We are back and with our full complement to boot - and we've got three interesting interviews for you as well.

Dartford have flown up the league table to fifth after three wins on the spin and boss Adrian Pennock reflects on the campaign so far, and the impressive weekend win at Cray Wanderers. Larkfield & New Hythe are also having a fine campaign in the SCEFL, thanks in part to the best defence in the league. Joint-boss Fraser Walker discusses that, the club's ambitions and the "bickering" with his co-manager. And Deal Town are also bang in form and their boss Steve King discusses their rise up the table, avoiding second-season syndrome and why they never seem to draw...

Matt brings us tales of his Transatlantic travels, and we discuss climate change (yep!), Spotify, Slow Horses and a whole lot more besides.

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With no Matt this week, our Sussex friend (and rival!) Trevor Knell sits in as we reflect on another fine week for many of our clubs.

Ebbsfleet United caused a cup upset by knocking out Solihull Moors to set up a tie with League Two Grimsby, and Fleet boss Josh Wright joins us to discuss that tie, his side's start to the season and his enjoyment at being in the dugout at Stonebridge Road.

Attentions turn to the FA Vase this weekend and top billing goes to Rusthall v Tunbridge Wells, with Rustics boss Jimmy Anderson on hand to preview the derby clash as his in-form side take on their near neighbours in an all-ticket clash.

There's all the rest of the news from across the county, loads of good chat and some of the usual chat and nonsense, including Pepsi, The Woman in Cabin 10 and loads more besides.

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Another fantastic SCEFL Groundhop has been and gone and we hear from two of the managers involved in an entertaining Friday night clash - Phoenix Sports' new boss Jake Goodman on the opportunity he has been afforded at the club, playing the right way and his hopes, while Corinthian's Keith McMahon discusses his side's battling performance in that game, the challenges he faces and his confidence in getting his team to move up the table.

There was another Kent derby in the National League South and new Tonbridge Angels manager Alan Dunne was delighted after his side came out on the right side of it, and discusses recruitment and looks ahead to the big FA Cup clash this weekend. Dover boss Jake Leberl was disappointed with his side's showing at Longmead but was able to take the positives from their efforts so far this season.

There's all the rest of the news and the usual chat and nonsense, including FetaGate, Bake Off Extra Slice and the last bit of Matt you'll hear this side of half-term...

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The FA Cup takes centre stage once again as five of our sides make it through to the final qualifying round on a weekend to remember - and we hear from Chatham boss Kevin Hake after his side made it through with an eye on a historic return to the first round. Deal Town boss Steve King reflects on their exit at the hands of the Chats and his hopes for an improved league run.

We pay our tributes to Billy Vigar, and discuss all the rest of the news from across the county, and make a plea to our loyal listeners and the clubs we cover.

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Another busy week across the county with more managerial changes, massive away wins and FA Vase success. Rochester United made it 10 wins out of 10 this season with a shock FA Vase win and a 9-0 thumping - boss Michael Betts tells us all about their perfect start to the season. Cray Valley are getting ready for a big FA Cup tie at home to Tonbridge Angels, and their boss - and former Angels chief - Steve McKimm discusses their season so far and preparing to face his former club. And Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell reflects on the rebuilding job he has done this season, hails his new signing Derek Asamoah and looks ahead to the midweek trip to Jersey.

We've got all the rest of the news from across the county and the usual chat and nonsense, including gig ticket prices, butter, fry-ups and loads more besides.

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Another week to remember for our sides in the FA Cup and we hear from three managers after the fascinating action. A shock win at Maidenhead continued a fine start to the season for Faversham Town and their boss Tommy Warrilow discusses that win, the tie at Ebbsfleet and their excellent start in the league. It was Chatham who prevailed in the all-Kent tie at Ashford, and their manager Kevin Hake tells us about why the club's squad has changed so much and his hopes for a dream run in the competition, while Nuts and Bolts boss Lloyd Hume admits key moments at both ends cost his side in that tie.

We've got all the rest of the news from the cup and otherwise - including a managerial departure - and all the usual chat and nonsense, including the Bermondsey Beer Mile, avoiding the rain, random teachers and loads more besides.

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Another four interviews for you to enjoy this week as we look ahead to some big FA Cup ties this weekend. We hear from both camps ahead of a blockbuster between Folkestone and Maidstone - Invicta boss Jay Saunders discusses their fine start to the campaign and is relishing facing his former club, while Stones boss George Elokobi reflects on a disappointing loss to Horsham before turning his attentions to the Friday clash.

Deal boss Steve King discusses second-season syndrome, FA Trophy progress and his own side's FA Cup ambitions, while Erith Town manager Adam Woodward dissects his side's disappointing start to the campaign.

All that and loads more, including birthdays, celeb spotting and players the same age as Matt's daughter...

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Another packed show for you this week with FOUR great interviews after a busy week in Kent non-league. Top billing goes to Whitstable after their brilliant FA Cup win at Dulwich Hamlet - boss Jamie Coyle joins us to discuss that win, their home tie next up and their start to the SCEFL season. The only side to beat the Oystermen so far this season are Sutton Athletic, and we catch up with their manager Pete Nolan after a great start to the season which has his side sitting top of the early league table.

Dover's solid start to life back at Step 2 continues and manager Jake Leberl gives his thoughts on the 2-2 draw with Dagenham & Redbridge, while we also hear from Ramsgate fan and card collector Jon May, who has combined his two passions to launch collectible cards featuring Rams stars.

Plus Matt stalks a former Prem star and we discuss Halo, The Thursday Murder Club, Destination X and a load more besides.

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We are back to our best this week with four interviews in a bumper show after a fascinating bank holiday weekend.

Hear from the managers of Ashford United, Margate, Cray Valley and Welling after their Monday matches, as well as all the info from the other matches and a look ahead to this weekend's FA Cup action.

And there's all the usual chat too, including supermarkets, flags, Dept Q and loads more besides.

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We are back after our little break, and have a show jam-packed with chat and opinion - but sadly just the one interview, despite our best efforts... That interview is Ramsgate boss Ben Smith, who chats after their 2-0 loss to Dulwich Hamlet, discussing their start to the season, the step up to the Isthmian Premier and his hopes for the season ahead.

But we fill the void with loads of good chat and a good old fashioned rant too...

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This week, Jon joins forces with Trevor Knell from our friends across the border in Sussex to look ahead to the Isthmian League season for the 18 Kent sides in the Premier and South East divisions - and to learn about our 11 Sussex rivals.

And as an added treat, before that you can hear from Holmesdale boss Andy Constable on his side's progress on and off the pitch and Tunbridge Wells manager Steve Ives also speaks after the two sides drew 1-1 in their FA Cup tie at the weekend. You will know who is through now, but, you know... Pesky replays!

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Excitement already as the season has started - but now we turn our attentions to the FA Cup this weekend, where Herne Bay boss Liam Friend is ready for a tricky tie in his first game as a permanent boss - he tells us all about it. We also give an early look ahead to the start of the National League South - supporters from all of our teams give their opinions on how they are shaping up, and Dover boss Jake Leberl comes to the party too as he prepares his side to go again after last season's promotion. And we hear from Folkestone Invicta boss Jay Saunders on the challenges he faces as his side get ready for a start on the road - but the experienced boss is relishing his first full season at the helm.

All that and loads more including reflections on Matt's birthday, holiday plans, Dept Q, some Roman sibling rivalry and the most famous of the Gerrard clan...

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We are back for our ninth season covering non-league football in Kent - and we get going with three interviews ahead of the start of the Southern Counties East League on Saturday. New Hythe Town boss Ira Jackson discusses his first managerial role and his aims to get things back on track at Reachfields after last season's disappointment. Chislehurst Glebe have a new boss for their new era too, and Dan Lawrence discusses why the club was a great fit for him as he makes a swift return to the dugout after leaving Canterbury at the end of the season. And Whitstable boss Jamie Coyle looks ahead to what he hopes will be another successful campaign - just over two months after leading his side to Wembley glory.

All that and loads more and the usual chat and nonsense, including Matt's hamstring injury, car troubles and a look ahead to a big old birthday this weekend...

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It's over! The 2024-25 season is done and dusted - but before it truly ends, our 41st and final episode of a campaign to remember is here for you to enjoy. It was a heartbreaking end to the season for Maidstone - our roving reporters Nick and Cian talk us through their experience of the play-off final defeat, before we hear from Jordan Higgs and Temi Eweka following the loss which consigns them to another season in the National League South. League allocations have been confirmed and there was a surprise name in the shape of AFC Greenwich Borough - and one of the men behind the new arrivals, Gary Fiore, tells us all about it. And we hear from the team who arguably had the best season of anyone in the county - record-breaking Ramsgate steamrolllered their way to the Isthmian South East title and boss Ben Smith reflects on their achievements and looks ahead to next year.

Thank you all for listening to us this season, have a great summer and we'll see you all in 2025-26.

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They went, they saw and they came home with the FA Vase - Whitstable Town take centre stage after an incredible afternoon at Wembley Stadium which saw them become Kent's second Vase winners. We hear from man of the match Harvey Smith, defensive colossus Finn O'Mara and player-boss Jamie Coyle after The Oystermen's afternoon to remember, and give our own reflections on the incredible events in north west London.

And we also hear from someone who is heading along Wembley Way this weekend - Ashford striker Gary Lockyer discusses his efforts to be the FA Cup's top scorer this season and entering the spotlight on the big day.

All that and loads more, including Paramount Plus, triple-cooked chips, running too far and workwear.

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A shorter than usual show after a breathless week of play-off action - we hear from victorious Dartford and beaten Cray Valley PM after their Princes Park thriller, and discuss all of the rest of the play-off action across the county, with some amazing results and, sadly, some questionable officiating. Plus we chat to Faversham Strike Force boss Stuart Benfield after his side secured the SCEFL Division One title.

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Strap yourselves in for a bumper show after an Easter weekend that more than lived up to its billing. We've got eight different guests on the show this week as we look back on the highs, lows and drama of the weekend double-header - and ahead to the final weekend, which has two fascinating title races involving our sides, before the play-offs take centre stage next midweek.

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