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AFL Mondayitis

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Sportal’s weekly AFL podcast, Mondayitis, reflects on all the news, views and action on the Aussie Rules scene every week.

Legendary AFL figure Peter 'Crackers' Keenan joins Sportal's AFL experts every Monday to look at what has happened and what will be happening on and off the field in Australia's greatest game.

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Latest episode:

 
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AFL
28/05/2012 2:48:27 PM
 
 

NRL Unleashed

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Sportal’s weekly rugby league podcast, NRL Unleashed, gives you a fresh and independent take on all the news, controversy and drama happening in the greatest game of all.

Hosted by Sportal senior writer Adam Lucius, our panel includes leading News Ltd league reporter Dean 'Bulldog' Ritchie and veteran journo/broadcaster and NRL official Peter 'Zorba' Peters.

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Latest episode:

 
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League
21/05/2012 3:43:26 PM
 
 

The Penalty Box

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The Penalty Box is Sportal's weekly football podcast, looking at all the latest news and action from the world game.

Every Thursday, Sportal's football experts convene at Docklands HQ to discuss all the latest action on and off the field, both in Australia and overseas.

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Latest episode:

 
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Football
6/10/2011 2:45:06 PM
 
 

Rugby State of the Union

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Join host Lynn McConnell and his team of experts for their trans-Tasman wrap of the week in rugby.

Featuring Super 15 results, Tri-Nations and analysis, interviews, opinion and just a wee bit of mindless chatter.

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Latest episode:

 
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Rugby
24/05/2012 3:33:35 PM
 
 

What's a podcast?



Podcasts allows you to download radio programs and other audio to your computer or MP3 player by subscribing to a feed (despite the name, you don't necessarily need an iPod to listen to them).

As well as being able to listen to the latest episode, new episodes will be downloaded automatically onto your computer and MP3 player as they are published.

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MP3 audio files will play on nearly all media programs including iTunes (Windows and Mac) or Windows Media Player (Windows), which are both available for free download.

Video podcasts (MP4 and MOV files) require iTunes or QuickTime Player, available via free download for both Mac and Windows.

Subscribing to podcasts can be done through iTunes (Mac and Windows), Juice (Mac and Windows), or a number of others.

iTunes users can simply click on the 'Subscribe via iTunes' links to be instantly subscribed. Users of other software just need to copy the URL and paste it into their podcast software.

 

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