Saturday was an all-time favourite of T.Cs. We chatted to 3 great guests and a bit of back and forth with Chottie was a bonus!

We spoke with Clayton Horspole about an event in the woodchopping game. Clayton is taking a real shine to the sport. He also had a chat about his beloved chooks.

Rachel Boddington is a great human and is part of the Winchelsea Golf Club. Rach has organised the longest day event that raises money for Cancer Council.

Last but definitely not least the Prof bought a massive guest to the table. 2-time Commonwealth Games gold medalist, Cyclist Amy Cure. The Prof was present on Thursday 5th December to witness Amy being inducted to the Tasmanian Sports Hall of fame. What a wonderful achievement. I was very humbled and proud to have a chat with her on Chewing the fat. Thanks Amy and Prof.

From dad to rodeo clown Byron O'Keeffe has done it all in the livestock space. He has a wealth of experience in handling livestock and people which he gathered while travelling the world delivering livestock to different countries and people with completely different cultures to us in Australia.

The Prof was at his best as per usual.

Don't mess with Liz Rymill she is a hot shot of a shotgun! Liz is a mother, Journalist, great community person and a very successful skeet shooter. By the end of this episode the reason for Liz's success in life will be of no surprise. The passion around the mental side of her discipline is a great listen.

No Prof today but I am sure he will be back next week.

I am not built for long distance running! Tristan Green is. Even with this in mind to take on a challenge of an 100km trail run is a mean feat in itself let along doing it. The idea that this style of running is 90% between the ears can be extruded into our day to day lives.

Colin McKenna died on Sunday after a short illness. Col has had a huge impact on the meat industry and the people in it. There are a lot of people in and out of the meat industry that Col had an impact on and would be feeling his loss, to these people and of course Col's family I send my condolences to them. The Prof had his words about Col and then opined on Col's other great love the spring carnival.

Oopy MacGillivray along with her partner Dan are racehorse trainers from South Australia, and they have a Melbourne Cup runner. We really enjoyed every part this chat, from Oopy's younger days where the love of horses started all the way through to the excitement of having a Melbourne Cup runner.

The Prof opined for the last time on the 2024 AFL season. It's on with the trading period, which it seems no one can get their heads around!

Today T.C had a great mate come on and chew the fat. Hamish "Hammer" McKenzie. Hammer hails from the Echuca region of Victoria Australia. From a rebel kid to a talented cattle buyer to adventure traveler Hammer has done a lot and from it all he has a few yarns to tell.

Jack Brisco has had a go at almost everything in the ag space, but his real passion lies in dog training and livestock handling. T.C and Jack had a great chat about livestock handling and the industry that's so close to both. If you're looking for a good working dog, get in touch with Jack (see below) at Futura Kelpies via Facebook.

The Prof was impressed with Geelong's performance on Thursday night but nowhere near as disappointed as he was with the effort of Port Adelaide

T.C and Shottie had a great chat with Roger House from Kojonup in Western Australia. Beleive it or not Roger was still playing Aussie rules football at 62 and then running for the senior team. What an effort. Rogers positive outlook to different issues in agriculture is a credit to him. T.C and Shot both came away "looking through the windscreen and not the review mirror".

The Prof put his thoughts across about the AFL All Australian team announced this week. Fair to say he thought there was a few lucky players and a few unlucky.