Minnesota United's official podcasts feature club insight, analysis, and storytelling with hosts Kyndra de St. Aubin and Jonathan Harrison. Tune in to Sound of the Loons for player interviews and fresh perspectives, or check out the Loons Matchday Preview to catch up on how the Black and Blue are faring throughout the season.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 425 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports |
Manny and Jonathan look back fondly at the Loons’ road performance in Charlotte before turning their attention toward the upcoming rivalry match against that team from down I-35. more
After spending some time in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, Head Coach Eric Ramsay returns to the Sound of the Loons to report on how he and his family are settling in. Then, Twin Cities native Kage Romanshyn talks about what it's been like to go pro with ... more
We've got a great preview for you this week, you Loons. Jonathan and Manny break down last match against the Dynamo in depth, exploring what was truly a tale of two halves. Then, they discuss how the Black and Blue can bounce back in their first matc... more
Jonathan and Manny take a look around the league before breaking down the dramatic 1-1 draw against RSL and looking forward to this weekend's match against Houston. more
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Steve lacks the professionalism and tact for a podcast that represents a professional football club, he may be able to write and have a solid resume however podcast was 100 fold more entertaining and opinions legitimate commentators and analyst with likes of Kyndra and Callum. Steve makes the podcast sound like a beercast.
Cal and Kyndra are a good pair, they are smart and know the game well and their passion for MNUFC shines through. Steve adds his flair but consistently takes too much time bothering Cal with things that have nothing to do with soccer. Save that stuff for the end of the podcast! more
Cal is so good. Kyndra too. But the episodes with Steve McPherson are literally unlistenable. He somehow makes every attempt to make a show about the Loons to be literally about anything else. It is maddening and infuriating and beyond frustrating. He makes a great podcast truly unlistenable.
Love this podcast when it is hosted by Cal and Kyndra, great knowledge and insightful interviews. They should be the permanent hosts going forward
Latest pod was 13 minutes in before they addressed MNUFC or MLS or soccer at all. Over half the episode. more
Apple Podcasts | #94 | United States/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #211 | Finland/Sports/Soccer |
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