The night, the show, the event, is over. I'm at a restaurant down the block, waiting for my order of a couple of different varieties of BBQ, food that the establishment specializes in. It's cold, just like before the interview and the evening, only now it's colder and it's completely dark. I had just attended a performance for the first time that was somehow a fun piece of modernity: a podcast show. I guess modernity was this. A show in a theater, carried out by the four members of a podcast about English football, founded and located in England and which has a history of more than a dozen years. And it has been at this time that they have reached the growth that has led them to cross the pond on their tour of shows.

@sognoxxx ha ha I fear someone até ganhando money in an episode of how to be an anarchist

— bruninha Sat May 08 14:25:56 +0000 2021

Because we weren't in London, Birmingham or Wycombe. It was November and the biting winter was beginning to make itself felt in the city where the show, in addition to the interview, was going to take place: Chicago, Illinois; on the other side of the planet, more than 6,000 kilometers away from London, where their programs are usually carried out. “Yes… 'Organic', I think that would be the word,” reflected Marcus when asked if the process that has taken them from being pioneers of the podcast medium in 2007 to the point of performing shows in live in America for the first time, twelve years after bringing the show to life. “What are you going to do now? Twelve years and a bit”, he continued. «The Football Ramble started on MySpace. Sure, you're not going to be sitting here [overnight], being interviewed by your good self, about to go on stage in Chicago. It is a gradual process, as you say. Building on each small victory has been very important.” To which Luke added, “You definitely don't go from not knowing what you're doing to this. It is a process".