The boys discussed the disappointing loss to Sydney, why we can't win against good teams at the MCG, whether we are mentally weak and are we in the Top 8 by default. They then discussed the Casey game, the mounting injury list, foot injuries and changes vs West Coast. They also discussed the return of Allen Jakovich, 6 Dees in the 22 under 22 Squad, Andy going to Perth and Ladder Predictions for the Run Home.

The boys spoke with co-host Caden MacDonald about hosting some Brazilians for their first game of Aussie Rules Football as Sports Hosts host. They then discussed the massive win against the Suns which was the Dees this 90+ points victory for the season. They also discussed vandenBerg's return, Gaff Gate and the Red Card Rule. They then discussed the Casey game, injuries and changes for the Sydney game before talking the breaking of more embarrassing records and the run home and ladder predictions.

The boys welcomed back Demon player James Harmes to the podcast and talked about his impressive two games as the go to run with player. They then discussed the feeling of being on the other side of a close match, Maxy and Clarry in the Top 5 of the Coaches votes, our 3rd quarter domination & peeking over the fence at opposition forums. They then discussed the injury list and changes for the Gold Coast match before talking the updated run home scenarios & the Round 23 fixture.

The boys drowned their sorrows and attempted self medicate by discussing what went wrong in the heartbreaking loss in Geelong. They discussed crowd brawls, ruck-gate, stupid rules, rule changes & Bradshaw's re-signing. They then discussed the growing injury list, changes for the crucial Crows game and the run home and ladder predictions.

The boys discussed the second half dominance over the Bulldogs, Clarry's turn as a "resting" forward, Max's dominance in the Ruck, who is inline for an All Australian nod & Jack Viney's injury. They then talked Casey, the injury list and changes for the all important game against the Cats before daring to peek at the Ladder predictions in the run home.

The boys discussed the domination of Fremantle in Darwin despite the inaccuracy in front of goals, Olivers outstanding first 50 games, Wayne Carey's bizarre suggestion, the Casey Game, the injury list and changes for the Bulldogs game. They then discussed the run home and whether we still make finals before discussing a bunch of random MFC topics to round off the show.

The boys spoke with the co-founder of Sports Hosts a company that has partnered with the Melbourne Football Club to pair newcomers and international visitors with Demon fans who host them at games. They then talked about the disappointing loss to St. Kilda, the team's poor workmate and still being the easiest team to score against. They then talked about the form of the players at Casey and the changes for the game in Darwin vs Fremantle. They concluded the show talking about the ladder predictions and our run home.

The boys welcomed former Melbourne Football Club Best and Fairest winner Aaron Davey to the podcast and discussed his career with the Demons. They were then joined by Demonland tech guru Nasher and discussed the loss to Port Adelaide, the form of Jesse Hogan and Christian Petracca, the run home and whether we can save our season, whether we can compete with the best and being one of the easiest teams to score against. They then discussed the injury list and changes for the game against St. Kilda.

The boys welcomed former Melbourne Football Club captain Brad Green to the podcast and discussed his career with the Demons. They then discuss the appointment of new CEO Gary Pert who will replace the retiring Peter Jackson in October, the announcement of plans for a home base in the heart of the MCG precinct, the possible dumping of the Darwin game and changes for the all important game against the Port Adelaide Power.

The boys welcomed Fitzroy Lions Champion, Sydney Swans 2005 Premiership Coach and former Melbourne Demons Coach Paul Roos to the Demonland Podcast to talk about his time as Coach of the Melbourne Football Club.