Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from Headingley Cricket Ground in Leeds following England's one wicket win over Australia in the Third Ashes Test. Ben Stokes the hero scoring 135 not out to lift England to its greatest run chase in history. Dunc speaks to Stokes after the match and is joined by Julian Guyer, Bharat Sundaresan, as well as Matt Hickey from Odds.com.au. All thanks to Tradie Workwear and The Bottle-O. 

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Episode 22 - August 26 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg meets international cricket correspondent Adam Collins in London to preview the Second Ashes Test and to chat about Adam’s impressive story of securing International Test cricket radio rights for the Australia v Pakistan series last year. Matt Hickey from odds.com.au gives the latest markets. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 21 - August 12 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg previews Day 5 of the First Ashes Test between Australia and England from Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham. Dunc is joined by BBC commentator Daniel Norcross. Matt Hickey from odds.com.au provides the latest markets. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 20 - August 5 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg travels to Paris for the final stage of the 2019 Tour De France. Aussie Caleb Ewan wins the sprint stage on the Champs-Elysees, while Egan Bernal becomes the first Colombian to take out the most famous bike race in the world. Dunc is joined by the Herald Sun's Sam Edmund and John Trevorrow at the Mitchelton-Scott afterparty. Matt Hickey provides the latest markets for odds.com.au. All thanks to Tradie Workwear.

Episode 19 - July 29 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg wraps up the The 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland from one of the most iconic and recognizable pubs in London, the Churchill Arms. Dunc is joined by the Evening Standard's Jack Rosser. They discuss Shane Lowry's memorable win, examine the Aussie performances, as well as the failures of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 18 - July 22 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg takes to the streets of London just moments after England have won the 2019 Cricket World Cup. There are parties, street cricket, merriment and madness. Dunc is joined by co-host Max Whittle. They also break down the incredible Wimbledon final between Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 17 - July 15 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg travels to London for a special month of shows in the UK covering Wimbledon, the Cricket World Cup and The Open Championship. Dunc's co-host for this week is Craig O'Shannessy, team strategist for 15-time grand slam champion and current world number one Novak Djokovic. Dunc is also joined by New York Times tennis writer Geoff MacDonald and gets the latest UK sport markets from Matt Hickey from odds.com.au. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 16 - July 8 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from one of the greatest golf courses in the world, Pebble Beach Golf Club, following the 2019 US Open won by Gary Woodland. Dunc recaps the tournament and is joined by co-host Adam Schupak, Golf Australia's Mark Hayes and Matt Hickey from Odds.com.au for all the latest markets across the USA. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 15 - June 17 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from the Bay Area following games three and four of the NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Toronto Raptors at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. Dunc goes behind the scenes and speaks to Shaq, Kenny Smith, ESPN's Michael Wilbon, Sage Steele and Rachel Nicholls, and is joined by San Francisco Giants beat reporters Andy Baggarly and Henry Schulman at Oracle Park to talk all things Major League Baseball. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 14 - June 10 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg reviews game two of the NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Toronto Raptors with special guest co-host Joe Morgan from Sporting News. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 13 - June 3 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from the world famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana for the 103rd running of the Indy 500. Dunc chats to Aussie racer Will Power, Team Penske owner Roger Penske, IMS president Doug Boles, Formula One world champion Damon Hill and Hollywood stars Matt Damon and Christian Bale. His co-host for the show is IMS museum curator and historian Mike Thomsen. All thanks to Tradie workwear. 

Episode 12 - May 27 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from Bethpage Black Golf Course in New York following the 2019 PGA Championship won by Brooks Koepka. Dunc is joined by legendary ESPN reporter Tom Rinaldi to chat through the tournament. He also attends the WBC World Heavyweight Championship bout in Brooklyn and speaks to Deontay Wilder and trainer Jay Deas post-fight. Matt Hickey also runs through the upcoming US sports markets on odds.com.au. All thanks to Tradie Workwear.

Episode 11 - May 20 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado for Game 7 of the NBA Western Conference Semi-Finals between the Nuggets and the Portland Trailblazers. Dunc chats to CBS Denver's Michael Spencer, NBC Portland's Dwight Jaynes and Matt Hickey from Odds.com.for all the latest betting markets across the US. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 10 - May 13 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia for Game Four of the NBA Eastern Conference Semi-Finals between the Philadelphia 76ers and Toronto Raptors. Dunc is joined by US sports radio legend Tony Bruno, Sixers President Chris Heck, the Herald Sun's Glenn MacFarlane on the Kentucky Derby and Matt Hickey from Odds.com.au to chat about all the latest sports markets across the country. All thanks to Tradie Workwear. 

Episode 9 - May 6 2019

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg broadcasts from Oracle Arena in Oakland, California following a controversial game one of the Western Conference Semi-Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets. James Harden lashes out at the refs calling for more protection, while Draymond Green laughs off the criticism. Joe Morgan from Sporting News jumps on to wrap up the weekend's other NBA playoff games, Dunc travels to Santa Barbara to meet the newest Australian punter drafted into the NFL, Mitch Wishnowsky, 16-time Grammy award nominee Brian McKnight describes what it takes to sing the American national anthem, while Matt Hickey from Odds.com.au provides the latest betting markets across the USA. All thanks to Tradie workwear. 

Episode 8 - April 29 2019

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