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Episode 23 baybay! The last of the Christmas and New Year double salvos come to an end with a return to the usual ways next week. But for now we'll take a look at our top 5 stories of the week ranging from the games, to the potential incoming and outgoing transfer stories of the month and the title race and our impact on it!

Episode 22 is ringing in the new year, I hope you all had a fantastic one! This week with the review of not one but two games I will be coming to you with my top 5 stories of the week around the Brighton world. From the dominant performance v Everton to dropping people from the squad due to 'tactical reasons' it's all here!

This is the story of the beginnings of craft beer. We tell you how this "craft beer" concept emerged. In this episode, we interviewed John Holl - a beer expert and journalist, Renee DeLuca - the daughter of the craft beer pioneer Jack McAuliffe, and professor Michael Lewis who has taught brewing for decades. 

Episode 21 comes on the back of a disappointing collapse at Bournemouth after looking pretty good! Just what is going on with our red card mania? I also have the interview you all want to listen to. Love it or hate it, the American Albion fan who sang his heart out for his future Sussex bae is on the show and has his say!

20! We enter the roaring 20s with a defeat at home to Chelsea but a second half performance to be happy about. We look ahead to facing a very beatable Bournemouth as the Christmas period begins and wonder how VAR may effect the top 6.

Nearly into the 20s! Not only that but we're getting close to the busy Christmas period and it doesn't get any easier from here on out, with Chelsea, Bournemouth and Arsenal all to play in the next few weeks we look back on the disappointing loss to Burnley and the game to come this Sunday at the AMEX v Sarris Blues.

Brighton 3-1 Crystal Palace. 10 men. Glenn Murray. Florin Andone. Leon Balogun. Incredible scenes from the AMEX tonight and a huge victory over the scum from up the M23. Reaction to the game is what we have tonight, enjoy it!

Episode 17 comes on a short week with Palace creeping up on us in no time on Tuesday! This warrants an early release as well as a change up in the format. This week we take a look at fans views on the excellent 2-1 win away at Huddersfield, our first Premier League win from behind! We also talk about the team and the upcoming big one at the AMEX. 

We revisit the game at the AMEX this weekend where the Albion failed to finish off a 10 man Leicester squad. Have our new signings done enough? Are our tactics or the players a problem? Recruitment staff? Hughton? We take a look at it all as well as a preview of the Huddersfield game!

Episode 15! Halfway through the last international break for FOUR MONTHS thank you God. This week I take a look at the few stories of that emerged from Dunk making his England debut to Locadia wanting OUT. The main event of the show is my chat with the man behind the Stateside Seagulls twitter handle Paul! Paul talks to me about being a born and bred American fan supporting the Albion from afar, his first trip to see an Albion game and the PL experience in DC last month!

Episode 14! Hello darkness my old friend, the international break is here again. Not only that but we leave this chunk of Premier League football with a defeat at Cardiff. We take a look at the story behind the result and the implications for the squad going forward!

The number 13 is unlucky for some and it was definitely the case for the Albion this weekend as we got handed a 3-1 defeat away at Goodison Park, I take a look into the reasons why, and some possible tactical errors we made that cost us the chance at more. I also look ahead to Cardiff and take a close look at the Jahanbakhsh conundrum, is he truly worthy of a place in the starting XI? We look to the numbers for answers!

HELLO PATRIOTS. GET YOUR BACKSTAGE PASSES READY, IF YOU'RE HERE FOR THE RIGHT REASONS. WE'VE TAKEN THIS PODCAST IN A LUCRATIVE NEW DIRECTION. Did we say lucrative? We mean patriotic. And not les patriotes, we're talking real American Patriots! NO CANADIAN HISTORY LEARNING HERE. Also: Vanessa leans in to her poly preferences, we discover teaching school children in Albion can be rewarding, Matthew keeps murdering, John gets a crush on a boss, and burp fart my butt my butt.

06:00 - Level Up
19:15 - The Quest Log
01:05:55 - Bullshit Mini Game Corner
01:13:45 - Squarely Against

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Kevin Gallagher is the author of the poetry collection, Loom (MadHat Press, 2016). He edits spoKe, a Boston-based annual of poetry and poetics, and was a guest-editor for Jacket magazine from 2003-2010. He is a founder of the groundbreaking Boston-based poetry magazine compost, which ran from 1992-2003. He works as a Professor of Global Policy at Boston University’s Pardee School for Global Studies.

Jay Besemer’s most recent book of poetry is Chelate (Brooklyn Arts Press, 2016). He is the author of many other poetic artifacts including Telephone (Brooklyn Arts Press), A New Territory Sought (Moria), Aster to Daylily (Damask Press), and Object with Man’s Face (Rain Taxi Ohm Editions). He is a contributor to the groundbreaking anthology Troubling the Line: Trans and Genderqueer Poetry and Poetics. He is a contributing editor with The Operating System, the co-editor of a special digital Yoko Ono tribute issue of Nerve Lantern, and founder of the Intermittent Series in Chicago, where he lives with his partner and a very helpful cat.

Nate Marshall is from the South Side of Chicago. He is the author of Wild Hundreds (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2015), winner of the Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize, and an editor of The BreakBeat Poets: New American Poetry in the Age of Hip-Hop (Haymarket Books, 2015). He is a founding member of The Dark Noise Collective, and he is the National Program Director of Louder Than A Bomb Youth Poetry Slam. A Cave Canem fellow, his work has appeared in Poetry Magazine, Indiana Review, and The New Republic, among others.

It's time to veer off the Wine Road a bit and chat with a brewer. After all, the modern era of the craft beer industry began here in the heart of Northern California Wine Country. Don is an icon among brewers beginning with New Albion Brewery, kick starting Mendocino Brewing Company, and now calling Napa Smith home. He's been working on his craft as long as some of the winemakers I've interviewed. Hear about his past, present and likely future.

Megan Kaminski is the author of two books of poetry, Deep City (Noemi Press, 2015) and Desiring Map (Coconut Books, 2012), and nine chapbooks. Her poems and essays have appeared in The Atlantic, American Letters & Commentary, Denver Quarterly, Puerto del Sol, Third Coast, and other journals. Before joining the faculty at the University of Kansas, she made her home in Los Angeles, Paris, and Portland, OR. She is an assistant professor in the Graduate Creative Writing Program at the University of Kansas and was the 2015-2016 Hall Center for the Humanities Creative Fellow. She also curates the Taproom Poetry Series in downtown Lawrence.

Sarah Carson’s newest book of poems, Buick City, was published in 2015 by Mayapple Press. She also is the author of the collection Poems in Which You Die (BatCat Press, 2014) and three chapbooks. Her poems and short stories have appeared in Cream City Review, Columbia Poetry Review, Diagram, Guernica, and The Nashville Review, among others.