Today BT and Harrison kick off proceedings with some footy talk; Brayden Maynard free to play and what that means to football generally, plus the long term concerns and considerations around concussions in our game. The boys then work through the history of pets in the family and all of their bizarre ailments and predicaments. Finally, legendary journalist and AFL community icon, Mike Sheahan joins the show. Best known for his show on Fox Footy ‘Open Mike’ and his yearly ‘Top 50’ AFL players feature in the Herald Sun, Mike has been analysing, explaining, reporting, and showcasing the whole fabric of football for over 50 years, including 20 years as chief football writer for The Herald, The Sunday Age and Herald Sun; and also on ABC and 3AW radio; on the Seven, Nine and Fox Sports networks; and through two books.

Today BT and Harrison kick off proceedings with some footy talk; finals footy, welcoming back Mark Thompson into the footy community, and should we be worried about the AFLs delay with the CBA. BT then walked us through what a full Friday night commentary build up looks like, as well as a Prahran Boys follow up story and our first ‘mail bag’ (one question). Finally, the boys are joined by AFLW star and boxing champion, Tayla Harris.

Today BT and Harrison roll through a few footy topics including; what it means to a player to be named an All-Australian, who gets picked for finals/Grand Final commentary teams, did GWS really not know they needed a goal to get a home final?, and Buddy Franklin’s send off. BT then spoke about what he’d been up to that week, a conversation that lead to a story about that time he started an almost catastrophic grass fire on the farm. Finally, they were joined by former Prahran Football Club GM (Richard Smith) & Runner (John Clarkson) to do a deep dive on BT’s playing & coaching days at the club (1991-93), exposing some cracking tales including; bugging the away change rooms and the preseason camp that left several in hospital.

Today BT, Harrison and Jesse (youngest Taylor brother) kick off the episode by giving a brief rundown on the Taylor family hierarchy. They launched into some quick-fire footy topics; the Brody Grundy experiment, the controversial finish to the Crows vs Swans game, team success models: System vs Personnel. Finally, they caught up with Channel Seven colleague and AFL legend Matthew Richardson. Affectionately known as ‘Richo’, Matthew is an icon of the Richmond Football Club, expert commentator on Channel Seven and 3AWs coverage of the AFL, and one of the most loved and humble humans in football.

Today Harrison grills BT about why he’s afraid to take Mrs T to Europe for her birthday, they touch on their big night out watching the Boomers, discuss how we can capitalize on the momentum of women’s sport in Australia and what role government funding plays within that, they pondered why AFL clubs are so secretive about minor injuries, before chatting with the voice of world cycling, Matt Keenan.   Born and raised in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, Matt fell in love with cycling as a young lad, he dreamed of going to the Tour de France, and after many years of hard work, methodical dedication to his craft and passion for his sport, he eventually got to the Tour, just not as a cyclist as the dreams suggested. Instead, he’s now the main man on SBSs coverage of the Tour (and many other of the world’s biggest cycling events). Separate from his work as a broadcaster, Matt is humble, charismatic, an incredible storyteller and much like the rest of Australia, he has a great love of sport.