The Falkirk FC Podcast

Joining the show this month are first team manager and assistant manager John McGlynn and Paul Smith to discuss their time at the club. After celebrating clinching the league title we discuss the work that has gone in to enable that achievement and how the club is planning for a return to the Championship.

Charlene and Ryan join the podcast to provide an update on the Falkirk Supporters' Society progress over the last 6 months. The FSS has showed real growth with donation amounts and members increasing, improving engagement with the fans and the club, and achieving the vital 25% shareholding of the club. Find out more about the FSS at https://falkirksupporters.org

Joining the podcast this month are Brad Spencer, Calvin Miller, and Tom Lang. Each have massively contributed to the success of the team, which currently sits top of League 1 unbeaten, and are heading in to a SPFL Trust semi-final with TNS. All three discuss their time at the club so far and give us an insight in to the Falkirk Dressing room, sharing their pre-match rituals and debating their darts skills!

As Falkirk FC approaches its 150th anniversary Alan Brown and Michael White from the Heritage Trust join the podcast to discuss the club's history, volume 1 of their new book detailing the story of Falkirk FC from its origin, and the ongoing work of the heritage trust. Find out more about the trust at: https://falkirkfootballheritagetrust.wordpress.com

On this episode we discuss the Falkirk Supporters' Society with committee members Charlene Honey and Scott Steel, FSS Fan Director Nigel Serafini, and club CEO Jamie Swinney. Covered in this show is an update on where the FSS currently is, the ownership position of the club, and what the future holds for the society. Find out more about the society at https://falkirksupporters.org

Chief Executive Jamie Swinney joins the podcast to bring fans up to speed with the rebuild of the club and previews the upcoming League 1 campaign, beginning with a home visit by Annan Athletic on the 5th of August.

The Falkirk FC commercial team sit down for a chat about their roles, the success they've had over the past twelve months, and their plans for the coming season. To partner with Falkirk FC please visit the club website for commercial packages and contact information.

Joining the podcast in advance of the Scottish Cup Semi-Final is Aidan Nesbitt, Gary Oliver, Kai Kennedy, and Stephen McGinn. The boys discuss the season so far and their excitement for the trip to Hampden and the play-offs coming after.

Keith and Kenny from the board of directors join the podcast to discuss the recent AGM, the Falkirk Supporters Society, the financial position of the club, the upcoming pitch replacement, the stadium deal with the council, and set out their vision for the club going forward. To join the FSS please visit https://falkirksupporters.org/ for more information.

Jamie and Scott join the podcast to discuss the clubs' partnership with front of shirt sponsor Crunchy Carrots, the benefits of the relationship to both businesses, and what the future holds. Jamie also brings us up to speed with the rebuilding of the clubs' commercial department including recognising all the partners of the football club, highlighting the upcoming academy speakers evening, and the progress of the Falkirk Supporters Society. To find out more about Crunchy Carrots visit www.crunchycarrots.co.uk To purchase tickets for the academy speakers night visit Falkirk FC To join the Falkirk Supporters Society visit falkirksupporters.org

Tony Begg & Dave Mackay join the podcast to discuss the rebuilding of the clubs' youth academy, the pathways available for young players, and the great community football work done by the Falkirk Foundation.

Liam and Paul join the podcast to discuss the season so far, the ambition for the remainder of the campaign, and their own injury issues. Plus we hear about some surprising pre-match rituals from the first team.

Dave McInally & Stuart Brown from The Crunchie Initiative and Lewis Connolly from Falkirk TV join the podcast to discuss our player of the millennium Kevin McAllister, and the fan-led campaign to rename the south stand after "Crunchie". The stand officially opens on Friday the 24th of June in a match against Kilmarnock kicking off at 7.30PM. © 2022 Falkirk FC. All rights reserved.

Club CEO Jamie Swinney joins the first episode of the Falkirk FC podcast to give an update on the clubs’ performance and outlines the strategy for taking the club forward. © 2022 Falkirk FC. All rights reserved.

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