In the wake of the new that John has stepped down from the podcast after 15 years, for which we thank him and wish him well on his new venture, Graeme's back hosting and is joined by Cammy and Daris in a bit more of a depleted lineup than last week's Scotland celebrations. Speaking of which, the guys discuss whether or not Harvey Barnes should be considered for a seat on the plan to North America as he has declared he wants to play for Scotland now.

Scotland have done it, we're going to the World Cup! Graeme hosted the continuing celebrations as he was joined by Daris, both Johns, Krys and Laurie. The guys talked over an amazing night at Hampden as Scotland qualified for our first World Cup since 1998. We discussed the build up to the match itself, before moving onto all the crucial moments in the game, including which of the goals from Mctominay, Tierney and McLean was the best.

John is joined by Ethan from The Dugout and Cammy and Rhys from the Rhys and Cammy podcast. We discuss the game against Greece with us giving the starting eleven ratings out of 10. There is debate about possible changes for the team for Tuesday as we look to win and qualify for the World Cup. Will Clarke throw a curveball, are attackers who are in wheelchairs allowed to play?

Regulars John, Graeme D and Laurie are joined by regular guest when it comes to the national team, Alan aka Air Force Wan. Making his first appearance on the podcast is Cammy who is a fan of many teams and is given one of the cruelest introductions ever. On one of the most random episodes we've ever recorded, there is chat about why Laurie should take a break from Rugby Park and visit Auchinleck Talbot's Beechwood Park instead.

John and Laurie are joined by Daris making his second appearance but first as a regular. We have a guest too as football writer and Motherwell fan, Ben Banks joins us. We kick off the football chat by focusing on Kilmarnock and their recent poor run of form. This leads on to debate as to whether Laurie should watch a different sport.

Ricky hosts for the first time with John and they are joined by Steven, singer and guitarist from Future Colours. Steven talks about his lifelong loyalty to Greenock Morton F.C. (yes — the “Ton”), the local legend of the “Greenock cat man”, and of course his all-time Morton Best Eleven. Future Colours formed out of a shared love for jangly guitars, big hooks and honest vocals — they aim to marry that classic indie-pop energy with a bit of Scottish soul.

John is back on hosting duties and joined by regulars Charlie, Danny and Jeff. Jeff is delighted as he has a fellow Dundee United fan in Nick Mercer from Sergeant on. You can follow the band on Instagram and Facebook by searching Forza Sergeant. We kick things off by chatting about Dundee United's game at Ibrox on Saturday and thoughts on the season so far.

Scotland are 10 points, level with Denmark at the top of the group and are now within touching distance of the World Cup - so the lads hit the important debating points, what is Scotland's world cup song - Born in The USA by Springsteen or Living In America by James Brown? Danny, Laurie, Josh and debutant Daris debrief Two Jobby Performances but six massive points and while doing so, manage to name every player to have scored under Steve Clarke.

The two John's, Danny, Graeme D and Josh are joined by comedian Mark Nelson and Clark from the Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal. We kick off by chatting about the great work that TASA do where they have given money to organisations abroad when Scotland are on their travels. Check out where you can see previous donations and find out how you can get involved.

This week on the Scottish Football Forums Podcast, John is joined by Charlie, Dave, Danny and Ethan to dissect another lively weekend of action. The guys look back at the domestic scene, including Talbot’s big Scottish Cup win over local rivals Cumnock. There’s plenty of chat on the managerial situation at Aberdeen, with opinions flying on what direction the Dons should take next.

In this episode, John and Krys are joined by author Steven Lawther to discuss his latest book, "We Led in Munich: the Unlikely Adventures of Raith Rovers in Europe". The book is effectively a follow up to Steven's "Unthinkable: Raith Rovers Improbably Journey from the Bottom of Scottish Football" in which Raith Rovers went on to win the League Cup in November 1994 and thus qualify for Europe.