With the buoyancy in what appears to be some success in the fight against COVID-19, Ben Hook speaks with SANFL, CEO, Jake Parkinson about the challenges confronting the league as they actively consider the beginning of a winter season. Ben also catches up with Greg Bald, President Western Districts Community Club to hear where they are up to with the rebuild of their clubrooms.

Keith speaks openly about the impact the cessation of sport has had on the organisation, the changes they have had to make and the broader impact this will have on cricket within South Australia. If you're involved in cricket in SA this is an interview not to be missed.

Ben catches up with Wendy Schaeffer, Vice Chairperson of Equestrian SA to hear what their community is doing to plan for a return to competition.Tim Dansie provides insights into what you can be doing with your kids at this time and how as a coach and psychologist he is adapting to new ways of working with his players.

Dr Sam Elliott, Flinders University joins Ben to discuss how to manage the sporting needs of kids whilst organised sport is on hold. Ben also catches up with two athletes who are actively involved in their sport, South Australian Jockeys Emily Finnegan and Dom Tourneur.

Ben Hook catches up with Gabi Nance (Hockeyroos) and Holly Evans (ex-Hockeyroos, Exercise Physiologist) to hear who they are managing with the Olympics and Hockey One being postponed.

Ben Hook catches up with sports journalists, Tom Rehn (Channel 9, 5AA) and Reece Homfray (The Adelaide Advertiser) to hear how they're dealing with the current COVID-19 situation and having no live sport to report on.

Welcome to Hooked on Sport, your virtual sports club. Hear how this podcast came about and how you can get involved. Host Ben Hook speaks with Leah Cassidy (CEO Sport SA) and John Mannion (Executive Director, Breakthrough Mental Health Foundation) to understand what sporting clubs are doing during these challenging times and how we, as sporting club members can support each other.