The Barkly Street Podcast

He was one of the most admired Bulldogs of his time, but there’s much more to Daniel Southern than meets the eye.As Easton Wood takes a well-earned spell from the Barkly Street podcast this week, his co-host Bob Murphy has the honour of chatting to Southern about his extraordinary life, both on and off the field.Southern was the hugely popular winner of the #BarklyStreet fan vote to uncover the most iconic Bulldog hairstyle, which he won in a canter from Dr Gary Zimmerman, Simon Atkins and Bailey Smith.It's a fascinating chat - a must listen for all Bulldogs fans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob and Woody reflect on the big win over West Coast before introducing their latest fan poll - Which Bulldog has had the most iconic haircut?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comeback kid Toby McLean is the special guest on another socially-distanced version of the Bulldogs’ podcast, Barkly Street.Fresh from his return from ACL injury last week, McLean joins Bob and Woody from his hotel room in Perth quarantine to chat about a number of hot topics, including:How he planned a Barkly Street related sledge through a friend, to put Bob off his game while playing for local team Inverloch recently.Passing the time in Perth quarantine - trivia nights, playing cricket and tennis.Being happy as a hub ‘homebody’.Regretting not bringing his hair clippers to Perth for some hub haircuts.His comeback from his ACL injury – returning in record time, coming straight back through the seniors, and playing on instinct to remove the nerves.Missing the feeling of the knocks and bruises of a typical AFL game.His favourite ‘rom-coms’.Going by the nickname ‘Colgate’.Also in this week’s episode, Bob tells the listeners about his secret winter getaway, including finally conquering the art of fishing after a six-month baron run with the rod, Woody’s comeback last week in the VFL, reviewing the heart-breaking loss to Geelong, Ryan Gardner’s ascension as a key defender, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Barkly Street podcast crew has emerged from lockdown with a bang, bringing a comedic expert along with them to lighten the mood of all Bulldogs fans.Despite the fact that he’s a rusted-on Geelong fan, Bob and Woody had the pleasure of welcoming professional comedian Dave Thornton as a special guest this week.There are laughs to be had at every turn - just the tonic for weary Victorians, including Dogs fans, who are looking forward to Friday night footy at the Cattery.Thornton’s tremendous wit is on display as the trio discuss this and more:Recounting Easton’s experience telling a joke to the Bulldogs players.Dave being scarred by watching the 1986 fantasy film Labyrinth, starring David Bowie.Dave’s all-time favourite Geelong player haircuts, and the growth of the current-day mullet.Being in awe of the AFL’s tallest players.Living next door to former Carlton player Nick Duigan.Testing Dave’s knowledge in a curiously skewed (but all parts hilarious) Barkly Street quiz.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victoria’s snap lockdown wasn’t enough to force Barkly Street to ground this week, with the lads delivering an entertaining zoom episode of the Bulldogs’ official podcast.From the comfort of their own homes, Bob and Woody chat about the issues of the day, before being joined by Dogs’ young gun Cody Weightman from his hotel room in Sydney.Weightman gives an insight into the Bulldogs’ travelling party’s week in the harbour city so far, including the restrictions they must live by, and the strange feeling of training at the headquarters of the GWS Giants.He also explains his approach to playing footy at the highest level, his love of surfing and art, what his plans are for his haircut, who are the most annoying players in the locker room, and why Bulldogs’ stalwart Archie Salek calls him ‘1919’.Bob and Woody also chat about lockdown in Melbourne, including binging on ‘Mare of Easttown’, last week’s loss to Melbourne and coach Luke Beveridge’s exploits with the ‘six-string’ in hand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's safe to say that there was an air of caution around this week's episode, but plenty of positivity thanks to this week's special guest. Jamarra Ugle-Hagan joined the pod to help celebrate Sir Doug Nicholls round and champion the significance of the Indigenous community.Bob and Woody made the number one draft pick feel welcome with plenty of laughs and a call to action for one club legend, Archie Salek.With round 10's win against St Kilda, and round 11's big hit-out against Melbourne looming large, there's plenty to talk about on the Barkly Street Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two injured Bulldogs join Bob on Barkly Street this week, with co-host Easton Wood on the road to recovery after his hamstring, affectionately known as 'Laverne', let him down in round nine.In a rare appearance this year without Adam Treloar by his side, Josh Dunkley gives his take on the events of his shoulder injury against the Giants in round six. Happy to share some insight into life with the use of one arm, Dunks talks about his first run back out on the track and takes us through his latest cooking escapades.Tune in for that, plus plenty more unique Bulldogs banter on this week's Barkly Street Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Woody and Bob are joined by humble and gracious midfielder, Lin Jong. Post-surgery and in good spirits, the boys ask Jongy about the correlation between his physical health and his self-deprecating sense of humour on social media. We also get the results of our search for the Bulldogs' most iconic goal of the AFL era, plus much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is the most iconic Western Bulldogs goal of the AFL era? There’s plenty to choose from, so Bob and Woody do their best to narrow down the top four candidates on this week’s episode of the Barkly Street podcast. From there, it’ll be up to the fans to rank the best of the lot. Fresh from the Dogs’ sixth-straight win, the boys discuss the interstate triumph in Canberra and preview the huge Friday night MCG blockbuster against Richmond.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barkly Street kicks a bag of six!With the sixth round of the 2021 AFL season upon us, join our hosts Bob and Woody for an action-packed episode as they capitalise on the Dogs' fast start to the campaign.Wood returns to Barkly Street after being replaced by his predecessor 'The Bont' last week, eager to share in the excitement of kicking his first goal at AFL level since 2017 (something Bob is more than happy to revel in).Stepping into the guest spot hot seat this week is former GWS and Collingwood star-turned-Bulldog, Adam Treloar, who talks bromances, rivalries and plenty more in this episode of the Barkly Street Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For one week only, Barkly Street becomes Bontempelli Street!Former co-host and Bulldogs Skipper, Marcus Bontempelli, joins Bob Murphy once again on the Barkly Street Podcast as he approaches his 150th game in the red, white and blue.Grab a cuppa and settle in for a more in-depth look at the young Captain as the Bont tells some tales around his first year at the club and reflects on how far he's come.Plus, we get the answer to the question we've all been asking: how does Marcus feel about Woody taking his place on the podcast?All this and more in this special edition of the Barkly Street Podcast!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Lions and bulldogs on chairs! It's an absolute treat to the ears as the big ruckman Stefan Martin lends his voice to the Barkly Street podcast this week.With the events of Good Friday's impressive display fresh on their minds, Bob and Woody reflect and celebrate the effort from the boys before turning their attention to Stef, as he prepares to face his old team in round four in Ballarat.What movie scared Stef as a kid? Is it time for him to upgrade his car? Do Bob and Stef have unresolved beef? Find out the answer to these hard-hitting questions and more in this week's Barkly Street Podcast!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a trio of half-back flankers in the studio this week as Bob Murphy and Easton Wood share the spotlight with Taylor 'Doc' Duryea for episode three of the Barkly Street Podcast. Off the back of a huge start to 2021, Bob and Woody tackle the important issues; like why Easton would decide to debut his comedy career in front of the team with a 10 minute-long joke. We also see the return of ‘Dog Tales’, thanks to Bailey Smith’s weekend ‘stepover’, look forward to the Good Friday Kick for the Kids game, question whether Doc was ever on Game of Thrones, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The AFL season is officially underway and Bob Murphy and Easton Wood are loving it. This week, special guest Tom Liberatore joins the podcast ahead of his 150th game in the red, white and blue.Not missing an opportunity to find out more about 'Libba', our hosts quiz him on the Simpsons, tattoos, and who now holds the mantle of Nonna's favourite Liberatore.They also follow-up on our new recruits' nicknames, check in on Easton's hamstrings, look forward to the Dogs' first home match for 2021, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hope abounds for Bulldogs and football fans alike, with a fresh new AFL season on the verge of kicking off. And with that comes the inevitable return of Barkly Street, the Club’s official podcast.For a fourth straight season, legendary Bulldogs half-back flanker Bob Murphy will take the podcast driver’s seat, with premiership skipper Easton Wood locked in as his co-host for the 2021 campaign.On the first episode of the year, the boys cover off the excitement about Round 1 and dealing with the hype, the AFL’s controversial new medical substitute rule, Wood’s memories of being the ‘sub’ in the NAB Cup Grand Final in 2010, what we can expect from the Bulldogs’ debutants this Friday night, and heaps more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On a special Glory Days podcast hosted by Bob Murphy, go down memory lane with lifetime Bulldogs supporter and Australian music icon, Mark Seymour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the Bulldogs enjoying the mid-season bye this week, there’s no better opportunity to catch up on the whereabouts of an old favourite of the red, white and blue. On a special Glory Days podcast hosted by Bob Murphy, go down memory lane with one of the Dogs’ great ruckmen and most intriguing of characters, 191-gamer and All-Australian, Will Minson. The former team-mates reconnect on zoom to discuss a multitude of topics, from Minson’s recollections of his time as a player at the highest level over 13 years, to his various hobbies and post-career pursuits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two iconic Western Bulldogs captains, sitting in the boardroom at VU Whitten Oval, chatting about the good old days.That’s what you’ll get in this week’s episode of the Glory Days podcast, as Bob Murphy catches up with one of the great ruckmen of the modern era, Scott Wynd.Wynd has too many achievements to mention here, but among them is a Brownlow Medal, a Charles Sutton Medal and seven years as captain of the mighty red, white and blue.It’s a fascinating chat which covers plenty of ground, and is a must-listen for Doggies fans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you’re not familiar with the unique football and life story of Western Bulldogs and North Melbourne midfielder Jose Romero, you’re in for a treat in the latest episode of the Glory Days podcast.Romero, who was born in Chile, came to Australia and played 211 high-quality games in the AFL, sat down with former team-mate Bob Murphy this week to recount his footy journey.Romero recounts his voyage to a new country when he was seven years old and struggling with the language barrier, going to school in Broadmeadows and encountering racism, and why he came to love the game of AFL.He remembers how he was zoned to play at North Melbourne as a teenager, why his time at the Kangaroos came to an end, and how he ended up a Bulldog in 1995 when he thought he might be drafted by Carlton.Romero describes how he came out of his shell and became more “aggressive and outspoken”, what it was like playing in a Bulldogs team which was a force in the competition in the late 90s, his memories of Murphy being ‘petrified’ before his first AFL game, the joy of watching the 2016 premiership, and his time spent as an AFL runner and Bulldogs Board member.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fifty-game Western Bulldog Patrick Bowden joins fellow 1999 National Draft alumni Bob Murphy in the latest instalment of the podcast.Glory DaysPatrick and brothers Joel and Sean followed in the footsteps of their father Michael (a premiership player for Richmond) in playing at the elite level.Bowden recalls his early days growing up in Alice Springs, being scouted by former Dogs’ recruiter Scott Clayton, juggling his talents in basketball and cricket (including being cleaned bowled by Murphy in a Bulldogs exhibition match), his six years at VU Whitten Oval, and fond memories of playing with his bother Joel after his trade to Richmond in 2005.Bowden also discusses his passion for fishing, his current life in Darwin, including his work with the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School, and losing his father to motor neurone disease earlier this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.