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Rob and Sean discuss the Olympics with Para Olympian Malcolm Bennett.

Rob and Sean talk about the Apex Sports Festival at Norwood Oval, which included wrestling, boxing, disc golf, strong man comp, sword fights and martial arts.

Rob and Sean talk with Stan and Glenis Head about the Gawler Pétanque club.

Rob and Sean talk about the upcoming SANFL season and the return of Port Power and Adelaide Crows reserves teams.

Rob and Sean talk with the sporting Wendland sisters, Kasey, Jess and Caitlin.

Rob and Sean talk all things softball.

Rob and Sean talk about the Australian Baseball League, AFLW and GABBA cricket.

Rob and Sean follow up on the previous show on fathers and sons in the sporting world, with parents and daughters.

Rob and Sean discuss champions in various sports, and their champion offspring.

Rob and Sean researched and found some interesting sporting stories on a couple of their favourite sports.

Rob and Sean look at early Gawler football history and the town’s connection to Central District Football Club.

Rob and Sean discuss the SANFL Salary cap.

Rob and Sean talk all things cricket with Mitch Dearing.

Rob and Sean talk with father-son ice hockey duo, Ryan and Morris O’Handley.

Rob and Sean discuss the situation with Adelaide V8 Supercars.

Rob and Sean discuss the MLB World Series, won by the LA Dodgers.

Rob and Sean discuss the 2020 AFL grand final.

Rob and Sean talk about Bathurst 2020, the SANFL grand final, AFL preliminary finals and the Brownlow Medal.

Rob and Sean discuss Port Power’s first final, and Jeff Andrews departure as Central District coach in the SANFL.

Rob and Sean talk about the 2020 BL&GFA Grand Final, and some of the history behind the competing teams, Gawler Central and South Gawler.

Rob and Sean discuss the recent Cathy Freeman documentary.

Rob and Sean talk to champion golfer Sue Keylock and her two young golfing daughters, Stephanie and Lucy.

Rob talks to Sean about his AFL experience at Adelaide Oval to watch the Crows Tuesday in September success.

Rob and Sean look at the success of some young guns on the national and international stage of soccer,  after starting their junior careers in Gawler.

Rob and Sean talk to Sonny Morey about his feelings regarding his Stolen Generations story, and the new book on his life.

Rob and Sean talk about the changeover of sporting seasons and how it will affect ground use and multiple sports participants in the COVID19 world.

Rob and Sean look at Australian records for the 2 sprints and high, long and triple jumps.

Rob and Sean look at the men’s and women’s world records in the 100m and 200m sprints, and the high, long and triple jumps.

Rob and Sean talk to Zimbabwe cricketer Deno Ruhode.

Rob and Sean talk about the start of the BL&GFA and how COVID19 has affected the competition.

Rob and Sean talk about the early rounds of the AFL and SANFL, and the effects of Covid 19 on crowds.

Rob and Sean look at the fortunes of Port and the Crows over the first 3 rounds of the AFL 2020 season.

Rob and Sean talk with Wayne Philp about how his involvement with cycling has evolved into  a unique indoor fitness program.

Rob and Sean talk about the impact of the Olympics being held in an odd year for the first time.

Rob and Sean talk with AFLW player Brittany Perry.

Rob and Sean talk with Peter Broelman from Gawler Eagles Soccer Club.

Rob and Sean talk with Central District footballer Kyle Presbury.

Rob and Sean talk to Sonny Morey about Sorry Day and his upcoming biography.

Rob and Sean look at sporting happenings in spite of social distancing, including a world record, a couple of huge boxing events, the merry-go-round of F1 racing, and the changing dynamics of the ABL, AFL and SANFL.

Rob and Sean talk about the Adelaide Crows breaking social distancing restrictions in training and the possibility of the SANFL starting before the AFL.

Rob and Sean talk with former top level basketballer and until recently, sports editor at The Advertiser.

Rob and Sean look at the sporting landscape, as social distancing restrictions may change going forward.

Rob and Sean discuss a YouTube film clip about the 1994 hammer throw at the 1994 Commonwealth Games.

Rob and Sean discuss an old favourite sports comedy film, and an inspiring book about a true underdog making good.

Rob and Sean discuss a favourite book, Bottom of the 33rd, and a film, Rush.

With world, national and local sport going into hibernation, Rob and Sean talk about what options people have to get their sporting fix, with some favourite sporting memories available on Facebook, YouTube and people’s personal DVD collections.

Rob and Sean talk about the state of where football is at now and other issues regarding the current situations with sport and money.

Rob and Sean talk about the Coronavirus and its affect on sport, including how the AFL continued on after all state and country leagues were forced to shut down.

Rob and Sean discuss the great women’s T20 cricket World Cup final and the crowd.

Rob and Sean talk with Sporting Memories chief Richard McGrath.