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FTCUTD - The For The Culture Soccer Show

FTCUTD - The For The Culture Soccer Show

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The Podcast extension of the Soccer Supporters' Brand, For The Culture. For The Culture is a Brand based in Atlanta, GA, giving perspectives of the Beautiful Game with soul and flavor. Listen, subscribe, and SHARE with your homies and baes on your favorite podcast apps! Don't forget to submit feedback on your apps- we see it and we appreciate it!Follow us on Social Media! @FTCUTDTwitter (https://twitter.com/FTCUTD) / Facebook (https://facebook.com/ftcutd) / Instagram (https://www.instagram.c ...
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The academic treatment for English-speakers who get that soccer is more than gamedays, stars and goals. Who wonder about the histories, subcultures and politics that make the game so different from many American sports cultures; and who care about a critical take on soccer as a global capitalist machine. A European-guided journey, with one expert "visiting professor" each episode.
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Back for April, and FTC comes with gifts! Thanks to our crazy Black History League Draft, in today's episode we spin the block with a true US soccer legend- We have US Soccer Hall of Famer, DC United icon, and Carolina Core FC Chief Sporting Officer Eddie Pope on the show for a special interview! We tap in and discuss the Carolina Core project, the…
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Kay Bernstein was elected the president of Hertha BSC, then in the 1st Bundesliga, in June 2022. He died at his home near Berlin on January 16th of this year, with Hertha being in the 2nd Bundesliga. What sounds like a short and - on the pitch - unsuccessful presidency is in fact the most significant shift and opening up of possibilities in club le…
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"The era is brought to life by the accounts of Albanians who lived through it, which capture the importance of football to a populace starved of any other source of communal enjoyment. The otherworldliness and innate cruelty of the Stalinist regime provide a terrifying backdrop to their tales," reads the blurb for Phil Harrison's book The Hermit Ki…
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Getting in gear for our sixth year of serving the intersection of Black Culture and Soccer! In the first show of 2024, Greggo, Coach, and Devin link up with the Vice President of DEI with USL, Dr. Chris Busey to discuss the progress with bringing racial equity into USL Lower League soccer, his journey into the game, and how the recent news of the U…
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... of all people! Raphael is a German political scientist, whose book "Peace to the Terraces, War to the Federations and Leagues" is a pathbreaking materialist critique of "modern soccer" - the game as purely an entertainment market commodity. The book is only published in German so far, and we were in the process of rolling out his thoughts with …
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Indie, Hip Hop, Punk, Reggae, Ska and Choruses- from Leeds to Istanbul, from Vienna to Mexico City, from Darmstadt to Buenos Aires. Your second soccer playlist is here - with some background info, and plenty of quirky football lyrics. PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE - links to videos: Puma Hardchorus - England, France, Germany and Italy Alberto Colucci -…
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If you are thinking of dreaming of going to England, seeing a Premier League game, dive into the atmosphere that you see on TV, or even have concrete travel plans already to finally see one game of the club you otherwise follow on TV, then this episode is for you. If you are listening from England, and have followed your club for years and decades,…
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I thought today’s episode needed a long rationalization. But as I was writing it, I thought f*** it, I don’t need to be doing verbal gymnastics. I know human beings, there, and our guest does too. So we’ll just let these stories speak. About soccer, about trauma, about peace and coexistence, and about youth cultures both left and right of center in…
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Just a few weeks ago, Poland elected a new parliament. The result was a change in power, from the national conservative camp to the centrist, pro-European one. And the campaign, yet again, highlighted, to use an overused term, the culture wars over defining the future of one of the European Union’s largest but also newest member states. Historicall…
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A mini audiobook - for the time to think in the evenings after the presents have all been unwrapped, or for a listen with the children: As the story goes, on Christmas 1914, during world war 1, in the trenches of Belgium, German and English soldiers laid down their weapons, shook hands, and played a game of football in the no man’s land between the…
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An arranged marriage of a Greek and a Celt began the settlement of Massalia, today: Marseille. Europe’s bellwether of multiculturalism, 2nd city of France, one of Europe’s biggest ports, migrant destination for centuries, cauldron of socioeconomic conflict, cradle of French rap music - and home of Olympique, still France’s only Champions League win…
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Reunited for the holiday Friendsgiving episode is Greggo and TK and at long last the ladies of Shea Butter FC, coming back a trip down the road to San Diego for the NWSL Championship which saw Gotham claim their first NWSL chip over a fallen Megan Rapinoe and OL Reign. We recap their Championship Week experience and coming to glances with famous be…
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FC St. Pauli is a 2nd Bundesliga team from Hamburg. That’s one thing. It is also "Germany’s original cult club," an "antifascist pioneer," the "club of punk and techno, or a "swashbuckling left wing club." The history behind these labels begin in the late 1980s, when punks occupied houses around St. Pauli’s stadium and antiracists found out that fo…
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On Thursday, November 2nd, the second largest city of Austria, Graz, will see its second soccer derby in the last 16 years, in the Austrian cup tournament. Sturm Graz, currently leaders of the Austrian Bundesliga and Europa League starters, face GAK (Graz Athletic Sports Club), the city's oldest club, its first one to win a national title, and curr…
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Matthias Sindelar was, and is, the most famous Austrian footballer between World Wars 1 and 2. Known for his elegant style of play during a period when Austrian soccer was admired as an innovative model, he defined Austria’s national team, known as the "miracle team," and his club, Austria Vienna. Austria joined Nazi Germany between 1938 and 1945. …
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Greggo and Cali U from the Dreaming of Freedom Pod link up to talk about the mire of uncertainty in Miami where the GOAT has been largely absent for the past month and the more stunning news of a massive price hike in season tickets for Miami, which resulted in one person in particular dropping his season tickets. Also in the show we go into Liverp…
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Soccer jerseys, kits, football shirts - whatever the name, there is no shortage of opinions about them. Pretty or ugly, traditional or not, brands, costs, sponsors; whether to own only those we have connections to, or buy them for style, or collect them... We’ll cut through all that today, with the help of Alex Ireland, author of the very recently …
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When I was High School, Sturm Graz, one of the two teams of my hometown in Austria and the club I was born into, had its most successful phase. We made it to the CL group phase twice - and eventually went bankrupt from it. One of the protagonists was a young, serious-looking player from our own youth system who was known to be not your stereotypica…
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FC Bayern is the club of Franz Beckenbauer, Harry Kane, and countless fans across the world. However, Bayern is also the club of Kurt Landauer. A Jew from a businesspeople’s family, he served for Germany in World War I and got to know football from English and Swiss students. As a club president, he led his FC Bayern to its first championship 1932,…
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Between the late 1970s and the late 1980s, Dynamo Berlin, a club closely associated with the Communist East German Republic’s secret police, won the country’s title ten consecutive times. The hatred of the team across the country united its fans, but also provided the perhaps most prominent kind of complaint and grumbling that the GDR’s citizens ha…
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Greggo, Marc, and TK recap the Round of 16 in the Women's World Cup, where the colonizers had their way with their former territories and the US Women suffer their earliest ever elimination by the absolute slimmest of margins- we go over how did we get here, who's the blame and hopefully what's next to come for the US, and how programs are persever…
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The group stage of the Women's World Cup is done and dusted and TK, Devin & Marc recap some shock eliminations, some Colonizer knockout picks, and what's happening the US Women's performance amid critiques from all sides! We also go into Leagues Cup action where Atlanta United crashes out, and the Saudi transfer train hits MLS, with Marta, Red Bull…
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Back from a successful trip to DC, we recap our views in The District from MLS All-Star week where Arsenal put a healthy whooping on the MLS All-Stars, and wrapping an incredible week for the league, we got Leo Messi's grand debut and capped it with last minute free kick winner, which our Dreaming co-host Cali U saw from a South Florida bar thanks …
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Today's Season 1 wrap-up is a tour of Europe in 1 hour. Some listeners contacted me with the same great idea: check in with a lot of the visiting professors from season 1 again, and have them tell us briefly how they are now, and how things went. So I called all those with whom I talked a while ago about a club, a country, an ongoing situation, to …
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We come back after yet another holiday where we begin to get ready for the Women's World Cup, and dig into the US Men's Gold Cup journey (prior to their Semifinal exit) and debate on who's made a decent case for further inclusion in the men's roster. Heading into the WWC we go into the announcement of the new US Captains for the tournament where de…
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Probably no other English club below the professional leagues has gathered more media attention than Dulwich Hamlet, located South of the river in London and around in that neighborhood since 1893. Any quick search on the club will turn up grand phrases like “a different vision for football” or “the small club with the big vision.” And that vision …
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Greggo and Yogi are back after a week of recovery after the Henny Derby festivities, we go into early summer transfer moves, the US and the American Mourinho win the Nations League, with the US making the move to re-hire Gregg Berhalter as head coach- is this the right move and are we good with this, and MORE in 2UP/2Down! #Prideteenth 2023 is wrap…
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Degerfors IF in Sweden's top tier surely must have one of the most unusual, lovely and countercultural stories that professional football in Europe has to tell at the moment. It's roots lie in a rich history of steeltown football that led the club to national fame in the mid 20th century, and its present is headed by a chairman who is a sociologist…
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FTC sits under the Blue Moon as we cover Man City's triumph of the Men's Champions League and claiming the 2nd treble in English football history. The triumphant City supporter Professor Jermaine chops it up with Devin, Greggo, and TK to recap the match and what lies ahead for City as the apparent exit for Pep Guardiola has already been scheduled. …
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In the aftermath of Messi's announcement of his impending signing with Inter Miami, Greggo and Mean Marc chop it up with the Culture Insider, Cali Urrutia to discuss what this means for Miami and MLS and the potential impact on the league going forward. Prideteenth is BACK! Get either you Prideteenth namesets or our new Pride Tee at ftcutd.com/shop…
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Clapton Community Football Club is a very special member-owned club in East London, just two Tube stops east of West Ham United. Its members saved its own ground, rebuilt it, host workshops on how to monitor police violence in the neighborhood, will host St Pauli’s women’s team from Germany in a few weeks - and have very good reasons for why they d…
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Rundown- UWCL Recap - Barcelona races back on Wolfsburg UMCL Preview and Predictions - Does Inter have a shot? Summer Moves - Benzema leaving Real- does Saudi Arabia want the Muslims? Messi heading to the US? 2UP/2DOWN - New cribs, Graduation shootings, Tina Turner and Jim Brown tribute, USMNT Interim's Interim, LAFC falls short of SCCL More! Pride…
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It's the first episode with American guests - and the first one with three of them. For this episode of The Assistant Professor of Football, I am joined by three (real) professors who regularly teach, in American university classrooms, about football - its culture, its meaning, its history. We talked about how that teaching is going, what would it …
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In the 180 Int'l, Coach Tony returns following the end of the spring season and brings along the President of Morehouse Club Soccer, Tommy Mesamours to chop it up with Greggo and Prof. Jermaine. We give our first kick to Man City, having clinched their 3rd straight Premier League title following an Arsenal loss from one of Coach Tony's favorite kee…
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Sorry for the late drop! TK and Devin get the work in after a productive Mother's Day to recap what's been happening in the NWSL Challenge, which included a successful trip out to LA for Devin to help support the Spirit as they played Angel City. Also this past week was the start of MLS's rivalry week and we even get time in catch up on the US Open…
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Greggo and TK kick off the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semis and give our thoughts on if Milan can stage a comeback against their neighbors without their starboy Rafael Leao. We also touch on Napoli's first Serie A championship in over 30 years, but somewhat marred by a emblem brought on to the pitch, and more in 2UP/2Down!! Follow us on…
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Greggo and Mean Marc run late this week with Professor Jermaine to talk about Josef Martinez making his revenge known against his former team and what this means going forward for Josef and Miami. Also we hit on the NWSL and the promising partnership of Ashley Sanchez and Trinity Rodman, and more in 2UP/2Down!! Follow us on social media! Twitter, I…
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This April, an unlikely press release made headlines in Major League Soccer- as well as Austrian soccer-related media: Los Angeles FC, reigning MLS champion and barely 9 years old, noted that they had “officially received approval to invest with the Austrian club FC Wacker Innsbruck,” the “living legend” that the song we just heard, Wacker Innsbruc…
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Devin, Mean Marc, and TK recap the biggest matches from MLS and NWSL this weekend, and preview the upcoming 2nd legs of CCL. FTC also picks our 5-a-side teams from NWSL so far this season. Follow us on social media! Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @FTCUTD!! TikTok @ftcutdpod! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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A first, but certainly not the last, journey to Italy, the homeland of Ultras: with Richard Hall, founder of the Guardian Sports Network blog The Gentleman Ultra - a treasure trove of Italian soccer stories - and host of Inter Milan’s English-speaking club podcast, we travel first to the 1990s, when Ultra fanculture first became visible across Euro…
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Devin, Greggo, Prof. Jermaine and Yogi link up to discuss the fallouts and subplots of (half) of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals, which saw Frank Lampard fail to take Chelsea through a miracle comeback over the champs Madrid and why the Blues were doomed to fail under Lampard. We kick off the show however with a continuation of the conversa…
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Greggo and Imani Dub go into USWNT's friendly against Ireland in Austin over the weekend (where Imani served as AO Capo), which saw the US take a 2-0 victory however with a heavy cost as winger Mal Swanson was taken down and suffered a torn patella tendon and has been rendered all but officially out for the World Cup. Where does that leave the US w…
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Back from Spring, or Easter, break, an unusual episode: a - very preliminary, but very varied - playlist of 12 soccer culture songs that you wont find in this constellation on any English-speaking website. From punk perspectives on the game and the fate of Hooligan culture, to ballads about football, God and sexual orientation, from the Antifa ska-…
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As the NWSL kicks off the opening weekend of the 2023 season, we bring in Miss Christmas of the Walkin 90 Pod and Shea Butter Street Team in with Greggo and Mean Marc to discuss the first set of games, including the first match that saw her NC Courage beat the Kansas City Current. Kicking off the pod however was a recap of Atlanta United's unexpect…
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We go into the men's international break where Bayern makes a massive change at the top, and we discuss how managers can survive there given their super high standards. With the 2026 Cycle officially beginning, national teams are regrouping and Kylian Mbappe has been named the new France captain, much to the chagrin of one of the vets. We then turn…
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Go to FTCUTD.com, for our daily World Cup blog and visit the all new FTC Store at ftcutd.com/shop! Get your new 2023 Jerseys with the new 2023 FTC Namesets! Follow us on social media! Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @FTCUTD!! TikTok @ftcutdpod! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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