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For ten AFL teams, their season ended two weeks ago at the final siren of round 24. This episode looks at what went well and what went poorly in each of their seasons.

A new podcast episode is finally out, just in time for the Finals. In the first of a two-parter, we look at the teams who have made finals in 2024 and what they need to do to win it all. Can the Swans arrest their slow starts? Can the Lions and Dogs kick accurately? And will centre clearances be the Hawks downfall?

Essendon are bad again... that isn't a surprise. Sydney being bad? Now that is a surprise. Plus all of a sudden the Dogs look like a solid top 4 chance. All that and so much more on this episode of the Through the Banner podcast.

The contenders and the pretenders are starting to be separated a little bit. Fremantle and Brisbane made their moves, while Essendon and Geelong stumbled. Meanwhile the Saints and Crows keep their unlikely finals hopes alive for at least another week. All that and more this Episode.

After another mini-break, the podcast is back, and just in time for the AFL season to get crazy. Can the Bombers finally stop bombing it inside 50? Which version of Fremantle shows up this weekend? And why Dangerfield had a better game than Nick Daicos. All that and more this podcast episode.

Well, it was a round we saw a Super Paddy at the MCG, a shock Docker win at the SCG, and a super controversial third quarter at the MCG. All that and more on this episode of the podcast.

The Bye rounds are nearly done and Caspar is really excited about that, because it means things get really serious now.

For the first time this season, we have a guest on the Through the Banner Podcast. And it is none other than Dan Taylor of HIT 100.9 down here in Tasmania.

Dan and Caspar discuss Sunday's crucial GWS vs. Port game, the lack of Thursday Night footy for the rest of the season, and the unstoppable Swans.

In the first half of a very special two-part episode, round 13 gets reviewed. It was a huge weekend, one where Carlton established itself as the best team outside of the Sydney Swans, the Hawks truly announced themselves as a dark horse for this year's finals series, and North Melbourne finally won a game.