Clarky + Em talk us through the thrilling final moments of our comeback against the Hawks, the AFLW girls first few days of pre-season and we take a look at our 2026 Indigenous jumper designed by Stephen Hill! Plus we learn pretty quickly why Pictionary on a mostly audio podcast probably isn't a good idea…
Clarky + Em talk us through the thrilling final moments of our comeback against the Hawks, the AFLW girls first few days of pre-season and we take a look at our 2026 Indigenous jumper designed by Stephen Hill! Plus we learn pretty quickly why Pictionary on a mostly audio podcast probably isn't a good idea…
Clarky + Em talk us through the thrilling final moments of our comeback against the Hawks, the AFLW girls first few days of pre-season and we take a look at our 2026 Indigenous jumper designed by Stephen Hill! Plus we learn pretty quickly why Pictionary on a mostly audio podcast probably isn't a good idea…
Fresh off another dub, we are joined by dad to be Sam Switkowski! Switta talks us through his baby news, his amazing start to the season AND his extensive knowledge of capital cities. Plus, Clarky makes a plea for another meat tray and Emma recaps the girls Pro Block.
We say this every week, but this genuinely might be our most unhinged poddy yet. Fresh of his first ever Glendinning-Allan Medal, Clarky tells us about the Western Derby from his POV and what he plans to do with the medal... Plus Emma has an ALL TIME crash out over a game of Articulate.
This week, not only are we joined by first year forward Adam Sweid, but we also learn that Clarky is about to become a DAD! Clarky and Em chat to Sweidy about his culture, journey from Melbourne's northern suburbs to Fremantle, and his multiple crashouts over table tennis.
Before you ask. No, we DON'T have a guest this week, but we DO have about four new nicknames for Switta. This week Clarky and Em chat our thriller against the Crows, what went through Clarky's head in the dying moments and we learn about Em's favourite sportswear.
This pod ain't for the faint of heart, the easily offended or residents of the great suburb of Belmont Clarky and Em are back this week to talk about Clarky's new side hustle, Em's rogue text messages and the fallout from the weekends cyclone (Treacy that is).
In the fifth episode of The Build: Caleb Serong, Caleb takes us inside the Victorian camp during a bumper State of Origin week in WA. We learn what it meant for Caleb to pull on the Big V for the first time since he was 12 years old, how it felt to kick a goal at Optus Stadium while his home crowd cheered against him + why Patrick Dangerfield kicked him out of the starting midfield - all in this special Origin episode of The Build.
In the fourth episode of The Build: Caleb Serong, Caleb takes us behind the scenes of what it's really like to go through the process of signing a new contract in the AFL. The real reason he signed a seven-year contract extension, the first people he broke the news to + how Luke Ryan stole Caleb's thunder on announcement day are all covered in this special episode of The Build. This is the intimate audio diary of Caleb Serong, told in real time.
In the third episode of The Build: Caleb Serong, Caleb takes us along for the ride in what he describes as the biggest week of the summer so far. As match play intensifies and the weeks draw closer to round one, we talk about how Caleb prioritises recovery after massive training loads + what it's like to play in flow state out on the field. This is the intimate audio diary of Caleb Serong, told in real time.
The Freo Fundamentals School Program kicked off Term 1 in style. This free school program includes three hands-on sessions delivered by our dedicated Fremantle Dockers staff, and focuses on developing key fundamental movement skills including balance, coordination, and agility.
Fremantle's Next Generation Academy, proudly supported by Woodside, provides a pathway for kids aged 13-17, helping them progress from grassroots football to the big stage. Brandon Walker is now an AFL footballer who has played over 50 games - This is his journey.
Fremantle's Next Generation Academy, proudly supported by Woodside, provides a pathway for kids aged 13-17, helping them progress from grassroots football to the big stage. Matt, one of our passionate coaches, has a unique story. This is his journey.
Join our host Emma O'Driscoll as she is joined by Hayden Young and Sean Darcy to discuss everything Fremantle in 2026, from our prime time fixtures and biggest opponents to new faces at the Club and the boys' progress themselves.
