Kick Like a Girl RRR - Triple R

Fill-in host Tess Lawley joins Kate O'Halloran, Emily Fox and Gemma Bastiani to chat with former AFLW player Brooke Patterson, North Melbourne physiotherapist Melissa Haberfield and physiotherapist Ally Harding about all things AFLW during COVID-19.

Kate O'Halloran, Emily Fox and Gemma Bastiani are joined by St Kilda star Tilly Lucas-Rodd to chat about AFLW during COVID-19. 'Talking Endo' founder Katherine Stanley and community artist Bec Vandyk speak about creating awareness of endometriosis.

Geelong Cats Captain Melissa Hickey on their Round 5 win; Casey Simmons talks to St Kilda’s fresh midfielder Hannah Priest and Emily Fox tackles experienced Carlton defender Nicola Stevens post-match; In a special celebration of the Women’s Cricket in the record breaking t20 World Cup Finale of Australia vs India, Kirby Fenwick heads to MCG on International Women’s Day for ‘Voices From The Stand’. With presenter Kate O'Halloran and co-host Kirsty Mac.

After an action-packed Round Four, presenter Kate O’Halloran and co-host Emily Fox debrief on injuries and last-minute wins. Emily catches up with Kangaroos player Vivien Saad, and Gemma Houghton from the Fremantle Dockers. Also, Gold Coast Suns star Tiarna Ernst talks about her work/life balance, and her transition from Western Bulldogs to Queensland. Kate and Emily also discuss efforts to stop treating women's footy like a second-class game.

In a Pride-themed episode, presenter Kate O’Halloran and co-host Emily Fox kick off the week with their Round Three review and Erin Phillips Appreciation Award for best and fairest. Kirby Fenwick delivers a special Pride ‘Voices From The Stand’ segment, and Emily speaks to: Vomua Laloifi, an exciting new player for Carlton; Debbie Lee, a stalwart of AFLW; Danielle Warby, an advocate for women in sport, and Carlton's Darcy Vescio, one of the faces of Pride. Plus Danae Gibson, RTRFM Talks Producer, interviews Fremantle AFLW Captain Kara Antonio.

Richmond AFLW player Sabrina Frederick and Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator Rana Hussain discuss the importance of diversity, inclusion and intersectional feminism in footy, from Rana being the first hijab-wearing employee of AFL to the new Smash The Patriarchy feature, inspired by Darcy Vescio. With Kick Like A Girl presenter Kate O'Halloran and co-host Emily Fox.