Progress With Unity Podcast #93: Charlton and Cardiff review, Blackpool preview

Sometimes you just have to let off some steam, something inside you that's been building up for hours. Ever since you had that curry for tea, in fact. OK, I apologise for being so infantile, but after a hard week watching Latics, nothing beats going to work on a Saturday... wait, did I get those the wrong way round? Probably not.

Hit the play button on that mp3 widget and scream along with us, why doncha?

Around the table this week: Barry, Dan, Rob and Gareth

Progress With Unity Podcast #92: Reading and Burton Albion reviews, Charlton and Cardiff previews

May these bananas represent Wigan's thus yet unripe team.

You join us smack bang in the middle of a Latics partybus tour! From Burton, we now head on down to London then Cardiff on our summer tour of the country, so care to join us? We're aiming to test out the pies of each and every motorway burger stand en route... and there's some football in there as well, I think. I dunno, the Progress With Unity team usually deal with that sort of thing - I'm just the (poor) copywriter.

In the studio this week: Barry, Gareth, Rob and Dan

Progress With Unity Podcast #91: Fans forum review, Reading preview

A very spicy flavour to this evening's Progress With Unity Podcast courtesy a certain snackfood. Here's a clue: they looked exactly like the items pictured above except with the appearance of rotten pizza.

With that inevitable food reference out of the way, we moved on to footballing matters of utmost importance, such as why the new Wigan Athletic home kits have black shorts. Don't ask me for answers, just listen to the 'cast!

Around the table this week: Barry, Gareth, Rob, Dan, Paul T and Mick

Progress With Unity Podcast #90: Pre-season prattling

Hey, you can't accuse *us* of 'phoning it in'...

Oh, look - the season starts a week on Saturday. Well, suppose we'd better start this thing up again, eh?

"But what will you talk about, seeing as there have been no competitive games?"

I dunno, probably biscuits again. Er... that Oreo Riera, he's pretty good, no?

Round the table this week: Barry, Gareth, Rob, Dan and Paul T