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It's time for the final chapter of The Howie Games South Africa Test Tour Diaries! Howie takes us behind the scenes for the final two days of an unforgettable Test series. From the stands to the commentary box, and right out into the middle. Howe is there for every twist, turn and every moment of drama. There's a sit-down with South African great, former captain and true leader, Graeme Smith. The banter is flowing, Erica arrives, and the cricket keeps delivering right down to the wire. There are big moments, big characters, and ultimately… a result! Three Tests. Three cities. Three weeks. Countless stories. The final chapter. The final result. And a wonderful ride. *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegames

The third and final destination on The Howie Games South Africa Test Tour Diaries, and Howie wastes no time getting stuck into one of the world’s most famous landmarks… climbing Table Mountain! Australian selection drama is swirling, and Howie finds himself right in the middle of it all. The action commences by delivering almost the perfect day of Test cricket. The tension is rising, and the series is hurtling towards its dramatic climax. We go behind the scenes, soak up the atmosphere and hear from some of the biggest characters at the heart of the action. Cape Town. Table Mountain. Test cricket at its absolute best. The stakes are rising, the characters are delivering, and the finish line is in sight.

The Grade Cricketer join Howie in Cape Town at Breakfast on the eve of the third Test, and the fun is in full swing. It’s time to pick the Australian XI… and the opinions are flying! Plus, a cameo from the great Mark Nicholas and Marcus from Victoria joins the party. The laughs are flowing, the selections are in, and the banter is strong. But now, the fun stops and the cricket gets REAL. Live on Fox Sports and Kayo from 6PM Tuesday night. IT’S DECIDER TIME. COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE! South African Test Tour Diaries continue Thursday! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts Stuart Bell and his co-host rank their top Formula One Grand Prix experiences, moving from five down to three. They discuss the historical significance and atmosphere of tracks such as the Japanese, Austrian, Brazilian, Belgian, and Italian Grands Prix, highlighting specific memories of fans and legendary racing moments. The discussion continues with personal rankings of the best circuits to visit, focusing on Silverstone, Monaco, and Singapore. The hosts share anecdotes regarding the unique atmospheres, costs, and entertainment experiences associated with these iconic locations.

This episode reports on day three of the South African Test tour, featuring an interview with Australian bowler Scott Boland regarding his performance and weather conditions at St George's Park. The coverage includes reflections on cricket role models, memories of legendary players like Jacques Kallis, and Temba Bavuma's magnificent century. The episode concludes with a look at the dramatic match conclusion between Australia and South Africa. It captures the intense atmosphere in South Africa, including Kagiso Rabada's dominance, as South Africa secures victory by an innings and 31 runs following a significant Australian batting collapse.

The narrator travels from Durban to Gqeberha and onto Jeffreys Bay for a surfing adventure, where they meet local surf guru Trev and catch waves at a famous right-hand point break. The episode also explores moments from a South African Test Tour, reflecting on the impact of viral social media on broadcasters and sharing personal stories about cricket equipment and rain delays.

F1 author Stuart Bell and the host explore the evolution of Formula One, from the implementation of sustainable fuels to the shifting personalities of legendary drivers. The discussion delves into nostalgic interview experiences with figures like David Coulthard and Kimi Raikkonen, alongside insights into the challenges of modern sports journalism. The episode also examines historical scandals, such as the Renault race-fixing plot at the Singapore Grand Prix, and looks toward the future of the sport. Topics include the emergence of young talents like Oliver Bearman, the impact of celebrity presence on F1's mainstream appeal, and predictions for upcoming world champions.

In this episode of the Howie Games, host Howie interviews F1 journalist Stuart Bell about his book, 'Formula One, The World's Most Brutal Sport'. They trace the evolution of Formula One from the Bernie Eccleston era to Liberty Media, discussing the shift in commercial landscapes, sponsorship ecosystems, and the massive economics of modern team budgets and driver salaries. The conversation also explores Bell's personal journey in sports journalism, including early career struggles and the importance of long-term professional relationships. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the talent of drivers like Oscar Piastri, the intense internal dynamics at McLaren, and a debate comparing the greatness of legends such as Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel, and Lewis Hamilton across different technical eras.

This episode features on-the-ground reports from a Test match in South Africa, highlighting Matt Renshaw's significant innings and Steve Smith's record-breaking fielding performance. The show also covers Nick Maddison's journey through testicular cancer and his recent return to Test cricket. The episode includes an interview with Maddison regarding his sudden call-up and performance, a humorous look at the 'Australian man' viral moment involving commentator Mark Howard, and a recap of the Australian team's victory in the first test.

The presenter travels to Durban, South Africa, to work on the Test cricket broadcast for Fox Sports Australia and Supersport. The episode covers his preparations, interactions with local legends like Mark Nicholas, and the excitement of the first day of play. The episode also features commentary on the match's progress, including Matt Renshaw's heroic performance. Alongside cricket, the presenter explores local culture through bunny chow, shares a phone call with 'the Colonel' regarding the signing of U2 to Island Records, and recounts the surreal experience of having his car stolen from the cricket ground.

The 'South African Test Tour Diaries' begins with a historical retrospective of Australian cricket tours to South Africa, touching on legendary players and the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, while following the narrator's journey from Melbourne to Durban. The episode features an interview with cricket writer Bharat Sundaresan regarding the importance of observing players during net sessions and includes an inside look at the Australian team's training at Kingsmead Ground, featuring interviews with international net bowlers.

Cathy Freeman discusses the evolution of athletics, reflecting on technological advances in footwear and her personal approach to sports psychology. She shares insights into maintaining mental focus and managing the immense pressure of competing as a home hero during the Sydney Olympics. The conversation moves to a review of her iconic 400m gold medal win, exploring the physical sensations of racing and the profound connection felt with the crowd. Freeman also discusses how her sister's life provided her with deep personal motivation, her reflections on receiving the Companion of the Order of Australia, and her hopes for unity and joy in the upcoming Brisbane Olympics.

Host Howie welcomes back Olympic legend Cathy Freeman for a deep dive into her life both on and off the track. The conversation explores her intense competitive mindset, including a nostalgic review of her iconic 400m race at Stellenbosch and memories of competing against Carl Lewis. Beyond athletics, Freeman shares intimate reflections on parenting her daughter, Ruby, through authenticity and vulnerability. She also discusses her transition into life after professional sports, touching on the challenges of aging, managing physical injuries, and maintaining a positive mindset.

In this player profile segment, legendary Australian athlete Cathy Freeman joins the show for a lighthearted Q&A session ahead of her full interview. The conversation covers personal anecdotes ranging from her boarding school nicknames like 'Flowers' to her favorite comfort foods and cinematic preferences, including a love for The Wizard of Oz. Freeman shares insights into her interests outside of athletics, discussing her affinity for the psychology podcast, her dream job as a Rolling Stone journalist, and a memorable encounter with Carlos Santana in San Francisco. The episode concludes with a playful debate on the merits of pineapple on pizza.

Brendan Favola shares stories of his passion for local football, including breaking scoring records and his pursuit of 1,000 goals. He reflects on the unifying power of community sports and the joys of being a father to four children. The episode also covers personal reflections on a massive $365,000 gambling loss, his induction into the Carlton Hall of Fame, and his unexpected journey coaching the Richmond AFLW team. Brendan concludes with life advice on finding joy in all endeavors and not taking oneself too seriously.

In this episode of The Howie Games, host Howie conducts a retrospective interview with Brendan Fevola as part of the 'Millionaires Club' series. They discuss Fevola's successful transition from AFL star to radio personality, his massive podcast download numbers, and his reflections on life changes over the last decade. Brendan discusses his personal journey of finding happiness again, his reconciliation with his fiancee, and the fluctuating respect he receives from the football industry. The conversation also covers the evolution of his radio career, navigating ratings competition, and the profound emotional impact of 'The Underdogs' initiative.

The host of the Melbourne Game Diaries takes viewers behind the scenes of the first-ever NFL game at the MCG, featuring the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams. The episode explores the massive scale of the broadcast operation, the visual transformation of the stadium, and the host's unexpected turn as a live radio commentator for Triple M. Beyond the technical logistics, the episode captures the ground-level intensity of the game, including interviews with players like George Kittle and Hall of Famer Jerry Rice. The journey concludes with reflections on the unprecedented athlete accessibility and the high-energy atmosphere that brought American football to Melbourne.

In this episode of the Happy Gage Player Profile, radio personality and former AFL player Brendan Favola sits down for a lighthearted interview covering his life beyond the microphone. The conversation traverses his various nicknames, from 'Loosh' to 'Fevolanco', and explores his culinary preferences, including a humorous anecdote about ordering Uber Eats ribs to impress guests. The discussion delves into significant career moments, such as interviewing Kobe Bryant and his reflections on meeting high-profile figures like LeBron James. Favola also shares personal insights regarding his childhood, his first job selling pizzas at Waverley Park, and his admiration for the resilience of parents. The episode concludes with a rapid-fire round of personal preferences ranging from movie classics to the controversial topic of pineapple on pizza.

Ange Postecoglou reflects on his career milestones, from leading Tottenham Hotspur to a Europa League victory in Bilbao to the strategic decisions that led to his dismissal. He discusses the emotional challenges of his brief 39-day tenure at Nottingham Forest and the subsequent decision to prioritize family stability. Postecoglou also shares insights into his transition to Al Nasser in Saudi Arabia, driven by the opportunity to work with elite players like Cristiano Ronaldo. The episode concludes with personal reflections on meeting his childhood hero, Kenny Dalglish, and his philosophy on pursuing passion through hard work.

Host Howie celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Howie Games by welcoming Ange Postecoglou, the show's first 'Millionaires Club' member. The conversation explores Postecoglou's incredible coaching journey from Melbourne to achieving a treble with Celtic, reflecting on the emotional impact of his success and the influence of his late father. Postecoglou discusses his unconventional coaching path, managing in Scotland and at Tottenham, and the importance of personal connections in securing high-level roles. He also addresses his management style, the pressure of Tottenham's trophy drought, and his conviction regarding winning silverware during a second year of management.

In this player profile episode, football manager Ange Postecoglou shares personal insights ranging from his preferred coffee order to his favorite television series. The interview explores his life outside of professional football, including his experiences living in Portugal and Scotland, his preference for window seats on planes, and his affinity for donuts and chocolate eclairs. Postecoglou also reflects on significant Australian sporting moments, such as the America's Cup victory and Greg Norman's golf tournaments. The conversation concludes with a look at his digital habits, including his use of Spotify and his interest in interview-based podcasts like Louis Theroux.

Michael Voss reflects on his professional journey, from the physical toll of retiring as a player to his evolution as a coach. He discusses his transition into media and coaching, detailing how his philosophy shifted from attempting total control at Brisbane to learning the importance of trust and delegation during his time at Carlton. The episode also covers the intense emotional highs and lows of coaching at a major club and Voss's decision to step away from Carlton for the good of the organization. Finally, he shares a dramatic personal anecdote involving chasing car thieves and discusses his future aspirations to share leadership lessons through writing.

In this episode of the Howie Games, former Brisbane Lions captain Michael Voss reflects on his journey through professional football, from his childhood in East Gippsland to the intense pressures of coaching. He discusses the physical and mental toll of his career, including his recovery from long-term injuries and the importance of compartmentalizing work stress to protect his family. The conversation explores the evolution of the Brisbane Lions, covering the era of the Fitzroy merger, the professionalization of the club under Leigh Matthews, and the leadership required during the historic three-peat. Voss also shares personal memories of early career milestones, the impact of legendary figures like Ian Stewart and Robert Walls, and the challenges of managing complex player personalities.

In this player profile episode of the Howie Games, former Brisbane captain and coach Michael Voss participates in a rapid-fire Q&A session. The conversation covers a wide range of personal topics, including his favorite foods like roast lamb and scrambled eggs, his first job packing potatoes for two dollars a day, and his preferred television shows such as 'Alone' and 'His & Hers'. Voss also reflects on his life outside of football, discussing his experiences with DIY projects, his love for skiing in Japan, and his admiration for figures like Barack Obama and Michael Jordan. The episode concludes with insights into his football career, including his thoughts on the dominance of Nick Daicos and his memories of playing alongside Nigel Lappin and coaching Jonathan Brown.

Scott Hanson discusses the intense preparation and collaborative effort required to produce NFL Red Zone, comparing his role to a tradesperson with a mastered tool belt and describing the production team as a jazz orchestra. He details the logistical complexity of managing multiple simultaneous games during the 'witching hour' and the mental endurance needed for seven-hour live broadcasts. The episode also explores the cultural dominance of the NFL in American television, player safety initiatives regarding concussions, and the best US cities for football fans. Additionally, the conversation highlights the impact of Australian athletes in the NFL, specifically focusing on the elite talent of Jordan Mailata.

Host Howie welcomes American broadcaster Scott Hanson, famous for NFL RedZone, during his visit to Melbourne. The conversation explores the excitement surrounding the upcoming NFL regular season game at the MCG and Hanson's early days as a walk-on football player at Syracuse University. Scott discusses his journey from financial struggle in small television markets to finding success through determination. He details his grueling five-hour audition for the NFL RedZone role and shares his professional philosophy on interviewing athletes with respect and providing value to the fans.

In this episode of the Howie Games Part B, Greg Inglis discusses his 'two uniforms' philosophy regarding family and heritage, reflecting on his legendary State of Origin career, playing under Wayne Bennett, and a near-move to the AFL. The conversation shifts to a deeply personal account of his struggles with alcohol, prescription drugs, and mental health following retirement, including his journey through rehab and diagnosis of bipolar 2. Inglis concludes by discussing how he stays grounded through family and connection to country, and his work with the GoAnna Academy.

In this episode of the Howie Games, rugby league legend Greg Inglis discusses his illustrious career, from his early days in New South Wales to his debut and iconic highlights with the Melbourne Storm. He reflects on the intense training environment under coach Craig Bellamy and the emotional impact of the club's stripped premierships. Beyond the field, Inglis opens up about his personal struggles with mental health following retirement and his transition into advocacy. He shares the mission of the Goanna Academy to break the stigma around mental health in Indigenous communities and discusses the importance of connection to country and heritage.

In this episode of the Howie Games player profile, rugby league legend Greg Inglis, known as GI, sits down for a rapid-fire Q&A session. The discussion covers a wide range of personal topics, from his favorite home-cooked Sunday roasts and childhood memories of watching Astro Boy to his first car, a Gemini Bush car. Inglis shares anecdotes about meeting Russell Crowe, his experiences playing for the Melbourne Storm and South Sydney Rabbitohs, and his admiration for players like Nathan Cleary and Darren Lockyer. The interview also touches on his travel experiences in Rome and Greece, his love for country music, and a near-death experience while diving for crayfish in the Top End. The episode concludes with a lighthearted debate over controversial food preferences, including the ultimate test: pineapple on pizza.

From cult NRL winger to one of Australia's biggest media personalities, Beau Ryan's career has been anything but ordinary. Beau takes us behind the curtain of breakfast radio - he is dominating on Triple M! - revealing the ruthless early-morning routine that gets him ready to entertain Sydney every day. He also reflects on the humble beginnings, guest appearances on The Footy Show that quickly became an obsession, and the balancing act of building a media career while still playing NRL—under one very clear instruction from his coach. And then there is a tale from Beau's Footy Show days that somehow gets more unbelievable with every minute. One of the best stories in ten years of the podcast. Funny, honest and full of behind-the-scenes moments from rugby league and television, this is Beau Ryan at his entertaining best. Beau co-hosts the Triple M Breakfast show on 104.9 Triple M Sydney alongside Aaron "Woodsy" Woods and Cat Lynch. You can catch the show live every weekday morning from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM, or…

From cult NRL winger to one of Australia's biggest media personalities, Beau Ryan's career has been anything but ordinary. Beau takes us behind the curtain of breakfast radio - he is dominating on Triple M! - revealing the ruthless early-morning routine that gets him ready to entertain Sydney every day. He also reflects on the humble beginnings, guest appearances on The Footy Show that quickly became an obsession, and the balancing act of building a media career while still playing NRL—under one very clear instruction from his coach. And then there is a tale from Beau's Footy Show days that somehow gets more unbelievable with every minute. One of the best stories in ten years of the podcast. Funny, honest and full of behind-the-scenes moments from rugby league and television, this is Beau Ryan at his entertaining best. Beau co-hosts the Triple M Breakfast show on 104.9 Triple M Sydney alongside Aaron "Woodsy" Woods and Cat Lynch. You can catch the show live every weekday morning from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM, or…

On this episode of The Big Five, Howie and The Chief, Jason Dunstall, tackle one of Australia’s most hotly debated topics… the greatest bakery items of all time. 🥧🥐 The food that has fuelled generations of road trips, smoko breaks and Saturday mornings, the boys count down their personal top five and reveal the results of the listener vote. Whose bakery order deserves the top spot? And which classic has been robbed? What’s in your Big Five? 🥧🇦🇺 SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS IN THE OFFICIAL BIG FIVE SURVEY: https://forms.gle/9d9M7XddvMkYJWns6 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Few athletes have made the leap from the footy to tv and the media as seamlessly as Beau Ryan. After carving out his successful NRL career with the Wests Tigers and Cronulla Sharks, Beau's natural wit and infectious personality turned guest spots on The Footy Show into the launchpad for one of Australia's most successful media careers, leading to hosting roles on The Amazing Race Australia, Gladiators and now dominating Triple M Breakfast. Before next week's full conversation, Beau jumps into the Player Profile, including why Nathan Buckley is someone he'd "take a bullet for", the greatest athlete of all time in his eyes, and the players who left the biggest mark on his rugby league journey. Funny, heartfelt and unmistakably Beau, it's the perfect way to get pumped for the full story! Beau co-hosts the Triple M Breakfast show on 104.9 Triple M Sydney alongside Aaron "Woodsy" Woods and Cat Lynch. You can catch the show live every weekday morning from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM, or listen to the podcast on the LiSTNR…

What are the five greatest old school TV shows of all time? 📺🍿 On this episode of The Big Five, Howie and The Chief, Jason Dunstall, dive into one of the great nostalgia debates - the greatest old school TV shows ever. From classic comedies and unforgettable dramas to the shows that had us racing home to the couch, the boys reveal their personal top five and make the case for the programs that defined a generation. What's in your Big Five? 📺🏆 SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS IN THE OFFICIAL BIG 5 SURVEY: https://forms.gle/9d9M7XddvMkYJWns6 NEW BIG FIVE EPISODES EVERY MONDAY! NEXT: The Big Five Bakery Items 🥧 Subscribe to The Howie Games on LiSTNR, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What are the five greatest Australian sporting moments of all time? 🇦🇺🏆 On this episode of The Big Five, Howie and The Chief, Jason Dunstall, count down the greatest Australian sporting moments ever. From unforgettable victories and incredible upsets to the iconic performances that brought the nation to its feet, the boys reveal their personal top five and debate the moments that have shaped Australia. What's in your Big Five? 🏆🇦🇺 SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS IN THE OFFICIAL BIG 5 SURVEY: https://forms.gle/9d9M7XddvMkYJWns6 NEW BIG FIVE EPISODES EVERY MONDAY! NEXT: Big Five Old School TV Shows 📺 Subscribe to The Howie Games on LiSTNR, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one of the most extraordinary comeback stories ever told on The Howie Games. Olympic silver medallist Scott Miller opens up like never before, taking us from the heights of standing on the podium for Australia in Atlanta to the depths of addiction, prison and a life he says was spiralling towards death. In a confronting and deeply honest conversation, Scott reveals the surreal moment armed police arrested him with a gun pointed at his head, and why, despite everything, his overwhelming emotion was relief. He reflects on the silver medal that took 25 years to truly appreciate, the pressure and perfectionism that defined his swimming career, and why he couldn’t even watch the Olympics for decades after retiring. He also shares the unseen challenges of rebuilding after three years in jail. It’s a raw, emotional and ultimately hopeful conversation about redemption, perspective and finding purpose after losing everything. Don’t miss the compelling two-part ABC iview documentary charting Scott’s dramatic…

This is one of the most extraordinary comeback stories ever told on The Howie Games. Olympic silver medallist Scott Miller opens up like never before, taking us from the heights of standing on the podium for Australia in Atlanta to the depths of addiction, prison and a life he says was spiralling towards death. In a confronting and deeply honest conversation, Scott reveals the surreal moment armed police arrested him with a gun pointed at his head, and why, despite everything, his overwhelming emotion was relief. He reflects on the silver medal that took 25 years to truly appreciate, the pressure and perfectionism that defined his swimming career, and why he couldn’t even watch the Olympics for decades after retiring. He also shares the unseen challenges of rebuilding after three years in jail. It’s a raw, emotional and ultimately hopeful conversation about redemption, perspective and finding purpose after losing everything. Don’t miss the compelling two-part ABC iview documentary charting Scott’s dramatic…

What are the five greatest Australian songs of all time? 🎵🇦🇺 On this special episode of The Big Five, Howie and The Chief, Jason Dunstall, are joined by Australian music legend Paul Kelly to tackle one of the biggest debates in Australian culture - the greatest Aussie songs ever written. From iconic anthems and pub classics to timeless storytelling masterpieces, the trio count down their personal top five and make the case for the songs they believe belong on Australia's ultimate playlist. Along the way, Paul shares stories from a remarkable career, The Chief delivers a few surprises, and Howie may or may not pull out his guitar for a sing-a-long. 😳 What's in your Big Five? 🎤🎶🇦🇺 🎵 SPOTIFY PLAYLIST WITH HOWIE, CHIEF & PAUL'S TOP 5 🎵 SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS IN THE OFFICIAL BIG 5 SURVEY: https://forms.gle/9d9M7XddvMkYJWns6 NEW BIG FIVE EPISODES EVERY MONDAY! NEXT: Big 5 Australian Sporting Moments Subscribe to The Howie Games on LiSTNR, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harry Kewell knows exactly what it feels like to stand on football’s biggest stage. Thanks to SBS, one of Australia’s greatest footballers joins us for an unforgettable conversation about the biggest tournament in the world and so much more! Harry takes listeners inside the rockstar treatment of a World Cup campaign, reflects on the goosebumps he still gets remembering his famous 2006 goal against Croatia, and explains why that strike was never about personal glory, it was for Australia. He also revisits his rise from a determined teenager fighting for a place at Leeds United, the surprising lessons he learned playing rugby league as a kid, his iconic long-sleeve look, Liverpool, an emotional Champions Trophy and the passion that now drives his coaching career. Whether you're in Socceroos mode or simply love hearing elite athletes unpack the biggest moments of their lives, this is Harry Kewell as you've rarely heard him before. Catch Harry calling all the World Cup action on SBS! It is your exclusive home of…

Harry Kewell knows exactly what it feels like to stand on football’s biggest stage. Thanks to SBS, one of Australia’s greatest footballers joins us for an unforgettable conversation about the biggest tournament in the world and so much more! Harry takes listeners inside the rockstar treatment of a World Cup campaign, reflects on the goosebumps he still gets remembering his famous 2006 goal against Croatia, and explains why that strike was never about personal glory, it was for Australia. He also revisits his rise from a determined teenager fighting for a place at Leeds United, the surprising lessons he learned playing rugby league as a kid, his iconic long-sleeve look, Liverpool, an emotional Champions Trophy and the passion that now drives his coaching career. Whether you're in Socceroos mode or simply love hearing elite athletes unpack the biggest moments of their lives, this is Harry Kewell as you've rarely heard him before. Catch Harry calling all the World Cup action on SBS! It is your exclusive home of…

Who are the five greatest male athletes of all time? 🐐 On this episode of The Big Five, Howie and The Chief, Jason Dunstall, tackle one of sport's biggest debates - the greatest male athletes ever. From global superstars and record-breakers to game-changing icons who transcended their sport, the boys count down their personal top five and make the case for who deserves a place on the ultimate GOAT podium. What's in your Big Five? 🏆🐐 SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS IN THE OFFICIAL BIG 5 SURVEY: https://forms.gle/9d9M7XddvMkYJWns6 NEW BIG FIVE EPISODES EVERY MONDAY! NEXT: Big Five Aussie Songs 🎸 Subscribe to The Howie Games on LiSTNR, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He is one of Australia's biggest sporting stars. From suburban Melbourne courts to the bright lights of the NBA. From idolising Buddy Franklin, following Hawthorn religiously, and even taking a year away from basketball to focus on football, to the decision that ultimately changed his life forever. The Chicago Bulls star then takes us inside one of the defining moments of his career, his unforgettable game-winning buzzer beater over LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers. In a rare breakdown, Josh talks through the play, what he was thinking in the moment, why the shot was perhaps easier than people realise, and the surreal experience of seeing LeBron standing between him and a career highlight. He opens up about getting drafted into the NBA, adapting to life in America, representing Australia on the world stage, and the lessons learned from making it to the very top of professional basketball. This is a brilliant look inside the life of an Aussie thriving on the biggest basketball stage in the world.…

He is one of Australia's biggest sporting stars. From suburban Melbourne courts to the bright lights of the NBA. From idolising Buddy Franklin, following Hawthorn religiously, and even taking a year away from basketball to focus on football, to the decision that ultimately changed his life forever. The Chicago Bulls star then takes us inside one of the defining moments of his career, his unforgettable game-winning buzzer beater over LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers. In a rare breakdown, Josh talks through the play, what he was thinking in the moment, why the shot was perhaps easier than people realise, and the surreal experience of seeing LeBron standing between him and a career highlight. He opens up about getting drafted into the NBA, adapting to life in America, representing Australia on the world stage, and the lessons learned from making it to the very top of professional basketball. This is a brilliant look inside the life of an Aussie thriving on the biggest basketball stage in the world.…

What are the five greatest sporting movies of all time? 🍿 On the debut episode of The Big Five, Howie and The Chief, Jason Dunstall, count down their top five sporting movies ever made. From underdog stories and Hollywood blockbusters to cult classics and tear-jerking triumphs, the boys go head-to-head over which films belong on sport's ultimate podium. The lists are locked in but the arguments are just getting started. What's in your Big Five? 🎬🏆🍿🏆 SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS IN THE OFFICAL BIG 5 SURVEY: https://forms.gle/9d9M7XddvMkYJWns6 NEW BIG FIVE EPISODES EVERY MONDAY! NEXT: Big Five Sporting GOATs (Male) 🐐 Subscribe to The Howie Games on LiSTNR, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s Josh Giddey’s go-to comfort food? (Italian.) Can he cook it? (Not a chance.) It is as fun and fast-paced as his rise to a $100 million deal in the NBA. But before we get to the business, Josh opens up about life away from basketball, from favourite holidays and TV shows to the NBA (and AFL) stars he looked up to growing up. He shares the teammate he rates most highly, the player who surprised him the most, and what it means to represent Australia on the world stage. There are plenty of laughs, a few surprises, and a glimpse into the personality behind one of Australia’s brightest basketball stars. Don't miss Josh’s full Howie Games episode! A look at the journey of an Aussie making it big in the NBA, navigating life in the spotlight, and chasing success on the biggest basketball stage in the world! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three of the AFL’s most exciting and watchable players come together for a special edition of The Player Profile. Following their powerful conversation celebrating Sir Doug Nicholls Round, Bradley Hill, Maurice Rioli Jnr and Jarman Impey open up for a super charged, three-pronged Player Profile. They have a laugh, share stories, the influences that shaped them and life beyond football. The flair and creativity they bring to the game every week is ON SHOW! *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegames See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Game 433. We go inside one of the biggest weeks in football history. From the wall-to-wall media frenzy, Monday at the MCG, the morning of The Record and then THE DAY... this is the build-up you never saw coming. School pick-ups. Midweek netball runs. The beautiful chaos of normal life unfolding in the middle of a historic week. But as the noise grows louder, Pendles narrows his focus. Back into game mode. Back into routine. Then comes the record breaking game itself. The stars descend. The atmosphere. The Magpies are pushed to the limit in a heart-stopping thriller… and somehow hold on as history is made. It's behind-closed-doors moments from one of the greatest careers the game has ever seen. The record is broken. And it’s gold. To mark the historic milestone in history, Elite Estate Wine proudly presents the SP433 Record Breaker Pinot Noir – a limited-edition celebrating Scott Pendlebury as he surpasses the all-time games record. Get in and get a bottle today! Subscribe to The Howie Games, so you don't…

As the countdown to history reaches its final stages, it's time for a history lesson! Pendlebury Diaries takes you deeper inside the world of football's greatest milestone. With the all-time games record now within touching distance, the media attention grows and every moment matters. From the inner sanctum at Collingwood to the mindset of a champion still performing at the elite level, this is unprecedented access to Scott Pendlebury’s pursuit of immortality, on the field, behind closed doors, and inside the moments the public never sees. Pendlebury Diaries is built from personal, real time voice notes exchanged between Scott Pendlebury and Mark Howard, tracking the weeks and months leading into his record-breaking AFL game. To mark the historic milestone in history, Elite Estate Wine proudly presents the SP433 Record Breaker Pinot Noir – a limited-edition celebrating Scott Pendlebury as he surpasses the all-time games record. Get in and get a bottle today! It's all building toward one moment: Game 433.…

Three of footy’s most exciting First Nations stars come together for a special edition of The Howie Games celebrating Sir Doug Nicholls Round. This is a conversation built on moments, connections and stories. From family ties and cultural pride to the influence of mentors, teammates and communities - and no shortage of CYRIL! The boys reflect on what it means to represent First Nations people on the AFL stage and why their impact stretches far beyond football. In a powerful and at times hilarious chat, they open up on identity, belonging, growing up with the game, and the joy and responsibility that comes with inspiring the next generation. Because First Nations excellence is more than football ability — it’s resilience, culture, connection and community. And when these boys shine, the game becomes stronger, richer and more meaningful for everyone. This is a highlight of the Howie Games so far! *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on…

Three of footy’s most exciting First Nations stars come together for a special edition of The Howie Games celebrating Sir Doug Nicholls Round. This is a conversation built on moments, connections and stories. From family ties and cultural pride to the influence of mentors, teammates and communities - and no shortage of CYRIL! The boys reflect on what it means to represent First Nations people on the AFL stage and why their impact stretches far beyond football. In a powerful and at times hilarious chat, they open up on identity, belonging, growing up with the game, and the joy and responsibility that comes with inspiring the next generation. Because First Nations excellence is more than football ability — it’s resilience, culture, connection and community. And when these boys shine, the game becomes stronger, richer and more meaningful for everyone. This is a highlight of the Howie Games so far! *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on…