Kane and Tom discuss a rule change that might be on the cards at AFL House and why the Ollie Dempsey ARC drama could've been avoided.

Tom and Kane discuss what Port Adelaide's deal with the Western Bulldogs might be, and why it paints a bad picture for the Power going forward.

Kane and Hodgey spoke about some big player movement stories to kick off this evening's show, and after previewing Fremantle's semi-final against Geelong, they were joined by former NFL punter Arryn Siposs. They previewed Brisbane vs Adelaide, before wrapping up with 'Hodgey's Hot Seat'.

Kane and Hodgey look at Saturday night's semi-final between the Lions and the Crows and assess which team they think will be playing Hawthorn in a preliminary final.

Former NFL punter Arryn Siposs joined Kane and Hodgey to speak about his busy week so far, how the 49ers and Rams are preparing for this game, the relationship he had with his coaches in the league, the way his time ended in the NFL, the battle between Matt Stafford and Brock Purdy tomorrow, the best Aussie punter ever,

Kane and Hodgey have their say on the Dockers' do-or-die semi-final against the Cats at Optus Stadium tomorrow night.

Kane asks Hodgey about his son Cooper's decision to nominate Hawthorn as his club ahead of this year's national draft.

Kane and Tom had discussions around Adam Simpson and James Hird at the top of this evening's show, and after discussing Adam Treloar's retirement, they were joined in the studio by AFL Record editor Ash Browne for a chat about 'Sport and the Media'.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Kane and Sammy in the studio to speak about the media intricacies of Melbourne's NFL game, Caroline Wilson's article on Alastair Clarkson, the Herald Sun's report on the Hawthorn racism saga, Wimbledon's decision to ban influencers, and more.

Sammy and Kane react to Adam Treloar's decision to retire and how he'll be rememberd as a player.

Kane and Sammy react to James Hird's comments regarding leaking at Essendon after Caroline Wilson's report on 'The Agenda Setters' last night.

Sammy sheds light on Adam Simpson's potential interest in the vacant Kangaroos coaching job, and Kane shares his thoughts.

Kane and Tom discussed Zac Bailey's contract extension and the lack of scrutiny that comes towards list managers at the top of this evening's show, and after updates on Tom Liberatore, Rowan Marshall and Zane Duursma, it was time for 'Lock It or Leave It'.

What are Kane and Tom "locking" or "leaving" this week?

Kane and Tom discuss Rowan Marshall's future and revisit Ross Lyon's comments regarding the ruckman in July.

Kane and Tom discuss Tom Liberatore's decision to retire from footy after 268 games with the Bulldogs.

Kane and Tom react to Zac Bailey's eight-year contract extension at Brisbane and Kane explains why more scrutiny needs to go on list managers.

What's the Hawthorn legend keeping his watchful eye on in the first week of finals?

Kane and Hodgey preview tonight's qualifying final between the Dockers and the Hawks at Optus Stadium.

Hodgey shares his reaction on the Kangaroos' decision to sack Alastair Clarkson as head coach.

Kane and Tom spent the first segment reacting to Alastair Clarkson's sacking at North Melbourne today, and after having their say on some comments from Luke Beveridge, they were joined by AFL Record editor for a chat about 'Sport and the Media'.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Kane and Sammy in the studio to speak about Alastair Clarkson's next move in the media, how the Matthew Nicks story played out in Adelaide, how the Scott Pendlebury move played out in the media, Essendon's Mark McVeigh roll-out, the tension between the AFL and the NFL, the lack of interest in the US Open, and more.

Kane and Sammy react to Luke Beveridge's comments about the pressure senior coaches face in the current footy ecosystem.

Kane and Sammy react to the Kangaroos' decision to sack head coach Alastair Clarkson and ask who they might select to replace him.