Kane and Tom discussed Paul Guerra's sacking from Melbourne at the start of tonight's show, and after a word on Caroline Wilson's Ross Lyon story last night, they spoke about Ben King's contract offer from the Suns. Before a quick sports update, Tom went through one of his biggest ever editions of 'Story Time'.

Tom Morris details how various media figures first got wind of the Wayne Carey controversy at North Melbourne and how Craig Hutchison first broke the news.

Tom and Kane chat about Gold Coast's reported contract offer to star key forward Ben King.

Tom and Kane have their say on Caroline Wilson's story on Ross Lyon last night, and the way he and the club have handled it.

Tom and Kane react to Melbourne's decision to sack their CEO Paul Guerra.

Kane was joined by his regular co-host Luke Hodge to preview tonight's clash between the Bulldogs and the Swans at the top of tonight's show, and they discussed Michael Voss' comments regarding the coverage of the club and Elijah Hollands, Kane was joined by AFL.com.au's Michael Whiting. Lastly, Kane wrapped up the day's headlines and reacted to what the coaches had to say in their pressers.

AFL.com.au's Michael Whiting joined Kane to speak about Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's debut for the Suns this weekend, and to have his say on Gold Coast and Brisbane's respective seasons so far.

Hodgey and Kane say who they think needs the four points the most this weekend.

Kane and Hodgey weigh in on Michael Voss' comments in his press conference regarding Elijah Hollands and the club's handling of him last week.

Kane and Hodgey have their say on tonight's clash at Marvel Stadium between the Bulldogs and the Swans.

Kane and Sammy spoke about the continued fallout to the Carlton and Elijah Hollands situation to kick off tonight's show, and after discussing Tyson Stengle and Chris Scott's comments regarding him, they explored the AFL's new fixture dilemma. Tasmania's interest in Beau McReery was the next item on their agenda, and after a positive edition of 'Kane's Countdown', they spoke all things 'Sport and the Media' with AFL Record editor Ash Browne.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Kane and Kingy in the studio to speak about how the media have handled the Elijah Hollands' situation, Jack Heverin's blow-up with ESPN on Triple M, Ross Lyon's press conference on Saturday night, the NBL landing on Channel 9, and more.

It's a positive countdown tonight! Who does he think is the most improved player in the competition?

Kane and Sammy chat about Collingwood's Beau McReery and the Devils' reported interest in him, and what other players they should be looking at when they come into the competition.

Kane and Sammy discuss the changes coming to the AFL's fixture when Tasmania comes in and what opportunities it provides for the league.

Sammy and Kane discuss Tyson Stengle and Chris Scott's comments regarding his situation at Geelong today.

Kane and Sammy discuss the continued fallout to the Elijah Hollands situation at Carlton and what kind of scrutiny the club can expect when they re-take the field this Saturday.

Kane and Tom had a lengthy discussion around Elijah Hollands and the Carlton Football Club at the top of tonight's show, and after Kane's theory on Andrew Brayshaw and Tasmania, Tom worked through his "Closest to a Premiership" ladder. Tom's 'Story Time' was close to Kane's heart, and they finished with the latest injury news.

Tom details how the Port Adelaide Football Club started using INXS's ballad 'Never Tear Us Apart' and how it's become entrenched in the club's culture.

Tom ranks every AFL team based on how close they are to winning a premiership.

Kane outlines why he thinks Andrew Brayshaw and the Tasmania Devils might be a perfect match at the end of next season.

Kane and Tom have an extensive chat around Elijah Hollands and Carlton's handling of the situation.

Sammy and Kane discussed the latest twist in Zak Butters' tribunal hearing at the top of tonight's show, and after the callers had some fun with Sammy about his Twitter account, it was time to get the latest 'Sport and the Media' wrap from AFL Record editor Ash Browne.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Kane to speak about the history that Kane and Chad made last weekend, the Diana Russini and Mike Vrabel saga in the NFL, the AFL's scheduling, "Michael" Starc, Cal Twomey's ranking of Nick Daicos' 99 games, and more.

After Sammy's Twitter was hacked and he suddenly started tweeting about the fortunes cryptocurrency, the Locked In listeners thought they'd have some fun with him.