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Whateley

SEN
Australian Football League
AFL
Carlton Football Club
Collingwood Football Club
Hawthorn Football Club
Essendon Football Club
Sydney Swans
St Kilda Football Club
Brisbane Lions
Melbourne
Melbourne Football Club
Sydney
Western Bulldogs
Geelong
Australian Football League (AFL)
Cricket
Geelong Football Club
Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne Storm
Adelaide

Gerard Whateley is one of the most respected voices in Australian sport and is joined by the biggest and most relevant sporting guests every morning from Monday to Thursday on SEN.

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Latest Episodes

Tune in to Gerard Whateley on this Thursday edition of Whateley!

On the show today:

• The Eye of the Coach with Adam Simpson

• Victorian cricket coach Chris Rogers

• SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund

• Brenton Sanderson with Strategy ... more

Featured in the Thursday Snapshot of Whateley:

• Adam Simpson

• Brenton Sanderson

• Shannon Gill

• Chris Rogers

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Shannon Gill and Gerard rewatched the magnificant documentary '100 Years of Australian Football' and pick out all the best bits with their Rewatchables categories. A must-watch for footy fans.

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Brenton Sanderson previews the three biggest games of Round 10: the Lions-Cats on Thursday, Swans-Pies on Friday, and Demons-Hawks on Saturday.

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Recent Guests

Alex (Dr)
Medical professional discussing clinical leadership and AFL wellbeing
Independent AFL medical community
Episode: Whateley - Wednesday | Full Show (06.05.26)
Sam Taylor
AFL defender guest providing expert commentary
Episode: Appreciating the potent key defensive stocks across the League | The Eminently Sensible Phil Davis (06.05.26)
Justin Rodzki
Chief Executive of Melbourne Storm
Melbourne Storm
Episode: Justin Rodski's call to arms & Craig Bellamy health update | CEO of the Melbourne Storm (06.05.26)
Scott Hanson
NFL RedZone host, provided international perspective on American football formats
NFL Network / RedZone
Episode: Whateley in a Snapshot | Tuesday (05.05.26)
Barry Carp
President of the Collingwood Football Club
Collingwood Football Club
Episode: Whateley - Thursday | Full Show (30.04.26)
Josh Maginness
Representative of Country Racing Victoria, guest on studio discussion
Country Racing Victoria
Episode: Josh Maginness | Country Racing Victoria (29.04.26)
Mike Sheehan
Sports journalist, authored inside story referenced in discussion
The Inside Story journalist
Episode: Whateley in a Snapshot | Thursday (23.04.26)
Terry Wheeler
Head coach of Footscray during the mid-1990s
Footscray/Western Bulldogs
Episode: Early season coach sackings | Know Your History with Shannon Gill (23.04.26)
James Gallagher
CEO of the AFL Players Association
AFL Players Association
Episode: Whateley with Tom Morris - Wednesday | Full Show (15.04.26)

Host

Gerard Whateley
Host known for insightful discussions on Australian sports, regularly featuring prominent guests and offering expert commentary.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 619 ratings
  • Simmo!

    Adam Simpson is the best analyst in the AFL. He’s balanced, considered, incredibly intelligent and has zero time for hot takes or sensationalism. Never appreciated him as a coach but I listen to his every word as a media person. Outstanding.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cutter Man Mountain
    Australia11 days ago
  • Phil Davis

    Phil Davis is among the most astute and articulate of the opinionistas. He deserves to have more time allocated to his segments.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FAVENC
    Australia9 months ago
  • Means Test (aka The Pies Show)

    I havent listened to SEN all season. Put this show on because it used to be about stats and tactics. Now Bucks talks about the Pies with a tear in his eye. He occasionally provides reserved opinions on other topics, but it always gets brought back to the Pies. Im never listening again.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Rascability1
    Australiaa year ago
  • Bruce McAvaney wannabe

    Whateley is just an annoying little man whose opinion matters nothing. Malcolm Blight was the best thing but thats gone… snoozefest overall.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Cooldude62
    Australiaa year ago
  • Sanctimonious

    Used to be good, but last several years he has become quite insufferable and now comes across as a very arrogant person who thinks he’s bigger than the game. His thinly veiled jabs at anything western Australian are quite childish too

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Elvis D.
    Australiaa year ago

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Listeners applaud the in-depth discussions and notable guest insights, often praising the analytical approach to sports commentary.
The host receives mixed reviews, with some appreciating his sports knowledge while others criticize perceived biases and the handling of certain topics.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Spotify
#199
Australia/Top Podcasts
Spotify
#22
Australia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#42
Australia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#92
Singapore/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#152
Saudi Arabia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#186
Indonesia/Sports

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Justin Rodski's call to arms & Craig Bellamy health update | CEO of the Melbourne Storm (06.05.26)
Q: What is the degree of uncertainty looking forward for Craig and the club?
There is significant uncertainty about the future, as management stresses it is uncharted territory, with ongoing tests and careful consideration of long-term health and wellbeing versus coaching duties.
Justin Rodski's call to arms & Craig Bellamy health update | CEO of the Melbourne Storm (06.05.26)
Q: How is Craig Bellamy doing under the current health situation?
Justin explains that Craig is managing a challenging health diagnosis but continues to coach in the short term, with specialists guiding the approach and a strong support system around him and his family.
Josh Maginness | Country Racing Victoria (29.04.26)
Q: What does the bull have in store for us? What's its place in Country Racing circuits?
Josh explains that the bull is a central feature of the Warrnambool Carnival with the Grand Annual as the pinnacle race; he highlights the matchup dynamics, the history, and how the event draws large crowds and media attention, framing it as a marquee moment in the racing calendar.
Round 8 preview | Strategy 2026 with Brenton Sanderson (30.04.26)
Q: What is the key tactic to slow Hawthorne's outside run?
Deny time and space by tightening corridor defense, shepherding Hawthorne into contested possessions, and ensuring a forward defensive posture that prevents easy transitions through the middle.
Barry Carp | Collingwood Football Club President (30.04.26)
Q: Is it still your view that keeping ticketing accessible for general members is a priority given the demand and capacity constraints?
Carp explains the goal of avoiding fully ticketed games where possible, to ensure fans can attend without extra costs, and to maintain close alignment with the club's home venue logistics and AFL coordination.

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Focused on Australian sports, this podcast offers in-depth discussions and insightful commentary on various key events, teams, and sporting personalities. Key topics frequently include Australian Football League (AFL) analysis, commentary on prominent players, and reflections on significant racing events, such as tributes to legendary horses. The content is thought-provoking, engaging with sports enthusiasts and aiming to enrich their understanding of current sports narratives and phenomena in the Australian sporting landscape.

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What guests have appeared on Whateley?

Recent guests on Whateley include:

1. Alex (Dr)
2. Sam Taylor
3. Justin Rodzki
4. Scott Hanson
5. Barry Carp
6. Josh Maginness
7. Mike Sheehan
8. Terry Wheeler

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