On the eve of Christmas, the Boardroom continues to deliver quality episodes for you to enjoy over the festive season.

This episode we have a very interesting discussion with Anne-Maree Sparkman, former presenter for the Wide World of Sport on Channel 9. As well as being joined by Dave Redman, a TV producer that has worked along side Anne-Maree in the television industry; we discuss everything from their careers, TV and the impact of social media.

We introduce back an old segment, the Stock Market and discuss who to buy in and who to sell.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from The Boardroom.

Tom and Dawesy are joined by Caterina Politi, the co-founder of Stop. One Punch Can Kill, to raise and pass on a number of crucial messages in Episode 13. The mother of David Cassai, who was killed in 2012, opens up about her campaign to raise awareness about the danger of a single punch to prevent more lives being lost to senseless crimes on our streets this holidays.

We also learn more about Reach thanks to millennial mover Harriet Worrall-Carter, who works closely with the team-orientated and sport inspired foundation to help empower young people's lives.

Success stories in the world of entrepreneurship are hard to come by, but Murray Lees is one who's broken that mold. Having co-founded a business which now sits at the top of its industry, Murray joins The Boardroom to share stories of the many ups and downs along his career and some important tips and mantras when breaking away from the traditional path.

We also launch a new segment as Dawesy puts the heat on an organisation that didn't fare well during his holiday.

Incredibly insightful episode; professional running coach Bohdan Babijczuk shares stories about the athletes he has been able to train, as well as detailing the changes along a journey of working with some of best sporting organisations in Australia.

We also track down Josh to hear how his travels in Asia are going and all the news around the volcano eruption in Bali.

The Boardroom get into double-digit episodes and what a guest to share the moment with the boys. Mason Cox shares his journey from Dallas, Texas to Melbourne, Australia and how to managed to find himself amongst the AFL and land at Collingwood FC.

We also introduce a new segment, Millennial Movement where we chat to millennials doing extraordinary things and to kick it off we speak to Jake Battye and what he is up to in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The Boardroom brings you a draft special, interviewing AFL journalist and draft guru Callum Twomey and top 20 prospect Jack Higgins. Discussing all things draft and the journey of our two guests. We have also been able to track down Josh to hear about his travels around Asia.

After a weeks break The Boardroom is back with a packed episode 8. Josh leaves for Asia but Tom is back in studio to discuss all this Nepal and India, including a very insightful Interview with Anita Kerr Nepali.

We are joined by two very special guests as well; Anthony & Liz Phillips to give us their view of the work they both have done in India and Nepal and it's nice to wrap up Tom's travel with the both of them.

Fresh from a gruelling 1000km bike ride from Adelaide to Melbourne to remember Mandy Herbert and Helen Hatzis in the fight against ovarian cancer, Channel 9 sports reporter Clint Stanaway spent some time with the boys to explain the inspiration and planning behind an emotional mission.

And in light of a possible employee strike at Streets, Tom phones in to debate about Australia's favourite ice cream!

Tom returns via our international hotline, discussing his work for the ever-growing Recklink AFL program in India with guests Sumesh and Sarab, as another Boardroom member celebrates finishing his university degree.

The Stock Market is busy as always and the boys also ponder about a new name for the Perth Stadium!

Lots of positive vibes for Episode 5 as model and ambassador Steph Smith guides us through a host of interesting and honest topics. From the excitement surrounding the rapid rise of her wellness program Keep It Cleaner, to an open look at the pressure and demands of a slowly-adapting industry - this is an interview you won't forget!

The Stock Market also returns with online shopping and Dove under the boys review.