Scotland have done it, we're going to the World Cup! Graeme hosted the continuing celebrations as he was joined by Daris, both Johns, Krys and Laurie. The guys talked over an amazing night at Hampden as Scotland qualified for our first World Cup since 1998. We discussed the build up to the match itself, before moving onto all the crucial moments in the game, including which of the goals from Mctominay, Tierney and McLean was the best.

John is joined by Ethan from The Dugout and Cammy and Rhys from the Rhys and Cammy podcast. We discuss the game against Greece with us giving the starting eleven ratings out of 10. There is debate about possible changes for the team for Tuesday as we look to win and qualify for the World Cup. Will Clarke throw a curveball, are attackers who are in wheelchairs allowed to play?

Regulars John, Graeme D and Laurie are joined by regular guest when it comes to the national team, Alan aka Air Force Wan. Making his first appearance on the podcast is Cammy who is a fan of many teams and is given one of the cruelest introductions ever. On one of the most random episodes we've ever recorded, there is chat about why Laurie should take a break from Rugby Park and visit Auchinleck Talbot's Beechwood Park instead.

John and Laurie are joined by Daris making his second appearance but first as a regular. We have a guest too as football writer and Motherwell fan, Ben Banks joins us. We kick off the football chat by focusing on Kilmarnock and their recent poor run of form. This leads on to debate as to whether Laurie should watch a different sport.

John is back on hosting duties and joined by regulars Charlie, Danny and Jeff. Jeff is delighted as he has a fellow Dundee United fan in Nick Mercer from Sergeant on. You can follow the band on Instagram and Facebook by searching Forza Sergeant. We kick things off by chatting about Dundee United's game at Ibrox on Saturday and thoughts on the season so far.

The two John's, Danny, Graeme D and Josh are joined by comedian Mark Nelson and Clark from the Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal. We kick off by chatting about the great work that TASA do where they have given money to organisations abroad when Scotland are on their travels. Check out where you can see previous donations and find out how you can get involved.

This week on the Scottish Football Forums Podcast, John is joined by Charlie, Dave, Danny and Ethan to dissect another lively weekend of action. The guys look back at the domestic scene, including Talbot’s big Scottish Cup win over local rivals Cumnock. There’s plenty of chat on the managerial situation at Aberdeen, with opinions flying on what direction the Dons should take next.

In this episode, John and Krys are joined by author Steven Lawther to discuss his latest book, "We Led in Munich: the Unlikely Adventures of Raith Rovers in Europe". The book is effectively a follow up to Steven's "Unthinkable: Raith Rovers Improbably Journey from the Bottom of Scottish Football" in which Raith Rovers went on to win the League Cup in November 1994 and thus qualify for Europe.

Our latest episode has a special intro from our friend across the water who prefers soccer to football. John, Charlie, Danny and Laurie are joined by Ethan from The Dugout. The show kicks off with some League Cup chat, pressure at Aberdeen and only one happy camper in the cup. Danny is keen to stress that Simo's Sexy Saints won again and everything is perfect in Perth.

Danny hosts our latest Championship podcast with fans from a number of clubs - Allen, Heather, Ross, Ali. They discuss what has been happening with the Championship so far. This includes what has been happening on the pitch, sexy St Johnstone and rubbish Ross County. Obviously as always there is plenty of interesting vhat about new signings, managers new and old and much more.

The greatest 5 a side team assembled since Trainspotting on the latest show with John, Charlie, Danny, Graeme D and Josh. We kick things off with Josh's adventures in Denmark where you can have a game of bingo for everything that happened to him. A positive couple of results leads to plenty of interesting chat about Scotland's professionalism. There is room for debate too as we all want to see the national team do even better.

Charlie is joined for the second episode this week by three of the lads from one of his favourite bands about just now — The Rants. Logan and Shay jump on for a chat about how they came together, where the name came from, and the influences that have shaped their sound. We dive into their debut EP Ode To a Broken Soul, the stories behind them, and which songs they love playing most live.

John, Jeff and Josh are joined by football author Shareef Abdullah. There is chat about his recent book 'Five in a Row' about Scotland at Italia 90. The inspiration behind Shareef's decision to write the book and favourite memories of the tournament are explored. We reflect on the strength of our squad back then with there being some top players who never even made it to the tournament.

Paul hosted with regulars Graeme, John and Josh for the latest tier 5 and below pod. There was chat to begin with in terms of where we're been so far this season. The boys from the West had a shoot out as they discussed their respective teams. Graeme gave us an insight in to what's happening in the North. Rory watch took place as he continues his quest to score against every team he has played against.

Falkirk fan Alan, Livingston supporter and podcast debutante Liam and Ethan, the voice of Dens Park, join Laurie, who this week, is on hosting duty. We look at the four teams, their summers, starts to the season and areas to strengthen before the transfer window closes. There is a real air of optimism from the fans of the so-called 'bottom four,' even at Dens Park, with Elvis appearing to settle in the building.

Regulars Vietnam John, Erin and Graeme D are joined by guests Alan and Ben. We briefly discuss the opening weekend for Aberdeen, Hearts, Motherwell and St Mirren. There is chat about signings made so far, where teams need to strengthen and whether squads are stronger at this point as they were last season. Sadly as we discuss youngsters who may breakthrough this season there aren't many players everyone can think of.

Vietnam John is still recovering from his trip in eastern asia with a bad case of Eat-Pray-Love, or in his case, Eat-Beer-FakeFootballKits - so Chaz and Josh are back in the hot seat to preview the top 4 of last year's premiership season! They're joined by returning guest Rangers fan Andy L, DUFC Stato Andy W & Celtic fan Ethan to go through opening day, transfer windows and the coming season.

Three weeks, three different podcasts hosts. With St Johnstone's relegation last season, Danny has picked up the mantle of hosting the Championship podcasts this season and straight out the gate he's managed to get a full quota of fellow fans from across the league. He's joined by Airdrie fan Katie, Arbroath fan Fairmer (or Alan to give him his Sunday name), Ayr United fan Cammy, Dunfermline fan Adam, Morton fan Robert, Partick Thistle fan Heather, Queen's Park fan David, Raith Rovers fan Ally, and Ross County fan Ross.

John is still in Vietnam - so Chaz and Josh are in the joint hot seat this week. The troops predict who'll be promoted and relegated in each league this year, with little surprise who folk are predicting for the premiership. Laterally the show turns into The Devil Wears Umbro, where we go through the home kits 12-1 and rank their ugliness or attractiveness.

Hello, hello, it's good to be back, good to be back... Our fifteenth season of podcasting kicks off with a look outside of the SPFL as Paul picks up the hosting duties for the first time to discuss all things non-league. He's joined by regular Graeme as well as a guest in the shape of Cowdenbeath Central manager Peter Goldie.