Stephen Kernahan is a legend of the Carlton Football playing 251 games for the blues kicking a record 738 goals at centre-half forward.  Sticks won two flags for the blues in 1987 and 1995 and went onto become president of the club for six years stepping aside in 2014.  We chat to Stephen about how he ended up at Carlton, his playing days and how much conversation he had with the flying doormat Bruce Doull.  

Jason McCartney OAM is a former Australian rules footballer, 2002 Bali bombing survivor, former coach of the AIS/AFL Academy, and former list manager at the Western Bulldogs. McCartney is currently the list manager at the Greater Western Sydney Giants.

We chat with Jason about his football career with the Adelaide Crows and North Melbourne, the pain of not being a premiership player and the devistating experience of the Bali Bombings.

We chat with Australia's iconic racing personality Ken Callander.  Ken Callander began his career in 1962 as a copy boy with Sydney's Daily Mirror. He has since been the editor of The Sportsman, a racing tipster for Channel 9 and had his own radio shows on 2UE, 2GB and 2KY.  We ask Ken about his days with Kerry Packer, his best horse and jockey and why he left his role in the media.  

We chat with formidable trainer Ben Hayes.  Ben has been in the training partnership since 2016 and is based at Euroa. Ben lives on Lindsay Park, whilst also travelling to the Flemington stable to oversee that stable arm run by assistant trainer Dara O’Meachair.  We chat with Ben about his racing family, get insights into how big their stable is and find out if he has any mail for the upcoming Spring Racing Carnival.  

Everyone knows the story of Steven Bradbury, the man who won an unlikely gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics 1000m speed skating final when he was the last man standing.  Most people do not realise the hours of commitment to training over his career and the near death experience Steven had to overcome just to make the 2002 campaign.  Steven opens up about his career and the highs and lows behind what it takes to do a 'Bradbury.'

We chat with 'the Ox' David Schwartz who played 173 games for the Melbourne Football Club from 1991-2002.  David opens up about his battles with gambling addiction and the long road to recovery but mentally and financially.  David talks about how bad the problem was owing 4.5 million dollars and punting away all of the money he earns during his playing days.  David is a passionate voice in regards to responsible gambling and tells a compelling and honest account of his journey.

Sean Mulqueen was part of the Australian Defence force from 2008 to 2014 and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2010. He talks openly about the campaign an impact of current events with the Taliban’s control of the region. We chat with Sean about the effect of the current situation of all involved with the Afghanistan campaign.

He talks about the community group 42for42.org.au which offers support for those affected by the war in Afghanistan. We encourage all listeners to support the cause.

Arguably the greatest full forward of all time, we chat with Peter Hudson about his career and most memorable moments.  We chat about how he took a helicopter to Waverly Park, who was his toughest opponents and that famous sign out the front of the church in Hawthorn.  

We chat with an Australian television pioneer Gordon Bennett who was instrumental in bringing images to homes across the world during the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne.  Gordon speaks about the evolution of television coverage for the games, from the introduction of colour, to the amazing telecast from Tokyo.  We also chat with Gordon about the early days producing 'World of Sport' and what life was like behind the scenes with some of the biggest characters in football. 

We chat with dual code Rugby international Wendell Sailor who was a larger than life character both on and off the field.  Wendell opens up about his career and gives insights into the battles at times with mental health, drawing on lessons he learnt from the crossroad moments of his life.  We also chat about the moment which stands out for him over his career, when he returned from a two year hiatus scoring a try for the Indigenous All Stars.