Nicky Winmar's guest appearances

Nicky Winmar

Triple M Rocks Footy AFL

3AW is Football

The FIVEaa Sports Show

The Forward Line

The West Live Podcast

RIGHT-BRAINIACS!

The Scorecard with Liam Flanagan

Rush Hour WA with Embers & Katie

Tom Morris

Jeff Kennett

Rory Laird

Nick Riewoldt

Caroline Wilson

Brad Crouch

Adam Simpson

Bruce McAvaney

Lachie Neale

Eddie McGuire

Barry Hall

Patrick Dangerfield

Gavin Wanganeen

Willie Rioli

Clive Palmer

OwlTail

 Meet the new face of the Aussie transgender athlete debate Jamara Ugle-Hagan’s Nicky Winmar Moment Wests Tigers send French SOS to former NRL star The F1s are at the start line for the Melbourne Grand Prix See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

<ul> <li>Meet the new face of the Aussie transgender athlete debate</li> <li>Jamara Ugle-Hagan’s Nicky Winmar Moment</li> <li>Wests Tigers send French SOS to former NRL star</li> <li>The F1s are at the start line for the Melbourne Grand Prix</li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Jamara Ugle-Hagan’s Nicky Winmar Moment

The AFL is launching a new documentary film which celebrates Nicky Winmar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The AFL is launching a new documentary film which celebrates Nicky Winmar.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Nicky Winmar doco unpacks “Worst day” of AFL star’s life

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INTERVIEW: Nicky Winmar - 4 June 2021

Dreamtime at Optus has Sold Out. Essendon legend Gavin Wanganeen reflected on what the game means and why Nick Winmar is his favourite indigenous player of all time. Plus all the latest news and why is Embers wearing a Tommy Hilfiger jacket.   00:00 Embers ridiculous jacket 03:00 Dreamtime Sold Out 04:00 Sport News 08:00 Gavin Wanganeen 15:40 Hump Day Quiz 19:34 Sue Gaudion 25:52 Final Word   Contact the guys via @TripleMPerth socials or email rushhourwa@triplem.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dreamtime at Optus has Sold Out. Essendon legend Gavin Wanganeen reflected on what the game means and why Nick Winmar is his favourite indigenous player of all time. Plus all the latest news and why is Embers wearing a Tommy Hilfiger jacket. 00:00 Embers ridiculous jacket 03:00 Dreamtime Sold Out 04:00 Sport News 08:00 Gavin Wanganeen 15:40 Hump Day Quiz 19:34 Sue Gaudion 25:52 Final Word Contact the guys via @TripleMPerth socials or email rushhourwa@triplem.com.auSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Gavin Wanganeen Nicky Winmar The GOAT, Dreamtime Sold Out

Hello &amp; Happy Thursday! Happy July! Only 8 weeks of Winter to go and for some of our fellow Victorians, you’ll be spending the next month back in Stage 3 Lockdown. We are sending you big love, please stay safe.So what else is making headlines this week?Firstly we have a big announcement (excuse us for being self-indulgent) but after 6.5 years of study, Chloe and Annie have finally finished their Juris Doctor degrees, officially joining the club of ‘unemployed law graduates’. To other students deciding when to graduate, we would 110% recommend a mid-year finish so you can go travelling in Europe for 6 months before you start full time work….oh wait…Alas, onto ACTUAL sports news. Today we start over at Netball AUS HQ where the Super Netball League is in some serious hot water. Did you hear about how they introduced a wild rule change but didn’t consult with any of their players beforehand? Cute.We then go State side and examine the NBA’s newest bling – Not the Championship Ring but the Oura Ring. Made by a Finnish company, the Oura Ring is helping the NBA with the early detection of COVID-19… but is it simultaneously jeopardising the players’ right to privacy?**Content Warning:Please note our final segment discusses the racial vilification of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples. If you find this content distressing, please pause the episode at the 22 minute mark.You may have seen last week that some pretty abhorrent comments were made about AFL Legend, Nicky Winmar on another Australian Sports Podcast titled, You Cannot Be Serious. Today, we take a deep dive into Australian Defamation Law and offer some thoughts about how Winmar’s upcoming legal action might play out.We also recommended you read this article by Associate Professor, Gregory Phillips if you are looking for some further commentary on this issue; https://theconversation.com/the-land-we-play-on-equality-doesnt-mean-justice-62101.Enjoy the show

Hello &amp; Happy Thursday! Happy July! Only 8 weeks of Winter to go and for some of our fellow Victorians, you’ll be spending the next month back in Stage 3 Lockdown. We are sending you big love, please stay safe. So what else is making headlines this week? Firstly we have a big announcement (excuse us for being self-indulgent) but after 6.5 years of study, Chloe and Annie have finally finished their Juris Doctor degrees, officially joining the club of ‘unemployed law graduates’. To other students deciding when to graduate, we would 110% recommend a mid-year finish so you can go travelling in Europe for 6 months before you start full time work….oh wait… Alas, onto ACTUAL sports news. Today we start over at Netball AUS HQ where the Super Netball League is in some serious hot water. Did you hear about how they introduced a wild rule change but didn’t consult with any of their players beforehand? Cute. We then go State side and examine the NBA’s newest bling – Not the Championship Ring but the Oura Ring. Made by a Finnish company, the Oura Ring is helping the NBA with the early detection of COVID-19… but is it simultaneously jeopardising the players’ right to privacy? **Content Warning:Please note our final segment discusses the racial vilification of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples. If you find this content distressing, please pause the episode at the 22 minute mark. You may have seen last week that some pretty abhorrent comments were made about AFL Legend, Nicky Winmar on another Australian Sports Podcast titled, You Cannot Be Serious. Today, we take a deep dive into Australian Defamation Law and offer some thoughts about how Winmar’s upcoming legal action might play out. We also recommended you read this article by Associate Professor, Gregory Phillips if you are looking for some further commentary on this issue; <a href="https://theconversation.com/the-land-we-play-on-equality-doesnt-mean-justice-62101" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://theconversation.com/the-land-we-play-on-equality-doesnt-mean-justice-62101</a>. Enjoy the show

21 | TFL TACKLES Netball AUS in Hot Water, the NBA’s New Ring & Nicky Winmar

Wayne Ludbey

An emotional Wayne Ludbey explains why he and Nicky Winmar are so upset with three AFL identities

Aaron Tyler

This week is the anniversary of the moment in 1993 that indigenous footballer Nicky Winmar stood up to racist abuse, pulled up his jumper, pointed to his skin and yelled out “I’m black and I’m proud to be black!”  It’s seen as a pivotal moment in race relations in Australia, signifying the moment when it became obvious that racism has no place in sport, or indeed anywhere.  So, on this episode of The Right-brain Warm-up I talk to Aaron Tyler, the man I worked with to build a monument to this moment, which now sees a ten foot high bronzed replica of Winmar’s iconic stance standing outside Perth’s Optus Stadium, forever strong and proud. Topics discussed: What creativity is to Aaron. How he used creativity to fund a statue of iconic indigenous footballer Nicky Winmar. What we can all do to be more creative. He then answers this question from The Right-brain Workout: "You are George Shaw. The year is 1797. Describe the platypus for the first time in your letter to Mother England." Aaron TylerAaron is a freelance ad creative and artist from Melbourne. He is the brains behind various ideas for public awareness initiatives including ‘Tram Coach’ for Yarra trams and ‘Reverse the Threat’ for the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC). His art is about the Australian story. His art project ‘Straya Cash’ went viral and ignited a national conversation about icons and the Australian identity.www.aarontyler.com.au This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

This week is the anniversary of the moment in 1993 that indigenous footballer Nicky Winmar stood up to racist abuse, pulled up his jumper, pointed to his skin and yelled out “I’m black and I’m proud to be black!” It’s seen as a pivotal moment in race relations in Australia, signifying the moment when it became obvious that racism has no place in sport, or indeed anywhere. So, on this episode of The Right-brain Warm-up I talk to Aaron Tyler, the man I worked with to build a monument to this moment, which now sees a ten foot high bronzed replica of Winmar’s iconic stance standing outside Perth’s Optus Stadium, forever strong and proud. Topics discussed: <ol><li>What creativity is to Aaron.</li> <li>How he used creativity to fund a statue of iconic indigenous footballer Nicky Winmar.</li> <li>What we can all do to be more creative.</li> <li>He then answers this question from The Right-brain Workout: "You are George Shaw. The year is 1797. Describe the platypus for the first time in your letter to Mother England."</li> </ol>Aaron Tyler Aaron is a freelance ad creative and artist from Melbourne. He is the brains behind various ideas for public awareness initiatives including ‘Tram Coach’ for Yarra trams and ‘Reverse the Threat’ for the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC). His art is about the Australian story. His art project ‘Straya Cash’ went viral and ignited a national conversation about icons and the Australian identity. <a href="http://www.aarontyler.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.aarontyler.com.au</a> This podcast is hosted by <a href="https://wwww.zencast.fm" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">ZenCast.fm</a>