Interview with Randy Santel from Atlas. He is a world eating champion who was taking on the Cali's Burger Stacked Burger Challenge at the time of the interview. This challenge which he successfully completed was record number 1145 and he was only the second person to successfully beat this challenge, and he has since taken his world record food challenge count to 1148 (and counting). Randy tells us how he got into the world of food challenges, his plans for his Australian tour, what its like in the world of professional eating and what his plans are for the future.

Adam Hartas from Ropes Crossing gives us an insight into the club's history over the past 8 years, new coaches they have onboard for 2023, their women's program and the opportunities on board if you come and play for the Ropes Crossing Strikers for 2023

Peter Fab Fenton takes us through his career growing up in the Australian film industry as an audio mixer, his time watching his sporting idols such as Don Bradman, his time coaching Sydney Shute Shield rugby, and some interesting and funny anecdotes in between. He is a great story teller and an accomplished author on many great Australians.

Eric Tweedale Parramatta Two Blues rugby legend, former Wallaby and world's oldest international rugby player speaks about the life and time sgrowing up in the 1920s, 30s, 40s, playing rugby in the mid to late 1930s, serving in World War 2 in the Royal Australian Navy, coming back to play for the Wallbies, and his life after rugby. He also talks about his legacy that he left for the game.

The world's oldest international rugby player Eric Tweedale talks about his life moving from Rochdale in England as a 3-year-old in 1924, growing up in a new country and developing area of western Sydney, and his introduction to the game of rugby in the 1930's by former Wallaby Wild Bill Cerutti as a 15-year-old.

Eric also speaks about his service in the Royal Australian Navy during World War 2, returning to rugby and making his Wallabies debut and he speaks fondly of his former teammates whilst talking about the physical size differences in the game 75 years ago compared to what we see now.

We have an indepth chat with James about the passion that helped him create The Coach Doctor. He gives us an insight into his formative developments as a coach that helped drive the passion to become a PHD qualified well sought after coaches coach or Coach Doctor. He gives us a look into what he does in his role and the details in what he does to help a sporting organisation as long as some funny anecdotes along the way.

Chat with Marc on his role as Lead Commentator in Blacktown Football Association, how he got involved with the game, his love for Shrewsbury Town and Arsenal, he gives an insight and season preview of the Blacktown Premier League competition and gives us his thoughts on how he thinks the EPL and A League will finish for the 21/22 season