O'Hanlon's has become a familiar sight to Arsenal supporters around the world a packed New York bar filled with red shirts, flags, songs and celebrations.

At the centre of many of those moments is Cristiano.

In Episode 6 of Global Gooners, Johnny sits down with the Italian living in New York who has become one of the recognisable faces of the O'Hanlon's Arsenal community.

They talk about the atmosphere inside the bar, Cristiano's popularity on social media, what happens behind the scenes on matchday and why spaces like O'Hanlon's become about much more than watching football.

Cristiano also explains how the wider community extends beyond the venue itself through friendships, charity work, football matches, events and connections with other supporter groups.

It's a conversation about Arsenal, belonging and how a football club can help create a home thousands of miles from North London.

Different cities. Different cultures. Different stories. Same Arsenal.

What started as two Arsenal fans sitting down to record a podcast became something neither expected.

In Episode 5 of Global Gooners, Johnny speaks with Martijn from Arsenal Netherlands about the remarkable growth of the Dutch Arsenal community from the ArseNL Podcast and a rapidly growing WhatsApp group to hundreds of supporters coming together and the creation of an officially recognised Arsenal Supporters' Club.

They discuss the influence of Dennis Bergkamp and Arsenal's Dutch connection, supporting the club through the difficult years, the incredible turnout for the Champions League final, and the special feeling of helping a supporter experience the Emirates for the first time.

It's a story about loyalty, shared frustration, friendship and what can happen when you give supporters somewhere to come together.

Different cities. Different cultures. Different stories. Same Arsenal.

In Cambodia, Arsenal brings together people who might otherwise never mix.

Johnny speaks with Ben from Arsenal Cambodia about a supporters' community where wealth, profession and social status are left at the door once the Arsenal shirts go on.

Ben tells the story of a packed room of Cambodian Gooners during the 2019 Europa League final, helping the group gain recognition from Arsenal, supporters travelling up to eight hours by motorbike for gatherings, their charity work and seeing Arsenal Cambodia represented at the Emirates.

We also hear Ben's extraordinary personal Arsenal story, stretching through generations of his family all the way back to Woolwich.

Different cities. Different cultures. Different time zones. Same Arsenal.

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