The Cats' Whiskers

69-game Cat Marty Christensen shares his story of time spent at Kardinia Park and recalls memories of transitioning from the ranks of grassroots football with Lara to playing with some of Geelong's greats. Marty recalls just what happens when you tell the truth at the tribunal, along with reflecting on his post-Geelong experience as he connected with St Mary's for years of success in the N...

Long-time Cats' medico, and former director, Hugh Seward takes time to chat with the boys about his experiences at Kardinia Park.

Mark Brunger, Anthony Petkovic and Gus Smarrini tackle the Cats' current fortunes and challenges ahead as they target back-to-back flags.

134-game Cat John Mossop joins the team for a walk down memory lane as he reflects on his career at Kardinia Park before venturing to Arden Street for a further 37 outings at the elite level.

Two-game Cats Russell Mitchell talks to the team about his memorable experiences at Kardinia Park in the mid-80s.

Wes, Anthony and Mark caught up with the blonde bombshell from Bendigo Gavin Exell, a man who played 53 games for Geelong before venturing up the highway for a short stay with Fitzroy. Upon departure from the elite scene, Exell went on to become a country footy goal kicking machine, including booting well over the ton as a 40-year-old with Stanhope!

This week we have the pleasure of catching up with Damian Drum, a 63-game Cat who also coached Fremantle at the elite level before embarking on a political career firstly at state level in Victoria before moving to federal politics.

The lads pay tribute to the successful 1963 premiership team with the episode including some game highlights and post-game interviews.

Mark Browning, Anthony Petkovic and Wes Cusworth spend time with iconic Geelong supporter Trot 'Catman' West, son of 1963 premiership player Roy West.

Michael Gurrie played seven games for Geelong in 1990, although his tenure at Catland extended well beyond that time frame. He tells the Cats' Whiskers crew of his experiences rubbing shoulders with some of the game's elite.

Anthony Petkovic, Mark Browning and Wes Cusworth interview Lara-raised Michael Kol, a man who played 63 games for Geelong through the 80's.

The Cats' Whiskers crew discuss Geelong's defeat of Adelaide before focussing the spotlight on 78-AFL game player Craig Biddiscombe as he talks about his time at each of Geelong and Richmond. As a highly-regarded business mediator, as owner and principal facilitator with Elite Team Dynamics, Biddiscombe takes the time to explain the real meaning of 'club culture'.

The Cats' Whiskers crew pore over Geelong's defeat of Essendon, celebrate Tasmania's admission into the AFL and attempt to resolve the problem that is Western Australian football.

The Cats' Whiskers crew caught up with Jumpin' Jack Hawkins to discuss his terrific 182-game career, while at the same time reflecting on son Tom's brilliant 333-game contribution to the Geelong Football Club.

The guys catch up with 1976 Coleman Medallist Larry Donohue, almost 50 years to the day since he first donned the hoops.

The crew celebrate Geelong's 82-point Easter Monday shellacking of Hawthorn while also taking a trip down memory lane to reflect on the tenure of one the club's most polarising coaches, Gary Ayers.

The guys combine to discuss the Cats' poor start and reflect on some of the key issues impacting the game. The 46th year anniversary of Gary Malarkey's arrival at the club brings an opportunity to reminisce.

The band is back together as Anthony Petkovic, Mark Brunger, Mark Browning and Wes Cusworth talk all things Geelong Football Club. A new feature of the 2023 iteration of The Cats' Whiskers is the 'period in time' conversation with the team beginning by reflecting on the 'Olsson Years'.

The lads celebrate Geelong's premiership success in the final episode of the The Cats' Whiskers for 2022.

The lads preview a big preliminary final weekend of AFL action.

The team welcomes recruiting guru John Peake to discuss Joel Selwood's illustrious career and how the Cats snared him at pick 7 in the 2006 draft.

The Cats' Whiskers crew tackle the AFL's big issues from a decidedly Geelong perspective. 

The lads tackle the high-tackle debate, the Champion Data ladder, the Cats' dismantling of Carlton and Geelong's preparations for it's battle with Port Adelaide. 

The lads catch up with former Geelong fitness advisor and consultant psychologist Ken Davis for a chat about his time at Kardinia Park. The esteemed sports professional also authored a biography on his famous brother, Barry Davis.

Mark Brunger takes the reins as the Cats' Whiskers crew of Mark Browning and Anthony Petkovic discuss the latest issues in the AFL.