Teach Me, Pls | What makes a sport successful
This week on 'Teach Me Pls' we're joined by Dr. Hunter Fujak from Deakin University. Hunter is a lecturer in Sports Management and has consulted within media and sponsorship for some of Australasia's largest sporting leagues, events & brands. This guy genuinely knows just about everything to do wit…
What we know about Sam Kerr's criminal charge
Matildas captain Sam Kerr is known worldwide for her sporting achievements, but now her alleged actions off the field are making headlines. Kerr has been charged with (and pleaded not guilty to) alleged racially aggravated harassment of a police officer in London early last year. Plus, the US Supr…
Why politicians are always trying to build new stadiums
Why are politicians so desperate for the sport vote?
As Tasmania head into an election this weekend, one of the major talking points surrounds whether they really should be about to build a new AFL stadium. And this isn't the first time we've seen governments wrestle with the politics of stadia,…
The lab-grown brains taking on AI
You've heard of AI, but what about SBI? Synthetic biological intelligence is the next big tech frontier.
And a teacher, serviceman, and football coach: here's what we know about Kamala Harris's new running mate, Tim Walz.
Also, is the hardcore music scene a safe space? These queer and gender div…
Being a man in childcare, Gaza ceasefire + the towns without TV sport
The arrest of a male childcare worker on 70 charges has sparked distress from parents. Now there are concerns the case could cause male educators to quit.
Plus, Donald Trump says Israel has agreed "to the necessary conditions to finalise" a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza. So what happens?
And people in a…
The Future of Sports Broadcasting with Hunter Fujak 16/07/25
Hunter Fujak joins Matty White to chat about the future of broadcasting and how we the consumer intake our sport moving forward.
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Football, Soccer, Whatever
Rune insists the only sport played with an actual round ball that you actually kick with your foot consistently should be called football. Stefan, who grew up calling it soccer and once won most improved, is not so sure. Joining them in this episode is Dr. Hunter Fujak, senior lecturer in Sport Man…
Are Trump and Netanyahu beefing? Ditch the witch billboards + World Cup drama
Tense words were exchanged in a phone call between Trump and Netanyahu last week, and in an interview yesterday, Trump insisted that he '"calls the shots", not Netanyahu. So, is the US/Israel relationship souring?
Plus, a campaign criticising the Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has been travelling …
Ex-NRL player says gambling companies offered him drugs, fuel prices rise + are the Comm Games relevant?
Today, former NRL player and BookTok star Luke Bateman gave explosive evidence at the Senate inquiry into the federal government's legislation to restrict gambling ads in Canberra. He chats with Dave about the role of inducements in his addiction.
Plus, the government's fuel excise tax is back, and…
Highest cash rate since '08 + does the Melbourne Cup still stop the nation?
There’s a big blame game going on in politics right now because the Reserve Bank has increased the cash rate again, in an attempt to reduce inflation. It's now at 4.85 per cent, making it the highest since 2008. The government is pointing to outside influences, while the opposition says the problem…
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