Podcasts about premier league productions

Climate scientist, Ben Santer, was recently quoted in an article suggesting we are now at a fork in the road and it's time to decide which path we take: “The fork we face is the choice between science and ignorance, between climate stability and climate carnage, between democracy and dictatorship. Between bright hope and dark despair. If we do not choose wisely, we will betray the sacred trust of our children and grandchildren.”This isn't just about the climate, it's about multiple crisis' (the polycrisis), and when we look around the world, or even within our own communities, many prefer to ignore the seriousness of this moment, because acknowledging it is just too hard to bear. And yet this is the road we are on, so how can we mobilize enough people to rise with resolve, strength and courage to make sure we choose the right path, especially as so many remain lost to hopelessness and despair? All we need to do is look at the United States, the world's most powerful democracy – (which, incidentally, could lose its democracy status, according to Varieties of Democracy project) – with its leaders making decisions upending the whole world order, creating chaos and increasing the risk of violence and war. It's certainly not too early to draw the conclusion that we are now firmly going in the unwise direction Ben Santer was talking about. So, it's time to ask - will we rise together and embrace this moment to change our path? Or will we fail? As always, lots to talk about, so join us, Friday 21st March, 7am UK, 2pm TH, 3pm SG and 6pm AEST.To help us this week, we've got a super special guest, John Dykes. In his former life, John became Asia's best-known sports anchor through his work with ESPN Star Sports and Premier League Productions, where he covered global events, from the Academy Awards to World Cups, and he has worked alongside leaders in showbiz, sport, and industry, learning what it takes to excel at the top. Today he's a host, keynote speaker and corporate coach, helping teams and leaders ace presentations, perfect their pitches and perform at their best. We're looking forward to hearing what he has to say!The Know Show is a Livestream held every fortnight on Friday, where Andrea T Edwards, Tim Wade and Joe Augustin, and at least one special guest, review the news that's getting everyone's attention, as well as perhaps what requires our attention. We'll talk about what it means to us, the world and we hope to inspire great conversations on the news that matters in the world today. The Know Show is based on Andrea T Edwards Weekend Reads, which are published every Saturday on andreatedwards.com, and covers the planetary crisis, topical moments in the world, global politics and war, business and technology, social issues, and passion/humour/history. Join us. #TheKnowShow #UncommonCourageTo get in touch with me, all of my contact details are here https://linktr.ee/andreatedwards My book Uncommon Courage, an invitation, is here https://mybook.to/UncommonCourage My book 18 Steps to an All-Star LinkedIn Profile, is here https://mybook.to/18stepstoanallstar

Leaders' Editorial Director James Emmett and Content Director David Cushnan dig in to the stories the sports industry week.They tackle the big news that the Premier League is launching its own media production business from the start of the 2026/27 season, ending a 20 year partnership with IMG which has operated under the Premier League Productions brand, delivering coverage and content to its international broadcast partners.There's discussion on the rationale behind the move, the realities of building an in-house media production unit, and what it means for the future of media production agencies like IMG.And there's also a look at F1's decision to grant General Motors/Cadillac an entry, as an 11th team, from 2026, with a project backed by LA Dodgers Chairman Mark Walter.

Mikey gives us all the insights from his day job at Premier League Productions - from producing the fabulous 'PL Stories - Ipswich Town' documentary, to attending media day at Playford Road! There's also time to talk about Ipswich Town's new 3rd kit!⚽️ Blue Monday is an Ipswich Town podcast and video channel - in partnership with Attwells Solicitors: https://attwells.com/ and One Stop Badges: https://onestopbadges.co.uk/blue-monday-offer/

Nigel is a versatile journalist and broacaster with 30 years experience across TV, radio and online. He both produces and presents for BBC World Service news and is one of the UK's top football commentators regularly describing the Premier League on talkSPORT and Premier League Productions, presenting UEFA Champions League coverage across the globe and top women's football across the world on Atalanta Football. Nigel has covered six FIFA World Cups and three Women's World Cups. He was also part of the BBC commentary team for the 2012 and 2016 Olympics. Nigel is an experienced and engaging voiceover artist and event presenter and has a role to play behind the scenes as a media trainer and crisis management mentor and can offer bespoke infrastructure advice to keep your company on track.

This week Matthew Raisbeck moves across to the presenter seat and is joined by Premier League Productions and Final Score reporter Andy Sixsmith. They discuss Eddie Howe and his dog, Bruno playing darts, Tonali in a hard hat, Burn's quiz and Gordon being lost in the Metro Centre. Plus, the race for Europe and the end of the season.

This week we have an extra special guest, it's the incredible Rebecca Louise Coles joining the boys to share her views on the Premier League, women's football, life as a professional footballers daughter, and how she can justify the "cardinal sin" of supporting more than 1 team! She also shows off her shirt collection, and why one particular shirt is her favourite above all the others.Rebecca works for Premier League Productions as a producer and reporter, and gives us the inside perspective of what life is like interviewing footballers like Haaland, Gabriel Martinelli & Matty Cash to name a few. Such a great insight from Rebecca, great chat and some awesome stories!Make sure to check us out on social media:instagram.com/footballdroppodcastfacebook.com/FootballDropPodcasttwitter: @footballdroppod#DropThePod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zarah Connolly was joined by Danny Webber & Wes Brown (sporting this season's new home shirt), Laurie Whitwell (The Athletic), & Ian Irving (Talk of the Devils & Premier League Productions) yesterday in the Megastore.TopicsNew home shirt now on sale and the panel's favourite iconic shirts of the past, can this one join them?Transfer window speculationLaurie Whitwell runs down the anatomy of a transfer rumour and how these are substantiated before reportingWhat should United's aims for 23/24 be?How far can United go in the Champions League?Who do the panel want to face from Pot 1 in the 23/24 Champions League?Pre-season tour 2023Did you know that you can watch The Debate early, here on the Manchester United Official AppGet ready for the upcoming season with our new kit hereWe'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For our season finale of Leaders Live, IMG's EVP of Head of Global Production joins the show to run the rule over the sports broadcast and production sector.Leaders Live, produced in partnership with IMG, is our studio talk show on hot button issues in the industry, featuring conversations with leaders from across sport.This edition features former Sky Sports chief and current EVP, Head of Global Production at IMG, Barney Francis, who offers his industry-wide assessment of the sports broadcast space. With Leaders' Content Director David Cushnan and Editorial Director James Emmett, Francis explains who's innovating and where the big technical and creative leaps are happening, pinpoints the sector's biggest challenges and details why it's never been a more exciting time to be in the sports production game.Francis also takes the Leaders team behind the scenes of IMG Studios at Stockley Park in West London, the home of Premier League Productions, CBS Sports' Uefa Champions League coverage, ITV's EFL highlights show and a multitude of other sports programming and production. To watch the broadcast in video, you can visit: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/leaders-executive-sport-ltd-_leaders-live-inside-img-studios-behind-activity-7062426189507751937-lcQx?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop 

If you're not familiar with the name Andy Sixsmith, you would've definitely either heard him or seen him! He is the man with the mic in the North for Premier League Productions, which means he interviews Eddie Howe on a weekly basis as well as chatting to the players in front of the camera. He joins Jonny & Sam for a light hearted take on the players he meets and the atmosphere around Newcastle United, as Eddie Howe's Mags continue to build something special!For the video interview check out Newcastle Fans TV & NFTV Extra on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/newcastlefanstv & newcastlefanstv.comEMAIL THE SHOW ON: info@newcastlefanstv.comSubscribe to our socials @newcastlefanstv on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, TikTok & LinkedIn.Become a 99p member of ours: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7GG4HsvV8hvKSjl_VWW5rg/joinJoin our free Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newcastlefanstv/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/Greenwood-Mulliner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liam Bradford hosted yesterday's show in the Megastore with guests David May and Alex Bruce, plus Ian Irving from Premier League Productions and Laurie Whitwell from The Athletic. Topics Southampton reactionCasemiro red card debateReal Betis preview and line-up speculationFulham previewIan Stirling tribute and memories from the journalists who knew himDid you know that you can watch The Debate early, here on the Manchester United official app: https://www.manutd.com/en/mutv/detail/show/the-debateFor your daily fix of Manchester United news look no further than our new United Daily podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/UnitedDaily We'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From Fan cams and local commercial radio to Premier League Productions and Radio 1 & Absolute Radio, Emil Franchi is on fire and his star is on the rise. He joins Jonny & Sam to talk about Newcastle and why Sam really needs to give up his traffic & travel dreams.For the video interview check out Newcastle Fans TV & NFTV Extra on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/newcastlefanstv & newcastlefanstv.comEMAIL THE SHOW ON: info@newcastlefanstv.comSubscribe to our socials @newcastlefanstv on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, TikTok & LinkedIn.Become a 99p member of ours: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7GG4HsvV8hvKSjl_VWW5rg/joinJoin our free Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newcastlefanstv/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/Greenwood-Mulliner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Keegan, Craig and Mark are joined by Andy Sixsmith from BBC Sport and Premier League Productions to discuss all things Newcastle United. The lads look back over the heady days of takeover celebrations, what Eddie Howe and the new owners have since brought to the club, the fan euphoria at having hope once more, and the hugely encouraging appointments of Sporting Director Dan Ashworth and CEO Darren Eales. We also discuss in-depth the club's recent signings such as Sven Botman, while collectively gushing over the immediate impact of Bruno last season. What do these signings mean for the general direction of the club, in what appears to be a sensible yet powerful rebuilding process? A genuine emotion-fest and an episode sure to make you crave for the start of the new season!

Can you laugh at yourself? Viv Groskop talks to Jules Breach, presenter for BT Sport, Premier League Productions and the Football Ramble podcast. She says knowledge is power when it comes to dealing with the whirlwind of live TV. But keeping it real matters even more. She reveals that as a woman in sport she is still far more scrutinised than her male colleagues, and even as one of the most sought after broadcasters around she still gets asked: "do you actually like football?" You can find out more about Jules @JulesBreach Viv's latest book, Lift As You Climb is out now. @vivgroskop

A team of sports broadcasters, rights owners and technology vendors, collaborating as part of IBC's Accelerator Media Innovation Programme, have . A team of sports broadcasters, rights owners and technology vendors, collaborating as part of IBC's Accelerator Media Innovation Programme, have revealed the initial results from an English Premier League production workflow trial to support the goal of a carbon ‘net zero' future for live productions. Together, they demonstrate how innovative remote & cloud production workflows can meet ambitious sustainability objectives and reduce the environmental impact of live production. The project team, comprising six broadcast and production ‘Champions' led by BBC Sport, BT Sport, Sky Sports, Premier League Productions and international rights holders NBCUniversal and SuperSport have come together with the English Premier League, IMG/Premier League Productions and albert (BAFTA's initiative to support more sustainable production) to experiment with multi-provider cloud technologies, formats and workflows, sharing camera feeds, audio, graphics and human resources to avoid duplication and reduce travel and other energy requirements in the production chain. High level findings from the trial include confirmation that cloud production reduces the amount of technical infrastructure required for the gallery production, for some broadcasters by up to 70 per cent. It also demonstrated that cloud production further reduces the requirements for significant onsite technical facilities as it allows signals to be sent quickly and easily to multiple locations. The project team deployed bespoke workflows and architectures alongside a traditional Outside Broadcast production to compare and contrast carbon footprints, in a collaborative ‘proof of concept' demonstration during the Premier League game that took place on December 16th 2021, between Liverpool and Newcastle United. The initiative will drive further research that support carbon footprint reduction for the sector, providing industry benchmarks and more measurable insights into live production for the first time. Project technology has been powered by six leading media and technology ecosystem vendor participants: Amazon Web Services, Blackbird, Hitomi, Microsoft, M2A Media, Singular.Live and Zixi. The key findings of the project, revealed and explained by the Champions involved on IBC Digital, IBC's online content platform, is available on-demand. The panel including representatives from BT Sport, Sky Sports, BBC Sport and the Premier League discuss the results, learnings and potential benchmarks and will share further insights with the industry through the release of a technical paper and discussions at upcoming industry events in the coming weeks. “Improving sustainability has become a number one priority for the media and entertainment production sector,” said Andy Beale, Project Lead and Chief Engineer at BT Sport. “The future of our planet depends on a collective effort to become carbon net zero. With this IBC Accelerator project, we wanted to tangibly experiment together to understand the alternatives to traditional OB production in live sport, in order to make carbon metrics more readily available so companies can benchmark what they are doing and help motivate them to do more to reduce their own carbon footprints.” “Reducing the carbon emissions attributed to the production of our sports programming is of great importance – and a major part of Sky's ambitions to achieve its goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2030,” added Inga Ruehl, Executive Director, Production Services & Operations at Sky. “The promising results from the trial show that the industry goal of a drastic reduction of emissions through means such as cloud production workflows is very much attainable. If the industry continues to work together towards this goal it can make a huge difference.” The initiative builds upon the significant progress made within the UK TV and f...

Leading football journalist Fabrizio Romano hosts “Debatable”, the brand new forum from ELEVEN Football. In this week's show, Premier League Productions host Steve Bower and Sports Lawyer Daniel Geey join Fabrizio to discuss amongst other topics Manchester United's new manager, Sergio Aguero's pending retirement and the return of Dani Alves to Barcelona. As well as a deep dive into the upcoming transfer window and who is going where and when. If you enjoy it, please follow and leave a review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The United Mates Keitel and Joe are joined by Nick Collins, former Chief Football Reporter for Sky Sports News, freelance broadcaster for Premier League Productions and author of two books about the beautiful game, to look back at a journey in the world of football media that saw Nick report on the dawn and rise of the Premier League, unforgettable Champions League nights and countless England national team camps.

Thiago Silva, N'Golo Kante, Toni Rüdiger, oh my! On this episode of Chelsea Mic'd Up, Brandon, Lee, Andre, and Emily celebrate London being blue and Chelsea on top of the table. Our hosts break down Chelsea's dominant victories over Spurs and Aston Villa, and look to City this weekend. Olivia Buzaglo of Premier League Productions and Fantasy PL joins to chat Lukaku's influence and gives us the lowdown on everything Fantasy PL.

Premier League Productions takes a look at the 2020-21 Premier League Season and the evolution of Manchester City under Pep Guardiola. Hear from Pep Guardiola, his players, and key members of the English media as we take a look back at Manchester City's 2020-21 Premier League Title winning campaign.

Kenzie Benali and Steve Forbes are joined by former Southampton captain Dean Hammond and Premier League Productions reporter Paul Belverstone to discuss Southampton FA Cup exit at the hands of Leicester City.

Presenter & Reporter Alex Aljoe joins Hamish this week on the podcast. Alex currently works for Premier League Productions but previously worked for Real Madrid TV, on two separate occasions, and Chelsea TV. As well as being a talented reporter and presenter, Alex speaks five languages fluently and is an ex-international Lacrosse player for England. In this episode Alex discusses her career journey so far and how and why being multi-lingual has helped her career. Mixed and Sound Designed by Rocket Ears and Graham Slack. Follow Alex on Twitter and Instagram- @alexaljoe Time Codes:- - 1:00-10:00- Alex's start, her year abroad and first break at Real Madrid TV at just 20 years of age including her first interview with a certain Cristiano Ronaldo. - 10:00-12:30- How getting chucked into the deep end early on eventually benefitted Alex's career. - 12:30-14:15- The things Alex did at Durham University to enhance her broadcasting skills. - 14:15-18:10- Alex's decision to do an MA in TV Journalism despite having that hands on experience reporting and presenting for Real Madrid TV. - 18:10-25:15- Alex's experience working for Chelsea TV and then going back out to Real Madrid TV. - 25:15-29:15- How being multi-lingual has helped Alex in her career, how it allows her to interview players like Sergio Agüero, who others can't, and how it allows her to get more from interviewing foreign players. - 29:15-31:30- The differences behind the scenes between English and Spanish productions. - 31:30-36:20- Tips for aspiring sports broadcasters. - 36:20-39:00- The Alex Aljoe Quiz!

Award winning sports broadcaster Mark Pougatch joins Hamish for this weeks episode of Behind the Microphone. One of the most recognisable faces and voices in sports broadcasting, Mark was BBC Radio Five Live's main sports anchor, having presented their flagship Satuday afternoon show, 5 Live Sport and Sports Report for over 16 years. Now, he is ITV's leading sports anchor for both football and rugby, while he also presents for Premier League Productions. In this episode Mark eloquently and insightfully discusses the art of holding a conversation/interview, in both radio and TV, and how vital it is to listen. Mixed and Sound Designed by Rocket Ears. Time Codes:- - 1:00-5:00- First bit Uprbinging, early love for sport and education. - 5:00-6:45- Mark's time at BBC Essex and the skills he developed there. - 6:45-11:00- Moving to BBC Radio 5 Live, Mark's love of a variety of sports and the importance of having a little knowledge of all sports. - 11:00-12:30- Mark's aim as a sports broadcaster hosting BBC Radio 5 Live Sport. - 12:30-14:20- The art of holding a conversation on both TV and radio and the key differences. - 14:20-16:20- Just how vital it is to listen as a sports broadcaster. - 16:20-17:45- Not getting too technical with questions, especially while on terrestrial television. - 17:45- 22:20- Mark's aims as a presenter when he is going into a big event, like the Football World Cup Semi-final 2018 or the Rugby World Cup final 2019 and getting the story right. - 22:20-25:15-Top tips for aspiring sports broadcasters and how Mark Developed his skills. - 25:15-30:00- Mark Pougatch Quiz.

Sports broadcaster Will Perry joins Hamish this week on the podcast. Will is a sports broadcaster with over 20 year's experience in the industry and he currently works for BBC Sport and Premier League Productions as well as others. In this episode Will shares the story of his career so far, discussing everything that has made him the presenter he is today. Time Codes:- - 1:00-4:00- Will's start in the media. - 4:00-10:30- Will's decision to leave University and his early career at Key 103 Manchester, talkSPORT and BBC Radio Manchester. - 10:30-14:20- How covering a variety of sports and moving out of his comfort zone enhanced Will's broadcasting skills. - 14:20-20:00- Will's move into Television. - 20:00-28:30- The development of Will's presenting style, having a bit of fun with it and Will's aims as a sports broadcaster. - 28:30-34:30- What Will thinks makes a successful sports broadcaster and his top tips for aspiring sports broadcasters. - 34:30-39:12- Will Perry Quiz.

Presenter Jules Breach joins Hamish in this week's episode. Jules hosts BT Sport Score every Saturday as well as various shows for Premier League Productions, CBS and more. Jules began her career presenting for shopping channels before moving on to Latest TV in Brighton and then establishing her own radio show ‘Sports Saturday' at Juice 107.2 in Brighton. Jules discusses her career journey to date, including all the key lessons she learnt along the way, how she developed her own presenting style and her aims as a football presenter. Time Codes:- 0:46-2:08- Jules' early life and career ambitions. 2:08-5:00- First job out of University for shopping TV and the early lessons this taught her. 5:00-10:00- Jules move into sport and progression through local TV and radio. 10:00-12:40- Taking a career step back to move forward into sport. 12:40-15:55- How having her own radio show benefitted her skills as a broadcaster. 15:55-23:00- Why Jules went back to University to get her NCTJ diploma. 23:00-29:50- Jules move into national and international Television for BT Sport Score and Premier League Productions. 29:50-34:20- Jules presenting style, how this developed and how having no female football presenters she could really relate too while she was growing up shaped her style. 34:20-36:30- Jules aim as a presenter going into each show. 36:30-40:00- Jules Breach quiz.

Welcome to 'Tom Deacon Deaconstructs' The show where I, Tom, delve that little bit deeper with my guests to look back at their career so far to see what makes them tick and what inspires them. This episode I am joined by British Television presenter Seema Jaswal. You will have seen her work on Premier League Productions, BBC's World Snooker Championships, the Cricket World Cup 2019 to name but a few. I worked with Seema at Gfinity for FIFA 2018. I not only thought she was a brilliant and talented presenter but that she also had a way about her when it came to being in a team environment that was most interesting, and well worth a chat on my podcast about! To find out more about Seema and her work check out her website which has links to her social media like Instagram https://officialseemajaswal.com/about/ Tom Deacon Award winning standup comedian and Presenter Mini wiki - Host on Radio 1, BBC Switch, Capital, Copa 90, Video Game Nation, Joe.co.uk, Gfinity Esports, F1 Esports Pro Series, Matchday Host of Saints FC Twitter - @TomHDeacon Instgram - https://www.instagram.com/tomdeaconcomedy/?hl=en Showreel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNHLMXSuZtQ

Host of the talkSPORT Kick Off Show Hugh Woozencroft joins Hamish for this weeks podcast. After completing a Masters in Sports Journalism from St. Mary's University, Twickenham Hugh went on to work for BBC Five Live and BBC Sport before freelancing for Sky, Premier League Productions and more. In this episode Hugh discusses his journey in sports broadcasting and discusses the importance of being adaptable.

The football poet and FSA's football commentator of the year. Peter Drury has commentated on it all, from the World Cup to the Premier League. He is renowned for his poetic and eloquent style of commentary which has delivered countless spine-tingling moments over the years, often better than the goal itself. With credit to BT Sport and Premier League Productions.

We have been given permission to share this special episode that Mark and Matthew took part in. They were joined by former Newcastle United academy winger Jack Robson, Premier League Productions broadcaster Andy Sixsmith and Chester-le-Street Town midfielder Craig Marron to discuss their experiences of mental health at work, home and in society. The original episode was for the North East Football Podcast and was recorded in November 2018.

On today’s episode of Fantasy Five-a-Side, Jim welcomes a fellow host from Football Ramble Daily! You’ll know her from BT Sport, Premier League Productions and, of course, Jules & Andy: it’s our very own Jules Breach!She’s here to talk us through her dream five-a-side squad featuring a heady mix of Premier League stalwarts, Brighton legends and a man who’s played for both Newcastle United and Newcastle Jets, weirdly enough. Jules insists she’ll dictate play from the bench as their demanding manager rather than getting stuck in on the pitch, all while being ably supported by a legendary Jamaican compatriot.Search ‘Football Ramble Daily’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballrambledaily.com **Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s a triple-headed big-hitter of a pod this week. Freshly-shorn Wilfried Zaha took time away from an event with the Palace for Life Foundation to sit down with Premier League Productions. Statman slid into an analyst’s chair to present his stats to the jury (Chris). Find out what meaningless quirks he has found out about past battles with Everton. Finally, Roy fields the same questions for the 456th time this year in his weekly press conference. Enjoy!

Raise the roof for the latest Palace Pod! Kicking things off is Jordan Ayew, who has had a great season so far for both club and country. He sat down with Premier League Productions ahead of the trip to Burnley. With the help of a robot, the Holmesdale Road Stand roof had its first ever clean recently. James Woodroof secured a world exclusive interview with roof-scrubbing legend Wayne Nyland. The less legendary Statman showed Chris the delights of Speroni's restaurant whilst sharing his favourite Palace vs Burnley stats. Finally, Roy Hodgson completes a solid pod by answering questions from the nation's finest journalists.

Good things comes in threes...so you're in luck this week as the pod is split into three chunky sections. First up it's James McArthur, who has more Premier League appearances for Palace than any other player. He spoke to Premier League Productions. We hadn't heard from Statman for a while so there was lots to catch up on in our longest stat-ramble to date. Finally, two Eagles legends met up recently to shoot the breeze. Darren Ambrose asked Wilfried Zaha all about his early days at the club.

SHU Football Forum hosts Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and Connor Thorpe have a chat with Premier League Productions presenter and reporter Danny Jamieson.

It's the end of a new week and the start of a new pod as the latest edition of the Official Palace Podcast lands hot off the editing desk, packed as ever for you to enjoy. Kicking things off is Palace Chairman, Steve Parish, who discusses in greater depth the club's recently unveiled plans to redevelop the Academy.  Following Parish is another key man at the club, this time Wilfried Zaha. Zaha chats with Premier League Productions on football, fatherhood and foundations. Up next, we've got Ciara Watling and Jordan Butler, two players from the Palace's Women team. They explain their successful start to the season with a new-look squad and look ahead to key upcoming fixtures. Roy Hodgson then rounds things off with his weekly press conference and calls time at the end of another packed Palace Pod.

It’s a marathon of a pod this week as Comedian, Actor and CPFC Associate Director Eddie Izzard chats to Chris Grierson whilst walking the first two hours of the Palace for Life Marathon March. He covers everything from HIIT workouts to how football can save the world. Andros Townsend sat down with Premier League Productions to do his 854th interview about that goal he scored at Man City last season. He also reveals some training ground truths about his teammates. Kent and England cricketers Joe Denly and Sam Billings visited Copers Cope recently to join in with first team training, followed by a visit to the nets with Roy Hodgson and Joel Ward. Statman delivers his usual good statistical news ahead of the home game against Man City. Roy Hodgson then finishes the pod off by using his cricket skills to bat away the usual questions from the world’s media.

Coming the week after another win at home for the Eagles, this week’s pod is a cheery one.  Gary Cahill kept another clean sheet against Norwich City and the former England captain was full of praise for his teammates and the Palace staff after accepting his ManBetX Player of the Month award for September. Another player who has enjoyed a strong start to the season is Cheikhou Kouyate. He sat down with a host broadcasters in the build-up to the facing his former club West Ham United, and in this week's pod he illuminates Premier League Productions. Moving on to a far less illuminating man, Statman loitered at the back of the Lower Holmesdale for a chat with Chris, and this week the pair cover everything from live streams to lawn-mowing. Finally, it’s time to hear what imaginative new questions await Roy Hodgson in his pre-West Ham press conference.

Time to roll back the Premier League years in this week’s pod as Chris Grierson heads to Budapest to catch up with ex-Palace striker Sandor Torghelle and find out what difficulties he faced when coming to England in 2004. Luka Milivojevic has certainly had no problems settling in in SE25 and he was at Tweeddale Primary School in Charshalton to inspire some kids with the Palace for Life foundation. He also sat down with Premier League Productions for a quick interview. Statman is a man who doesn’t know what a quick interview is and he was in sparkling form ahead of the visit of Norwich City to Selhurst Park. Finally, Roy Hodgson answered the same questions as always in his weekly press conference.

Statman has already had his Mark Owen-esque one song on every album, so is back to being just Statman on this week’s pod. Joining him is former England test cricketer Matthew Hoggard, who was at Selhurst Park for the My People business club lunch. Jordan Ayew won the ManbetX August player of the month award for his fine start to the season so he chatted to James Woodroof about the honour of being voted for by the fans. A man who is always reliable in a Palace shirt - James McArthur - sat down with Premier League Productions to preview the visit of Wolves. As always, the pod ends with Roy Hodgson’s weekly press conference. Enjoy!

Close your eyes and open your ears because it’s the thirty third instalment of the Official Palace Pod!  Statman is back from his minimoon with a healthy tan and after a bit of cricket chat (sorry) he hits us for six with his best stats. He’s also got a new jingle. We are also sorry about that. Martin Kelly has now been at the club for five years and he spoke to Premier League Productions ahead of the game against Villa. Palace have a new signing from Sevilla! Yes that’s right, we’ve dipped into the transfer market for a young and exciting…Social Media Executive. Luke Dunn chats all things football twitter. And finally, Roy Hodgson gives a masterclass in answering questions.

SHU Football Forum presenters Joseph Hadfield and Josh Chapman chat to Sheffield Hallam graduate Sam Ashoo, now of Premier League Productions, formerly of Liverpool TV, about Liverpool, Sheffield United and the club closest to his heart, Lincoln City.

It's the end of another week and the Official Palace Pod has landed right on time for your commute home from work today or pre-match listening tomorrow morning. This episode kicks-off with Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who sat down and spoke with Premier League Productions following his visit to a local primary school with the Palace for Life Foundation. He talks with Kelly Somers about role models, his desire to score and his motivation growing up. Next up we have the Brighton preview everyone wants to hear as Statman and Palace TV's Chris Grierson bring you up-to-date on Palace and Brighton from the refereeing room at Selhurst Park. They're followed by Survival Sunday boss Paul Hart, as the former Palace manager discusses that remarkable day at Hillsborough when the Eagles were saved from relegation by the boot of a certain Darren Ambrose. Penultimately, The Kooks' frontman Luke Pritchard spoke with the Palace programme earlier in the week to reveal his affiliation with the Eagles, his thoughts on the south London music scene and about life growing up in Croydon. Rounding things up afterwards is, of course, Roy Hodgson, whose pre-Brighton press conference concludes this week's Palace Pod.

This edition is bursting with interviews, starting off with captain Luka Milivojevic who spoke with Premier League Productions earlier today to look ahead to the clash with Fulham. Following him is a trio of new signings for Palace, kicking-off with the latest of them all: Michy Batshuayi, speaking on his first day in Beckenham. Up next is Lucas Perri, who spoke with Palace TV about signing for the Eagles, Brazil and how he learnt to speak English. Completing the interviews with Palace's latest additions is Bakary Sako, explaining his return to south London. After Sako comes a barrage of interviews held in Israel, as Palace sent an Under-19s team on a competitive winter tour. They were joined by Palace TV who spoke with Steve Parish, Gary Issott, Joe Hungbo, Rohan Luthra and Martin Onoabhagbe. Don't miss what Parish and Issott had to say as well as some of the first interviews held with the Academy lads. Finally it's everyone's favourite 10-minute period of the week as Statman unveils his usual array of eye-catching stats.

Another week, another Palace Pod! This time recorded from the broadcast gallery at Selhurst Park. On the Pod this week... Patrick van Aanholt chats to Premier League Productions ahead of the trip to Anfield. Christian Benteke talks us through his lengthy recovery from a knee injury. Statman is in awe of the amount of screens before his eyes. And finally, Roy masterfully bats away questions in his weekly press conference.

It’s that time of the week again and the Official Palace Pod has landed, with a bumper Episode 17 bringing you everything you’ll need to hear about Palace. Kicking us off is Statman who, among everything else, reveals just how long after a match finishes that a player can be booked. The answer may surprise you… Following him is last week’s goalscorer Jeffrey Schlupp, who spoke with Premier League Productions before facing his former club of 12 years on Saturday. Mark Bright then bursts onto the pod with an update on all loan players before another club favourite, this time Jonny Ertl, looks back over his Palace career, focusing in particular on that Survival Sunday epic. The pod is then rounded off as usual with Roy Hodgson’s pre-match press conference, as he looks ahead to the Leicester game and provides his thoughts on Palace, the opposition and other events from throughout the week.

Joel Ward took a PE Lesson at a primary school this week so Chris Grierson took the opportunity to quiz him about his lycra-clad cycling recovery routine with Martin Kelly in Richmond Park. Former Palace striker Neil Shipperley spends match days entertaining Palace fans in Legends at Selhurst Park…and he spends this podcast entertaining us about his two legendary spells at the club. Joining Joel at St Chad’s Primary School was James McArthur, who with Ciara Watling & Jordan Butler from Palace Ladies donated equipment to the school courtesy of the Palace for Life foundation. James previewed the Bournemouth game with Premier League Productions whilst Ciara and Jordan updated us on the Ladies’ season so far. The gaffer looked ahead to Monday’s Premier League on the South Coast in his pre-match press conference and Statman gets specific with his predictions.

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe examine how two of English football’s biggest rivals came together to unify an entire city after a terror attack in May. This episode features two special guests, former MUTV commentator Steve Bower and former Manchester United player Phil Neville. Together, the guys discuss the history of the Manchester Derby, and analyze what City and United’s response to the attack meant to the entire community of Manchester. Special thanks to Steve Bower and Phil Neville for their contribution to this episode. Additional thanks to Premier League Productions, Fox Sports and N P O 3 FM.