
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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 703 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Join Adam White as he guides you through the Monday edition of SEN Mornings! He is joined by a wide range of guests covering off on all the pressing news, topics and headlines!
• Gerard Whateley in South Africa
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Australian golfer, Adam Bland, joined Adam White on SEN Mornings to discuss his emotive win at the Players Series South Australia!
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SEN 1170's Andrew Voss joined Adam White to test the sporting & cultural differences across the divide, they cross reference dominating headlines from the week.
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SEN Tennis Expert from The First Serve, Brett Phillips, joined Adam White on SEN Mornings to flesh out the comments made byTennis Australia CEO, Andrew Abdo, on the current state of tennis.
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Often butchers the call and now is an ill informed hot take merchant. Preferred him when he was on the ABC.
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
I come every week for one reason and one reason only- Adam Simpson. He’s the smartest, best, most measured and insightful football analyst.
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.
Phil Davis is among the most astute and articulate of the opinionistas. He deserves to have more time allocated to his segments.
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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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Whateley launched 10 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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Recent guests on Whateley include:
1. Mark Scaife
2. Crash Craddock
3. Aaron Sipos
4. Robert Craddock
5. Mark Skaife
6. Sam De Koning
7. David Trotter
8. Miles Pfitzner
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