Marc is back in the mix with his players -- and matches -- to keep an eye on during the World Cup. Oh! And he’s joined by Sean and the Soccer Sharps, all looking at the top player storylines and games to watch.

Sean’s flying solo for one last trip, so he’s going to the stars and talking with astrologist & host of "The Weekly Transit" Scott Tejerian.

Sean picks 8 players with the most intriguing storylines heading into the World Cup, while Scott reads the stars and sees what planetary transits are in store for them.

Sean earns his wings, flying solo with Marc “on assignment” this week. And he’s staying local at The Black Bull in Brooklyn Heights, hanging with owner Vanessa - who talks about why Newcastle natives are born Magpies - while West Ham & Arsenal supporters join the conversation too. Plus, we learn about NYC Footy!

It's the conclusion of the Ultra World Podcast’s very special "Wrexham" trilogy.

Emmy Award-winning editor Steve Welch gives Marc and Sean a peek behind the curtain about how the show came to be, plus they discuss Disney FC and how British fans are just funnier (sorry, Cameron Crazies!).

Part 2 of the Lord of the… ahem - Ultra World Podcast Wrexham Trilogy. Emmy Award- winning Editor Jenny Krochmal joins Marc and Sean to talk about the emotions, comedy and humanity in the series.

If we May (get it?), this month on the Ultra World Podcast features a Wrexham Trilogy!

Sean & Marc "Do a Wrexham" with Emmy Award-winning editor Michael Oliver, who gives the guys a peek behind the post-production scene on the popular show.

This week's episode promises a little filmmaking, obviously some football, and a really fun listen.

While Marc is out "on assignment," Sean takes the reins and dives into Manchester United.

The fellas stop by Smithfield Hall to meet up with some Man U supporters, and Sean dives into the team’s history and iconic stadium.

Plus, Scott Tejerian joins in to read the astrological chart of the Red Devils.

Five months into the journey to find their collective fútbol families, the guys deliver a progress report of sorts — including how far they’ve come and where they’re headed next.