On the final episode of Season 1, the story of a homeless refugee who uses soccer and school to survive; Mike Geddes describes streetsoccerworld USA and Matt Lawrence talks about why it was important for New York City FC to re-sign Maxime Chanot

"The Club" authors Jon Clegg and Josh Robinson. Also, NYCFC Academy Player of the Year Nico Banalcazar and the journey to the MLS Cup with Gio Savarese. Plus a tribute to David Villa and Tommy McNamara

An exclusive interview with NJ native, Giuseppe Rossi who is a free agent and has an interest in Major League Soccer. Also, futbol MLS journalist Ariel Judas reviews the Copa Libertadores fiasco.

An engaging conversation with former Canandian National Team goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc who was recently named to the newly created, Concacaf Head of Women's Football; New York City FC Academy goalkeeper Jennifer Sosa is representing Uruguay at the U17 Women's World Cup - at the age of 14. Her club coach, Osbourne Carter will help explain her journey.

The end of an era as LIU Brooklyn wins the NEC Championship and coach TJ Kostecky describes the emotions after the last match ever at "the cage" in Brooklyn. Ilaria Maroni reports from Ribalta where Napoli supporters gather for games and New York City FC's season comes to a disappointing end. Dome Torrent, Sean Johnson and Alex Ring react.

Soccer for a 1 or 2 year old? There is a grass roots program here in New York City that teaches soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment – we’ll meet the directors. The Superclasico may be the most heated rivalry in sports. NYCFC Spanish radio commentator and Argentina native Ariel Judas shares the passion of Boca Juniors versus River Plate. New York City FC will travel to Atlanta down a goal in their MLS playoff series. We’ll hear why Dome Torrent, Sean Johnson and...

The voice of American soccer JP Dellacamera plus soccer journalist Ilaria Maroni from La Voce di New York and an MLS playoff preview with David Villa and Anton Tinnerholm

Brooklyn College women's soccer coach Patrick Horne played in the NASL and he joins us to talk about his new book, "The Black Pioneers of the North American Soccer League. The road woes continue for New York City FC but they hope a home match on Decision Day will cure the pain. Dome Torrent, Alex Ring and Sean Johnson chime in. And 1-on-1 with NYCFC center back Sebastian Ibeagha

A "Soccer Day" celebration in the five boroughs of New York City; Yangel Herrera ready to return with reaction from Claudio Reyna, Dome Torrent and Sean Johnson; The saga of Audi Field with soccer write Charles Boehm

Part 2 with New York City FC President, Jon Patricof; A 1-on-1 interview with Ben Sweat who has earned his first international call-up with the USMNT; Paul Tenorio of The Athletic shares his thoughts on the next USMNT head coach and discussions to alter or eliminate the 3rd Designated Player in MLS.

NYCFC President Jon Patricof shares his thoughts on the partnership between the club, NYU School of Professional Studies and NYC Media; Ben Sweat gets the call-up while Dome Torrent and Sebastian Ibeagha describe stages of development; Seth Taylor and former Seattle Sounder Patrick Ianni's new book helps to enhance the coach/parent/soccer player relationship

City in the Community Leadership Council member Kwame King reviews a special day in Brooklyn with Beyond Sport; Dome Torrent and Jo Inge Berget address the recent results for New York City FC; Jeff Rueter, who covers Minnesota United for The Atlantic, helps preview Saturday's match.

Nicole Rodriguez and the Puerto Rican National Team lodge a symbolic protest for equality with the help of Argentina; Facial coding and how it can benefit the coach/player relationship from author Dan Hill; Montreal Impact sideline reporter Joey Alfieri tells the Impact story ahead of their home match against New York City FC.

James Sands describes his first start for New York City FC and how he prepared for the moment; The USMNT met Brazil at Met Life and Yahoo Sports soccer writer Doug McIntyre gives us his take with reaction from the players and coaching staff on a 9-11 match date with Mexico; Former England and MLS pro goalkeeper Ian Joyce shares his thoughts on Clint Dempsey retirement.

Brooklyn born Tim Weah is back home preparing for the USMNT friendly on Friday against Brazil; NYCFC coach Dome Torrent endorses USMNT head coach candidate Greg Berhalter; NYCFC commentator Matt Lawrence previews City's next two opponents; Marketing guru Joe Favorito talks about La Liga's presence in the states.

While New York City FC supporters pine for a stadium the Columbus Crew SC soccer community wonders whether they will even have a team in 2019. Morgan Hughes from #SaveTheCrew joins us plus a preview of NYCFC at Columbus; Soccer historian and author Charles Cuttone shares Yankee Stadium soccer stories and a graduate student has created a foundation providing a platform for children in sports.

The Acquista brothers from Queens have a difference of opinion when it comes to the Hudson River Derby; Kristian Dyer of Metro NY and MSG Network gives the NY Red Bulls perspective on the derby; NYCFC coach Dome Torrent responds to recent reports regarding David Villa and Jesus Medina

The FIFA Foundation Festival in Russia and Street Football World with US Network Manager Lilli Barrett-O'Keefe; The successful return of David Villa for New York City FC; Mike Woitalla of Soccer America on leadership struggles in U.S. Soccer

Our HS students with the NYU School of Professional Studies submit their final "Soccer on the Bloc" with a look at the positive impact of soccer on immigrants; Claudio Stonelli says head gear in soccer may be mandatory in years to come as a concussion prevention device; Dome Torrent makes a surprising choice in the starting XI and Adrian Conoboy shares his thoughts on winning the MLS Works Community MVP Award

Our NYU SPS students are involved in activities surrounding Manchester City’s visit to the Metropolitan area including an interview with Paul Dickov. Also, Jack Harrison’s agent Remy Cherin provides the back-story of Harrison’s journey to the English Championship and a review of New York City FC’s recent road trip and the reasons why Dome Torrent was happy with the team but not with MLS after the loss in Seattle.

We hear from Riyad Mahrez, Bernardo Silva, Phil Foden, David Villa and Dome Torrent from the NYCFC training facility; Students from the NYU School of Professional Studies covered the NYCFC v Montreal match for Soccer on the Bloc; Adrian Conoboy is a brain cancer survivor who is enhancing the NYC community through soccer with #wecankickit

New York Times soccer columnist George Vecsey offers a view of this World Cup and those from the past. A visit to Cafe Baltazar, the place to be for Croatian World Cup matches. NYCFC continued their dominance at home as Jonathan Lewis emerges plus Homegrown James Sands describes the feeling of winning a National Championship. Sporting Director Claudio Reyna talks about the growth of the NYCFC Academy

A group of New York City High School students present their first "Soccer on the Bloc" through the NYU School of Professional Studies; New York City FC coach Domè Torrent wins in his first Hudson River Derby while NYCFC Academy coach Matt Pilkington is honored; Long-time NYC resident and Soccer America columnist Paul Gardner gives his take on the World Cup.

Rockafeller Center was the spot for Soccer on Bloc and World Cup viewing and reaction from the Mexico-Brazil match; Coach Edu Rubio breaks down Spain's elimination from the World Cup at the hands of the hosts, Russia; Two boyhood friends are now on opposite sides in the Hudson River Derby; NYCFC coach Domè Torrent seeking to be clear with his message.