Former Carlton star Heath Scotland joined Sammy to speak about what he's up to now, his introduction to football, the early years at Collingwood, his relationship with Mick Malthouse, and their losses in the 2002 and 2003 Grand Finals. He then spoke about the move to the Blues, his form flourishing under Brett Ratten, the reunion with Malthouse, and more.

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Former St Kilda star Aussie Jones joined Sammy to speak about what he's up to now, how much he watches the Saints, his path to getting drafted and the early years of his career. He then spoke about losing the 1997 Grand Final, his famous goal in that game, making two All-Australian teams, the year he nearly left the club, and his decision to retire in 2005.

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Sports psychologist Jacqui Louder joined Sammy to speak about what gives her satisfaction in her role, how athletes have changed in recent years, how she landed a job at North Melbourne, and how she tries to build trust in the environments she’s in. She also spoke about the difference between mental health and mental illness, her position on Collingwood’s bench during game days, anxiety performance, and more.

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50 years on from their 1975 VFL premiership, North Melbourne legends Malcolm Blight and John Burns join Sammy to re-live the game against the Hawks, everything that led up to it, and the celebrations afterwards.

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Geelong dual premiership star Matthew Stokes joined Sammy to speak about what he’s up to now, his upbringing in Darwin, his path to the Cats, his first year under Bomber Thompson, and their premiership glory in 2007. He then spoke about losing the 2008 decider, the sacrifice he made in 2009, getting caught buying cocaine in 2010, how the side bounced back in 2011, and finishing his career as an Essendon top up player in 2016.

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Former Essendon star David Zaharakis joined Sammy to speak about his new career as a triathlete, his efforts on Survivor, his upbringing, being drafted by Essendon, and his famous goal on ANZAC Day. He then spoke about his playing days under James Hird, how the club fell apart during the supplements saga, the end to his career, and more.

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Former Western Bulldogs star Mitch Wallis joined Sammy to speak about what he's up to now, coming to the Dogs as a father-son pick, his road-safety advocacy, his friendship with Tom Liberatore, and his debut as the sub. He then spoke about having four different coaches in his first five years, his broken leg in 2016, the emotional rollercoaster when the Dogs won the premiership, and more.

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Sydney Swans champion Josh Kennedy joined Sammy to chat about his upbringing in the famous Kennedy family, his arrival at Hawthorn, and the tough decision to leave the club. He then spoke about his arrival in the Harbour City, the 2012 Grand Final win, Adam Goodes' racism saga, losing the 2014 and 2016 grand finals, his decision to retire in 2022, and more.

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Former North Melbourne captain Andrew Swallow joined Sammy to speak about his current role on the club's board, his brother David's trials and tribulations at the Gold Coast Suns, and his pathway to the AFL from Western Australia. He then spoke about what led to him being named captain, the club's decision to part ways with much-loved veterans at the end of 2016, why he made the call to retire at 31, and more.

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