Chop and Bones get their fan-boy on for this episode with women's footy pioneer Tracey Kick. The chat covers everything from Tracey's involvement in the early days of AFLW, through to coaching Masters footy, and women's involvement in the game.

Loose Man Ep22 - AFL Masters premiership coach Tracey Kick

Macarthur Wombats president and AFL Masters NSW vice president Steve McClure is the special guest on this episode, with Steve sharing his background as a youngster growing up in the Riverina, to finding Masters footy later in life, and giving back to the game through committees and volunteering.

Loose Man Ep23 - Macarthur Wombats president Steve McClure

Danny Ardu - one of the most well-known players in Masters footy throughout Australia - joins the boys for a chat this week, to talk about how he made his way into footy, how many games he's played, how far he runs on game day, and what he loves the most about the game.

Loose Man Ep24 - AFL Masters All-Australian Danny Ardu

The Godfather of the South Coast Buccaneers Brendan “Bluey” Heenan is this week's special guest. 71-years-young, Bluey talks about the origins of the Buccaneers, their connection with ACT footy, and their pioneering days of the Bali 9s. 

Loose Man Ep26 - South Coast Buccaneers Life Member Bluey Heenan

The foundation club of Masters footy in NSW celebrated their 20th anniversary since becoming the Sydney Rocks with an over-50s game at Rosedale Oval. Chop and Bones caught up with champions of the club on the day - Sammy Grasso, Pete Church, Pat Ockwell, and Laurie Littleton - to learn a bit more about their history.

Loose Man Ep27 - Sydney Rocks AFL Masters 20th Anniversary

Another big name joins the boys for a chat on the podcast - Sam French, the president of AFL Masters Queensland drops by to talk about footy for fun in the Sunshine State, covering everything from the relationship with clubs and AFL Queensland, to growth and development, the national carnival, and most importantly - the credibility of the game in Queensland.

Loose Man Ep28 - AFL Masters Queensland president Sam French

A special episode of the Loose Man in Defence. Chop and Bones are joined by AFL Masters NSW president Matt Crowe to deliver some breaking news about the 2025 National Carnival: Matt reveals the teams and coaches for the event, as well as the hosts of this year's State Dinner in Darwin.

Loose Man Ep29 - Emergency Podcast with NSW president Matt Crowe

After a short history of Masters footy in the 2010s, the Hornsby-Berowra Eagles have relaunched their Masters program in 2025 to huge success, and Chop and Bones pick the brains of their vice president Brendan Limbrey to find out what has lead to the club having such a strong and vibrant #FootyForFun culture.

Loose Man Ep30 - Hornsby-Berowra vice president Brendan Limbrey

Chop and Bones are privileged to be joined by one of the true gentlemen of AFL Masters, Vic Country Masters Life Member and AFL Masters Hall of Famer Tony Lovett. In a rollercoaster chat, they cover everything from Tony's forced retirement from playing and racism in football, to an unforgettable National Carnival in 2010 and a hilarious fishing adventure at the 2004 Carnival in Darwin.

Loose Man Ep31 - AFL Masters Hall of Famer Tony Lovett

One of the most recognisable faces in NSW Masters, Jarvis Johnson is the guest on this week's podcast. A scholar and a gentleman, Jarvis talks through the challenges and opportunities the Balmain Tigers face as club that combines competitive football with footy for fun, and settles the biggest question of them all: are suspension bridges or truss bridges the best for heavy rail?

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