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Dave Hendrick joins Jim Boardman this week to compare notes on supporting the Reds from near or far. Dave explains how he became a Liverpool fan, what brought him into fan media and shares his all-time Liverpool XI. Is there a place for Dejan Lovren?

Jim Boardman welcomes the Redmen TV's Chris Pajak to the show from lockdown in Liverpool, home of more than just the Mighty Reds. In these strange times football feels like a million years ago - until you get talking about it all over again.

Jim Boardman is joined by Liverpool legend Steve McMahon to answer questions from Twitter on a variety of subjects, 

Jim Boardman is joined at an appropriate social distance by Jay Reid as they look for some distraction from the obvious hot topic of the times. There might not be any football right now, but they still found plenty to talk about, especially of the Red variety. 

Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin are back with some reassurance about just how much Liverpool are getting it right again. They reckon there's nothing to panic about - well, almost nothing...

Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin are back in earshot of the Mersey for another hour of chat with occasional mentions of footy. They find out what Graeme Souness thinks of John Barnes, decide where they'd like the league to be won and choose the uniform for Liverpool's revolutionary army.

Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin are back for a proper chat about all things Liverpool - and other northern phemomena, including Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Kenny Dalglish. Also - can Jim answer any of Mike's quiz questions this week?

Jim Boardman is joined this week by Kevin Morland, talking about the lightbulb moment that inspired him to launch the amazing charity An Hour For Others. There's also time to talk about the difference at Anfield and across the club as a whole since Jurgen Klopp's arrival

Stick your mid-season break, say Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin, braving the harsh northern winter to bring you this week’s Scouser Tommies, right from the heart of Liverpool on a sniff of the barmaid’s apron.

Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin are back in Liverpool to talk about the relentless Reds' ruthless run and, as the FA Cup muscles in to take some attention away from the league, recall how even if wasn't exactly Bob Paisley's favourite competition, it would give him one of his strongest tools as he became arguably the most successful manager in English football history.