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Middle- and long-distance runner Jessica Hull joined Gerard to talk about her upcoming run in the Stawell Gift this weekend, how she thinks she'll fair against the tough competition, her schedule after the race, the confidence she's taken from the Tokyo Olympics, and more.

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After one of the most controversial weeks in AFL umpiring history, Ray Chamberlain joined Gerard in the studio to talk about the umpire dissent free kick paid against Stephen Coniglio, and to talk about the processes umpires go through around the rule. He also took questions from listeners, and explained what went down in the end to North Melbourne's win against Fremantle in Round 2.

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SEN Chief Sports Reporter joined Gerard in the studio to provide an update on the Hawthorn racism investigation, and to assess the promising functionality of the AFL's judicial system after three rounds.

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Luke Hodge joined Gerard to talk about the leadership challenges currently facing Patrick Dangerfield and Geelong's chances of bouncing back in 2023. He also spoke about the issues facing Joe Daniher and the rest of the Brisbane Lions, Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay's opportunity against North Melbourne, Ollie Wines' support of Ken Hinkley, and more.

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"That derby will have a long and shameful legacy for football in this city, and it is nothing short of appalling that it will be reprised tonight..."

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Today on Whateley: Nathan Buckley reasoned there is a way back for Geelong after their fumbled start, and auditioned for the AFL's Football Boss role; The ACA's Todd Greenberg on how their new MOU aims to retain talent within Australia's domestic competitions; Andrew Voss on the NRL's proposed expansion; and Max & Nims review WrestleMania.

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Gerard was joined by Nathan Buckley and Todd Greenberg on Tuesday morning.

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On Tuesday morning, Gerard's editorial on the tension around umpire dissent and Geelong's plight was followed by his weekly chat with Nathan Buckley, who went through the hottest topics in footy at the moment. Sam Edmund called into the studio with the latest footy news, and after speaking about the new Memorandum of Understanding between the Australian Cricketers' Association and Cricket Australia with ACA CEO Todd Greenberg, he went 'Across the Divide' with Andrew Voss. And lastly, he had his annual WrestleMania chat with Max Laughton and Nims Azoor.

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Max Laughton and Nims Azoor joined Gerard in the studio for a deep dive into WrestleMania at SoFi stadium over the weekend, and also to comment on Endeavor Group's takeover of the WWE.

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After the Australian Cricketers' Association signed off on a five-year $634 million memorandum of understanding with Cricket Australia yesterday, ACA CEO Todd Greenberg joined Gerard to talk about what the deal means for the sport, how it will improve the pay of our female cricketers, the desire to get the best players playing in the BBL, the increase of full-time Cricket Australia contracts, his advice for players who are outspoken on social issues, and more.

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