5 chapters across the catalog
Jonnie Jensen discusses his relationship with former co-host Glen and their previous podcast, The Wrap Up, which began during the COVID-19 lockdown. The show is currently on sabbatical as both men have focused on new relationships and professional growth. Jensen recounts visiting Glen's new house to watch the Arsenal versus Tottenham football match, noting the rare Arsenal victory at Spurs' stadium.
Glenn discusses his "50 things" bucket list, which includes learning to fly a plane and performing the Lindy Hop. He shares his progress on various goals, such as seeing Tottenham Hotspur in a cup final and learning to sail. The activities are intended to provide personal fulfillment and improve his profile on dating apps.
A discussion on youth football leads to a conversation about the Football Association (FA) extending mixed-gender football up to the under-18 level. The hosts advocate for merit-based inclusion, arguing that if a female player is skilled enough to compete with men, she should be allowed to do so. They reference professional stars like Alex Morgan and the need to move past "proper football man" mentalities.
Tottenham Hotspur, Nuno Espirito Santo Appointment
As Tottenham Hotspur fans, the hosts discuss the appointment of Nuno Espirito Santo as the new manager following his tenure at Wolves. They reminisce about "mercurial talents" like David Ginola and unconventional tactics like moving defenders to the striker position. The segment concludes with a brief mention of England's performance in the Euros and their upcoming match against Denmark.
Jonnie Jensen promotes "The Dad Call," a free bi-weekly virtual meetup that provides a safe, unrecorded space for men to discuss everything from football and beer to divorce and court cases. He mentions his fandom for Tottenham Hotspur and the podcast The Fighting Cock. The initiative aims to provide a low-pressure environment for men to hang out and support one another.
