The Asian Game is a podcast dedicated to telling the stories and sharing the history of the beautiful game in Asia - from Jordan to Japan, Korea to Kuwait and everywhere in between. With stories, analysis, insights and interviews with players, coaches and the key individuals in the game, The Asian Game will take you inside the game in Asia like never before.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
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Really love the way Scott and Paul cover footballing issues across the entire continent of Asia, which is quite multicultural and diverse in economic and cultural status. They don’t only focus on the big nations which is a nice change to most other football podcasts.
Scott and Paul do an excellent job covering an expansive football catchment that is both populous and largely untapped in podcasting. Two terrific guys who are equally terrific journalists. Excellent bredth of analysis and connected to the highest-quality talent in Asia.
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A unique podcast shines a spotlight on the diverse landscape of football across Asia, encompassing the rich histories, contemporary issues, and personal stories of the game. It features insightful discussions on key Asian tournaments, profiles of both men's and women's teams, and reflections on development in various countries. Through engaging interviews with players, coaches, and sports commentators, the show not only covers major football events but also highlights the smaller narratives that often go unnoticed, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in Asian football culture and its evolution in the global arena.
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Recent guests on The Asian Game include:
1. Tim Chow
2. Kaz Patafta
3. Steve Han
4. Crispin Chettri
5. Rana Husseini
6. Bassil Mikdadi
7. Jamie Spangher
8. Nuraiym Alymkulova
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