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It's a 2 hour festive feast with the editor of Hearts Standard, Joel (Noel?) Sked. We talk to him about his life supporting Hearts and his career in sports journalism. We then do a top 5 signings of the season so far, biggest surprise and disappointment as well as who is the most improved. Much like we should all do at this time, in amongst all the reflection, we also look forward!

It's a week where we won (connect) four points and not in the order we would have predicted. It was a lackluster performance followed by an exceptionally impressive performance. We look at where we went fairly wrong and where we went very right. On top of that there are two quizzes, loan watch, mental health check ins and occasional travel chess chat.

The boys start today's episode with a mental health check-in and discussion before reflecting on the issues facing Hearts just now. Much like life, there's some rough and there's smooth and there's a fork being kicked at John Collins.

Well, we made it a full 20 episodes before suffering our first defeat and to who else but the team we have the A90 agreement with where no visiting can ever be victorious, We reflect on the game but not before we welcome Motherwell superfan Chris McCorquodale onto the show to give us insights on our weekend's opponents.

Trunter, Jamie and Adam are joined this week by Paul Beeson from Two Halves Productions; a theatre company that has had 4 of its productions (so far!) shown at Tynecastle. Paul talks us through the fascinating Hearts history that inspired the shows and gives us a glimpse behind the production curtain. He also to about some of his Hearts memories and takes us through some of his mental health journey and recovery.

Trunter is AWOL but the other boys talk about 2 points dropped at home to Dundee United and use the rare opportunity of a very lackluster performance a bit of constructive criticism. Couple of quizzes and an insight into our next episode as well

2 games to discuss this week: a draw at St Mirren but coming back and winning convincingly against Dundee to put us NINE clear at the top. John and Adam discuss a Hearts legend event they attended which gave some pretty interesting insights into who our highest rated JTA signing is out with Ageu... There's a Dundee United preview as well as a couple of quizzes.

An episode where Jamie, Trunter, Adam and John are talking about beating Celtic and going 8 points clear at the top is interrupted by a (at the time of recording) breaking related news story midway...

The trip to Kilmarnock featured Scotrail trains but this podcast is all about the Gorgie Juggernaught. The good times keep coming and Jamie, Adam, John and Trunter are here to revel in it!

This week we are joined by Cal from Forever and Ever - The Killie Fans Podcast as we look ahead to this week's tie away at Rugby Park. Cal gives his insights to the current Kilmarnock team and set up as well as the fans feelings towards McInnes and their former player Findlay. We also take the opportunity to discuss the Jim Jeffries era at Kilmarnock. We end the episode with this week's quiz which takes us across the Nordic countries.

If you like last minute winners, tales of snapped legs and Hearts based quizzes then you're in for a treat. Unless of course you're a Hibs fan in which case this episode will probably be akin to some form of torture. Mon the Gorgie.

As you may well be aware, it's derby week. So Jamie, Adam and John unlock some of those derby memories from the matches you may have forgotten about as they share some of their recollections and bring in some listeners' ones too. A few of the more unforgettable ones are discussed too of course. The Falkirk match is reviewed and the Hibs game is previewed. A wee quiz is thrown in for good measure.

Long time jambo, Davy Wilson, joins the boys and talks some of his memories from nearly 70 years of following Hearts before opening up on his grief journey; a topic that is very close to both Adam and John. They discuss the challenges they have faced, what has been helpful to them and how Hearts have played a part in that journey. It's a powerful, emotional and ultimately inspiring conversation. Afterwards Trunter gives his combined 2005-06 and current day XI, there is a quiz and the Falkirk game is previewed

Jamie and Adam discuss, relive, celebrate and generally feeling very happy about the victory at Ibrox. All the latest transfers, news and injuries are covered before the boys compare our current squad to that of 2005/06. Will it be Shankland leading the combined team's front line or Jamie Mole? Only one way to find out.

A multiverse-esque crossover this week as Scarves Around the Funnel's Scott Mcintosh joins us on a one episode loan deal. We pick his brains about the current Hearts team, the recent injuries as well as the transfers and look ahead to the Rangers game. Scott also discusses his mental health journey, including a recent diagnosis of autism and reflects on how this has been for him. We finish up with some listener questions.

As the Summer transfer window closes, Jamie, Trunter, Adam and John go through all the dealings that have been made across the Summer with their verdict on each player and how they may (or may not) fit into the team. There was an away day with some last minute drama over in Livingston so the boys also give their thoughts on that as well as an accidental criminal quiz.

It's a full house as Jamie, Trunter, John and Adam return to talk about the Motherwell game. They chat about the 3rd biggest team in Scotland (clue: it's not Hibs) before doing the quiz and looking ahead to the trip to the stadium-formerly-know-as-The-Spaghettihad.

Episode in memory of Alan McLaren.

Trunter's first away day in years and - naturally - it ends in defeat. He talks to Jamie and Adam about the journey there, both literal and mental. The boys then examine what went wrong against St Mirren, what went right and then balance it all out as they preview the return to league action. Trunter also gives us his belated league predictions. Fair warning: a couple are absolutely honking.

Jamie, Adam and Trunter are all feeling very enthusiastic as Hearts continue their winning run. The second weekend of the Scottish Premiership is covered before reviewing the pulsating match at Tannadice. You will also discover why if you go to Nigeria then you shouldn't call anyone a Dundee United unless you want square goes. Lastly, the St Mirren match is previewed and the boys try their best at a Hearts trivia question,

One week in and the Bloom effect is in full force already as Hearts top the table! Plenty of optimism (with occasional bits of realism) as Jamie and Adam discuss the 90 Minutes with Tony Bloom event that they attended and, of course, look at our first game (and win) of the season. There is also some transfer talk, a mental health check-in and a look ahead to our trip to Tannadice.

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This week Jamie, Adam and John look at the victory over EPL opposition and what it- and the closed doors game- could mean as we head into the season. They analyse the team itself and the latest transfers before giving their Premiership predictions for Season 2025-26. They end the episode by previewing the blockbuster first game of the season at home and under the lights to Aberdeen.

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Jamie, Trunter and Adam return to discuss the final two Premier Sports Cup group stage games and look at how the games can give us an insight as to a McIness' Hearts team may look like across the upcoming season. The boys also reflect and all the latest comings and goings at Gorgie before Jamie talks about how a game involving an infamous Craig Gordon save was a huge part of his mental health recovery journey. Trunter concludes the episode with an insight to the Sunderland team who will be visiting Tynecastle for the Craig Gordon testimonial.

Jamie, Adam and Trunter discuss the first two games of the season, the recent transfers and discuss men's mental health - a conversation listeners are always welcome to join in at heartsonsleevespodcast@outlook.com