The weekend off has come and gone, so has the Brownlow Medal. Grand Final week is finally here. 

We have a bumper episode for your ears ahead of Saturday's decider between the Western Bulldogs and Melbourne at Optus Stadium.

First up, Josh Gabelich speaks to St Kilda and Essendon great Brendon Goddard about Grand Final week and where the game will be won and lost.

Then Western Bulldogs premiership hero Dale Morris joins the show to discuss the correlations between 2016 and 2021, as well as providing insight into the genius that is Luke Beveridge.

We then head to Western Australia to get a feel of things on the ground from Channel 7 reporter Ryan Daniels, who also talks us through his bombshell scoop on Brisbane superstar Lachie Neale.

Before finishing in Victoria with the man who helped pave the way for Jake Lever and Steven May to land at the Demons, Alex McDonald from Hemisphere Management Group.

We are down to just two teams with two weeks to build up to the 2021 AFL Grand Final.

This week we have a stacked episode for you to unpack.

First up, Josh Gabelich speaks to star midfielder Tom Liberatore from the Western Bulldogs' hotel in Perth.

Then we head to Melbourne to dissect the fallout from preliminary final weekend with St Kilda great and Fox Footy analyst Leigh Montagna.

Before returning to WA to take a deeper look at the list builds of this year's grand finalists with afl.com.au reporters Cal Twomey.

We are down to just four teams and two weekends of football to play in 2021.

This week we cover all bases on the BT Sport AFL podcast, with three guests from three different areas of the footy world.

First up, Josh Gabelich speaks to superstar spearhead Jeremy Cameron from inside Geelong's hotel in Fremantle, after the Cats knocked off Greater Western Sydney to progress to another prelim.

The Coleman Medal winner tells us what it was like to face his old side for the first time and takes us behind the scenes of his blockbuster trade on deadline day last November.

Then we stay in WA and head inside the Western Bulldogs' hotel to chat with their CEO Ameet Bains.

Before finishing in Melbourne to dissect some of the big stories in the AFL right now with Fox Footy reporter Tom Morris.

We've got another jampacked episode of the BT Sport AFL Podcast after a dramatic opening weekend of the finals.

First up, Josh Gabelich heads inside the Western Bulldogs hotel in Launceston to sit down with star defender Taylor Duryea.

The two-time premiership Hawk takes us behind the scenes of the elimination final win over Essendon and tells us how a meeting with Alastair Clarkson revived his career before it really got started.

Then we head to Melbourne to continue our build-up to the Brownlow Medal with 1988 winner Gerard Healy.

The Hall of Famer and media star tells us all about that famous night and gives us his thoughts on the suspension of Greater Western Sydney superstar Toby Greene.

We finish with player agent John Meesen from Kapital Sports as we turn out attention towards the upcoming trade period.

Enjoy a bumper episode ahead of the semi-finals this weekend.

The finals are finally here after a wild finish to the home and away season.

We are back with a blockbuster episode of the BT Sport AFL podcast.

First up, Josh Gabelich speaks to Brisbane Lions legend Jason Akermanis to reflect on the 20th anniversary of his Brownlow Medal win, as well as the famous three-peat under Leigh Matthews.

Then we sit down with Collingwood and GWS great Heath Shaw to analyse the All-Australian squad and gaze into the September crystal ball.

Before heading to Sydney to chat with former Swan Brandon Jack about his brilliant new memoir called '28'. 

With one round to go in the home and away season, there is plenty on the line for those fighting for spots in the top eight. 

We've got a bumper episode of the BT Sport AFL podcast for UK footy fans. 

First up, Josh Gabelich chats to Greater Western Sydney star Lachie Whitfield from the Giants' hotel in Melbourne. 

The All-Australian tells us about life on the road in the past few months and why one English football giant is very special to his family. 

Then afl.com.au reporter Mitch Cleary breaks down some of the major storylines in the game right now.

Before veteran talent identification king Kevin 'Shifter' Sheehan discusses his greatest Irish team of all time, revisiting the incredible career and impact of the late great Jim Stynes.

All that and more on episode twenty-two. 

With the Tokyo Games finally coming to an end over the weekend, we start with an Olympic flavour this week. 

First up, Josh Gabelich sits down with Geelong star Mark Blicavs to discuss his deep family ties to the Olympics.

We also explore how close he came to qualifying for London in 2012 and find out how he has established himself as one of the most versatile players in the AFL.

Then we speak to veteran footy scribe Ashley Browne about his brilliant new book 2020: A Season Like No Other.

All that and much more on episode twenty-one. 

September is creeping closer by the day and there is plenty to discuss on this week's episode of the BT Sport AFL Podcast.

First up, Josh Gabelich sits down with St Kilda midfielder Luke Dunstan to find out how the South Australian has resurrected his career in the second half of 2021.

Where will he play next year? Will Jack Steele win the Brownlow Medal?

Then strap yourself in for an in-depth conversation with Western Bulldogs premiership hero Tom Boyd.

Since retiring from the game at 23 in 2019, Boyd has quickly turned the challenges he faced in his football journey into a major positive in the corporate space. 

He takes us inside his journey and tells us what life has been like after football.

All that and much more on episode twenty. 

The whips are starting to crack ahead of September and we are back with the BT Sport AFL Podcast.

This week, Josh Gabelich sits down with Gold Coast star Touk Miller. 

The Suns' vice-captain tells us how he has emerged as one of the best midfielders in the competition in 2021, why he has remained loyal to Gold Coast and what a maiden All-Australian blazer would mean to him.

Then we head to Melbourne to speak to Western Bulldogs great and Fox Footy expert commentator Brad Johnson to analyse some of the big stories in the game right now.

All that and more on episode nineteen. 

With so much going on inside the AFL world right now, we're taking a step back this week to look at the game from a different angle.

First up, Josh Gabelich speaks to Hawthorn star James Sicily to find out how his knee reconstruction is progressing, what life is like at Waverley Park right now and all about his white line fever.

Then we sit down with a man who knows the inside of the Premier League and the AFL like few others, Melbourne high performance manager Darren Burgess, who has previously run the sports science departments at Arsenal, Liverpool and Port Adelaide.

All that and plenty more on episode eighteen.