We're less than three days removed from the Seattle Sounders defeating the LA Galaxy 2-1 but finding themselves eliminated from the 2014 MLS Playoffs on away goals. We discuss the match and offer up some thoughts about the season in general while trying not to weep in our beer ... assuming we're drinking some.

Sounders GM Adrian Hanauer joins us as well to discuss the playoffs, the 2014 season and to begin looking ahead a bit towards 2015. He even gives us a couple scoops about who might be staying with the club next season. There's also listener questions to be answered.

Nos Audietis is back to discuss the state of the 2014 Western Conference final at the halftime break. The Seattle Sounders fell 1-0 in LA against the Galaxy, so they return home needing a win by at least two goals to book a spot in the MLS Cup Final.

We're joined by ESPN commentator Taylor Twellman to look back at the first leg and look ahead to the second leg and we've got plenty of listener questions to answer as well.

The Seattle Sounders are in the Western Conference Finals and we're back to talk all about it. Aaron returns after a week away to offer his thoughts on the draw win over FC Dallas and we look forward to the tie against the LA Galaxy. Speaking of those pesky Galaxy, we're joined by Ryan Rosenblatt for a quick preview of the final and try to get him to make a prediction.

We're also joined by Howler writer Kevin Koczwara who wrote the infamous story about everyone's favorite advocate of promotion and relegation in American soccer.

In the wake of the Seattle Sounders 1-1 draw against FC Dallas in the first leg of their Western Conference Semifinal series, we're back for a bit a shorter show due to some scheduling issues. That said, we've still got plenty of bang for your proverbial buck with some quality analysis of the match from Jeremiah and the Ginge.

Better than that though is an interview with ESPN's Alexi Lalas who talks about the Sounders, the importance of winning MLS Cup, the budding rivalries in New York and Los Angeles, and more.

Thanks to two late goals from Marco Pappa the Seattle Sounders claimed their first Supporters' Shield over the weekend, defeating the LA Galaxy 2-0 and securing home field advantage against absolutely everybody. We review the match, revel in the glory and laugh at Landon Donovan's misfortune.

We're joined as well by Sounders head coach Sigi Schmid who discusses a variety of topics with Jeremiah from his office at Starfire, and there's plenty of listener questions to be answered as well.

It is truly a show full of whimsy.

The Sounders showed resolve and the will to fight on Sunday coming back from a 2-0 deficit in the second half to draw the LA Galaxy. The point moves Seattle within one single point of their first Supporter's Shield, which they can earn this weekend against the Galaxy at CenturyLink. We discuss the match, offer our thoughts on the game and behave in a dignified manor when mentioning that Omar Gonzalez is suspended.

Hehehehehe.

Ryan Rosenblatt of SB Nation Soccer joins us to discuss both last weekend's match against LA and the upcoming season finale with his usual wit, knowledge and questionable charm. There's also plenty of listener questions to be answered.

The Seattle Sounders lost to the Vancouver Whitecaps, failing to claim the Cascadia Cup in the process. Despite the loss, they remained even with the Galaxy in the Supporter's Shield race thanks to some help from FC Dallas. We discuss the Whitecaps match and look ahead to the two-part season finale against the LA Galaxy.

We also take time to discuss Don Garber's meltdown over Jurgen Klinsmann's latest anti-MLS comments, and offer opinions about the arrival of the new USL Pro team, Seattle Sounders 2. There's also plenty of listener questions to answer.

The Seattle Sounders returned to action over the weekend with a 4-1 victory over the Colorado Rapids. After an up and down performance against Chivas USA, the Sounders looked better overall this weekend and we break down the result.

We're joined as well by Jaime Clark, the head coach of the newly #1 ranked Washington Huskies men's soccer team. We talk about the program, the growth of the sport in the Pacific Northwest and more. There's also listener questions to be answered.

After a rough road trip that started wonderfully and ended rather horribly, the Seattle Sounders returned home and defeated Chivas USA. Nos Audietis returns to talk about the match, discuss Zach Scott's injury and the impact it has on the defense, and more.

There's also Chivas USA news to discuss as the club is reportedly close to getting new owners and going on hiatus for a couple years for rebranding and, well, basically to become an entirely new club. Plus there's listener questions to be answered.

After the triumph in the US Open Cup Final against the Union, things have gone a bit sour for the Seattle Sounders with two straight league losses against the New York Red Bulls and FC Dallas. Jeremiah, Aaron and Zach return to look back at the past week's results, try to figure out what's going on and generally be grumpy. Zach also shares his observations from the Dallas match, which he was in attendance for, spending a lot of time complaining about a lack of width.

We're also joined by Alicia Rodriguez from The Goat Parade to preview this weekend's match against Chivas USA. There's also listener questions to be answered as well.

Damn it feels good to a champion. We're back to revel in the glory of a fourth US Open Cup title for the Sounders as we break down the game and savor the silverware. There's also some looking ahead to be done as the team enters the home stretch of the season with a tough run of games and the Supporters Shield within their grasp.

We also spend some time discussing MLS Next and the league's new logo, along with Bruce Arena's $20k fine. There's also plenty of listener questions to answers as well.

The Seattle Sounders picked-up a huge win over Real Salt Lake on Friday to keep their lead in the Supporters Shield race. We talk about the match and continue to try and handicap the Sounders chances of finishing at the top of MLS this season. We're also joined by William Murphy from The Brotherly Game to preview Tuesday's US Open Cup Final.

This show is another short one, but don't fret! We'll be back later in the week to talk all about the Open Cup, and hopefully celebrate the Sounders lifting another trophy.

Even though the Seattle Sounders didn't play a game this out last show, we didn't want you to be deprived of hearing the oh so seductive tones of Jeremiah, Aaron and Zach. So we look ahead to the Sounders next match against Real Salt Lake, and the race to the Supporters Shield. Plus we answer listener questions because even without a game, there's always something our amazing listeners would like to know.

Nos Audietis returns with episode 153 of our fabulous program. Since we last spoke with you the Seattle Sounders have won two games, defeating the Colorado Rapids and Chivas USA to wrestle back a slight advantage in the Supporters Shield race. We discuss both matches and look ahead at how the stretch run of the season could play out.

In the MLS Wrap we talk about expansion news as several cities are making noise about wanting an MLS team, while another city that had a team gifted to them appears unable to take advantage. We also touch on the USMNT friendly, Jordan Morris and Carlos Bocanegra's impending retirements.

There's also listener questions and some disappointed talk about the Seattle Reign.

We're back to revel in the glory of the Sounders big win over the Portland Timbers. It really never gets old beating those goofy kids from Oregon does it? We discuss the match, laugh a bit at Caleb Porter, and generally enjoy basking in the glow of a solid performance from the Sounders.

We're also joined by Seattle Reign head coach Laura Harvey ahead of the NWSL Championship and we talk to Claivon from the Anchor-and-Rose 48. Plus the return of listener questions after a week away.

Nos Audietis returns to discuss the three Sounders matches since our last show. Despite struggles in MLS, the Sounders managed a big victory over the Chicago Fire to return to the US Open Cup final. We try to decide if fan concern about another possible end of season collapse is warranted, and talk about Clint Dempsey's fatigue issues.

We're joined by the always enjoyable Michael Orr from Soccer Made in Portland to look ahead to this weekend's Cascadia Cup match against the Portland Timbers. In this week's MLS Wrap we discuss the DeAndre Yedlin transfer, Jermaine Jones and more.

We're back with episode 150 of everyone's favorite Sounders centric podcast! It's a little hard to believe we've reached the 150 mark, but it's a testament to all of our listeners for embracing the show and helping it become a Seattle institution ... because we totally are right?!

This week on the show we discuss Seattle's win over the Houston Dynamo that got them back in the win column after two straight losses. It wasn't the prettiest game, but sometimes a win is a win. We discuss the biggest stories around MLS from the week including Landon Donovan's retirement, Mix Diskerud, and more.

There's also plenty of listener questions to answer as well.

Nos Audietis returns in an attempt to prevent outright panic after a second straight Sounders loss over the weekend. This time, our beloved team fell 1-0 against the San Jose Earthquakes, which is bad for several reasons. First, it's the Earthquakes. Second, their team president is obsessed with Google Glass ... and that's just awful. We pick apart the result, and explain why it's not panic time just yet.

We debut a revamped MLS Wrap segment and discuss the upcoming MLS All-Star Game (yawn), potential DP news, Orlando City FC moving their planned stadium over one block, and more. There's also listener questions to be answered as well.

After a scheduled induced break, Nos Audietis returns to discuss Monday night's fiasco as the Seattle Sounders were thoroughly beaten by the LA Galaxy at CenturyLink Field. We talk about the match, attempting to figure out what went wrong, and look ahead to what this means for the rest of the season.

There's also a quick MLS Wrap to discuss the current standings and the Philadelphia Union's love of goalkeepers. Plus we answer listener questions.

Another edition of Nos Audietis is here as we're get to bask in the glow of a second straight win over the Portland Timbers. We break down Sunday's win, and generally just enjoy the tears of our rivals from the south.

We're also joined by Sounders GM and minority owners Adrian Hanauer for a discussion on a variety of topics including the state of the team, the potential transfer of DeAndre Yedlin, and more. There's also the MLS Wrap, and plenty of listener questions to answers as well.

We're back with a shorter edition of Nos Audietis because we simply couldn't resist talking about the Sounders win over Portland in the US Open Cup. We break down the nearly demoralizing, but ultimately oh so satisfying result from Starfire, and spend some time discussing the rather insane comments by Timbers head coach Caleb Porter after the match. Is Porter just trying to deflect attention away from Diego Chara's red card, or is he becoming an "excuses" coach?

There's also listener questions to be answered as well.

We're back with another edition of America's favorite podcast about the Seattle Sounders. On this edition of the show, we discuss the Sounders 1-0 win over DC United, along with looking ahead to the match against the Vancouver Whitecapswithout two central midfielders.

We wrap up the results from MLS over the past week or so, and offer our final thoughts on the United States' performance in the World Cup following their 2-1 loss in the Round of 16 against Belgium. Plus, there's plenty of listener questions to be answered.

After a break for the group stages of the 2014 World Cup, we're back to talk Sounders, Seattle Reign and of course, the World Cup. We break down the Sounders win over San Jose in the US Open Cup and look ahead to the next round against the Portland Timbers. We also spend some time discussing the US Men's National Team advancing to the Round of 16, and various World Cup stories including Luis Suárez.

We're also joined by the Seattle Reign's Jess Fishlock to talk about the teams's success this season, the move to Memorial and more.

The Sounders entered the World Cup break with a 3-2 win over the Chicago Fire, in a rather messy game that featured Obafemi Martins seeing red. We discuss the match, and talk about the rather poor officiating performance from Chris Penso.

We're joined by SB Nation's Matt Ufford to talk World Cup from a perspective of somehow outside the "soccer bubble". There's also an MLS Wrap, and plenty of listener questions to answer.