Former Top Flight Footballer Chelsea Disseldorp joins us live from the Netherlands, giving us the latest in global sports tech news.

It’s Melbourne Cup Carnival Week, and we talk to the company that’s revolutionising horse racing with Artificial Intelligence. Rob Walker from Alert Equine Science gives us the latest.

Karthik Yanamandra joins us live from Hyderabad, India to talk about his company, Tightend Global Sports, and their supercharging of India’s next generation of sports stars on to the world stage.

Former Top Flight Footballer Chelsea Disseldorp joins us live from the Netherlands, giving us the latest in global sports tech news.

And the mighty Hayley McAdam from 3KND Indigenous Radio profiles the immoral Cathy Freeman.

This is the inside story of the Melbourne Football Club’s resurrection, from the man who answered the AFL’s SOS call in the Demons’ darkest hour.

Peter Jackson, a former mining and construction industry heavyweight, became the first ever CEO of an AFL club, when he took charge at Essendon in 1996. He oversaw magnificent off-field success, growing the club’s asset base from $2.6 million to $19 million.

In early 2013, Melbourne was at rock bottom. Punished after a tanking investigation, perennial wooden-spooner, 12,000 members walking out on the club. Then-AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou sent the SOS to Peter Jackson.

Jackson brought Paul Roos, Simon Goodwin and hope to Melbourne. When he left in 2018, an $8 million debt had been cut in half. Now they are Premiers.

Pete tells us the story of the Demons’ salvation.

It’s the race that stops the nation. The Victorian Racing Club’s Commercial Operations Boss Nick Addison tells us how they’ve been able to keep the Melbourne Cup show on the road in the middle of a pandemic. Twice!

Nick also tells us how the VRC are using technology to renew the race’s relevance, and maintain its historic integrity after 160 years.

This is the inside story of the Melbourne Football Club’s resurrection, from the man who answered the AFL’s SOS call in the Demons’ darkest hour.

Peter Jackson, a former mining and construction industry heavyweight, became the first ever CEO of an AFL club, when he took charge at Essendon in 1996. He oversaw magnificent off-field success, growing the club’s asset base from $2.6 million to $19 million.

In early 2013, Melbourne was at rock bottom. Punished after a tanking investigation, perennial wooden-spooner, 12,000 members walking out on the club. Then-AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou sent the SOS to Peter Jackson.

Jackson brought Paul Roos, Simon Goodwin and hope to Melbourne. When he left in 2018, an $8 million debt had been cut in half. Now they are Premiers.

Pete tells us the story of the Demons’ salvation.

And, it’s the race that stops the nation. The Victorian Racing Club’s Commercial Operations Boss Nick Addison tells us how they’ve been able to keep the Melbourne Cup show on the road in the middle of a pandemic. Twice!

Nick also tells us how the VRC are using technology to renew the race’s relevance, and maintain its historic integrity after 160 years. 

Sharelle McMahon is one of Australia’s greatest ever netballers. 2x World Champion, 2x Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist, 6x Premiership player, foundation captain of the Melbourne Vixens and former captain of Melbourne Phoenix.

Sharelle is now Head of Female Cricket for Cricket Victoria, and we discuss elite level performance and the magnificent growth of women’s sport.

Shaik Jalal is the founder and CEO of Gameface.AI, and has just done a $30 million deal with US sports giant Slinger Bags.

Shaik has gone from Aussie start-up to the NASDAQ stock exchange in New York City.

We get the inside story of how he did it, how his A.I works, and what the future of A.I looks like!

This week Hayley highlights the legendary Sir. Doug Nicholls. 

Dr. Martin Schlegel, Program Lead for the Australian Sports Innovation Centre of Excellence, with the future reach of sports tech.

We cross to the US and catch up with Karma Armani for latest news and insights.