United Peoples: A Manchester United Podcast

Sam, Dan, and Nick keep things refreshingly straightforward on United Peoples. The show started as a companion to their YouTube channel, United Peoples TV, offering a condensed audio version for listeners who cannot sit through full video episodes. With 198 episodes and what is effectively twice-weekly releases despite the description saying bi-weekly, the show covers match reactions, transfer news, and the talking points circulating through the United fanbase. Episodes are tight, typically running 20-37 minutes, which makes them easy to fit into a commute or a lunch break. The trio has built a loyal community around their no-nonsense approach to fan commentary. They are not trying to break news or provide tactical masterclasses. Instead, they offer three mates discussing their club with the kind of honest, pragmatic analysis that avoids both toxic negativity and delusional optimism. That balance resonates with listeners -- the show holds a perfect 5.0 rating from 73 reviews, which is impressive. The explicit content rating reflects honest language rather than anything particularly shocking. Contact options including WhatsApp and email suggest a show that genuinely values two-way engagement with its audience. For fans who want a quick, balanced United fix without the time commitment of longer shows, United Peoples delivers exactly that.