It's our 100th show as Sam and Leon take the chance to interview each other about their journeys and recap some of the great interviews over the journey.  A big thanks again to Gerry Ryan, Mitchelton Wines and the team at the Prince Hotel in St.Kilda for their support for the Sport and Life Podcast.

We chat with one of Australia's greatest ever shooters and six-time Olympian Russell Mark.  His win at the Atlanta 1996 Summer Olympics gave him the distinction of being the inaugural shotgun shooter of the sport to win all four of the world major individual titles: World Cup, World Cup Final, World Championship and Olympic Games.  Russell opens up about how he got into the sport and shares an investing story about how he met the Sultan of Brunei.  We also speak about the challenges of the sport and its battle for survival long-term, given the tight restrictions around gun ownership in Australia and other parts of the world.  

We chat with South Australian football royalty Graham Cornes who played 317 games for Glenelg and was the Adelaide Crows inaugural coach in 1991.  Graham opens up about his playing and coaching career, and life in the media afterwards.  

Brett Lee was one of Australia's premiere fast bowlers throughout his career striking fear into batsman from 1999 to 2015.  We chat with 'Binga' about his favourite cricketing memories and how he ended up with a number one single on the Indian music charts.  We also chat about the legend that was Shane Warne, and the shock of his passing.  

We chat with the former chairman of the VRC Amanda Elliot.  Amanda was the first female chairman in the clubs 153 year history and opens up about her journey across business and racing.  We also ask Amanda about the battles between NSW and Victorian racing and some of the hurdles she's come up against to protect the Spring Racing Carnival in Melbourne.  

We chat with basketball legend Karin Maar-Fields-McRobert who was inducted into the Australian Basketball Hall of Fame back in 2006.  Karin played for the national team from 1975 to 1985 and shares stories about her career and the famous trip to China in the late 1970s.

We chat with former tennis star Neale Fraser who won Wimbledon back in 1960 and the US Open twice in 59' and 60.'  Neil also won 11 double titles across all four majors.  Neil chats about his long career and his passion for the Davis Cup.  Also some battles with iconic names such as Rod Laver.  

We chat with Greg Evans who is an Australian television and radio presenter who is most famous for his hosting role of the popular show 'Perfect Match' in the late 80s and 90s.  Greg is also now a popular marriage celebrant with some hilarious insights of some characters he has met over his journey.  

We chat with Western United chairman Jason Sourasis about the incredible underdog story of the year after they won the A League title against Melbourne City.  Jason talks about the foundations of the club, and how in only three years of inception, they managed to topple the established Melbourne clubs to win the title.  

We chat with former Australian cricket coach and player Darren 'boof' Lehmann about his career as both a player and as a cricket coach.  Darren opens up about the difficult period around the 'sand paper gate' and the toll it took on the team and players.