The segment included a nice mix of topics, including the NYC Brentford supporters' group, thoughts on the World Cup starting up stateside, the anticipation of Thiago and other Brentford players heading into the tournament, and much more!
Big thanks for having us on the show. There's a good chance we might join Total Sport again a few weeks into the World Cup for our perspective, so stay tuned!
The first 10 minutes are available on their YouTube channel, and the full interview is on the channel's Patreon premium content. Check it out!
This marked the sixth occasion the NYC Bees have either had an appearance or feature segment with Fanzone during the 2025-26 season. Thanks as always for the invite!
Fanzone is broadcast on Mondays and Fridays. This season, we've primarily been on the Monday show with Anita Jones and Leroy Rosenior, and they've been great in giving us ample segments (i.e. 3 minutes for the latest show).
If you are interested in participating in this worldwide live program either later this season or for 2026-27, reach out to us and we'd be happy to connect you with the PL Fanzone production team!
The platform is currently focused on articles and written analysis, but there is the possibility that it could include a podcast component further down the road. In any event, hopefully this becomes a regular location where we can contribute our Bees analysis!
Andrew joined us at The Red Lion back in September, and he spoke with several of us about our group (Charlie Corr, Bruce Muni, Sarah Muni), which was the closing feature of Episode 1 of his four-part series. We highly recommend you check out his extensive work, where he covers every nook and cranny in our football space in the N.Y./NJ area.
We're humbled that our little story was a part of this series. Andrew's doing a sensational job and for the history buffs of this fine game, he taps into so much depth. The perfect build-up as we get ready for the FIFA World Cup here in North America this summer!
Little ol' Brentford typically is booked over the final minutes of this twice-weekly program, produced by the league in London. We gave a quick perspective of the club as the Bees prepare for their big home match against Arsenal on Thursday, Feb. 12.
This was a very last-minute booking. If we have other opportunities down the road to plan in advance, please reach out to us and let us know if you're interested in participating.
Fanzone runs on Mondays and Fridays, but we've mostly been a regular part of the Monday program this season as the production team is giving us ample time. It's a great way to show your fandom and expertise!
The show was broadcast live on Peacock in the states. Brentford was the final segment to speak on the club's run to seventh place, overcoming a Kevin Schade red card to somehow gain all three points in the Bees' first win at Villa Park. There also was the look back at Villa's goal, which was taken away because of a clear-cut out-of-bounds sequence before the buildup, verified by VAR and multiple camera angles. It appears the third-place Villa supporters cannot stomach the moment, still.
Show topics from this Jan. 27 episode ranged from Brentford's frustrating performance against Nottingham Forest, to a challenging road trip upcoming against Aston Villa, and much more.
Forever Bees is always looking for new Brentford guests to share their fandom stories and knowledge. If you're interested, contact us, or email Tim directly at timsearls@hotmail.com!
The duo dropped into The Red Lion in Greenwich Village to speak with a number of Bees fans during the club's 1-0 victory against Aston Villa in late August of 2025. The conversations provided a nice sampling of the folks who have latched onto the West London-based club, and what draws them into the New York supporters' group on a weekly basis. Interviews included NYC Bees co-founder Charlie Corr, Bruce and Sarah Muni, and Dan Mitzelman.
Big thanks to Sean and Marc for their work in putting together this feature, and we'll cross paths again down the road!
Earlier in the season, PL Fanzone used our footage for a vlog chronicling Brentford's win over Liverpool in October.
There was not a public video link available following the Dec. 29 broadcast.
Ireland and Brentford captain Nathan Collins felt like the proper answer!
This piece was shared on PL in USA's Instagram channel, which has more than 1.3 million followers. Video footage was captured by marketing agency Two Circles, which spoke with the NYC Bees during the 2024-25 PL season outside The Red Lion in Greenwich Village.
There was a photo station to showcase the club's latest jersey, plus some trivia and foosball competitions.
It might take some time before we start seeing a plethora of Brentford vintage jerseys available at Saturdays Football, but it was definitely a nice opportunity to connect with the establishment, which is sure to gain even more popularity with the FIFA World Cup coming here in 2026!
Big shout-out to Raul at Saturdays Football for setting up this event!
One of the big highlights was all of our take regarding the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which we will be hosting in a matter of months.
A fun show as always, and we'll chat again next year!
The show previewed Brentford's quarterfinal match against Manchester City, with topics mostly focusing on the current state of the Bees under new manager Keith Andrews.
The above link is a short segment of the show; for the full hourlong program, subscribe to Shades of Blue's Patreon!
NYC Bees Co-Founder Charlie Corr contributed the sights and sounds from the event, and the Bees delivered with a memorable performance against the defending Premier League champions. The show aired live on Peacock stateside; we've been on Fanzone more than a dozen times since Brentford's promotion, so thanks for continuing to have us!
NYC Bees Co-Founder Charlie Corr participated in a Q&A that delved into Brentford fandom origins, the role supporting Brentford stateside and in New York City, and much, much more. The team also conveniently coordinated this at the same time as an actual in-stadium appearance for Brentford-Liverpool, which resulted in a 3-2 Bees victory!
Our gratitude to the club for putting some focus on the growth of international fandom, and hopefully we'll see a few more familiar faces in the program down the road!
The program was hosted by Delyth Lloyd and football reporter George Addo. We covered topics ranging from new manager Keith Andrews, to Thiago and the new-look Bees attack, season predictions and more.
BBC Radio's Sports World Premier League pregame coverage is specifically for the 11:30 a.m. ET (4:30 p.m. GMT) Sunday kickoff slot. If an upcoming Brentford match is moved to this kickoff time/day, there's a good chance we will make a return. That said, if any other Brentford supporters would be interested in participating, we'd be happy to connect you with their producer, who has overseen this show for the past couple seasons now.
Hosted by Crunk Chocolate, we spent an hourlong stretch catching up on the massive overhaul that Brentford went through heading into 2025-26, from new manager Keith Andrews, to some of the key transfers we made in the summer.
Shades of Blue's Breaking Bread series is a Patreon exclusive segment, but the first 10 minutes of our conversation is available for free. Check it out!
We'll likely rejoin the podcast in May, when Brentford travels to Manchester.
The interview was conducted at the tail end of the 2024-25 season, with a glimpse into the Brentford fandom experience and setting up shop in New York City.
More coverage is on the way from Lewis. He will be visiting The Red Lion for the Sept. 20 Fulham-Brentford match, and will be looking to chat with NYC Bees supporters for an upcoming story on his Substack, View From the Front Row. Looking forward to that!
