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Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin are joined by former U.S. Women's National Team defender & former San Jose Earthquakes soccer analyst Danielle Slaton, now an analyst for MLS Season Pass. As Portland preps to face the Earthquakes this weekend, Slaton, who was on the call this past weekend for Portland's 1-0 win over FC Dallas, talks about what impressed her about the Timbers, what has been working this year for San Jose, the upcoming debut for NWSL expansion side Bay FC, and what she expects from Thorns stars and the USWNT in the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

It's the return of Phil! Fresh off the Austin FC game, the dynamic duo returns to the airwaves for your listening pleasure! It is the return of studs & duds, match analysis, and a season recap rolled up into one fun episode. As always you can reach the crew on Twitter or the subreddit for comments. 

Enjoy!

Hot off the mixing board and into your ears, the second episode of the season is here! Dom has brought in Favi from Tectonic Takes to discuss a plethora of San Jose Earthquakes topics! The season has been rough to start, but both still have hope for a turnaround. The question is, how?

This is the second installment of the #Quakes74 multi verse interviews. Be on the look out for more throughout the season!

Join Dom in this latest installment of the Lobina Side Bar as he interviews the San Jose Earthquakes creative manager of content Sam Benavidez! This episode dives into Sam's journey with the club, some fun stories being with the players as he produces the video content fans of the club love and a quick chat about him playing drums for not one, but two bands!

Join Dom in this latest installment of the Lobina Side Bar as he discusses some of the recent news and form of the San Jose Earthquakes! As the Quakes prepare for their final 6 games of the season, Dom takes on the task of painting the picture of the club's playoff hopes.

This is the very FIRST installment of the Side Bar interview segments. There will be more to come throughout the season, highlighting members of the Quakes community. Dom is joined by Quakes Epicenter's Jamon Moore in this episode, digging into Jamon's history of Quakes fandom, a break down his work around the league with data/analytics. To end it, Dom & Jamon wrap things up with a segment on your San Jose Earthquakes.

Back from Summer break, Dom & Sterling deliver their takes on the state of Quakes! Was Jesse being fired a blessing in disguise? Is LaA Chofis the answer at the 10? Are we in for a treat with Ebobisse being placed in line to take over the Wondo mantle? So many questions, so much time to answer. This is an extended episode sure to be a treat!


References are made to the San Jose Earthquakes subreddit where you can interact with us on the podcast threads at reddit.com/r/SJEarthquakes. You can also find us on Twitter @QuakesAfter90.

What’s it like in the bubble? The guys pick MLS is Back group winners, give first impressions of the Jurgen Damm move for Atlanta United then dive into interviews in Orlando (taped Wednesday, 7/1).

First up, San Jose legend Chris Wondolowski on the food, safety and more down in Florida, plus goalscoring secrets and the push and pull of retirement. Columbus coach Caleb Porter stops by to explain how he’s preparing his team for the unprecedented, why the Crew signed Lucas Zelarayan and why Darlington Nabge is “his guy.” Finally, Minnesota forward Aaron Schoenfeld tells stories from his years in Israel and explains what it’s like to date a World Cup winner.

4:30 – Picking group winners at MLS is Back Tournament

15:28 – Is Jurgen Damm a “big signing” for Atlanta United?

20:35 – CHRIS WONDOLOWSKI: On the bubble in Orlando, Matias Almeyda and retirement

36:27 – CALEB PORTER: Preparing a team for the unprecedented, signing Lucas Zelarayan, Darlington Nagbe

52:47 – AARON SCHOENFELD: Moving to Israel, Abby Dahlkemper, Minnesota United outlook

What was MLS like back in 1996? Doyle educates you on Year 1 – and what happens when you mix 32-ounce beers and the Preki chop – then Andrew, David and Charlie share their first in-stadium MLS memories. Those memories may not have happened without the work of long-time US soccer executive Kevin Payne. D.C. United’s first president and CEO explains how he hired Bruce Arena, signed Marco Etcheverry and built the league’s first dynasty.

Then it’s time to bust out the chisels for a couple more Mount Rushmore excercises. First up, the San Jose Earthquakes. Should Landon Donovan be in consideration? What about DeRo? We name our Quakes pantheon, then turn to the Columbus Crew, where the decisions outside the top two were hotly debated. Let us know if we got it right on Twitter (@Extratime) or text the Hot-Take Hotline at 401-206-0MLS!

2:24 – What’s your first-ever MLS memory? The crew shares their stories

10:49 – What was MLS like in 1996? Doyle takes a stroll down memory lane

15:32 – INTERVIEW: Former D.C. United president Kevin Payne on building MLS’s first dynasty

45:19 – Who belongs alongside Wondo on the Quakes’ Mount Rushmore?

1:01:25 – Should Frankie Hejduk be on the Crew’s Rushmore?

1:14:35 – Listener in Los Angeles schools Charlie Davies on Cienfuegos vs. Beckham

Bill and Zach hop back in the saddle for some podcasting goodness giving our takes on the latest San Jose Earthquakes performances

In this episode of the Quakes After 90 Podcast, Bill /u/bill_midd @bill_midd goes off on tangents by himself and comments and reacts to QA90 hotline callers and talks very briefly about the upcoming NYCFC game

References are made to the San Jose Earthquakes subreddit where you can interact with us on the podcast threads at reddit.com/r/SJEarthquakes