Episode 8:

Psychotherapy, friends becoming colleagues, and a podcast empire.

Luke Aaron Moore, along with Marcus Speller, Jim Campbell and Pete Donaldson, started The Football Ramble around 13 years ago. A time when football was a very different place, Sven-Göran Eriksson was Manchester City manager, Jamie Vardy was playing for Stocksbridge Park Steels, and Erling Braut Haland hadn't even been born. (One of those things might not be completely accurate, but you get my point.)

One thing that has remained constant, is The Football Ramble. The football podcast where four guys discuss the lighter side of the game, has now become Football Ramble Daily, with six shows a week. There has also been a Football Ramble book, and a Football Ramble world tour.

Luke and the other members of the Ramble have been groundbreakers in the podcast field, turning what was a niche venture, into a mainstream pursuit.

We spoke to Luke about how the Ramble has changed over the years, the pressures that has brought, his experiences with Psychotherapy and his friendship with with the other members of the most famous foursome since The Beatles. (One of those things might not be completely accurate, but you get my point.)