Season Two of Water Cooler Weekly had some incredible and amazing guests on it. While it is hard to narrow down each episode to one moment, we have some of the greatest parts from each episode from Season Two of the show.

Season Two of Water Cooler Weekly had some incredible and amazing guests on it. While it is hard to narrow down each episode to one moment, we have some of the greatest parts from each episode from Season Two of the show.

On the first episode of The Refill, Co-Hosts Chris Bowen and Tim Buhagiar talk about what the show is all about, the lasting legacy that Shane Warne has left behind with former Victorian cricketers Adam Crosthwaite and Sean Sturrock. North Melbourne premiership player and Fox Footy analyst David King joins the show to talk about the AFL season which launches this week.

Professional Baseball Pitcher Mitch Ellis joins the show to talk about his first season in the MLB minor league system after being signed by the Kansas City Royals. He talks about the highs and lows of his first season, being demoted, developing MLB ready pitches and how he has learnt to adapt when things aren't going his way.

Steve Pinner is an educator, author and founder of MAN:RESTARTED which is a movement established to inspire men in the middle years of their life to rediscover their passion & spark so they can live healthier & happier lives. Steve touches on his own personal experiences which led him down this path and explains why education in young men is so important.

Brandon Rave is a professional golfer and professional golf coach based out of Melbourne. Brandon talks about his golf journey including his time on Q School and coming to the realisation that being a tour player wasn't his path in golf. He gets into why he is so passionate about coaching and how he wants to change the way that conventional golf coaching. We learn about the analytics in golf and how the game is changing as technology improves.

Hugo Toovey is the founder of 25 Stay Alive, an Army Captain, two time Cancer survivor, podcast host, mental health advocate and ambassador for Movember. We speak about his health battles and why it is so important for young men in particular to go for regular check ups and break the mentality of just pushing through whatever you are facing.

Shae Audley is a former AFLW player for Carlton. Shae talks about her wild footballing career which started in Hurstbridge and how she had to experience both being told that she couldn't play anymore and then eventually being drafted in the first ever AFLW draft. She speaks about playing out her dream and being involved in the first ever game and also what it has been like to see women's football take off and finally get some of the attention and recognition that both women's football and women's sport in general deserves.

Sam Mutton is a coach at the Masaka Cycling Club. He speaks about his journey from Sheringham in the UK to Southern Uganda, which started out as a gap year humanitarian trip and ultimately became a life changing experience after meeting his future wife on the same trip. Sam speaks about his experiences as coach of the Masaka Cycling Club and gets into some of the issues around competitive racing in Uganda and also talks about a project he is involved in which has the potential to change cycling in Uganda.

Joel Sardi is a former rifleman who served in the Australian Army for 5 years prior to an accident which left him as a C5 quadriplegic. Joel speaks about his time in the Australian Army and the journey from the time of his injury to where he is now and how his life isn't focused on what he has lost, but what he has gained. This is a story filled with perspective and how ultimately it is the one thing you can control each day you live.