Gary Window is one of footy’s great characters… a super player, with a larger-than-life persona.

Gaz was captain of Central District’s first ever SANFL game, its first state representative and first Magarey Medalist in 1965.

His passion and enthusiasm was infectious when he became a great media performer, and at 85 years young, Gaz is still a regular at Elizabeth Oval watching his beloved Bulldogs.

It’s a real honour having such a brilliant storyteller, who is a true pioneer of the SANFL, share his story with us.

A football prodigy signed to Carlton as a school boy and made captain of Central District at just 21, Steven Trigg has just about done it all in our great game.

After finishing his playing days at North Adelaide, Triggy coached Sturt, worked in the media, and made his mark as an administrator leading both the Crows and Carlton as CEO.

A move to overseeing Australia's largest luxury vineyard groups as boss of Randall Wine Group has rounded out a super impressive CV. Now, Triggy’s back involved in the game he loves, recently appointed chairman of the South Australian Football Commission.

In this chat, Triggy generously opens up about the highs and lows of running footy clubs, the successes and challenges, and the lessons he’s learnt along the way. All this, while balancing a great family life too.

Anna Liptak is the poster girl for creating a business that allows her to do what she loves… travelling the world running marathons.

Although, it hasn’t all been smooth running, Anna was one of the first South Australians to get covid. The pandemic didn’t just damage her health, it also destroyed her business.

However, through persistence, passion, courage and genuine grit, Anna not only rebuilt her body, she resurrected Adventure Time Travel, turning it into a world class travel company that has enabled thousands of people turn their dreams into reality.