We've reached 100 episodes of Emergency Podcast! And this one includes some long-awaited answers from PRO about calls in Wednesday's match.
Today, we reached a milestone.
Launched as what we thought might be a one-off exploration of an Austin FC kit leak back in our fledgling Substack days, we just put out the 100th episode of Emergency Podcast (not counting the occasional Emergency Tangent), and it's got a few elements that differentiate it from the usual episode.
For starters, we get into something that happened Wednesday morning that gave fans momentary hope.
Then, we got into a discussion about PRO and referee accountability, including some answers I was able to confirm from PRO about calls in Wednesday night's match (as well as an explanation about calls that I wasn't able to secure immediately after the match).
Then, we covered a very important project Moisés launched that you should all get on board with.
Finally, we closed with one of my favorite moments in Emergency Podcast history.
Enjoy!
Verde All Day is a reader-supported online publication covering Austin FC. Additional support is provided by Austin Telco Federal Credit Union. For more coverage, check out Emergency Podcast! (an Austin FC Podcast) wherever you get your podcasts.
Austin FC's possession numbers and xG values haven't been sterling in 2026. But the changes made under Davy Arnaud are perceptible and bearing out in the numbers, per one analyst.
Austin FC announced that it will be playing the 2027 Coachella Valley Invitational — its fourth straight appearance at the tournament. Here's what we learned about that, and by extension, the sprint season.
Resiliency is the word of the day, as Austin FC rallied from a three-goal deficit to draw San Diego FC and stay in the playoff race. Despite an eight-match unbeaten streak, the postseason could hinge on beating MLS' best team.
Austin FC had a lockdown defense in the first half, was a sieve in the 28 minutes following, and somehow mounted a three-goal comeback to stretch its now-club-record unbeaten streak.
Today, we reached a milestone.
Launched as what we thought might be a one-off exploration of an Austin FC kit leak back in our fledgling Substack days, we just put out the 100th episode of Emergency Podcast (not counting the occasional Emergency Tangent), and it's got a few elements that differentiate it from the usual episode.
For starters, we get into something that happened Wednesday morning that gave fans momentary hope.
Then, we got into a discussion about PRO and referee accountability, including some answers I was able to confirm from PRO about calls in Wednesday night's match (as well as an explanation about calls that I wasn't able to secure immediately after the match).
Then, we covered a very important project Moisés launched that you should all get on board with.
Finally, we closed with one of my favorite moments in Emergency Podcast history.
Enjoy!
Verde All Day is a reader-supported online publication covering Austin FC. Additional support is provided by Austin Telco Federal Credit Union. For more coverage, check out Emergency Podcast! (an Austin FC Podcast) wherever you get your podcasts.
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