In todays episode, Kev is joined by AJ and Tino to cover the Green Brigades annual anti discrimination football tournament which is to take place on Saturday 10th of June. The tournament this year is sponsored by KM Law.

In today's episode, Kev is joined by Mac and Martin to discuss the campaign recently launched by the groups within the support, with the aim of one day having a standing goal end section in the traditional Celtic end of Celtic Park.

In todays episode we are lunching our mental health action week with a talk from four guests who have all had their own experiences with their mental health. Today our regular host Kev will be joined by Liam to co host our talk with guests, ex professional footballer Andy McLaren, MMA fighter Chris Bungard, Andy "Pingu" founder of the walk and talk CSC and founder of the time to tackle mental health football initiative Aaron Connolly.

In this live episode Kev and Tony will be joined by John Reid who is part of the team from the Michael Davitt Museum. We will be talking about Michael Davitt, Celtic, The Fenians, Socialism, the land league and the international impact of Davitt.

In today's episode kev and Tony are joined by filmmaker and author Ronnie Close. We will be talking about his book Cairo Ultras, covering the revolution in Egypt, and the Ultras groups involved on this the tenth anniversary of the Port Said massacre.

In our final episode of 2021 we round up our series on the 40th anniversary of the 1981 hunger strikes. Today we are joined by Bik McFarlane. Born in 1951 in North Belfast, Bik joined the blanket protests in 1981 and during the strikes became OC of the provisional prisoners. In 1983 Bik was part of the operation which saw 38 prisoners escape from Long Kesh.

In todays episode Kev is joined by Jim Slaven, Jim was born and brought up in Edinburgh and spent his whole life in the city. He is one of the founding members of the James Connolly society which this year marks its 35th anniversary. Jims been involved in socialist republican and working class politics in Edinburgh, Scotland and Ireland for more than 30 years.

In todays episode Kev is joined by Paul from FAC to discuss the recent revelation that the ACC Higgins could be in a position to take up a role at Celtic. We discuss the tactics and damage he implemented against the Celtic support and football fans across the country and why this appointment must not be made.

In this episode we continue with our 40th anniversary hunger strike series. Today we welcome Tommy McKearney who became a member of the republican movement in the 70's and is now a freelance journalist and organiser of the independent workers union of Ireland.

In this special episode, Kev and Tony are joined by Martin and Paul of Celtic Shared to speak briefly about the upcoming planned demonstration outside Celtic Park on Sunday the 8th of August.

We continue our special, mini series on the '81 Hunger Strike by hearing from Tony O'Hara brother of Patsy O'Hara. Tony speaks about growing up in Derry, his involvement in Republicanism and shares personal insights about his brother, Patsy, who died after 61 days of hunger strike.