Sounders talk with receipts and tension.
Nos Audietis tracks the Seattle Sounders with the patience of people who remember the long arc and the irritation of people still arguing the last touch. Its best stretches turn lineup debates, road results, youth-team wins, and playoff pressure into practical fan logic.
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Nos Audietis is built for Seattle Sounders followers who want the argument after the argument. The show starts close to the grass. A lineup choice, a road result, a winger’s recovery run, a center back gamble, or a frustrating scoreless draw becomes the way into a larger read on the club. It is quick, informal, and packed with soccer shorthand, but the point is rarely to sound clever. The point is to make sense of what the Sounders are doing in real time. That means a lot of attention to selection logic, especially when younger players are trusted in difficult spots. It also means giving space to uncertainty. A player can have a rough game and still show the outline of why the staff keeps going back to him. A sale can sting and still be evidence that the pipeline is working. A road trip can be exhausting and still become a useful test of the team’s identity. The Sounders academy is treated as part of the first-team story, not a separate curiosity. Episodes connect youth success, player movement, and supporter expectations with the practical reality that good clubs sometimes lose good players. The broader MLS frame matters too. Western Conference contenders, Houston, Minnesota, San Jose, Tigres, Vancouver, and playoff positioning all appear as pressure points around Seattle’s season. Guest conversations widen the map without turning the show away from the Sounders. Mailbag episodes bring supporter anxieties and pet theories into the room. The tone is conversational, occasionally exasperated, and often funny in a dry, familiar way. It is not polished studio distance. It sounds like people who have watched enough Sounders soccer to be annoyed in precise ways. That precision is the appeal. Nos Audietis works because it lets tactical detail, club memory, and supporter impatience sit at the same table until the week’s soccer starts to make more sense.
Made for: For Seattle Sounders supporters, MLS followers, and soccer fans who like detailed post-match conversation more than quick hot takes. It especially fits listeners who care about roster construction, academy development, and the weekly emotional math of following one club closely.
What sets it apart: Nos Audietis stands out by treating Sounders fandom as both analysis and lived habit. It can argue about Kalani, D-Row, Jordan Morris, road form, or academy sales without flattening the conversation into a single verdict.
An unofficial podcast about the Seattle Sounders produced by Sounder at Heart's Jeremiah Oshan and Aaron Campeau, with Likkit Pocinwong
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Nos Audietis turns Sounders results into detailed conversations about tactics, squad construction, player development, and the choices shaping the next match.
Nos Audietis treats Seattle Sounders matches as problems to be worked through, with Jeremiah Oshan steering conversations that move from immediate results to the choices underneath them.
D-Row nearly clicks, Jordan Morris looms, and your No. 9 debate gets complicated.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Tigres discussion sharpens into a debate over Kalani's side, pressure resistance, and Tino Lopez as a central option.
Nos Arietes turns the Tigres conversation into a focused look at how one lineup choice can reveal broader defensive habits. Tim Oslund Foss and Nico Moreno move from Brian's preference for a player who can dribble through pressure to what that asked of Christian, then keep…
A road-trip review that connects four shutouts, Paul Rothrock's scoring run, and the Sounders' academy pipeline.
Nos Arietes frames the Sounders' road swing as a confident, productive run: 10 points, four straight shutouts, and Paul Rothrock's fifth goal across all competitions all help set the tone.
A Sounders week opens into a wider club check-in, from GA Cup finalists to Houston Dynamo preparations.
Nos Audietis uses a Sounders week as a broader club check-in, starting with academy success before turning toward the Houston Dynamo match ahead.
A Sounders-adjacent MLS discussion that turns a flat draw into sharper talk about coaching, reputation, and club direction.
Nos Arietes gives Jeremiah O'Shan and Charlie Boehm a clean way to move past Seattle's flat 0-0 draw with Minnesota United and into a broader MLS conversation.
A road-trip debrief turns Sounders adaptation and the striker race into an easygoing, specific discussion.
The Sounders' road trip to Spokane gives Nos Arietes a clean way into a broader question: how this team learns to get through different kinds of games.
A Sounders review that uses pressure, midfield interchange, and Christian Roldan's forward run to read Seattle's collective play.
Nos Arietes frames the Sounders' approach against Minnesota as a test of collective movement. Jeremiah O'Shan and Nico Moreno track how Seattle's pressure forced clearances, shook loose 50-50 balls, and kept attacks alive.
An emergency Sounders discussion weighs the Obed Vargas transfer before the news is expected to officially break.
The Obed Vargas transfer story gets a hurried Sounders discussion, recorded just as the host is preparing to fly to Spain and expects the news to become official while he is unavailable.
Rivalry panic with tactical receipts.
Jeremiah Oshan and guest Nico Moreno host an emergency podcast to discuss the imminent transfer of Seattle Sounders midfielder Obed Vargas to Atletico Madrid.
Jeremiah Shan and guests discuss the Seattle Sounders' signing of Hassani Dotson, a major off-season move.
Seattle Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer discusses roster decisions and preseason preparations in Marbella.
Jeremiah Oshan and Nico Moreno analyze the Seattle Sounders' 4-2 playoff win over Minnesota United, focusing on the team's newfound confidence after overcoming a two-goal deficit.
Nico Moreno and his co-host review the Seattle Sounders' 2-1 comeback over Sporting Kansas City, which completed a nine-point homestand and extended the unbeaten run to eight games.
Nos Audietis centers on the Sounders' 2-0 loss to Tigres, with Tim Oslund Foss filling in for Jeremiah O'Shan and Nico Moreno joining from the Palouse.
Jeremiah O'Shan, Aaron Campo, and Lickett spend most of the April 6, 2026 episode on Seattle's 10-point road trip, four straight shutouts, and Paul Rothrock's fifth goal across all competitions.
Nos Audietis focuses on Seattle's seven-game road stretch, the Tigres quarterfinal, and the Houston Dynamo preview that follows John Arnold's segment.
A Seattle Sounders podcast episode discussing the upcoming match against Colorado Rapids and other soccer news.
Jeremiah O'Shan, Aaron Campo, and Licket answer listener questions in a mailbag episode for March 2026.
Bruce Arena says the Earthquakes were "not prepared to win" and had been "accept[ing] mediocrity."
Peter Kingston turned a risky sideline throw into a goal with two assists in Spokane.
Jeremiah O'Shan and Niko Moreno discuss the Seattle Sounders' upcoming Game 3 against Minnesota and the broader playoff implications.
A recap of the Sounders vs Minnesota Game 1, including analysis of the shootout and a broader look at the MLS Cup playoffs.
A preview of the MLS Cup playoffs focusing on the matchup between Minnesota United and the Seattle Sounders, with discussion on which team is most likely to lose to the Sounders.