Tonight’s show is a bittersweet one – after 230+ episodes, countless tangents, and more dodgy puns than we’d care to admit, this is our final broadcast… at least for the foreseeable future. We’re not going to dress it up with “see you real soon” or “we’ll definitely be back” – the truth is, we don’t know if we will. This might be the end of the November Foxtrot Podcast, and if it is, we want to go out properly. There are plenty of reasons behind this decision. Andy and Mike are busy building Superflo, Ash has been holding the fort behind the scenes, Lance has stepped away from the hobby entirely, and life in general has been pulling us all in different directions. On top of that, Mike’s about to have a second baby – and as anyone who’s run a night game will tell you, nothing kills your comms discipline faster than sleep deprivation. More importantly, the show has started to feel more like work than the chaotic, fun energy that got us going in the first place. After nearly five years of weekly episodes, it feels like the right time to down tools, take stock, and accept that this may be the natural conclusion of the journey. So, tonight we’re sharing stories, laughs, and a little bit of nostalgia as we reflect on what this podcast has meant to us – and hopefully to you too. Whether or not this is goodbye forever, we want to thank you all for being a part of this adventure. It’s been ridiculous, it’s been fun, and it’s been one hell of a ride. If this truly is the end – then thanks for listening, thanks for supporting, and thanks for making November Foxtrot what it was. See you out in the field.

On this week’s show, Andy, Ash, and Mike are diving into the realities of airsoft MilSim - the rewarding moments, the frustrating pitfalls, and everything in between. What are the toughest challenges individual players face when gearing up for multi-day events? And what hurdles does the wider airsoft industry need to clear to keep MilSim evolving? From personal struggles like fitness, kit management, and mental prep to bigger-picture issues such as event organization, cost, and accessibility, the guys will be sharing stories from their own experiences - the wins, the wipeouts, and the “why did I pack three days of food for a 12-hour op?” moments. If you’ve ever hit a wall during a long op, wrestled with unreliable kit, or wondered how milsim could be better for everyone, this episode is packed with insights, tips, and plenty of laughs. Catch up on past episodes, find gear recommendations, and support the show at www.novemberfoxtrot.co.uk

On this week’s show, Mike, Andy, and Lance take a nostalgic trip through the timeline of airsoft — from its humble beginnings in 1970s Japan to the high-tech, community-driven hobby we know today. Whether you’re a long-time skirmisher or a fresh recruit to the sport, this episode is packed with insights, memories, and a few laughs along the way. We’ll be chatting about how airsoft emerged as a civilian alternative to live firearms, how it spread globally through the 80s and 90s, and how the gear and gameplay evolved into the rich, immersive experiences we enjoy now. The lads will also share their own personal journeys into the hobby — first guns, standout events, awkward loadouts, and all the character-building moments in between. As always, you’ll find our latest news, upcoming events, and gear chat — plus we shine a spotlight on the airsoft community and share your stories too. For more, visit our website at www.novemberfoxtrot.co.uk and join the conversation across our social channels.

On this week’s show, Mike and Andy are diving deep into the world of urban recon - or “recce” for those in the know (though Mike still insists on calling it “recon” thanks to his half-American roots). Urban environments bring a whole different flavour to milsim, and tonight’s conversation explores how to adapt your tactics when the trees are replaced by concrete. From blending in through roleplay and disguise - think maintenance workers, beggars, or just the right kind of nondescript civilian - to setting up observation posts inside buildings, the lads talk through the tools, techniques, and mindset needed to operate unnoticed in dense, man-made terrain. Expect tips on avoiding silhouettes, managing movement, dealing with practicalities like toilets and comms, and some niche tricks for indoor ops. Whether you're prepping for your first city-based milsim or want to try new approaches at your next event, this one’s packed with ideas and grounded insight from the field. No trees required.