Whateley
SENGerard 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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 703 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||
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Tune in to Gerard Whateley on this Thursday edition of Whateley!
On today's show:
• The Eye of the Coach with Adam Simpson
• SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund
• Brenton Sanderson with Strategy 2026
• Know Your History with Shannon Gil... more
Featured in the Thursday Snapshot of Whateley:
• Adam Simpson
• Brenton Sanderson
• Shannon Gill
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Shannon Gill takes us back to the Queen's Birthday events of the 1996 season on that infamous night when the lights went out at Waverley Park... and chaos ensued!
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Brenton Sanderson gives us a preview of the three biggest games of the weekend ahead: Crows-Cats tonight, Hawks-Dogs tomorrow, and the Big Freeze King's Birthday Clash on Monday between the Pies and Demons.
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- 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 Podcasts5Cutter Man Mountain
Australiaa month 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 Podcasts5FAVENCAustralia10 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 Podcasts1Rascability1Australiaa 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 Podcasts1Cooldude62Australiaa 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 Podcasts2Elvis D.Australiaa year ago
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Spotify | #25 | Australia/Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #243 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #27 | Australia/Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #249 |  Indonesia/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #44 | Indonesia/Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #120 |  Hong Kong/Sports |
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Frequently Asked Questions About Whateley
What is Whateley about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This show consistently centers AFL analysis delivered through fast, opinionated discussion, guest insights, and live call-ins. It often threads tactical breakdowns, coaching decisions, and form narratives with broader sports governance topics and occasional coverage of other sports stories. Noteworthy traits include high-profile coaching guests, strong emphasis on in-game decision-making, and a conversational, banter-friendly tone that blends expertise with audience participation. Potential listeners seeking in-depth football analysis, candid coaching perspectives, and timely commentary on the wider sports world will likely find it engaging, with a clear emphasis on AFL and leadership stories around the game.
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1. SEN Breakfast
2. Crunch Time
3. Sportsday
4. 3AW is Football
5. SEN Afternoons
How many episodes of Whateley are there?
Whateley launched 9 years ago and published 703 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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What guests have appeared on Whateley?
Recent guests on Whateley include:
1. Sam Edmund
2. Ken Hinkley
3. Malcolm Speed
4. Joe Tomek
5. Alex (Dr)
6. Sam Taylor
7. Dermot Brereton
8. Scott Hanson
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