We catch up with former Australian fast bowler Carl Rackemann to chat about his career where he played 12 test for Australia and 52 ODI's. Carl also recaps the dramatic opening Ashes test in England.

We chat with the CEO of the AFL Players Association Paul Marsh. We chat with Paul about his role within the AFLPA which he has had for over 8 years, and the regular challenges the organisation look to tackle. We also chat with Paul about his time as CEO of the Australian Cricketers Association.

We chat with former hard and pacy defender Mark Zanotti who played 157 games with three clubs, West Coast, Brisbane and Fitzroy. Mark chats about his early days in the West and what lead to his relocation to QLD. Mark also chats about his time in the UK and how he started his own football club.

We chat with former Australian rules footballer Garry Baker who played from 1972 to 1983 with Footscray, Melbourne and Sydney. Post his VFL days Garry settled into a successful life in Tasmania and gives insights into how the apple isle is feeling about the pending AFL side. We chat with Garry about his career and the current and future state of Tasmanian football.

We chat with former Australian test captain Ian Chappell, who is one of Sam's favourite sportsman as he always 'called it as he saw it.' We chat with Chappelli about his test career and how he stood up for the rights of his fellow players throughout the 70s.

We chat with Australian director and producer of film and television Simon Wincer. Simon has had an amazing film career and calls the likes of Steven Spielberg

and George Lucas personal friends. We chat with Simon about his career and how he ended up creating some iconic films including 'Phar Lap' and 'The Cup.'

We chat with former Collingwood and Fitzroy footballer Brian Beers. Brian opens up about what it was like to win the 1958 flag for Collingwood and the jubilation the club felt after the final siren sounded. Brian also chats about his post football sporting exploits, notably in Tennis and his involvement in administration with Tennis W.A.

We chat with Scottish sprint legend George McNeill who has claimed tow of the biggest professional foot races in the world. The 1970 New Year Sprint in Scotland and the 1981 Stawell Gift in Australia. George tells the story about his gift win in 1981 and the massive betting plunge which saw his support network collect $40,000 in winnings.

We chat with fast bowler and raconteur Rodney Hogg who takes us through his colourful cricketing career during the late 70s and early 1980s.  Rodney shares with us some of his best yarns he has used at sportsman's nights over the decades.  

We chat with Kangaroo legend Wayne Schimmelbusch who played 306 games for North Melbourne from 1973 to 1987.  Schumma chats with us about his playing days and the influence of the great Ron Barassi.  We also chat about his not so successful venture into coaching North Melbourne from 1990 to 1992.