Open Mike Season 1 Episodes
Season 1 Episode Guide
Episode 1 - Open Mike: Nicky Winmar & Gilbert McAdamNicky Winmar & Gilbert McAdam reflect on their careers, Winmar's iconic protest in 1993 and much more.
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Episode 2 - Open Mike: Ian StewartOne of Australian Football's finest contributors, Ian Stewart is a three-time Brownlow Medalist and is in St Kilda and Richmond's teams of the century.
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Episode 3 - Open Mike: Michael RoachMichael Roach was one of Richmond’s most prolific goalkickers in the 80's, averaging three goals a game and winning a premiership with the club in 1980.
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Episode 4 - Open Mike: Mike SheahanMike Sheahan’s final episode of Open Mike has a twist, with Gerard Whateley and Mark Robinson interviewing their colleague about his storied career.
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Episode 5 - Open Mike: Ebert & CahillMike Sheahan sits down with South Australian footballing legend Russell Ebert and tennis coach Darren Cahill, whose father is the legendary John Cahill.
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Episode 6 - Open Mike: Trent CroadTrent Croad was part of the Hawks 2008 premiership success, but had to leave the field early after being injured and has been in business since retiring.
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Episode 7 - Open Mike: Matt RendellAfter 177 games for Fitzroy and the Brisbane Bears, Matt Rendell turned his hand to recruiting and played a part in drafting some AFL stars.
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Episode 8 - Open Mike: Geoff CunninghamA 224-game St Kilda veteran, Geoff "Joffa" Cunningham was an intimidating presence on the flank but played in a Saints era with little success.
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Episode 9 - Open Mike: Jack TrengoveJack Trengove was named captain of Melbourne at 20 and, while he was an important player for the club, injury would derail his career.
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Episode 10 - Open Mike: Luke BallPick two in the 2001 Draft behind Luke Hodge, Luke Ball was an All-Australian in 2005 and one of the most courageous players to play the game.
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Episode 11 - Open Mike: Alex WoodwardMike Sheahan talks to former Hawk Alex Woodward, whose career was ruined by injuries. He also talks about finding himself in some Grand Final controversy.
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Episode 12 - Open Mike: Mick GayferMick Gayfer was a prodigious defender for the Collingwood Magpies over 142 games, playing a key role in their 1990 premiership side.
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Episode 13 - Open Mike: Geoff BlethynGeoff Blethyn was an strong full-forward for Essendon, kicking 107 goals in 1972. He later played for Port Adelaide in SANFL in a premiership side.
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Episode 14 - Open Mike: Dale MorrisIn 253 games for his beloved Western Bulldogs, Dale Morris captured the hearts of the Dogs faithful through his toughness and won the respect of his peers.
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Episode 15 - Open Mike: Michael GreenMichael Green played for Richmond in four premiership sides with a new generation now hoping to continue a legacy. He tells Mike Sheahan his story.
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Episode 16 - Open Mike: Callan WardAfter making his debut for the Western Bulldogs while still in high school, Callan Ward became co-captain of a young GWS side at the age of just 21.
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Episode 17 - Open Mike: Brian LakeIn the season finale, Brian Lake, along with his manager and friend, Marty Pask, opens up to Mike in a powerful and emotional interview.
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Episode 18 - Open Mike: Dane SwanAfter a controversial start to his career, Dane Swan became a Collingwood great before it came to an abrupt end after 258 games.
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Episode 19 - Open Mike: Tom BoydTom Boyd discuses the grind in footy, how money did increase his happiness and why he really quit professional footy.
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Episode 20 - Open Mike: Steve JohnsonOne of September's greatest performers, the mercurical Stevie Johnson, sits down with Mike to discuss his sparkling career.
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Episode 21 - Open Mike: Ray McLeanRay McLean joins Mike discussing leadership in the AFL and improving behaviors and maximising performance in individuals.
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Episode 22 - Open Mike: John Coleman StoryMike speaks to former Coleman Medalists and AFL legends to learn about John Coleman, one of the finest to play Australian Rules Football.
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Episode 23 - Open Mike: Scott CummingsScott Cummings had a brilliant career but discusses how he became a journeyman across four different clubs and relationship with Kevin Sheedy.
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Episode 24 - Open Mike: Ray ShawA captain for Collingwood, Ray Shaw played 146 games for the Pies. His sons, Rhyce and Heath, also became Magpies under the father/son rule.
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Episode 25 - Open Mike: Andrew DunkleyA Sydney Swans Hall of Famer, Andrew Dunkley played 217 games in the harbour city, but now has no connection with the club he once played for.
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Episode 26 - Open Mike: Mark AllenMark Allen is a Collingwood supporter and the co-host of a sports radio show in Melbourne. He also is a cancer victim, one brave enough to tell his story.
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Episode 27 - Open Mike: Clay SmithImagine the roller-coaster ride of emotions as you bury your best mate at 23, just days later you win a premiership. Welcome to Clay Smith's world.
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Episode 28 - Open Mike: David McKayFour-time premiership Blue David McKay joins Mike Sheahan to recount some of the best moments of his career.
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Episode 29 - Open Mike: Moore & DenchTwo of the best players in the 70s, Kelvin Moore and David Dench sit down with Mike to discuss their careers and rivalries throughout their era.
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Episode 30 - Open Mike: Brad OttensBrad Ottens chats about what led to Geelong winning the 2007 premiership which started a dynasty, Bomber Thompson and being caught drink-driving.
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Episode 31 - Open Mike: Rodney EadeMike is joined by four-time premiership player Rodney Eade, who coached 377 games of AFL football with a premiership eluding him.
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Episode 32 - Open Mike: Steven SmithMike Sheahan sits down with one of Melbourne's stalwarts, Steven Smith to discuss his career and current role as president of the MCC.
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Episode 33 - Open Mike: Brendon GoddardOver 334 games for St Kilda and Essendon, Brendon Goddard was named an All-Australian twice but despite his best efforts, a premiership eluded him.
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Episode 34 - Open Mike: The Hayes FamilyWill Hayes and his parents discuss his final draft pickup, horse trainer father David discusses his football days and different upbringing.
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Episode 35 - Open Mike: Ray ChamberlainThe most prolific umpire in footy, 'Razor' Ray Chamberlain, joins Mike Sheahan to discuss his long career umpiring the game.
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Episode 36 - Open Mike: Sandy RobertsSandy Roberts won’t be seen on our TV screens after 46 years. Mike Sheahan gets Sandy to reflect on an incredible career as the great broadcaster opens up.
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