Another week, another situation where a football club forgets that they have an important role in society that goes beyond the game. It's exhausting to watch and we can only imagine what it must be like for our marginalised communities. An old favourite, Two Quick Things, makes a return so that Libby can shoehorn in a bit more car and cycling content, and we are PUMPED to introduce our first kids correspondent, 12 year old Ash from Northern NSW who is basically ready to become an NRL commentator and gives us his expert opinion on the upcoming NRL Finals. Join us!!! 

The countdown is on! With the Winter Olympics in Italy just over 6 months away, we're getting into the Games spirit. This week, we're joined by Australian Olympic curler and bona fide legend, Tahli Gill. She's here to talk all things brooms, rocks, and life on the ice, from what it's like to be an athlete in a sport you've probably never seen in person, to travelling to another country for national trials....

We couldn't help ourselves but dive into the Serena Williams debate to do with weight loss injections. Plus, Georgie gets all nostalgic about softball after Australia was awarded the Women's Softball World Cup Finals AND we talk about our latest documentary win (which is perfect for those who might have run out of episodes of Drive to Survive), F1 Academy. Tune in!

A crying baby at a tennis match became the subject of much discussion last week so with baby Archie joining us in the studio we decided to join in. Speaking of Archie's.....we unpack the display of emotion by Aussie abroad Archie Wilson during a Nebraska football press conference. PLUS, big footwear (parents, we need to unionise) and Georgie gets all emotional about her 10 year old netball team. Join us! 

Emma Booth was literally living out a Saddle Club dream when a car accident significantly changed her riding tragectory. From falling in love with her first horse to competing at 2 Paralympic Games, the sport of equestrian has been a constant and evolving theme in Emma's life.