The podcast that brings together football and politics. We'll be exploring the relationship between the two, both inside and outside the game.The podcast covers "Big Politics" like politicians, clubs, international and national federations and other organised groups and how they use or abuse the game to "Small, Everyday Politics" in the form of community-level clubs, fan associations and the way t... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsSoccerSportsNews |
FootPol is back for a brand new season — and we’re hitting the ground running. In this season opener, we recap the biggest political battles shaping the beautiful game and give you a taste of what’s to come.
We start with Israel’s ongoing war on Gaz... more
In the last episode of the seasone, co-hosts Guy and Francesco reflect on a great second season of FootPol, and pick apart some of the main themes from the season. They include conversations about community clubs and inclusivity as well as the relati... more
In this episode of The FootPol Podcast, Guy and Francesco explore how war is disrupting football in 2025, focusing on conflicts that are ongoing or escalated this year.
They examine:
• Israel’s war on Palestine and Palestinians, especially in Gaza more
This week, Francesco and Guy are joined by Josh Bland, a research student at the University of Cambridge, to explore the enduring and evolving relationship between football and social class in England.
Josh traces the historic connection between the... more
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Exploring the intricate intersections between football and politics, this podcast examines how these two worlds influence each other at both grand and local levels. Key discussions focus on the political narratives surrounding major football events, the social impacts of community clubs, and the role of football in reflecting societal issues. The program features interviews with guests from diverse backgrounds, including journalists, activists, and football club officials, providing insight into topics such as climate justice, gender equality, and international relations, making it a unique platform for engaging with contemporary challenges through the lens of sport.
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The FootPol Podcast launched 2 years ago and published 88 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The FootPol Podcast include:
1. Miguel Lourenço Pereira
2. Sean McCabe
3. Charl Galloway
4. Carrie Dunn
5. Leslie Mabon
6. Theofilos Pouliopoulos
7. Jonathan Wilson
8. Danyel Reiche
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