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SEN Afternoons

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Wimbledon
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Melbourne United

You call, you get on - that's the Midday Madness promise! Dwayne Russell's afternoon program has a strong focus on talkback, discussing the big issues of the AFL season each day with listeners as well as the latest news from around the sporting world.

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Latest Episodes

Dwayne's World with Dwayne Russell with a huge Grand Final Eve edition of Midday Madness. Fox Footy and Former Lions champion Alastair Lynch joined Dwayne to set the scene of the AFL Grand Final. Australian snowboarder Valentino Guseli joined Dwayne ... more

Australian Snowboarder Valentino Guseli joined Dwayne Russell for a chat to speak about the footy as he will be part of the celebrities in the crowd tomorrow afternoon

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AFL Nation's Mark Bickley joined Dwayne to preview the AFL Grand Final

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Former Lions Premiership Player and Fox Footy expert Alastair Lynch spoke to Dwayne Russell about the motorcade earlier today

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Recent Guests

Lee Troop
Former Australian distance runner, Geelong Marathon organizer
Geelong Marathon
Episode: Distance Runner Lee Troop - Monday September 21st
Shaun McManus
Former Fremantle Dockers player, involved in discussion about Premiership Cup presentation
Fremantle Football Club
Episode: SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund - Monday September 21st
Mark Pickley
AFL/economics analyst joining after two o'clock to discuss early pay and related business topics
AFL Nation/SEN
Episode: Dwayne's World - September 18
Matt Jackson
Analyst from PuntX providing AFL betting and pre-game insights
PuntX
Episode: Dwayne's World - September 18
Jade McLay
Sinclair Round 5 AFLW Rising Star
St Kilda (AFLW)
Episode: Dwayne's World - Full Show - Thursday 17th September
Fraser King
Special Olympics basketball star and athlete
New South Wales basketball team
Episode: Dwayne's World Full Show - Wednesday September 16th
Sam Waardenburg
Basketball player for Melbourne United
Melbourne United
Episode: Melbourne United import Sam Waardenburg on Dwayne's World - Tuesday 15th September
Ben Graham
Former NFL punter and first Australian to play in the Super Bowl
Former NFL player
Episode: Ben Graham on Dwayne's World - Thursday 10th September
Ed Wyatt
NFL expert and Melbourne Aces broadcaster
Westfield/SEN partner
Episode: Dwayne's World with Dwayne Russell - Wednesday September 9th

Host

Dwayne Russell
Host of the show

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 134 ratings
  • Dwayne is the best

    Love this show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chris*********
    Australia7 months ago
  • Love it

    Dwayne is warm, knowledgeable, funny and gives 150% every show. Love this program and his take on all things AFL.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kat_e2000
    Australiaa year ago
  • You can’t have great debates when you’re one eyed.

    We were listening to your podcasts but after watching your absolute bias call against Fremantle v Sydney. we won’t be listening again. Go back and listen to yourself because it was sickening to listen to. Reid cops a hit in the ribs and then gets a two handed shove to that area and you laughed and said if he stays on then he’s ripe for the pickings.. Selwood got a week for shoving his own brother 🤔.. But the best was “all Sydney have to do is win 8 from 8 to make finals” and Freo will be sittin... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Freogirl1
    Australiaa year ago
  • Allowing for great debates.

    We love your show Wayne.

    The fact that you allow for people to put forward both sides of the argument makes great daily listening.. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Freogirl1
    Australiaa year ago
  • Interview Request Geoff Hunt Squash

    Love the Show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adam Blocks
    Australia5 years ago

Listeners Say

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Ads can be loud and disruptive at times, impacting listening experience.
Engaging host with strong AFL insight and caller energy that keeps episodes dynamic.
Guests often bring high-level coaching and governance perspectives that add credibility.
Listeners appreciate balanced debates and willingness to entertain multiple viewpoints.

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Apple Podcasts
#131
Australia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#153
Saudi Arabia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#225
China/Sports

Talking Points

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The First Serve's Brett Phillips - Monday September 21st
Q: So do you have any idea who we're likely to meet next?
It depends on the draw; the next opponent will be determined in November, and it could be away from home or at a different venue based on the ball draw, with a caution about avoiding South America on clay.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund - Wednesday September 16th
Q: What are the broadcasting duties for Grand Final Day?
Sammy Edmund confirms that he will be on Grand Final Day with the Fox broadcast team, signaling a high-profile assignment and a continuation of the show's influence in AFL media.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund - Monday September 21st
Q: What are the chances of Lachie Neale getting off on appeal, given the exceptional circumstances rule?
The hosts suggest it could go either way, noting the rare use of exceptional and compelling circumstances to downgrade a suspension, but ultimately acknowledge it depends on the tribunal's interpretation and potential appeals.
Brett Phillips - First Serve Host - Monday 14th September
Q: How does the next generation compare to the current big names, and what does this mean for the sport going forward?
There is a belief that a pack of rising players is ready to challenge the established leaders, with discussion on whether they can sustain peak performance year-round and push for major titles, suggesting a transition period that could redefine who dominates the sport.
Brett Phillips - First Serve Host - Monday 14th September
Q: What are the big three issues coming out of the US Open from the men's perspective?
The guest outlines that the game is in good shape overall, with Sinner and Alcaraz leading the way, a strong lineup of next-gen players challenging for top spots, and a focus on maintaining fitness and momentum across a full year, while also noting the depth of the field behind the leaders.

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What is SEN Afternoons about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on AFL-focused talkback and listener interaction, pairing caller-driven discussion on team form, coaching moves, finals prospects, and ongoing governance issues with timely reporting from AFL journalists and seasoned analysts. Across sessions, guests range from high-profile AFL coaches and executives to media commentators and cross-sport voices, often tying in roster moves, coaching strategy, or governance topics with the host's live audience banter. Noteworthy strengths include a strong listener engagement format, clear emphasis on coaching and competition dynamics, and regular sponsor integration that keeps the program anchored in current sports news while offering deep dives on strategy and governance in Australian sport... more

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Recent guests on SEN Afternoons include:

1. Lee Troop
2. Shaun McManus
3. Mark Pickley
4. Matt Jackson
5. Jade McLay
6. Fraser King
7. Sam Waardenburg
8. Ben Graham

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