lonely Ones singer, Marty McCoy, and Frankie Hejduk from Columbus SC(The Crew). It is best if you get out of bed the first time your alarm goes off. An Ohio State massage therapist was offering a lot more than a massage. Plus, the TV show "Alone", CDC announcement, Post It Notes, lawn chairs, New Music Friday and more!

The Columbus Crew are your MLS Cup Champions for the second time in team history and Frankie Hejduk calls in to talk about it. Secret Santa gives millennials a lot of anxiety. For the first time in 800 years, we will see the real Christmas Star. The Cleveland Indians are changing their name. Plus, celebrity Cameo messages, MawMaw Monday, Johnny Bench, pirate treasures and more!

USMNT legend Frankie Hejduk joins Sam and EG to discuss why he finally (begrudgingly) chose soccer over surfing, his UCLA and Mutiny days, Bayer Leverkusen adding an extra zero, the [shmershmortion-y] 1998 and [epic] 2002 World Cups, and his mutual romance with Columbus (among others). Incredible career, absolute animal, great guy, fun episode.

The Columbus Crew made it to MLS Cup. Hear the story of how the Crew hoisted their first MLS Cup, as told by those who were there. Hosted by J.D. Smith, and featuring Frankie Hejduk, Duncan Oughton, Gino Padula, Danny O'Rourke, Steve Sirk, and John Clem.

Brian McBride came back to Columbus, but he was wearing the wrong uniform. The 2008 Eastern Conference Finals was a monumental victory for the Black and Gold as they vanquished an old foe with familiar faces on their way to the club's first ever MLS Cup appearance.Hosted by J.D. Smith, and featuring Frankie Hejduk, Duncan Oughton, Gino Padula, Danny O'Rourke, Shawn Mitchell, Neil Sika, and Steve Sirk

One of the most recognizable supporters groups in MLS got their start in 2008. Hear how the Nordecke was formed, and the challenges it faced, during that very first year of existence. Hosted by J.D. Smith, and featuring Duncan Oughton, Frankie Hejduk, Danny O'Rourke, Gino Padula, Mark McCullers, Steve Sirk, Patrick Guldan, Dave Stephany, John Clem, and Grant Thurmond.

What do you do after you’ve just crashed and burned in a World Cup? That’s what the entire 1998 U.S. men’s national team was asking themselves, including the coach. The day after the team lost to Yugoslavia in its third and final World Cup game, Steve Sampson told the Washington Post that he wanted to remain head coach and that he wouldn’t let a few disgruntled players dictate his future. He even threatened to fine players who had aired their grievances in the press.   But Sampson was smart enough to know he was headed for the exit. His boss, U.S. Soccer Federation president Alan Rothenberg, asked Steve to meet him for breakfast in Paris first thing Monday. Sampson remembers: “I offered my resignation because I felt it was the right thing to do because I had lost three games in a world championship. I didn't want Alan to feel as if he needed to fire me. Before he could get it out of his mouth, I offered to him to resign from the national team." An autographed U.S. national team jersey from the 1998 World Cup. Most of the players returned to the U.S., eager to forget the painful losses in France. But for Frankie Hejduk, the end of the World Cup marked a new beginning. He was actually kind of -- elated. Amid all the drama swirling around the U.S. national team, Hejduk and his agent negotiated a contract to play with Bayer Leverkusen, a top-flight German team. This California surfer and reluctant soccer star was headed to the big time in Europe. (Soccer Digest, November 1998) “It's crazy how that works out, right?” Hejduk remarks to Roger Bennett in American Fiasco. “It ended up changing my life in probably the best way ever because I wouldn't be here with you, doing interviews, I wouldn't be fishing. I wouldn't be hitting golf balls off my back deck.” Hejduk’s excitement, of course, was the exception. Most of the team returned to the U.S., eager to forget their humiliating defeat in France. More than anything, 1998 was supposed to be the year that this group of guys, playing this game, finally won over the great uncaring American audience to establish the game they loved as a truly major league sport. Roger Bennett with former U.S. national team defender Marcelo Balboa at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Denver, home of the Colorado Rapids. Balboa spent most of his MLS career with the Rapids and is a coach with the team’s development academy.     “The boys had blown it. We had really lost of lot of respect from the world and internationally,” says striker Eric Wynalda. “Not until Brandi Chastain saved it in 1999, did we have a good feeling about the sport.” That was the year Chastain won the World Cup for the U.S. women’s team in a dramatic penalty shootout. Soccer was once again breakfast table conversation, because Chastain and Mia Hamm were plastered all over Wheaties boxes.   It’s been 20 years since the men finished last at the World Cup. The petty grievances, the outsized vanities and the rank embarrassment have mostly faded away. Since then, soccer has arrived in the United States. Dozens of leagues are broadcast on American television. EA Sports FIFA isn’t just a best-selling video game; it’s an educational tool that is introducing generations to the rules, teams and stars of the sport. International icons Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi regularly poll in Americans’ top ten favorite sports heroes, outranking their N.F.L., M.L.B. and N.B.A. counterparts. This past season, 72,000 fans packed a stadium in Atlanta and set a Major League Soccer attendance record. The two previous records were held by, wait for it, Atlanta. And today, though Americans were embarrassed that the U.S. men failed to even qualify for the 2018 World Cup, worry not. The U.S. Women will — let’s pray — redeem us once again at the 2019 World Cup. After all, they’ve won three World Cups to date. As for the men’s team, hope still burns in the hearts of American soccer evangelists and 1998 survivors like Hank Steinbrecher. “We're Americans,” Steinbrecher tells Roger in the final moments of the podcast. “Let's climb Everest. Let's go to the moon. Let's cure cancer. Go for it. Let's win a World Cup.”  

Stilecht im Alka Seltzer Triot und im hellblauen Anzug diskutieren DoppelSechs Herausgeber Ole Zeisler und Chefredakteur Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen über Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Was macht eigentlich Ulf Kirsten heutzutage? Hätte er für "Expert" geworben? Vielleicht zusammen mit Horst Steffen und Andi Thom... Fazit: Die 11 Folge des DoppelSechs Podcast's ist sehr gut geworden!

Columbus Crew SC legends Frankie Hejduk and Kyle Martino got together via Facetime to share their best memories in Columbus. Martino — the 2002 Major League Soccer Rookie of the Year and 2002 U.S. Open Cup champion — can be found on NBCSN covering the English Premier League.

Frankie Hejduk and Andy Gruenebaum join the show to talk all things Black & Gold, including Crew SC's upcoming matches vs. New York City FC and Sporting Kansas City.

Wil Trapp and Frankie Hejduk join the show ahead of Hejduk's Circle of Honor induction.

Frankie Hejduk joins Neil Sika and guest host The Torg to recap the first half of the Crew's season and preview the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

US U17 head coach Richie Williams plus Dwight Burgess and Frankie Hejduk join the show to talk during the 10 day break for the Crew.

Crew forward Jairo Arrieta, Technical Director Brian Bliss, Frankie Hejduk and D.C. United head coach Ben Olsen preview the big matchup this weekend.

Neil Sika and Duncan Oughton welcome Crew midfielder Eddie Gaven, Whitecaps FC head coach Martin Rennie, Ohio State Buckeye head soccer coach John Bluem and Crew legend Frankie Hejduk.

Dwight Burgess and Duncan Oughton welcome William Hesmer, ex-Crew Captain and LA Galaxy defender Frankie Hejduk, former Crew legend Mike Clark and former Crew midfielder and current Timber Adam Moffat to this weeks "Inside the Crew".