One call from a passionate St Kilda supporter sent ‘Midday Madness’ into a frenzy today, and after lots of feedback from the listeners, he asked who the best coach in the AFL might be currently. SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips gave us the latest news from Melbourne Park, and ‘Lost in the Wash’ was followed by a chat with Melbourne Storm GM of Football Frank Ponissi. Lastly, he spoke about the Swans and Giants with sports broadcaster Daniel Garb.

Sports broadcaster Daniel Garb joined Dwayne to speak about how "sharp" the Swans are looking at training lately, the injuries GWS have sustained, the pressure on both clubs over the next two years, how Charlie Curnow is looking, Jarrad Schofield's comments about the Eagles' training standards, and more.

Melbourne Storm GM of Football Frank Ponissi joined Dwayne to speak about their Family Day at Gosch's Paddock on Saturday, how fit their squad is heading into Round 1 against Parramatta, how much they've reviewed the grand final loss, and more.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Dwayne to speak about tonight's women's semi-finals, how good Marc Polmans and Jason Kubler are looking in the doubles, the scheduling for the men's semi-finals, and more.

Skills, Carlton’s training and Alex de Minaur were the hot topics in ‘Midday Madness’ today, and after lots of calls, he was joined by SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips for an Australian Open update. ‘Lost In The Wash’ was followed by a chat with Aussie basketball legend Chris Anstey, and he finished by getting an SA footy update from Channel 7 Adelaide’s Josh Money.