Bavarian Podcast Works

Reflecting on what was an awesome 2025/26 season for Bayern Munich.Where does Bayern go from here as 2026/27 beckons?The BPW Postseason Awards Gala.Comments on a clickbait controversy.

A look at the starting XI.A rundown of the scoring and substitutions.Bayern fought through a smoky haze and a tough effort from VfB Stuttgart.Harry Kane is awesome.Some final takeaways from the match and FC Bayern overall.

Germany's roster selections for the World Cup. What worked? What didn't? Is there too much controversy?What about the John Stones rumor?Raphaël Guerreiro might retire.Checking in on Blockbuster Summer Transfer Plan Version 1.0. Are we ready for Version 2.0 yet? Maybe not.Listener Q&A.A brief Entertainment Rundown.

Former Bayern Munich coach and current German national team manager Julian Nagelsmann has released his roster for the 2026 World Cup in North America.Let's talk through who made the cut, who was omitted, and if this team actually has a chance to win.

A look at the three previous matchups between these two teams.Checking out the VfB Stuttgart roster -- this is a talented group...but Bayern Munich is a bad matchup for them.Deniz Undav is the man.Looking over Bayern Munich's injury situation.A guess at the lineup.A prediction on the match

The Bundesliga Rundown is coming to an end.Words can't express how thankful I am to everyone who has listened, interacted with me, and been part of my journey to explain the ecosystem around FC Bayern Munich and the Bundesliga.My last episode won't be about a team, but a player: Jakub Błaszczykowski — known in Germany as “Kuba” — is my favourite Bundesliga player of all time. Not because he is better than the likes of Harry Kane or his compatriot Robert Lewandowski, but because his life offers inspiration.From the worst possible odds imaginable to a remarkable career, Kuba's story is about redemption and refusing to let your background define you. It's a story about life. It's a story that makes me love this beautiful game.Thank you ALL!

Let's go over the results from Match Day 34, how we did (not great!), and how we finished in the league overall (pretty good!).Our Bundesliga Team of the Season.Our toughest omissions from the BotS.Six young players to watch. (Admittedly, this was supposed to be 7, but we got too caught up in talking about Tom Bischof). 

A quick programming note.Bayern Munich closed out its Bundesliga season in style, but still has one more game to go!Michael Olise was named Bundesliga Player of the Season, but was that the right call? Harry Kane makes a very strong case for it, eh?The focus turns to Germany and how Manuel Neuer, Jamal Musiala, and some of the other Bayern Munich boys fit into that mix.