AFL.com.au's Michael Whiting joined Gerard and Kane to speak about the affect of Cyclone Alfred where he lives, whether there will be a new stadium in Brisbane, Lincoln McCarthy's ACL injury, Gold Coast's start to the season, why he's not convinced on 'Opening Round', who'll start up forward in place of Joe Daniher, whether the Lions can win it again, Tom Doedee's recovery, and more.

Fremantle CEO Simon Garlick joined Gerard and Kane to speak about the injury cloud over Shai Bolton ahead of this weekend, how he's dealing with the expectations on the club, the players they've signed on long-term deals, how early they get commitment from other players about coming to their club, whether they'll play Luke Jackson in the ruck, where he sits on the AFL's illicit drugs policy, Justin Longmuir's new contract arrangement, the other changes to their football department, Nat Fyfe's future, and more.

Kane shares his thoughts after Gerard's editorial explained why his stance has changed on the AFL's illicit drugs policy, and they also take some calls from listeners.

"It's time to drop the voluntary system..."

Gerard explained why Toby Greene was lucky not to be suspended in his editorial tonight, and after Kane shared his thoughts on the incident, they were joined by Western Bulldogs gun Cody Weightman. Next up was 'Full on Footy Analysis' with Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne after Opening Round, and after a bit of 'Lawnography' with Jimmy Thwaites, Gerard and Sammy discussed the biggest issues of the day. Lastly, Sammy was joined by Formula 1 writer Luke Smith ahead of the Melbourne Grand Prix this weekend.

Formula 1 writer Luke Smith joined Sam to speak about his new book 'On The Grid', the process of writing it, the short offseason in Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari, how competitive this season will be, Oscar Piastri's evolution, the pressure on Jack Doohan at Alpine, the forced pit stops at Monaco this year, Max Verstappen's dominace in recent years, and more.

'Lawnography' is back for another big edition with Jimmy Thwaites, tune in to get all your big lawn questions answered.

Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne joined Gerard and Sammy in the studio to speak about the importance of ball movement now, GWS's defence, where Hawthorn can improve defensively, how Nick Daicos is using the ball, Tom McCartin's use up forward for Sydney, where Carlton, Port Adelaide, and North Melbourne need to improve, and more. He also spoke about who the coach's missed with their votes, the most damaging player for the round, and his 'Gem' and 'Horror'.

Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne explains what the Blues, the Power and the Kangaroos need to work on if they're to be more successful this season.

Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne explains why he doesn't mind the decision to play Tom McCartin in Sydney's attack, and why we should reserve our judgement for a little bit longer.

Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne explains how Nick Daicos' role has changed with the Pies, and how it's affecting his ball movement.

The Hawks looked good in their win against the Swans on Friday night, but what does Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne think they can work on down back?

What are the numbers telling us about GWS's defensive efforts against Collingwood on Sunday? Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne explains.

Why does Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne think that ball movement is more important than the territory battle now?

Western Bulldogs gun Cody Weightman joined Gerard and Kane to speak about his "weird" knee injury, how it was actually fixed, their motivation heading into this weekend against North Melbourne, their success in the pre-season, whether we'll see any shift in their game style, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, and more.

"Wiser heads should've prevailed..."

Gerard's editorial on the action from Opening Round was met with strong debate from Kane at the start of tonight's show, and after taking some calls, they were joined by Western Bulldogs legend Brad Johnson, who shared his thoughts on the key topics from Opening Round. Daniel Garb joined them live from Sydney to share his thoughts on Opening Round in New South Wales, and Sammy finished off the show by chatting to NBL expert Damon Lowery.

NBL expert Damon Lowery joined Sammy to speak about Melbourne United's win against Illawarra Hawks in Game 1 of the Grand Final series, the stars that went missing for the Hawks, where United can improve ahead of Game 2, the rivalry between the two clubs, his prediction for the rest of the series, the Bendigo Spirit's WNBL championship win, his frustration with LeBron James, and more.

Sports broadcaster Daniel Garb joined Gerard and Sammy to speak about the cut-through Opening Round got in Sydney, the crowd at ENGIE Stadium, what the Giants have done to improve engagement, the likelihood of them playing home games at the SCG, and more.

Western Bulldogs legend Brad Johnson joined Gerard and Sammy to speak about the AFL's warning to players about pushing their opponents in marking contests, GWS's dominant performance against Collingwood, Hawthorn's win against Sydney, who had the better game out of Finn Callaghan and Will Day, Darcy Moore's form, his "Worried Ladder" and more.

Who appears on Johnno's "Worried Ladder" after just two games in the 2025 season?

Gerard, Johnno and Sammy ask where Darcy Moore's form is at after his side's disappointing performance against the Giants.

Gerard, Johnno and Sammy ask who had the better performance from Opening Round, Hawthorn star Will Day or GWS gun Finn Callaghan?

The boys react to Sam Edmund's news about the AFL warning players about pushing their opponents in marking contests.

After an incident with Darcy Cameron and Kieren Briggs left the GWS ruckman concussed, Kane explains why he disagrees with Gerard's thoughts on the issue.