The Quarterly Podcast

Powered by Nest Studio in Wheelers Hill:The boys run through list strategy debates, key talking points from around the league, and where teams sit heading into the next stretch.There’s a focus on players drawing heavy scrutiny versus those lifting their output, plus a look at teams still in the hunt and those already falling away.Form lines, role changes, and coaching impact all get a mention, alongside a few names building momentum and others trying to find their place.SuperCoach angles are covered with a couple of value picks and tactical trends, before wrapping up with a quick trivia segment and giveaway.

Check out the latest episode of the Quarterly Podcast, featuring Vin and the return of Muji after a two-week absence. Here is what is coming up in this episode:• "They Can't Win It": Muji introduces a new segment where he rules out teams with no chance of winning the Premiership. • Injury Crisis: The team discusses the "injury pandemic" at the Western Bulldogs• Umpiring Controversy: A deep dive into the "inconsistency" of AFL umpiring• The State of the Crows: An analysis of the Adelaide Crows' current struggles and whether they can turn their season around in the upcoming showdown against Port Adelaide. • Bombers vs. Magpies: Muji sparks a debate on whether Essendon's young list is actually better primed for a future flag than Collingwood's. • "Mano a Mano": Vinnie launches a humorous new segment about which AFL players he thinks he could realistically beat in a physical fight. • Trivia and Prizes: The episode wraps up with an AFL trivia question for listeners, with a chance to win a prize from a 2026 "Free Stars" card pack opening. Catch all this and more, recorded live from Nest Studio in Wheelers Hill.

In this solo podcast episode powered by Nest Studio, Vinay covers major AFL headlines, listener questions, and upcoming match previews. ​ Viewer Questions: The host addresses the effectiveness of tagging stars like Nick Daicos, the impact of Tasmania’s 2028 entry on the talent pool, and which rebuilding teams are best prepared for draft concessions. ​ AFL Headlines: Key news includes a former player being charged with stealing $80,000 worth of cows, Scott Pendlebury nearing his games record, and the bizarre tribunal appeal of Zak Butters involving a barking dog and distracted members. ​ "Big Dogs" Analysis: Standout performers highlighted from recent weeks include Kozzy Pickett, Isaac Heeney and more. ​ Recent Results: Analysis of Melbourne’s surprising win over Brisbane, North Melbourne’s newfound "ruthlessness", and a critique of Ross Lyon’s conduct in press conferences. ​ Round Preview: Previews for the ANZAC weekend cover the Swans vs. Bulldogs, the classic Essendon vs. Collingwood clash, and a critical test for the Gold Coast Suns in Tasmania.

Back from a short break, Jordan and Vin are in the studio to unpack a massive fortnight of AFL action. This episode dives deep into the Butters tribunal drama, the rise of the "ominous" Hawks, and an all-time debate on rucking greatness.

Round Review: Carlton’s collapse against Melbourne, Collingwood’s defensive dominance over GWS, and the West Coast Eagles’ recent success led by Harley Reid. Player Discussion: In response to a viewer's question, the hosts name Nathan Buckley, Lance Franklin, and Sav Rocca as their favorite "socks up" players. Upcoming Previews: Predictions and analysis for the next round include a preliminary final rematch between Brisbane and Collingwood, as well as the traditional Easter Monday clash between Hawthorn and Geelong. Weekly Awards: "Big Dog of the Week" for one defensive performance, while the medical teams of GWS and Brisbane jointly receive the "Small Cat Award" for their handling of player injuries.

Powered by Nest Studio, the boys break down a fascinating round of footy - from Essendon’s worrying outlook to Patrick Voss pushing the boundaries.

Footy is ‘officially’ back and round one did not disappoint! Join us as we break down all the madness, from preseason predictions being "rolled up into a ball" to some massive upsets that have already shifted the landscape of the season. In this episode:​ The "Neutral Zone": We dive deep into the Essendon Bombers’ identity crisis after their loss to Hawthorn. Are they rebuilding or in a premiership window? ​ Contender Concerns: Is it time to hit the panic button for the winless Brisbane Lions? Plus, we look at the GWS Giants’ depth after their heavy loss to the Bulldogs. ​ The "Bravery" Deficit: Why the Fremantle Dockers failed to ice their 40-point lead against the Cats and what it means for their finals hopes. ​ Kangas Rising: North Melbourne looked "bullish" in their win over Port Adelaide - could this be the year they finally climb the ladder under Alastair Clarkson? ​ Unsung Heroes & Awards: We celebrate the high-pressure game of Maurice Rioli and the class of Wayne Milera. Plus, find out who earned the Big Dog of the Week for firm leadership and who was labeled the Small Cat for a 2-goal, 7-behind performance. ​ Round 2 Tipping: Our expert (and currently red-hot) predictions for the upcoming blockbusters, including Hawthorn vs. Sydney at the MCG and the "finals preview" between the Crows and the Bulldogs. Don't miss our breakdown of the latest suspension rumors and our take on the "Damian Hardwick Cup." Listen now on TikTok, Spotify, YouTube, and Instagram!

The boys dive into the biggest talking points from the opening round. Including the Bulldogs’ upset win, the Giants’ impressive form, and Carlton’s second-half collapse against the Swans.

In the debut episode, Jordan and Vinay dive into the return of footy and the excitement around the new AFL season. The boys break down the controversial Opening Round, give their tips for the key matchups, and share their early thoughts on how the season could unfold.They also make some bold predictions including the wooden spoon, biggest risers, potential drop-offs, and which coaches might be under pressure as the year progresses.Expect strong opinions, plenty of banter, and proper sports chat every week on The Quarterly.