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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Join Becky, G and Gunj for Episode 9 of the Yeah The Girls! Podcast! On this ep we debrief our game against the Eagles, cast our YTGG votes, catch up with Nigel Lappin, and decide how long we should wait to wash our jeans, before we look forward to o... more
Join Becky, G and Gunj for Episode 8 of the Yeah The Girls! Podcast!
On this ep we touch on our Round 9 victory, we cast our YTGG votes, we catch up with Annie Lee and hear about her amazing journey to the Geelong Cats, and look forward to our Roun... more
Cats AFLW coach Mick Stinear joined Jimmy Bartel on 3AW Sports Today, ahead of Geelong's Round 9 clash with the GWS Giants.
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Following the trade between Geelong and Essendon, new Cat Jordan Ridley joined trade radio.
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Always look forward to Cats pods. But this new one lacks proper preparation. Way too much dead air.
Not really sure what the purpose of the pod is with two sessions so far.Hoping it finds itself.
Can you put Max Holmes interview from Saturday nights match from the ABC Sport
Love that Lingy is passionate but I want a pod that gives me accurate and expert comments. Unfortunately the pod is so biased it’s not funny. I know it’s a club run pod but both hosts need to be honest and not ridiculously one sided. Call a spade a spade
What a delightful combination of Lingy and MegMac.
It was a pleasure to listen to their mutual love of all things Cats and to their intelligent insights into the games.
Lingy is the absolute best to listen to.Incredibly knowledgeable and great explanations and a wonderful sense of humour.
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A lively sports-focused show built around Geelong Cats fandom, team updates, and deep-dive interviews with players, coaches, and cross-p-school content from related Cats properties. Episodes frequently blend tactical analysis, season outlooks, and behind-the-scenes culture, with frequent guest appearances from Cats-related media and AFL personnel, plus occasional crossovers with the AFLW side and international players. Noteworthy are the recurring cross-pod collaborations, a strong emphasis on club history and development pathways, and a mix of light banter with serious context on games, preparation, and fan engagement. The format tends to oscillate between interview-driven segments, performance breakdowns, and fan Q&As, making it appealing... more
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Recent guests on Geelong Cats include:
1. Annie Lee
2. Mick Stinear
3. Jordan Ridley
4. Nina Morrison
5. Ryan Pendlebury
6. Ray Stanley
7. Evie Coucher
8. Becky Webster
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