Luke Hodge, Patrick Dangerfield and US based Australian racehorse trainer Brian Lynch all chatted to Gerard on Wednesday morning.

On Wednesday morning, Gerard started the show with his editorial on Lewis Young's overturned suspension, the AFL's formal apology to female umpires, and the continued criticism of Essendon, and he was then joined by Luke Hodge who addressed the key points from his editorial, and also commented on Collingwood's words to Jack Ginnivan, and Nat Fyfe's upcoming return to Fremantle's side. He was then joined by Geelong superstar Paddy Dangerfield, who discussed the likelihood of him returning for Geelong on Saturday, the rules around bumping in the AFL, the opportunities for AFL clubs to open their doors more, his involvement in the upcoming CBA, and more. After chatting to Aussie Diamonds captain Liz Watson about the side's lead up to the Commonwealth Games, horse racing moved to the agenda and he first chatted to US based Australian trainer Brian Lynch who has a runner in the Kentucky Derby this weekend. He then chatted Wayne Hawkes about racing in the US and went through his greatest memories at 'The Bool'.

Horse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Gerard to discuss the racing in the US ahead of the Kentucky Derby this weekend, and to go through some of his best memories from 'The Bool'.

With a runner set to take part in the Kentucky Derby this weekend, Australian born US based racehorse trainer Brian Lynch joined Gerard to talk about the massive race, his interesting path to becoming a horse trainer in the US, and his chances of returning to Australia one day.

Australian Diamonds captain Liz Watson joined Gerard to address the Melbourne Vixens' season so far, the difficulties of narrowing the Commonwealth Games squad down to 12, the team's mindset ahead of the Commonwealth Games, and more.

Geelong superstar and AFLPA president Patrick Dangerfield joined Gerard to discuss the likelihood of him returning for Geelong on Saturday, the injury he sustained, the rules around bumping in the AFL, the strong need for the umpire dissent crackdown, the opportunities for AFL clubs to open their doors more, his involvement in the upcoming CBA, and more.

Luke Hodge joined Gerard in the studio to give his take on the tribunal's decision to overturn Lewis Young's suspension last night, what Essendon have to do to turn their season around, Collingwood leadership group's words of wisdom with Jack Ginnivan, Nat Fyfe's reimplementation into the Fremantle midfield, and more.

"The apology is one thing, but the action is ultimately what this will be judged on."

Corey 'Homicide' Williams jumped in the studio to revel in the deeds of the Tasmania JackJumpers, and David Lithgow shared the pride of Tasmania, Nathan Buckley thinks it's surgery for Joe Daniher to guarantee his availability for finals, new Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald in the studio, Max Rushden on the prospect on an all-England Champions League final.

Nathan Buckley and Andrew McDonald both joined Nathan Buckley in the studio on Tuesday morning.