S02E19: Football Frenzy & Film Violence: AFLW's Rise and Cinema's Impact

1. **Football Talk:** - Gregory's lack of entertainment due to no football. - Discussion on AFLW and its potential to be played before AFL matches. - The popularity of AFLW compared to the Matilda's. - The rush of AFL in introducing 18 teams and the need to build it up slowly. - Comparison of scores in AFLW and AFL. - The potential threat of soccer drawing women and girls away from AFL. - The competition between sports and its benefits. 2. **Team Performances:** - St. Kilda's unexpected entry into the finals. - Discussion on the fairness of game scheduling and the integrity of the competition. - Predictions for North Melbourne and Gold Coast's performance next year. 3. **Movies and Entertainment:** - Transition from football talk to film discussion. - The impact of violence in society and its representation in movies and video games. - Debate on whether there's a causal relationship between viewing violence and committing violence. - Mention of movies like "Equalizer 3" and actors like Denzel Washington and Liam Neeson. - Discussion on the potential for movies to act as triggers for unstable individuals. - The history of violence in cinema and its evolution over time. *Note:* This episode delves deep into the world of football and entertainment, touching upon the current state of AFL and AFLW, team performances, and the portrayal of violence in movies. The hosts engage in a lively debate, offering different perspectives on the topics discussed.

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