It's going to be a battle of the north! But the city of Melbourne won't feel like it's missing out either. The AFL Grand Final is almost here and Adam and Joe break down where they think the game is going to be won and lost, plus they touch base with spiritual leader in chief for the Brisbane Lions Ash from the 'We are the Footy' and 'We are the Pride' podcasts. Plus the boys speak with rising RIchmond AFLW star Emelia Yassir.

You couldn't have scripted a more thrilling semi final weekend, with tense, tight and tough contests and a sprint finish to behold from Brisbane. And not to forget a drama filled spray post game in Adelaide which leaves big questions ahead of the preliminary final weekend. Adam and Joe delve into the truths of the semi finals, plus the big questions ahead of the penultimate weekend of football in Season 2024, and they're joined by special guest Ash from the "We are the Pride" and "We are the Footy" podcast.

In an incredibly rare event Adam apologises! The first week of the finals in 2024 offered up delight and disappointment across the board, but it exposed a few ugly truths. Adam, Joe and special guest Footyology's Rohan Connolly go through some of the questions those truths exposed, including Port Adelaide suffering stage fright in the big games, the Kardinia Kittens turning into big Cats and Sydney's three tenors go large or they go home.

September is finally here, and so are the mens footy finals! Adam and Joe attempt a 'speed run' of sorts, outling how each finalist can win their respective finals, the keys to each match, and what the storylines are depending on which result.

A new DtG MVP is crowned after a gruelling season, the length of which we have not seen before. What led to the boys putting the crown on a new King's head in Season 2024?

Plus what is the ceiling of expectation for Port Adelaide having finished the home and away season second, despite some Power fans calling for Ken Hinkley to be sacked mid-way through the season?

While the finalists are recognised for the brilliance across the year, who's been the biggest disappointment?

Dan Houston has been sent straight to the tribunal after a massive bump that not only left Izak Rankine concussed and ended his season, but has left a hollow feeling for many watching on. But as the bump takes the attention away from Port's showdown triumph, has the Power actually announced themselves as a genuine contender?

Plus the boys, joined by a special podcast co-host, take a look at Melbourne and where this season's result (and pre-season prediction) leaves them heading into 2025 and beyond.

Is this the year of the 'Nationals'? Adam and Joe break down why this is the year the non-Victorian teams could make the finals series a nightmare for AFL House. Plus why Richmond is the BANK at the AFL trade and draft table in 2024. The boys explore why letting Shai Bolton, Liam Baker, Jach Graham and Daniel Rioli is beneficial for the Yellow and Black. And is there any movement in the MVPs with a fortnight to go?

Will season 2024 see a Cathy Freeman golden sprint to the finish line or a Steven Bradbury skate through the fallen pack? This AFL season continues to throw up remarkable and unpredictable results throwing weekly tips and ladder predictors into choas. The top two from two weeks ago has tumbled and there's a rumble for the top four, let alone the top eight.

Plus with the AFLW season merely weeks ago, the boys speak with new Hawthorn recruit Hayley McLaughlin.

The MVP race has been blown wide open, with wholesale changes made across the boys top 5. The boys also entertain the possibility that someone who potentially wins a third brownlow medal, may not be named the MVP.

Plus Sydney and Carlton have hit a rough patch on their trajectory to finals. Is it sluggish form or are these teams actually styling for September?

Plus... more footy movies make their premiere on the pod. Port Adelaide, Fremantle and Western Bulldogs take a stroll down the red carpet.

The rollercoaster of a season continues with twists and turns, complete with a couple of contenders for game of the year. But it's left Essendon on the tarmac waiting to launch into the finals, Collingwood staring down the barrel of missing the finals, and Brisbane eyeing off a return to the top four.

Adam and Joe strike out more teams in their tiers, plus grade the runs home for the teams (technically) still in contention.