Oh, from New York, New York, you are listening to Extra Time driven by Continental Tire.

From Kansas City, I am Andrew Weebie with a very special podcast as part of MLS's Soccer

for all week.

In this league and on this podcast, everyone is welcome, regardless of race, color, religion,

national origin, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status.

You can find out more about Soccer for all at MLS Soccer.com and by following MLS works

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On this podcast, Nick Fershaw is always welcome.

Greetings, greetings and welcome, you might say.

You're about to listen to a story Nick reported and produced back in December 2019 before

the pandemic upended our lives.

It's about power soccer and the impact the game has on the athletes who play it.

Enjoy.

Come on.

It's a cold December evening in Colorado and Brian Broiles is in full on tinkering.

You could look, it may be one or two, but you get the right size of me.

We're here.

Though he's an information technology executive during the day.

On this night, he's kneeling down on the gymnasium floor at Denver South High School,

frantically working with a set of wrenches and screwdrivers.

I'll bring you toolbox so everybody waits for that to get here and we go to town.

Brian is a stocky man in his fifties with closely cropped gray hair.

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