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Whateley

SEN
Australian Football League
AFL
Carlton Football Club
Brisbane Lions
Fremantle Football Club
Collingwood Football Club
Geelong Football Club
Sydney Swans
Melbourne
Western Bulldogs
Adelaide Crows
Hawthorn Football Club
Geelong
Melbourne Football Club
Commonwealth Games
Essendon Football Club
Cricket
Australian Football League (AFL)
West Coast Eagles
Melbourne, Australia

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 SEN for this Tuesday edition of Whateley!

• The Leadership Portfolio with Luke Hodge

• Nick Truelson in the studio! - Melbourne United CEO

• Across the Divide with Andrew Voss

• Ben Graham - Melbourne NFL Dia... more

Featured in the Tuesday Snapshot of Whateley:

• Luke Hodge

• Andrew Voss

• Sam Edmund

• Nick Truelson

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SEN's own and the first Australian to play in a Super Bowl, Ben Graham, joined Gerard Whateley to look back on one of the Melbourne's most memorbale sporting weeks.

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Sporting & cultural differences across the divide! The voice of NRL meets the voice of AFL! Andrew Voss catches up with Gerard Whateley to cross reference dominating headlines from the week.

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Recent Guests

Will Sutherland
Captain of Victoria and captain of the Renegades
Victoria, Renegades
Episode: Victoria & Melbourne Renegades captain Will Sutherland (20.08.26)
Simon Katich
Former Australian cricketer and current commentator
Cricket Australia (commentator)
Episode: Simon Katich | SEN Cricket expert (13.08.26)
Barat Sundaresen
Cricket commentator/analyst invited to discuss Test cricket buildup
SEN
Episode: The build-up to Australia's Test series against Bangladesh | Gerard's Editorial (13.08.26)
Simon Cadditch
Cricket broadcaster/analyst joining to discuss the forthcoming matches
SEN
Episode: The build-up to Australia's Test series against Bangladesh | Gerard's Editorial (13.08.26)
Alex Kearing
Australian wicket keeper
Cricket Australia
Episode: Whateley in a Snapshot | Wednesday (12.08.26)
Jake Weatherill
Cricketer teammates; part of on-site cricket conversations
Cricket Australia
Episode: Whateley in a Snapshot | Wednesday (12.08.26)
Mark Harrison
CEO of the Australian Prostate Centre
Australian Prostate Centre
Episode: Tamas Szabo from Pepperstone and Mark Harrison from APC with a Legend's Game initiative (06.08.26)
Tamas Szabo
CEO of Pepperstone Group
Pepperstone
Episode: Tamas Szabo from Pepperstone and Mark Harrison from APC with a Legend's Game initiative (06.08.26)
Karen McCann
Commonwealth Games marathon runner profiled for 2006 moment
Athlete
Episode: Whateley in a Snapshot | Thursday (30.07.26)

Hosts

Gerard Whateley
Host of the show with long‑standing involvement in SEN sport programming.
Shannon Gill
Co-host with authority on historical and strategic analysis in sport.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 634 ratings
  • Biased AF

    Not worth listening to unless you’re victorian. He bases his whole analysis of every sport on which state the team/player being discussed comes from.

    Then calls non victorians parochial! Just a biased clown

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Nayf24
    Australiaa month ago
  • Here for Adam Simpson

    I come every week for one reason and one reason only- Adam Simpson. He’s the smartest, best, most measured and insightful football analyst.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Almost_Blue_
    Australiaa month ago
  • 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
    Australia4 months 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
    Australiaa year 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
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    Rascability1
    Australiaa year ago

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Balanced, intelligent analysis from top guests is a frequent highlight.
Sound quality and ad pacing are common discussion points for improvements.
Guest lineups are strong and well‑versed, with credible coaching and governance discussions.

Chart Rankings

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

Spotify
#165
Australia/Top Podcasts
Spotify
#20
Australia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#24
Australia/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#2
Australia/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#19
Hong Kong/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#19
Indonesia/Sports

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ben Graham - Countdown to LA Rams vs San Francisco 49ers | NFL Melbourne Diary (07.09.26)
Q: How are the 49ers players that you caught up with on Friday night?
They had just arrived and were a little tired but excited for game week; they were impressed by the size of the MCG and started to settle into the week.
Melbourne vs. Western Bulldogs Preview | Strategy 2026 with Brenton Sanderson (20.08.26)
Q: What are you reading into the Bulldogs' form and how should Melbourne approach them this week?
Sando explains the Bulldogs have shifted to a faster, open game without key players, suggesting Melbourne should attack their midfield and use a fast-break style to leverage their own forward power.
Victoria & Melbourne Renegades captain Will Sutherland (20.08.26)
Q: Is it a little bit odd being the Victorian captain given the Renegades' separate structure and jurisdiction?
Will explains that the two teams are still one club in spirit, and while there are administrative complexities, the focus remains on performing for both Victoria and the Renegades and maintaining a strong sense of unity.
The inevitable concussion conversation | The Eminently Sensible Phil Davis (12.08.26)
Q: Take me to where you are specifically drawn on the circumstances in front of us?
The guest emphasizes governance basics: strong internal rules, transparent documentation, and a framework that protects players while balancing liability, suggesting the need for independent medical oversight and clear contractual language.
Western Bulldogs vs. Carlton preview | Strategy 2026 with Brenton Sanderon (13.08.26)
Q: What are the elements in the game that stood out that need to be fixed?
The Bulldogs need to fix their contested possession and clearance numbers, stop relying on a single midfield leader, and inject more variance and tempo changes into their forward half to challenge Carlton's defense.

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A fast-paced sports program that blends in-depth AFL analysis with cricket coverage, coaching strategies, and governance discussions. Episodes frequently feature top-level coaches, veteran analysts, and former players who unpack round-by-round tactics, lineup decisions, and policy issues affecting the game. Notable is the steady mix of practical coaching insights, live game context, and historical/policy segments, which makes it valuable for listeners who want tactical clarity, industry perspectives, and governance debates in Australian sport.

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Recent guests on Whateley include:

1. Will Sutherland
2. Simon Katich
3. Barat Sundaresen
4. Simon Cadditch
5. Alex Kearing
6. Jake Weatherill
7. Mark Harrison
8. Tamas Szabo

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