We also get a quick chat in with Ben Brown who has been a huge supporter of the North Melbourne W team and talk about the links back to the Melbourne Uni team affectionately known as "the muggers".

We hope you've enjoyed our first season of "No Prior" with Harry Anderson, Hester Brown and Mardi Dangerfield.

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We are all loved up after watching the W awards and make our own predictions for the Grand final winner and BOG.

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We talk high flying marks and critical moments, who is in form and how the last round of the home and away season could set up the finals ahead.

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Harry and Mardi are left rudderless without Hester to review Pride round of the AFLW and to do their own ladder predictions to see how they think the season will pan out.

A go fund me page has been set up to support Alex’s wife, Phoebe and for their son’s future.

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Oh we do also review round 6 and preview round 7 with our tips if you're interested in that too.

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Discussing surprising outcomes of different games, a classic draw between Geelong and North Melbourne and of course the season ending injury to Chloe Molloy and how the news was broken.

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A true expert who gives us insights into the 2024 Women's season on-field but also the stories off-field that make the game so special.

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We are back with a brand new season of The Significant Others, but with a twist. In this Episode we familiarise you with our new format as we aim to give you fun and friendly coverage of the AFLW season 9.

And we can't wait for you to meet our new co-host and old friend Harry.

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Anna Scullie and Eddie Betts join us ahead of his 350th and final AFL game. We talk teamwork at home, metnoring young players and whats coming up next for the Scullie-Betts family. 

We just love these two so it's a little longer than most episodes. Enjoy! 

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Wowee are we excited! Four new @aflwomens teams joining the competition for the 2022/23 season! So, of course, we had to speak to the one and only @bectheicon.

We were positively blushing to get the opportunity to speak to the inaugural AFLW premiership coach who has just been announced as the senior coach for @hawthornaflw. She is back!

We also shout it out to our faves at @theoutersanctumpodcast who are now independent and back in your ears twice a week! How good!

And, if you loved hearing from Bec and want more, we really enjoyed her episode of ‘Cutting Oranges with @darcyvee’ that you can also find where all good podcasts live.

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This week we are feeling the exhaustion and burn out of lockdown 6 in Victoria and a disillusioning time in football with racism and sexism seemingly all around.

We, do, however have the pleasure of talking to the incredible Felicity Harley who has spearheaded the movement to reunite Sydney based staff and players with their families after long separations in 2021.

We hope everyone is staying home and staying safe. ❤️

@felicityharley

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This week we check back in with one of our first ever podcast guests @shelley_ware.

When we spoke to Shelley a year ago, she was working on a submission to the Attorney General asking for harsher penalties and more accountability for those posting hate speech online. And, with her hard work becoming law just a few weeks ago, and another week of horrible racial abuse directed at AFL players, families and across the lower and local leagues too, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to check back in with this incredible change-maker.

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For any listeners not following on Instagram we have shifted to putting up some video content on a Friday Night as alternative viewing at half time of the AFL games.

This was the third instalment of Friday Night Footy chats which was split between a conversation with Meg Hutchins and her wife Steph Carol and Amy Burgoyne. 

We discussed Megs retirement from her football career of 250 V/AFLW games and the special on field celebration after kicking a match sealing goal.

The second interview with Amy Burgoyne was ahead of her husbands Shaun Burgoyne's 400th AFL game. A massive achievement that she has watched and supported for over 20 years. 

Find Meg on instagram @meghutchins25 and Steph @stephcarroll85

Find Amy on instagram @aburgoyne25 

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For any listeners not following on Instagram we have shifted to putting up some video content on a Friday Night as alternative viewing at half time of the AFL games. 

This was the second instalment with Prue Gilbert of Grace Papers, "A digital coaching platform empowers working  parents through parental leave and beyond".

Prue discusses parental leave off the back of criticism of two St Kilda players leaving an interstate hub to be with their young families. 

(https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/teams/st-kilda-saints/afl-news-2021-seb-ross-st-kilda-leave-to-be-with-family-statement-caroline-wilson-comments-latest-updates/news-story/a64b57ba750b367b7e660c9f33d4fa3f) 

You can find Prue's work with Grace Papers on Instagram @gracePapers or their website www.gracepapers.com.au/

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For any listeners not following on Instagram we have shifted to putting up some video content on a Friday Night as alternative viewing at half time of the AFL games. This was the first instalment with Gemma Bastiani of @Siren_Sport , @PlayOnRadio AND @AustralianJams .

Gemma is a frequent tweeter during AFL and AFLW games sure to provide fun facts and stats that you may not hear on mainstream channels. 

You can find Gemma on Instagram @GemmaLBastiani and Twitter @glbastiani

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In this episode we review our chat with business queen Emily McKay, including her path to success and that topic that we can never escape- the media (both traditional and social).

But we can’t have this conversation alone, so we welcome to the microphone internet superstar, writer, speaker and appearance activist Carly Findlay.

Carly runs us through her history of internet connection and we chat about our highs and lows of social media engagement.

Carly is absolutely stacks of fun! We hope you enjoy this chat as much as we did!

You can follow Carly at @carlyfindlay and find out where to purchase her book at

https://carlyfindlay.com.au/sayhello/

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Em talks about finding her feet in business with her close friends and business partners, the difficulty of dealing with the media (especially in emotional personal circumstances) and co-parenting her beautiful boy Hendrix with her ex partner who will always be significant in her life- Melbourne footballer Majak Daw.

You can follow Em at @emomckay and Em’s business at @sprayaus.

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Michelle helps us break down some of the themes that emerged from our interview this week with climate activist and conservationist, Emma Pocock.

We are honoured to have her input and experience as a journalist as we delve into the media landscape, the misogyny of clickbait headlines and the sensationalising of personal stories.

Michelle also tells us about her very exciting week - including getting engaged (!!) and we of course chat a little bit of footy with the Richmond Tigers faithful.

You can follow Michelle at @michelleandrews, Shameless at @shamelesspodcast and listen to the episode of 'Scandal' referenced in this discussion at https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-slut-shaming-of-lara-bingle-part-one/id1352875216?i=1000518560438.

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Emma speaks about meeting her husband, ex wallabies captain David Pocock, their conservation efforts in his home country of Zimbabwe, misrepresentation she has faced in the media, her passion for conservation and the environment and how she is bringing athletes along on that journey.

You can follow Emma on Instagram at @emmaawpocock and Front Runners at @frontrunnersathletes.

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They reflect on both Trent Miller and Amy Finch’s interviews. Trent's back to back amazing stories and Amy's decisions in life that although hers are make more publicly that many will be able to relate to. 

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She also speaks of the negative side of social media and the recent posts that she decided to call out. Amy says “by no means was it the worst" but enough was enough.

You can read more about that here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9301771/Australian-cricket-captain-Aaron-Finchs-wife-Amy-calls-disgusting-trolls-Instagram.html

https://www.timesnownews.com/sports/cricket/article/dont-call-yourself-a-fan-aaron-finchs-wife-amy-calls-out-trolls-after-receiving-threats-of-sexual-assault/725825

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And then, Rana talks to the team about what sports clubs at all levels can do to support and help Muslim players celebrate the month of Ramadan.

Ramadan Kareem!

You can follow Rana at @ranabhussain and her broadcasting pursuits at @playonradio & @theoutersactumpodcast.

And follow @domoreproject_ where Rana is an consultant for anti-racism. Go Rana!

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Trent talks about his time travelling the world covering stories ranging from behind the scenes with Beyoncé and Barack Obama to war and disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the conflict in Gaza.

Trent tells us about falling in love at first sight with TV presenter and Geelong’s number one ticket holder Rebecca Maddern, experiencing the highs and lows of her career together and parenting their wonderful daughter Ruby.

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And then, it’s all about the weekend that’s coming with the AFLW grand final between Adelaide and Brisbane being played at Adelaide Oval this Saturday.

The team are joined by AFLW superstars and housemates, Meg McDonald and Darcy Vescio. Meg and Darcy chat about their own 2021 seasons and off seasons, their predictions for the weekend and the special relationship they share.

You can follow Darcy at @darcyvee and Meg at @meggielaura on Instagram.

And listen to more Meg & Darcy goodness on Cutting Oranges here:

https://www.afl.com.au/video/555500/cutting-oranges-ep5-meghan-mcdonald?videoId=555500&modal=true&type=video&publishFrom=1614751200001#

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Ella explains how her love of care giving led her to career, her philosophies on life and gives us an insight into her experiences in her wonderful relationship with Australian swimmer Mack Horton.

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We waffle on about our excitement for the AFLW finals and ride the emotional rollercoaster of each game.

The highlight of this episode is welcoming none other than The Outer Sanctums LUCY RACE! She talks to us about diversity in board casting as her program "Making the call" is about to commence their second round of programs in partnership with the Office for Women in Sport.

Find Amy Findlay on Instagram @amyleefindlay and find Stonefield on Instagram @stonefieldband

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Samantha shares her own backstory, as well as filling us in on how she met her husband Neville, how she found herself in her chosen vocation and her experiences of parenting her two children.

Sam gives us some unexpected and humorous anecdotes from the world of football as well are sharing some more serious insights into dealing with anxiety and racial bias in the media.

And of course, Sam talks about starting her amazing weaving business, Wanala Weaving.

You can follow Wanala Weaving at @wanala_weaving and Samantha’s personal page at @samantha.jetta.

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Content warning we briefly mention postnatal depression and anxiety. If you require support in this area please reach out to Lifeline (13 11 14) or PANDA.

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Donna talks to the team about growing up in the west with her now husband Brad Johnson and how they navigated growing up and becoming parents together - including Brad’s long career at the Western Bulldogs.

Donna gives an honest account of feeling under qualified and down on confidence when she considered re-entering the workforce after her children were older and football commitments had slowed down.

And of course, Donna explains how she got her groove back and how the ‘Zena Vest’ came to be.

You can follow Donna’s awesome business at @zenasport_co and read more about the AFLW players wearing Zena via this West Australian article.

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Hess and Mardi also discuss AFLM returning this week and what it’s like as partners when a player changes clubs or faces their old team on the field. And to understand this from a player’s perspective we cross to our AFLM correspondent Patrick Dangerfield... just kidding... sort of...

You can follow Jordan on Instagram - @jordan_ablett and Pat - @patrickdangerfield

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Jordan generously gives us an insight into the hardships that 2020 brought her family; from her young son’s diagnosis to the passing of mother. Jordan’s account is honest, brave and heartbreaking and it is an honour to share her story.

Content warning: this episode may be difficult for some listeners due to the themes mentioned above.

You can follow Jordan at @jordan_ablett on Instagram.

If you are able, Jordan, Mardi & Hess would love you to support The Good Friday Appeal by donating here: www.goodfridayappeal.com.au

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This week we bring you short, sharp discussions on gender equality with Our Watch ambassadors Tiffany Cherry, Ben Brown and Tarang Chawla with a particular focus on the role sport can play in being part of the change. 

This episode is sponsored by Mimco. We are so grateful to Mimco for their commitment to gender equality and 6 year support of Our Watch.

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Mimco: www.mimco.com.au  
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Be a voice for change, challenge gender bias and connect with likeminded communities using #BePartOfTheChange and #ChooseToChallenge on social media.

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This week we welcome Kara and Ebony Antonio to the mic.

Kara and Ebony chat to the Signifiant Others about their sporting journeys, their careers outside of football and how they are balancing those vocations in a season where the fixture has been changed more times than you can count.

Kara and Ebony discuss the difficulty of having their 2020 finals campaign cut short by the global pandemic and Fremantle’s ‘unfinished business’ in season 2021.

And of course, these wonderful wives talk love, relationships at work and how they balance the personal with the professional.

You can follow Kara at @kdjudd15 and Ebony at @ebonyantonio12 on Instagram. 

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We are honoured to be able to share with you, over the next two Thursdays, some extra special content in partnership with Mimco and Our Watch in celebration of International Women’s Day.

In this first ‘Review’ we welcome Our Watch Chair Natasha Stott Despoja and Our Watch ambassador Khadija Gbla to help us break down gender stereotypes, with a focus on the effect of the global pandemic on women and insuring our approach to gender equality is rooted in intersectionality.

This episode is sponsored by Mimco. Shop at MIMCO, online and in-store, on International Women’s Day (8 March 2021) to donate to Our Watch. Be a voice for change, challenge gender bias and connect with likeminded communities using #BePartOfTheChange and #ChooseToChallenge on social media.

You can follow Natasha on Instagram - @natashastottdespoja and Khadija - @khadija_gbla. And don’t forget to follow @ourwatch and @_mimco too!

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Mardi and Hester also recommend the new podcast from Darcy Vescio - Cutting Oranges that you can find via the AFL website here.

You can find out more about the Mimco and Our Watch partnership here and read more about the work Our Watch does at www.ourwatch.org.au.

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This week Mardi and Hess are answering listener questions about the podcast season that has been, how they met and much more.

Mardi and Hess send their thanks to their amazing team of family members - Lucas, Ruby and Andy for making their dream a reality, as well as the wonderful sponsors, guests, experts and lovely listeners who have given their time to The Significant Others Podcast in season 1.

(Resources for children mentioned include: @eddieslilhomies / eddieslilhomies.com & @teenytinysteevies/ teenytinystevies.com)

This episode is sponsored by internationally-recognised, East Brunswick design store: The Boroughs Store. Visit them online at www.theboroughs.co or on Instagram at @theboroughs3057.

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Anna gives us insight into her 2020, which has included having baby number 5 on the way, managing two businesses and two separate QLD quarantines as she attempted to balance her commitment to her career with reuniting her children with their father, Eddie Betts.

Anna talks women in business, self belief, finding love, her journey with sub-fertility, parenting and social media “commentary” with both insight and humour.

You can follow Anna’s businesses at @franklyeco and @eddieslilhomies and the adventures of her wonderful family at @annascullie.

This episode is sponsored by internationally-recognised, East Brunswick design store: The Boroughs Store. Visit them online at www.theboroughs.co or on Instagram at @theboroughs3057.

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The team also reflects on a familiar theme raised by guests this season - having personal and medical information leaked early in the media.

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Courtney talks to The Signifiant Others team about finding her passion for women’s health physiotherapy, her own raw and emotional birth stories, how she met her husband Jack and the life they share together in Perth.

Courtney also details her involvement with Helping Little Hands - a charity that supports families of premature babies. You can help out or find out more at www.helpinglittlehands.org.

You can also follow Courtney on social media @court_darling.

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Inspired by this week's interview guest - Sarah Scott - We asked for the help of some of our significant others, three AFLM footballers, who bravely and vulnerably share their own experiences of pregnancy loss and miscarriage.

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Content warning: this episodes contains discussions around miscarriage and pregnancy loss. 

Sarah shares her story from growing up in Tokyo, to trialling nursing, marriage celebrancy, business and much more on her way to co owning natural beauty store Natural Supply Co.

Sarah also tells her very personal story of experiencing multiple miscarriages with husband Chris and the joy and completion they now allow themselves to feel as a wonderful three person family. 

Plus, of course, an insight into the life of the partner of an AFL senior coach.

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We discuss the importance of safe and supportive environments at sporting clubs from elite to local level and how a LGBTQIA+ resource at school could support students by osmosis 🧘🏽

You can follow Hannah at @hannahmouncey and visit us at www.thesignificantotherspodcast.com or join us for a chat on Instagram: @thesignificantotherspodcast

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Content warning: On this week's episode Lili shares her very personal story that includes some serious and difficult topics such as abuse of children and dealing with mental health challenges.

Lili talks to Mardi and Hess about her personal growth and her journey from someone who had to leave school early to a highly accomplished teacher who is using her experiences to make school a more welcoming place for LGBTQIA+ students to thrive in.

We are also lucky to get an insight into the funny and hopelessly romantic relationship she shares with her fiancé Sabrina Frederick.

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Carla shares with us how her own upbringing has influenced her passion for parenting and  laid the foundations for her extremely successful blog and Instagram page ‘Styling the Tribe’ and the advocacy work she does through her online platform.

Carla also lets us in on her own passion for football and participation in women’s football very early in the piece. 

Carla gives us a wonderful insight into how some of football’s least considered families (those of the game’s adjudicators) have fared during an unprecedented 2020 season, as well as comparing and contrasting life as the significant other of her husband David during his playing career.

You can follow more from Carla on Instagram at @stylingthetribe or online at www.stylingthetribe.com 

You can also check out the wonderful causes Carla mentions and supports at bravehearts.org.au and ourwatch.org.au. 

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Ben is a father and firefighter who talks to us about finding his career, meeting the love of his life, Daisy Pearce, as well as navigating not just twin birth and parenting but the pressures that come with taking that journey with someone with a public profile.

Ben is now back at work but tells us about his 12 months as a stay-at-home-dad and the privileges as well as the presumptions he has experienced in fatherhood.

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This episode features two separate interviews with Sophie, one from May 2020 and one from September that enable us to follow her journey of defining and rediscovering her own identity and goals after 7 years supporting her partner Nathan Hrovat through his football career.

Sophie articulates the ups and downs of life of a significant other of a lower profile footballer with honesty and good humour. 

She also lets us in on her road to finding her career as an analyst in the beauty industry and how she copes with diagnosed Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

If you want more from Sophie you can follow her on Instagram at @sophiehodges

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This episode has been sponsored by @FranklyEco. Cruelty free, vegan, natural skin care for humans big and small. 

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In this episode Bella eloquently explains her personal growth to understanding her sexuality .

She speaks in depth about her journey to pregnancy and passionately about her relationship with Moana and their dreams to keep growing their family. 

Bella is extremely generous with her story including sharing a very detailed account of her IVF journey. So if this content is difficult for you, you can skip between 11:45 and 23:16.

If you want more from Bella you can follow her on Instagram at @isabellasofiacarlstrom.

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If you loved hearing from EMMA you can follow her on Instagram @emmahawkins_ and you can find her children’s clothing brand at @homegronwkidsau and buy directly from www.homegrownkids.com.au.

This episode has been sponsored by @botanicalsbyluxe skincare range. A family run business from Geelong that is vegan and gentle for all skin types.
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