Straight from the G, Chase and Brodie go at it as the Pies edge the Dees in a thriller. Dean sits back amongst the tension as the boys dive in to the many off-field controversies of the week.

Chase, Dean and Brodie get their quick footy fix before the return of our favourite guest, Ronit Sher. Reminiscing on last year's episode Ronit shares all that she has learnt about the game and also the things she still finds confusing. Delving into her psychic ways, she makes bold and divisive predictions for the future.

Dean remains off-camera while he recovers from surgery while his Hawks aren't making it enjoyable. Chase further praises Kozzy's talent and Brodie goes after Kane again!

Chase, Brodie and Adam relive a round of upsets celebrating the growth of Ed Richards and Bailey Smith, whilst questioning the state of Port and Essendon after their thrashings.

The OG trio is back. As Dean, Chase and Brodie relive the closest round of footy in 55 years whilst discussing whether the Pies may not be as good as they seem and attempting to solve the compromised bye rounds.

Brodie is back from the US and we welcome Coby Felbel to the show who enlightens the panel with his bold and innovative takes, revelling in his love for Gary Ablett and his Carlton fan journey.

Adam 'friend of the podcast' Shuster makes his first appearance for the year and Dean is back on the red eye to relive a fiery round 7 and look ahead to another massive week of footy.

After a long hiatus, Kai Aladjem is back as Chase has been deserted by all other co-hosts. The pair share an in-depth analysis of Hawthorn's capitulation. Kai lauds Daicos as the no.1 player and Chase makes a big call on Kozzy Pickett.

Ayden Carp and Jacob Shostak from The Fellas Bartending are on the show in place of the absent Dean and Brodie. Despite the tension of the duo, we talk through the Dees deep issues, the Pies longevity, the Saints misconstrued form.

Dean's back for a Gather Round Poddy. Despite some SD card issues, boys relive their fantasy matchups as Chase revels in Bice's rise. We applaud Gold Coast's new ruthless attitude and the emerging Saints.