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the final two weeks of the home and away season are here, and that means games become more important and it also means legends of the game announce their retirements.

A new AFLW season is underway with a disjointed round 1, and a Kangaroos team looking to go once again undefeated throughout the season.

A huge round with massive finals ramifications matched by an equally massive off-field story involving Geelong and one of their players.

After a brief and unplanned break, the podcast is back and there is a lot to discuss from the Essendon coaching search to the AFL fixture nightmare and more.

Two big stories about concussion could force the AFL to introduce more changes, and why Essendon 'deserve' a priority pick.

IN this episode, Caspar gives his thoughts on the proposals for the AFL fixture structure for 2028 onwards, and his opinion on those who gatekeep sport.

In this episode, Caspar takes a deep dive into the fractured relationship between old and new forms of media, particularly in terms of how fans are getting their footy fix.

A lot of topics are covered in this week's episode, including the touching tribute to a legend of the game, the terrible Kangaroos, and the Brody Mihocek injury.

Lots to talk about across the past two weeks, including the lasting legacy of a giant of the game and a heroic Australian, as well as the potential return of Essendon's favourite son... with some heavy baggage.

An episode with a lot to talk about, from Indigenous names for teams to Scott Pendlebury's record, and to whether or not the Kangaroos can finally record a win against a good team this season.