When Liverpool takes a few weeks off, so do we. But our LFC-less nightmare ends this Saturday, assuming King Charles makes it through the weekend. Will this extended break prove to be good for the team? Has the word “expectations” lost all meaning? Has anyone ever seemed less enthused about scoring for his country than Mohamed Salah? That’s all coming up on the Liverpod. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @TheLiverpod, and please subscribe, rate, and share us with all your Reds-supporting mates.

A Derby draw leaves Reds supporters once again questioning, well, everything. The Liverpod gang watched that slow-motion trainwreck together, and sat down for an instant match reaction. Come join us to commiserate, analyze what went wrong, and perhaps record our final pod ever. It’s Liverpod time. Do give us a follow on Instagram and Twitter at @TheLiverpod, and make sure the Reds fans in your life know what time the support group meets by sharing this episode far and wide.

For Liverpool it's the best of times, it's the worst of times. The Reds follow up their horrendous performance at Old Trafford with a 9-0 decimation of Bournemouth, and leave all of us wondering which version of this team we'll see next. Can Jurgen find midfield reinforcements before the transfer window slams shut? And how does their Champion's League draw affect this already injury-ravaged side. All that, and some jokes, on this edition of the Liverpod. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @TheLiverpod, and please remember to subscribe, rate, and share us with your Reds-supporting mates.

Another shocking draw leads to more questions about Liverpool’s early season struggles: questions like, “Do Liverpool know that they don’t have to concede first every match?” and “How is it possible to have underperformed every expected goals metric known to man this badly?” If you’ve got answers, you know something we don’t. That’s coming up on the Liverpod.

The Premier League season is finally underway. It’s just a shame nobody reminded Liverpool. What went wrong in the Reds’ 2-2 draw with Fulham? How do we expect the squad to recover as the season moves forward? And just how wildly can we overreact to other results and performances from around the league? Find out next, on the Liverpod.

The Community Shield is in the rear view mirror, the Premier League kicks off this weekend, and we’re ready to etch our predictions in stone. Will Mohamed Salah win yet another Golden Boot? Which of the Big Six will miss out on their top four dreams? And which of your venerable hosts is getting banished for his pick to win the league? Find out on this week’s Liverpod.

The Liverpod gets critical. This week, we let loose with some LFC-related grievances, debate the most important components in a truly great team, and answer an ancient question about the merits of pre-season performances–is this anything? Plus, Jonny tells us about the best video games ever made, and Corman channels his clairvoyance to *correctly* predict four goals from Darwin Nuñez. Where have you gone, LeBron James?

Mohamed Salah turns doubters into believers by signing a contract extension at Liverpool, but did we ever really lose faith in the Egyptian King? Plus, what are the upsides–and downsides–of supporting LFC from 4,000 miles away? And is Leeds United officially America’s team? We Yanks provide all the answers, and we do it offending as many Brits as we can on this week’s edition of the Liverpod.

In anticipation of Marvel’s upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder, the Liverpod crew draw parallels between the LFC squad and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Plus: a debate about former players who have forced their way out of Anfield and a trip into the transfer time machine.

How should Liverpool fans feel about the way the season ended? Where does the club go from here? Who can fill Sadio Mané’s boots now that he appears Bayern-bound? Is Loris Karius really one of a kind?  Welcome to Episode 1 of The Liverpod, a conversation show about all things Liverpool Football Club (and a few other things besides), hosted by three people who let the exploits of eleven men in matching laundry determine too much of their happiness: Josh Corman, Jonny Walls, and Ben Taylor.