Albion Unlimited

Brighton and Albion captain Lewis Dunk reviews the campaign, and looks at the young talent at the club. German football expert Jonathan Harding examines the possible signing of Mahmoud Dahoud, and Albion's chances in Europe. And Seagulls fan Sally Freedman gives her top 3 players of the season.

Albion boss Roberto De Zerbi commits his future to the Seagulls. Former manager Mark McGhee discusses his time at the club, the 40th anniversary of lifting the Cup Winners' Cup with Aberdeen, and the Seagulls reaching Europe themselves. And former defender Chris Ramsey reflects on the 40th anniversary of the Albion's 1983 FA Cup final appearance.

Albion fan and DJ Norman Cook discusses the season, Roberto de Zerbi, his connection with the city and the club, and the work of Albion in the Community. Newcastle commentator Matthew Raisbeck previews the game at St James’ Park.

Albion player Pascal Gross talks about Everton defeat and looks ahead to Sunday's game with Arsenal. Chairman of the Albion supporters club Nigel Summers discusses fans' european hopes, and calls for supporters to join the Fan Advisory board.

Brighton and Albion midfielder Billy Gilmour talks about Everton, being patient, and Manchester United. Albion fan Paul Dorsey from Stateside Seagulls discusses the season, the growth of global Albion support, and the Seagulls' summer pre-season tournament in the USA.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk reflects on their FA Cup semi-final defeat, and the 9-game run-in. Former Seagulls defender Adam Virgo also talks about Wembley and Solly March, Europe and Nottingham Forest.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk talks about the Chelsea win, Julio Enciso & being back at Wembley. Former Albion Cup finalist Gary Stevens remembers meeting Manchester United 40 years ago. And Russ Pearce from Seagulls over Spain looks ahead to a special day out for himself and the fans.

Ex Albion and Chelsea defender Gary Chivers discusses Roberto De Zerbi and Frank Lampard ahead of the weekend meeting at Stamford Bridge, and Brighton and Hove Albion supporters club chairman Nigel Summers gives his thoughts on events at Spurs, the season so far, and the Chelsea game.

Ex Albion striker Glenn Murray on FA Cup run and season so far, Tony from Irish Seagulls discusses Evan Ferguson, and The Sun's Brentford reporter Isabelle Barker previews weekend Premier League meeting

Albion midfielder Adam Lallana talks about his new deal and his "special" relationship with Roberto De Zerbi, Japanese journalist Hideo Tamaru from Kyodo News discusses the Kaoru Mitoma "phenomena", and Albion fan Anthony Seddon gives an update on the Run for Ukraine and his thoughts on the season.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk discusses his long career with the Seagulls, Adam Webster reflects on his 100 games and returning to fitness, Jason Steele talks about hard work getting results, and BBC Radio Leeds commentator Adam Pope helps us preview the weekend trip.

Albion full-back Joel Veltman assesses the season so far and ex Fulham defender Tony Gale helps the team preview this weekend’s game at the Amex.

Albion winger Solly March on form and facing Crystal Palace, BBC Lincoln's Rob Makepeace on Carl Rushworth loan, and Albion fan Alan Wares and Palace supporter Tom Bishop preview weekend clash

Former Albion midfielder Dale Stephens talks about the Seagulls' season and his career, Jason Steele discusses the FA Cup and his teammates, and The Athletic's Ahmed Shooble helps us preview the visit of AFC Bournemouth

Journalist Philip O’Connor has the low-down on Yasin Ayari and assesses the progress of Evan Ferguson and Scott McCarthy from wearebrighton.com gives the podcast his half-term report for the Seagulls’ season so far.

Former Albion midfielder Dean Hammond assesses the Seagulls and his other old club Leicester City ahead of the weekend, and Pascal Gross reveals what life is like in training under Roberto de Zerbi.

Former Albion striker Craig Mackail-Smith discusses his Seagulls career & the growth at the club, defender Adam Webster looks ahead to the 2nd half of the season & Liverpool commentator Ian Kennedy previews the game at the Amex on Saturday.

Former Albion manager and England International Alan Mullery discusses the World Cup and Gareth Southgate, as well as the Seagulls' continued success. Also ex Brighton academy coach and Charlton defender, Steve Brown, assesses the Seagulls' set-up and looks ahead to the League Cup game at the Valley.

Johnny visits Dogma’s pop-up Albion exhibition, and ex Sussex cricketer & North Stand Season ticket holder Matt Machan tells podcast what it’s like to be a Seagulls fan at moment.

French football expert & Seagulls fan Jeremy Smith discusses the pros and cons of Albion players in Qatar, and the chances of France lifting the World Cup. Tony Hayes from Irish Seagulls assesses the new contract and senior Republic of Ireland debut for Evan Ferguson. And the Albion Roar’s Alan Wares pays tribute to Albion fan Ken Valder.

Albion winger Leandro Trossard looks ahead to Belgium’s campaign at the World Cup, and American Seagulls' fan Josh Lewin assesses the Albion's season so far, and the interest in the tournament in the United States.

Roberto de Zerbi assesses the start to his time at the club, Solly March discusses the big talking points from the weekend, Alexis Mac Allister discusses what it’s like to play with Messi, & Argentina’s chances of winning the World Cup, whilst commentator John Roder looks ahead to Qatar as well as recalling some memories on the mic for Albion games.

Albion players Alexis Mac Allister and Jeremy Sarmiento on Seagulls & World Cup, and author and Albion fan Paul Hayward on De Zerbi, England, Qatar and his new book on England.

Albion players Robert Sanchez and Tariq Lamptey on De Zerbi and the World Cup, and broadcaster and fan Dave Beckett reflects on Chelsea win and supporting the Seagulls.

Albion defender Adam Webster reacts to the controversial decisions at Man City. Former Seagulls midfielder Steve Sidwell previews Graham Potter's return to the Amex, and Chelsea reporter at Football London, Adam Newson, assesses the impact of Graham Potter, Marc Cucurella and Ben Roberts so far at Stamford Bridge.