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In the fourth episode of The Roar Podcast, the guys are joined by Roar Expert and Ladies Who League founder Mary Konstantopoulos to discuss women's sport and what we have to do to ensure it keeps growing.

The Roar looks at surprisingly long history of short form sports and why almost every professional league has embraced shortening their sports more and more. We chat with Sevens High Performance Manager and former Wallaby, Scott Bowen about the success of the Sevens and how it complements traditional rugby and ask the question 'is Twenty20 cricket the undisputed king of short format sports?'

The Roar gang tackles the thorny question, 'What is the most successful sport in Australia?' To do this, we enlist the help of Cricket Australia's former Head of Community Engagement, Sam Almaliki. 1. How do we currently measure success in sport? 2. How much emphasis should we put on grassroots? 3. What is Australia's most successful sport?

Each episode we’re going to be delving into an issue that always seems to be popping up in sports headlines around the world. This week, we’re going to be breaking down the ever-increasing impact money has on sport. We start off by getting the help of Roar Expert Ryan Buckland to have have a look at player wages and ask whether they’re ever going to stop rising, before getting into the slightly confusing and occasionally murky world of salary caps. We finish up by arguing whether all this money has been good for sport. As always, we’ve put the question to The Crowd and to hear the thoughts of a few Roarers on that front.

Mary K joins the panel as we preview the massive State of Origin decider!

Jack Quigley joined the Roar LIVE panel to dissect the June Tests and look to the upcoming Rugby Championship.

Roar funnyman Dane Eldridge joins the panel to pick through the rubble of State of Origin Game 2

Tim Gore joins us on the panel as we wade through Queensland's personnel clean-out and the Maroons chances in the vital State of origin Game 2.

Cam Rose and Josh Elliott look back at their Crystal Ball predictions from before the season began, making some changes but leaving some as they were.

Matt Cleary joins the panel to analyse the Blues' big win in Origin 1.

Tim Gore joins Roar LIVE to discuss all things State of Origin ahead of the first game of the 2017 series.

Roar expert Matt Cleary joins the panel to discuss who should make the Blues team form Origin I.

Cam Rose and Josh Elliott are back after a few weeks off, and in that time the whole league has lost its mind. Cam and Josh look at every team in the game and the flaws that can stop them winning the flag this year.

Spiro Zavos and Geoff Parkes joined Roar editor, Daniel Jeffrey for Roar LIVE this week. The gang watched the Rugby World Cup draw announcement live and gave their reactions - is Australia's easy draw going to play against them?

Mr Soccer, Andy Paschalidis joined the lads as they tackled a big week on and off the field for the A-League Grand Final.

Roar LIVE was joined by resident AFL expert Cameron Rose to dissect the first five rounds. Are Richmond the real deal? Can the Swans be saved? And who should be awarded the Reverse Brownlow? All those questions answered and more in this week's jam-packed episode!

Mary Konstantopolous joined us in The Roar offices as we cast our eye over the upcoming State of Origin series.

Brett McKay joins us as we dive headlong into which team should be cut and rage about how poorly the ARU has handled this whole situation.

This week The Roar AFL Podcast changes things up a little bit, rather than our usual routine, Cam Rose & Josh Elliott look in detail at the Hawthorn list, why the club has slumped to an 0-4 start, and what decisions they should be making at the end of the year.

Roar AFL writers Cam Rose and Josh Elliott take a look at the three teams 3-0 and the three teams 0-3, and talk about which will be the last team left undefeated and which will be the last team left winless. Cam and Josh also talk about some of the upsets from Round 3, and look ahead to a tipsters nightmare in Round 4.