A bruising 5-2 Inter Miami loss becomes a Nashville SC postgame with real tactical bite.
A 5-2 loss to Inter Miami hangs over this Nashville SC discussion, but the value here is in how the show makes room for what that kind of result reveals.

Pharmaceutical Soccer
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Nashville's longest running soccer show. Hosted by Clay Trainum, Valair Shabilla and Stephen Robinson.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Pharmaceutical Soccer turns Nashville SC results, roster questions, and MLS match texture into sharp local conversation.
Pharmaceutical Soccer knows its lane: Nashville SC, week after week, with enough local memory to make the arguments feel lived in. The roundtable can move from stadium weather and running jokes into roster construction, match shape, playoff stakes, and the way this club has…
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A bruising 5-2 Inter Miami loss becomes a Nashville SC postgame with real tactical bite.
A 5-2 loss to Inter Miami hangs over this Nashville SC discussion, but the value here is in how the show makes room for what that kind of result reveals.
Birthday banter eases into preseason notes and the familiar Nashville SC back-and-forth.
Clay Traynham and Valerio Chavilla start with birthday banter and college-football jokes before the conversation settles into a Nashville SC camp update.
A holiday catch-up that settles into Nashville SC's winter schedule and Champions Cup draw.
Pharmaceutical Soccer returns after a couple of weeks away with the expected holiday catch-up: family updates, food-coma jokes, and Clay Trainham missing while the hosts talk Nashville soccer.
A loose Nashville SC discussion that turns prop bets into serious trophy talk.
The conversation opens on weekend check-ins, Valentine's Day, and the simple pleasure of having everyone in the room before it settles into Nashville SC and its first competitive match.
A loose soccer chat that lands on Nashville roster news and World Cup format talk.
Pharmaceutical Soccer keeps its easy, conversational rhythm as it moves from Hoosiers jokes to College Football Playoff talk, then folds in a Nashville tease about an incoming signing before settling on the news that Nashville has signed 21-year-old American defender Thomas…
A Nashville SC breakdown that turns playoff pressure into plainspoken analysis.
Pharmaceutical Soccer focuses on Nashville SC's playoff win over Inter Miami and the pressure around this weekend's do-or-die game. The hosts keep coming back to what would have to go right for the optimism to hold, which keeps the talk grounded.
Local Nashville SC talk with supporter energy, late-game questions, and an easy conversational flow.
Pharmaceutical Soccer starts with weekend banter, then settles into a straightforward Nashville SC conversation about late goals, team identity, and how games get closed out.
A funeral-themed season-ending sendoff that keeps one eye on the offseason.
Pharmaceutical Soccer frames Nashville SC's 2025 season end as a funeral-themed farewell, mixing jokes with genuine gratitude. The show keeps returning to the same idea: the season is done, but offseason coverage still has a job to do, with roster news, interviews, and the usual…





Rivalry panic with tactical receipts.

Pharmaceutical Soccer’s “Groundhog Day” centers on Nashville SC’s 3-2 loss to Inter Miami and the tactical decisions around BJ Callahan’s playoff setup.
The hosts of Pharmaceutical Soccer reunite after Nashville's severe winter storms to discuss their visits to Nashville SC's open preseason training.
Host Valer Shabilla delivers a solo emergency podcast reacting to the breaking news that Nashville SC has signed star winger Christian Espinoza as their third Designated Player.
The hosts discuss the cringe-worthy FIFA World Cup 2026 draw ceremony, review the MLS Cup final won by Inter Miami, and break down Nashville SC's new signings including defender Maxwell Waladze.
They open on Nashville SC’s latest roller coaster.
Pharmaceutical Soccer wraps the regular season with a pretty crushing 5-2 loss to Inter Miami.
Clay Tranum and Valer hold down episode 299 while Steven is out, and they waste no time joking about the numbering.
Pharmaceutical Soccer opens on second-matchweek nerves in MLS, with Nashville still unbeaten and the hosts left wondering whether that is comforting or simply too early to matter.
Clay Traynham opens the show on his birthday and brings Valerio Chavilla back in.
The show starts with weekend banter and an EAFC 26 early-access tangent.
The show opens with weekend banter before turning to Nashville SC and a week that felt busy.
The crew is back after a couple of weeks away.
Clay and Blair open on a rare nine-point weekend.
Nashville Soccer Club's 2-1 loss to FC Cincinnati leads this episode, with Sam Surridge scoring in the 82nd minute and a late defensive lapse deciding the result.
Match Week 1 is back.
Pharmaceutical Soccer focuses on Nashville SC's first trophy, the Open Cup celebration at Geodis Park, and why the turnout from fans, media, and city leaders mattered.
The show opens like a funeral for the 2025 Nashville soccer season.
Pharmaceutical Soccer opens with Super Bowl chatter, Bad Bunny, and a running joke about a Michigan player being labeled a Hoosier before turning to Nashville SC.
Pharmaceutical Soccer opens with Steven and Clay talking about Valer Shabilla’s trip to Seoul to see Son play for South Korea, then pivots into Clay’s weekend at Geodis Park for Tyler Childers and Charlie Crockett.
The crew opens with everybody mostly in place and the room already buzzing.
Pharmaceutical Soccer opens with a Labor Day detour, a Hunger Games question about which Nashville SC player would survive, and a quick consensus on Alex because of his stamina and worldliness.
Pharmaceutical Soccer spends much of Episode 291 on Nashville SC’s 3-1 win over Philadelphia, the Sam Surge hat trick, and the club’s trip to the U.S.
Pharmaceutical Soccer breaks down Nashville's 1-1 draw with Inter Miami and why advancing anyway matters for BJ Callaghan's team.
The hosts of Pharmaceutical Soccer discuss Nashville SC's major offseason roster decisions, including the departures of Walker Zimmerman and Joe Willis, and analyze the implications for the team's rebuild.
Pharmaceutical Soccer spends much of Episode 302 on Nashville SC's offseason calendar, with December 10 free agency, the December 18 super draft, and the reentry and waiver windows all named on mic.
Pharmaceutical Soccer’s Episode 294 centers on Nashville SC winning the U.S.
Clay opens with a long defense of Indiana football, saying the program went from the “losingest program” in college football to a 16-0 season and calling it “the greatest story in the history of American sports.” Valer and Clay then pivot to Nashville SC preseason, where B.J.
Hosts banter about their roles on the show and discuss the current vibes around Nashville SC.
Hosts discuss Nashville Soccer Club, banter about a car with rival team stickers, and promote their Kappa membership.
The hosts discuss a recent 3-1 loss to St.
Hosts banter about missing a mid-season friendly match and discuss the weirdness of friendlies during Leagues Cup.
The hosts joke about a co-host's departure and return, then discuss their weekends and Beyoncé references, typical of a lighthearted soccer fan podcast.
A bonus episode previewing Nashville SC's season, discussing new signings and tactical changes under coach B.J.
A soccer podcast episode featuring an interview with journalist David Gauss about Nashville SC and MLS.
Hosts discuss a disappointing weekend for Nashville SC and share their soccer viewing habits including Euros and MLS.
Hosts discuss Nashville SC's weekend off, baseball, and the Nashville Rhythm's recent match.
Hosts discuss Nashville SC's recent matches and share personal weekend experiences, including local soccer and college baseball.