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In this installment of Conversations with Close, my guest is the man who, as a writer, editor, and/or publisher, is responsible for many of the most important magic texts published in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. If you have read, studied, enjoyed, and benefitted from books like The Vernon Chronicles, The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley, Carneycopia, the Card College series (in English), The Books of Wonder, and Mnemonica (in English), you can thank Stephen Minch. I was well aware of Stephen's prowess as a writer when we met for the first time in 1992 at an Ibidem convention held at the Old Stone Inn in Niagara-on-the-Lake in Ontario; we hit it off immediately. Although our paths don't cross that often, I always enjoy the time we spend together. He is a fascinating individual. The reason for our interview is the soon-to-be-released book, Flamenco, featuring magic by the maestro, Juan Tamariz (see the review in the Jan 2025 Michael Close Newsletter). The book has been in the pipeline since 1995; Stephen gives us the backstory, plus fascinating reminiscences of Mickey Hades, Doug Henning, Martin Nash, Alex Elmsley, and Tommy Wonder. I think you'll really enjoy listening to one of the true giants in the history of magic publishing.

A transitional phase for The Nine Stripes with Mauro Eustáquio having stepped up as interim Head Coach following the departure of Martin Nash. But, Eustáquio oversaw a superb first victory on home soil as York United FC made it three straight wins at York Lions Stadium. The 2-1 result against HFX Wanderers came after an excellent first half, with Austin Ricci conjuring a spectacular opening goal before Dennis Salanovic doubled the lead. We hear from Ricci, Salanovic and Eustáquio in this episode and bask in the glory of another three points!Produced by York United Football Club.Originally broadcast on Sauga960AM on May 22nd, 2024. For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

We have a bumper episode for you this week, split into 2 parts. Part One: 00:00-45:00 In part 1, we chat with former York GM, Angus McNab. We chat about sailing through the choppy waters of 2023, agents and Angus' thoughts on the departure of Martin Nash. We also hear how Angus helped facilitate the arrival of CANMNT coach, Jesse Marsch.  Part 2: 45:30 Onwards In part 2 we look back at last week's loss to York. We talk about that last 20 mins of the game and how we looked so much better. We also chat about new Wanderer, Clement Bayiha. Finally we answer your questions.  You can follow the show @downthepubpod on Insta and on X

Ben, Alex and Dunlop are back with another episode of the Northern Fútbol Podcast from just minutes after Bev Priestman dropped Canada's 24-player women's national team roster. TOPICS INCLUDE - How will Priestman select the Olympic 18-player squad? - How are injured players progressing? - Where does Olivia Smith find herself in the team? - How will Davies play in Marsch's CanMNT? - Looking ahead to potential CanMNT rosters - What doomed Martin Nash at York United? - How can CF Montreal right the ship? And MORE! Make sure to leave a review and a rating on whichever podcast platform you're listening on. FOLLOW US ON X/TWITTER: Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbol Ben Steiner: @BenSteiner00 Brendan Dunlop: @Brendan_Dunlop Alex Gangué-Ruzic: @AlexGangueRuzic

A strange week for York United FC. On Tuesday it was announced that Martin Nash would no longer be continuing as Head Coach of the club and with the next league fixture set for Friday night at York Lions Stadium, Mauro Eustáquio will take interim charge. We hear from GM and President Ricardo Pasquel and get his take on the decision, the process and what the remainder of the 2024 campaign will look like for The Nine Stripes.  There's also an emotional interview with Mauro Eustáquio, who provides some insight on a whirlwind few weeks. With the recent loss of his father, he's still coming to terms with some personal tragedy but is focused on what's ahead and believes the squad will carry extra motivation to deliver a big result against HFX Wanderers. Produced by York United Football Club.  For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

Eoin O'Callaghan is back to bask in the glory of a 3-1 home win last time out against Valour FC. Goals from Noah Abetneh, Brian Wright and Mo Babouli sealed a special comeback victory at York Lions Stadium, which made it back-to-back home wins and six goals accumulated in those two fixtures. We get the thoughts of an upbeat Martin Nash and Max Ferrari , who continued his great start to the season with another fine individual display. Later, Nash sits down for an in-depth conversation and details the highs, lows and everything in between of the campaign so far. He also looks ahead to the weekend's trip to Calgary and touches on a difficult few days after the tragic passing of Armando Eustáquio, beloved father of the team's assistant coach Mauro. Produced by York United Football Club.First broadcast on Sauga960AM on May 15th, 2024. For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

There was a little break from the show last week due to a Wednesday cup clash with the club's nearest and dearest rivals Forge FC but host Eoin O'Callaghan is back to review a busy stretch of action. The trip to Hamilton proved a disappointing experience as The Nine Stripes were left dazed and confused by an astonishing first half that ultimately cost them dearly.  Despite a solid fightback after the break and a first goal for the club for midfielder Josue Martinez, the 3-1 defeat meant elimination from the tournament. We get the thoughts of Martin Nash and Elijah Adekugbe before delving into the trip to Victoria last weekend as the team attempted to rebound with their second league win of the season.However, it proved another frustrating game and the 2-0 loss led to some strong words from Nash post-game, while defender Frank Sturing spoke at length about the performance.Later in the show, Eoin is joined by Mitchell Tierney from CanPL.ca to discuss York's recent performances, the players that have settled in well this season and Friday's huge battle with Valour FC at York Lions Stadium.Produced by York United Football Club.First broadcast on Sauga960AM on May 8th, 2024.     For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

Saturday, April 13: York United FC Season Preview - Martin Nash, Elijah Adekugbe, Max Ferrari by FiredUp Network

On this episode I am joined by York United's Max Ferrari. York United are in Halifax this week so I thought it was a great opportunity to catch up with one of the CPL's best young players. Max and I chat about York's season so far, working with Canadian legends Martin Nash and Jimmy Brennan, adapting to new roles and dealing with injuries.  All this and more!! You can follow the show @downthepubpod on Insta and Twitter

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Two games in quick succession - culminating in that thrilling win over league leaders Cavalry FC - ensures a hectic show this week.   It had been a well-documented tough run of results for The Nine Stripes and even though last Friday's performance against reigning champions Pacific FC was much-improved, the 4-2 loss was a bitter pill to swallow. Still, there were plenty of positives. Isaiah Johnston was one of them, conjuring two assists and delivering a powerful individual display. We hear from the 20-year-old midfielder on his development this season and why there's still plenty of optimism in the camp. Ahead of the trip to Calgary, Martin Nash said that every streak comes to an end eventually. And what prophetic words they were. It was a Herculean performance against the red-hot hosts and we get the thoughts of our proud Head Coach as well as goalkeeper Niko Giantsopoulos, who was crucial in the 1-0 victory. Eoin is also joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke from CanPL.ca to discuss the most recent performances, what it means for the rest of the season and what it will take to make the play-offs. The show is produced by York United Football Club and this episode was originally broadcast on Sauga960AM.          For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure, with lots of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and World Cup chat. What a busy week of football news it's been, with perhaps the most exciting news of all being the official confirmation that Vancouver will be a host city for the 2026 World Cup. We look at what that means for the city, both short and long term, chat about affordability versus future returns, and get the thoughts of Whitecaps CEO and Sporting Director Axel Schuster about what it will mean for the club and the place he now calls home. It's also been a big week for Major League Soccer, who announced a billion dollar 10 year streaming deal with Apple TV+. How good is the deal for the league? How good is it for a club like the Whitecaps? Will it be a game changer or will it turn off the casual fans? We chat about all of that and more, plus we hear the thought of Axel Schuster. The Whitecaps were in action twice this past week with road games against Seattle and Dallas and what contrasting performances they were from the ridiculous to the sublime. We pick over the bones of both and look at where Vancouver's three point haul leaves them in the playoff picture. They've now got a big Canadian Championship semi-final coming up on Wednesday night against CPL side York United. We look ahead to that one and chat with their head coach, former Whitecap Martin Nash. We also look at the good form of WFC2 and chat with their latest two-goal hero Theo Collomb. Plus music from artists of the month Thick and The Abnormal are in this episode's Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.53: The 2022 World Cup is all set 10.50: The World Cup is coming to Vancouver 28.10: Axel Schuster interview - part one 46.06: MLS get slice of Apple pie in new streaming deal 58.40: Axel Schuster interview - part two 75.40: Whitecaps v Seattle and Dallas - a tale of two cities 104.52: Canadian Championship semi-final preview feat Martin Nash 112.36: WFC2 round up 116.20: Theo Collomb interview 120.26: Wavelength - The Abnormal - Football Song

A busy schedule means the games are coming thick and fast. Eoin O'Callaghan gets the latest reaction following a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Atletico Ottawa in the Canadian Championship on Tuesday night. Martin Nash and Dominick Zator give their thoughts in the immediate aftermath of a memorable encounter.  There's a focus too on last Friday's huge derby win over Forge FC as Jordan Wilson offers his take on how the 1-0 result unfolded. Elsewhere, after a long bus ride back from the capital, Noah Verhoeven dials in to review the team's last two performances and also looks ahead to a return to his former employers next week. The show is produced by York United Football Club and was originally broadcast on Sauga960AM.  For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

The CanPL Newsroom panel is back once again for all the analysis and reaction you need following matchweek 3 in the CPL. Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke are joined first by Benedict Rhodes (4:15) to discuss Valour FC's 6-1 drubbing of Atlético Ottawa, and they're shortly joined also by Valour winger William Akio (15:48) to chat about the big game in the nation's capital. From there, they head west to Vancouver Island (24:50), and Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic hops on the show to break down Pacific FC's third consecutive win -- this time over HFX Wanderers (30:19). After that, KJ and Charlie continue to dive deep into Forge FC's 3-0 win over FC Edmonton (41:50), followed by a full report on Martin Nash and York United's 2-0 triumph against Cavalry FC (49:46).

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure, and it's a special Canadian Premier League themed show ahead of the new season that gets underway on Thursday. In this episode, we continue our chats with head coaches from around the league and bring you three feature interviews, from three teams with very different expectations this season. We kick things off with the champs, as we sit down with new Pacific FC head coach James Merriman to chat about defending their title, the comings and goings in an eventful offseason, fighting on three fronts, and more. It's also been an eventful offseason for FC Edmonton, and not one you'd wish on any coach. With the team looking for new owners, the playing and management team decimated, and the league taking over the team and providing loan players, head coach Alan Koch has certainly had his work cut out for him. We chat with him about all the turmoil, building a squad, and what we can expect from the team this year both on and off the pitch. Continuing to move east, we end up at York United to chat with another new head coach, and a man we know very well here in Vancouver, Martin Nash. Nash has moved too York after three years as an assistant at Cavalry. Can he take the team forward after they reached the playoffs for the first time? What will a Martin Nash team look like on the pitch? And how has he found the adjustment to being the main man in the dugout? We talk about all of that and more. Plus a quick discussion about all the teams in our season preview, some AFTN CPL power rankings, and Armchair Loyal are back in this episode's Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.10: James Merriman interview 36.06: Alan Koch interview 69.33: Martin Nash interview 91.40: Pacific FC discussion 104.36: FC Edmonton discussion 110.00: York United discussion 114.40: CPL season preview and power rankings 125.47: Wavelength - Armchair Loyal - Young Gifted and Right Back

The 2022 Canadian Premier League season is finally upon us, and in celebration of the league's fourth campaign kicking off, CanPL.ca's Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke got together for a full in-depth preview show. They went team by team, starting out east with HFX Wanderers and finishing on the west coast with the champs Pacific FC, breaking down what's new with each of the CPL's eight clubs and hearing from the head coaches and key players from each team. KJ and Charlie start with the Wanderers (8:19) and hear from Stephen Hart and João Morelli. They move on to a new-look Atlético Ottawa side (22:37) and chat with Carlos González and Nathan Ingham before heading to York United (40:11) as Martin Nash and Max Ferrari share their thoughts on the Nine Stripes in 2022. Bobby Smyrniotis and Tristan Borges appear to chat about Forge FC (56:04), followed by a segment on Valour FC featuring Phillip Dos Santos and returning defender Andrew Jean-Baptiste (1:14:44). They head to Alberta next to talk about an intriguing FC Edmonton side and hear from both Alan Koch and Shamit Shome (1:29:28), then move on to their Al Classico foes Cavalry FC as Tommy Wheeldon Jr. and Elijah Adekugbe appear to share their outlook on the new season (1:42:50). Finally, the champions close things out, as both James Merriman and Pa-Modou Kah join the CanPL Newsroom hosts to break down the coming year on Vancouver Island (1:57:47).

On the latest episode of A Football Podcast, David, Devang and Sean break down the week that was in Major League Soccer and preview El Trafico. The guys then move on with their Canadian Premier League preview where they chat with York United's Martin Nash and give their picks for the upcoming season. Plus we answer all your questions in another edition of #AskAFP.Have you joined Patreon? Get the episode a day early and ad-free, plus get access to discord community: https://www.patreon.com/afootballpodcastFollow @AFootballPod on Twitter! While you're there, say hello to @DesaiDevang, @EmpireGass and @SeanKeayIf you enjoyed today's show, please rate A Football Podcast 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts. See you again next week for an all new AFP.

Longtime player for the National Team and current head coach for York United Martin Nash joins Lee and AJ to celebrate a special day for the sport in this country, how the Women kickstarted interest level, what the program was like when he played, and how bright the future looks.

On this episode I am joined by York United Defender/Midfielder Jordan Wilson.  Jordan's love of football is infectious so it was a lot of fun to do this one. Jordan updates me on how pre-season is going and how new coach Martin Nash is settling in. We talk about Jordan's role within the team and how it is to be a leader amongst such an exciting young squad. Jordan tells me how playing in Denmark helped him become the player he is today. We take a look back at last season's run to the playoffs and living the dream of playing at BMO field. We also chat about the incredible 3-3 game between Halifax and York on a rainy Labour Day weekend in Halifax and we get Jordan's 5 aside team too. Don't forget to leave a rating on Apple/Spotify and give the show a follow on the socials.  On Twitter and Instagram @downthepubpod  

We begin with a look at Wednesday's vote by the Conservative Party of Canada to ‘oust' Leader Erin O'Toole. We speak with a Professor of Political Science from Dalhousie University, for some insight into what's next for the CPC, and who could possibly be the next leader. Then, we head to Southern Alberta for the continuing blockade protest taking place at the Coutts border crossing. Global News Reporter Lauren Pullen brings us the latest on the demonstration, now into day 6. Next, we look at the impact resource revenue has on Alberta's finances and how the model could be improved. We hear details on a new study on the topic from Tegan Hill, Economist with the Fraser Institute. Finally, it's called the beautiful game, poetry in motion, and Canada is rewriting their story in the soccer world. Our Dave McIvor explores the evolution of footy in Canada with National team alumni and head coach of “York United FC,” Martin Nash. 

As the old year comes to a close and the new one peaks over the horizon, I think we can all just hope for better times in 2022. We're here to guide you into the new year with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show and we're back with another end of season review, this time turning our attention to the Canadian Premier League. BC is home to the new CPL champs Pacific FC and we look back at their season, and those of the other seven sides, in a season that saw a lot of ups and downs, drama, controversies, three managerial casualties, and some great football played. We chat about the high points for each team and look ahead to what they need to do to improve next season. Plus we look at the CPL coming to the lower mainland and where that fits in with the upcoming launch of League 1 BC. Plus we talk take out food with Pacific FC's Ollie Bassett and there's music from Wet Leg, Babyshambles, and Werd (SOS). Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.43: Intro chat 04.45: General CPL season overview 21.13: CPL award winners 33.38: Pacific FC's season 45.01: Take Me Out - Ollie Bassett 47.25: Forge FC's season 59.00: Cavalry FC's season 65.31: FC Edmonton's season 71.28: Valour FC's season 75.05: York United's season and Martin Nash appointment 81.26: HFX Wanderers' season 83.08: Atletico Ottawa's season and Mista departs 92.25: There's a new CPL team coming to Vancouver 113.51: League 1 BC chat 124.42: Wavelength - My Brother Woody - Literally

The scotchy Bourbon Boys get back together and we podcast about the awesome time we had in Danville Kentucky at the site where Francesco Viola Is going to build The Luca Mariano Campus! complete with village, Distillery, Amphitheater, and   chocolate factory! Tiny Super Nash and Young Nose taste the Luca Mariano line of Whiskey! In this podcast of the scotchy bourbon boys!  plus we might be on the new Netflics show cocktails of the world with host Tyler Mane!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

Super Nash, Tiny and Roxy take a trip to the Limestone Branch Distillery and talk with Master Distiller Stephen Beam.  Stephen Beam is also a fellow Scotchy Bourbon Boy.  We started podcasting at 9:30 am, tasting which turned to drinking the Lime Stone Branch line of Whiskeys. Yellowstone, Yellowstone Single Barrel gift shop pick, and Minor Case.  The drinking led to all kinds of stories what a blast!  Share in the good times and stories in this podcast of the scotchy bourbon boys         Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

The boys are at The spirit of French Lick in the Barrel House podcasting with Alan Bishop Master Distiller here in W. Baden Indiana! Join Super Nash, Roxy and Tiny as we taste with Alan some of the most unique American bourbon and Spirits on the planet in this podcast of The Scotchy Bourbon Boys!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

Assistant coach and technical director for Cavalry FC (CPL) joins the show to talk about his soccer career in Canada, life growing up with his brother Steve and how his childhood helped shape him, his brother and sister to become top level athletes.

Tiny Super Nash and Xavier Discuss their palates and how they differ while tasting Blade and Bow  and Bombergers bourbon. a special Michters release!   Find out their thoughts and notes in tonight's episode of The Scotchy Bourbon Boys!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

Super Nash and tiny review  Heaven Hill 7 year Bottled in Bond, Cornel EH Taylor Single Barrel Bottled in Bond and Wilderness Trail 6 year Wheated bourbon Bottled in bond. we also talk about bourbon hunting with the master!Support the show

This episode we sit down and discuss with bourbon hunter Martin Nash aka Super Nash how he obtains the bourbon he gets and how he navigates the secondary market! don't miss this one we have a bourbon blast!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

Tiny, Roxy, Young nose Johnson ,and Super Nash  visit The Rabbit Hole Distillery In Louisville Ky!  We get the royal rabbit treatment from Adam Edwards, Rabbit Hole Distilleries first ever Digital Ambassador .  He gives us a detailed description of the History of Rabbit Hole and walks us through their Spirits line of Distillates! we had a great time and we hope you will to!Support the show

New Premier Podcast: @MikeMillerFC's guest is 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup Champion and Cavalry FC technical director Martin Nash. @CPLPodcast #Canada #Soccer #FIFA #FIFAWC #United2026 #CANMNT #IMFC #VWFC #CavsFC #TakeTheHill The post Premier Podcast E105: Martin Nash @CPLPodcast (English) appeared first on NSXI Network.

New Premier Podcast: Mike Miller's guest is 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup Champion and current Cavalry FC technical director Martin Nash. @CPLPodcast

Tonight we cover The French Lick bourbon line and Alan Bishop the master Distiller. we taste those two spectacular products courtesy Martin Nash.  Lew Bryson is coming March 22 to sign his new book Master Whiskey Class and lead a tasting along with our meeting. find out in the end what scotch we will be tasting. Last but not least Thursday January 23 9:00 pm we are doing a Facebook live tasting of Jim Beam Bonded!  don't miss this and get your bottle and taste along with us!  Long nose and tiny thank youSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

You really don't want to miss this podcast youngnose! and I tiny bring in our first ever guest Martin Nash. All the way from South Carolina here to be inducted into the Scotchy Bourbon Boys, at their meeting later that night. Martin brings a bottle of 2001 Bookers and a bottle of Blantons gold for us to taste and drink.  Plus Bill a founding member stops in to add his large personality to the podcast. we really recommend this podcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

It's been a tough week for Vancouver Whitecaps, but at least not a pointless one. We look back at the Canadian Championship loss to Cavalry and the hard-fought goalless MLS draw in Minnesota, chat about the clear problems present, the messages sent, and what this Whitecaps team are going to look like for the rest of the season. We have an in-depth chat with 'Caps head coach Marc Dos Santos about his future plans for turning the team around, from this transfer window to what promises to be an intense offseason ahead. We also chat with Whitecaps striker Theo Bair about breaking into the first team and heading off the MLS Homegrown game, and talk to two Cavalry FC members with Whitecaps connections - Martin Nash and Marco Carducci. Plus we look at the week's action around MLS and Vanilla Muffins return in Wavelength. Despite the doom and gloom surrounding the 'Caps we have another fun filled show for you. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:04.29: Vancouver Whitecaps v Cavalry FC - where did it all go wrong?18.02: Martin Nash interview and Cavalry discussion26.40: Marco Carducci interview34.06: More Whitecaps chat - the Minnesota match, the problems abounding, the messages sent, and what lies ahead this season57.09: Marc Dos Santos interview and planning the Whitecaps' future93.18: Reasons To Be Cheerful99.05: MLS chat110.45: Theo Bair interview and discussion118.11: Wavelength - Vanilla Muffins - The Drug Is Football122..21: BC Soccerweb headlines - news stories from around the world of football You can download and/or listen to this, and all previous, episodes of the podcast on the following services:

In This Episode we sit with current Assistant Coach/Technical Director Martin Nash & Goalkeeper Coach Jordan Santiago of Cavalry FC (Canadian Premier League). Some Great Stories in this. EPISODE ON YOUTUBE!!!

Wherein Our Heroes praise our Edmontonian brothers and sisters on their new supporters group, River Valley Vanguard. Cavalry FC round out their coaching staff with Martin Nash and Jordan Santiago, Zlatan goes toe-to-toe with Michael Bradley, and we are left scratching our heads at the very existence of the Campeones Cup. Also, could Macron be the Canadian Premier League kit manufacturer? Time will tell... The Young Gaffers are proud members of the Alberta Podcast Network powered by ATB. Send us your questions or comments via e-mail to bothofus@theyounggaffers.com, @younggaffers on Twitter, and www.facebook.com/theyounggaffers Music by: Franklin D Email: FranklinD@shaw.ca Twitter: @7FranklinD

This week we review the Fury’s 0:2 away win in Tampa, answer some listener questions, talk about the Canadian Men's National Team win over Jamaica, preview the upcoming match away to Atlanta and we sit down with Ottawa Fury assistant coach Martin Nash (@martin7nash) to talk about the Fury and his time so far in Ottawa, plus much more you’ll want to listen to.

This week we review the Fury’s dramatic come from behind tie against the Carolina RailHawks, answer some listener questions, talk about the upcoming Canadian Men's National Team friendly and Kendra sits down with Fury stawart-defender Mason Trafford on his decision to come to Ottawa, getting a cap for Canada and playing with, and now for, Martin Nash...plus a bunch more you'll definitely want to check out.

Episode # 9.0 of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID finds both Matt and Ian locked in the conference room of life, just trying to finish the Junior Jumble. Gird your loins folks, there's a fox in the henhouse, and his name is Martin Nash... this hardened ex-con is spreading his anti-office propaganda, and Michael refuses to stand for it... and not just because he's black. Do the jammers in the room have reason to celebrate, or is jim just being a dick? The very worst thing about this episode of TWSS? The dementors. They hoit! Incidental music provided by the Podshow Podsafe Music Network. Email us at TWSSpodcast @ gmail.com, or leave a comment on our blog page at thatswhatshesaid. libsyn. com. iTunes reviews are always appreciated! Help spread the word!