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Posted: Thursday, October 1st 2020
Episode two of the Robins Nest podcast available
Wednesday, March 4th 2020
Bristol City have recently launched a brand new podcast, with episode two now available to stream.
The Robins Nest podcast is a follow-on to last season's successful live show.
The podcast is hosted by City's matchday presenter Downsy and celebrity fan Mikey Cobban (he was in a boy band once, don't you know?!)
Episode two is now streaming, discussing the club's 125-year history.
Joining Downsy and Mikey are Jon Lansdown and Scotty Murray as they discuss their first memories of the club, their stand-out moments, their hopes for the coming years and the activities taking place around Ashton Gate on Saturday to mark the milestone (March 7th, 12.30pm)
Listen to episode two via Buzzsprout or subscribe via alternative players:
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