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This week: Carlton sliding, TSL review, Bondi Junction tragedy, Gagebrook chaos, kids' birthday parties, John's rant and then his kids basically took over the joint...

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Mitch, John X and AJ are back for episode 51!

AJ and sickies, a speed camera was set alight, Stay ChatTY Shorts Day is upon us, Election update, do you wave to loved ones when they drop you off? John's Rant is back, sport is taking over and much much more!

Maddi is a multi-talented sportswoman.

She has played in the Women’s Big Bash Cricket League, represents Tasmania in the Hockey One League and
she made her Hockeyroo’s debut in her hometown of Hobart in Feb last year.

Hear how Maddi has quickly gone from a young prodigy to an entertaining goal scoring fiend for the Hockeyroos, how her family has influenced her and what her goals are leading into the Paris Olympics.

Scott is an Olympian who competes both in road races and mountain bike races, so essentially there isn’t anything he can’t do on a bike.

Scott was selected for the RIO Olympics for the mountain bike event and ended up also racing in the Road Race on day 1 of competition assisting Ritchie Port in his quest for a gold medal.

Fresh off a 5th placing in the 100km mountain bike race
in New Zealand, Scott shares his extensive experience as a
professional cyclist and a mountain biker.

Hear how growing up in hilly Tasmania put him in good stead to compete at the highest level, what it’s like going downhill at 80km per hour and what he is most proud of so far in his
career.

John X and Mitch were back for episode 50!

Men getting emotional, the Jackies massive win, what we know about the election (not much as AJ pulled out sick today), Shield final, Peter Wright's big bump, Johns rant about vaping and much more!

Ruby was living an adventurous life studying over in Europe when a freak diving accident during a trip back home in Tassie changed her life. Ruby broke her neck and became a quadriplegic.

Ruby is fluent in French and is also a professional illustrator. She is an incredibly courageous and resilient women who found a love for Wheelchair Rugby after being recruited by Australian Coaches
from her hospital bed during her rehabilitation.

Hear what it’s like competing with and against men in a sport which she describes as a combination between ‘Ice Hockey, Rugby and Bumper cars’ and how the para-athlete community has embraced her with open arms.