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In this episode, Athos Sirianos joins Caspar McLeod in previewing Gather Round, which starts with a huge clash between the Crows and the Cats.

Indigenous listeners are advised this podcast contains reference to a First Nations person who has passed away.

In this solo episode, Caspar McLeod celebrates the career of Andrew Krakouer, takes a look at what has gone wrong for Melbourne, and previews a huge clash on the Gold Coast between the rising Suns and the soaring Crows.

One of the best news readers in the country joins Caspar McLeod in this episode as they dissect all the big action from a huge round 2, including the bad Bombers and the disappointing Demons. They also preview round 3, including the fascinating Western Derby which finishes the weekend.

What a wild season 2025 is proving to be so far. Caspar McLeod looks at round 1 and gives his analysis as to why each team that won won and why each team that lost ended up losing. He also gives his thoughts on who is going to win round 2, including a critical game for both the Swans and Dockers and what should be a dominant win for Brisbane over West Coast.

Now the Opening Round is in the books, the other 14 teams get to join in the fun. In this episode, Caspar is joined by the great Gemma Hooper from 3WBC 94.1 FM to talk all things commentating, as well as the AFLW and AFL mens competitions.

Well, after one of the most chaotic off-seasons in recent memory, the AFL world has finally arrived at the 2025 season. Thanks to a cyclone there's only two games, and in this episode, Caspar McLeod previews those two matches and explains why he thinks Opening Round is kinda bad as a concept.

A chaotic start to the AFL season, with two games being cancelled due to a cyclone. But before the season can begin, Hobart Hit 100.9 co-host Dan Taylor joins Caspar McLeod to give his thoughts on who makes the top 8, who wins the Brownlow, and who wins the most important award of all: the Gary Ayres medal.

North Melbourne is celebrating the club's first piece of AFLW silverware and their first piece of silverware in any competition since 1999. Meanwhile, Brisbane is licking its wounds after its fourth loss in six grand final appearances.

This episode takes a deep dive into why North won and why Brisbane lost, as well as a look at what the 2025 AFLW season could have in store.

Just three games are left before we find out who the best team of 2024 is. Will North continue their hot form? Can Port cause another upset? And who will triumph in what is sure to be another classic clash between the Lions and Crows? Plus, a message for all those who have a problem with Power coach Lauren Arnell kissing her wife...

The AFLW Finals series continues as the season ends for the Bombers and Tigers. Plus, this episode explores the bizarre decision to schedule a game in Adelaide in November in the middle of the game.