The Ikon Park whistler

Revealed after 40 years – the identity of Carlton’s famous Whistler of One-Eyed Hill.

3: Kade Simpson

In a wide-ranging interview with club historian Tony De Bolfo ahead of his 300th AFL game, Kade Simpson reflects on his formative years from under-10s at Emerald in the Yarra Valley through to season 2018 as a Carlton senior player and everything else in between . . . so far.

2: Wayne Johnston

Widely regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest finals player ever to grace the field, Wayne Johnston made the month of September his own. That he never secured the Norm Smith Medal remains one of football's great injustices - but 'The Dominator' will doubtless settle for the four prem…

1: 1968 Premiership

In this episode, Lucie Jamison explores the circumstances that led to Carlton's drought-breaking Grand Final win over the Bombers in 1968.

11: David McKay

Imagine you're a 19 year-old country kid earning "Mr. Football" as your first opponent? This was the daunting prospect facing the former Carlton aerialist David McKay. Somehow, the boy from Newlyn survived, emerging unscathed from his direct dealings with the late Ted Whitten, in a back pocket a…

10: Syd Jackson

Syd Jackson's is an extraordinary life story. Taken away by formal arrest warrant when he was only three, separated from his family for twenty years and reunited with his parents only twice before they died, the pain of separation was truly profound for him. In that context, the Great Australian…

9: Mil Hanna | Part 2

Milham Hanna quite literally walked in off the street, but in truth he came to Carlton from half way round the world. Born in Kantara in Northern Lebanon, Mil found his feet in neighboring East Brunswick, just a short tram ride down Sydney Road to the front entrance of the place then known as Princ…

8: Mil Hanna | Part 1

Milham Hanna quite literally walked in off the street, but in truth he came to Carlton from half way round the world. Born in Kantara in Northern Lebanon, Mil found his feet in neighboring East Brunswick, just a short tram ride down Sydney Road to the front entrance of the place then known as Princ…

7: Keith McKenzie

"In 1971 Ron Barassi asked me to join him as his assistant at Carlton and I knew then what I never had. I found Barassi's coaching the ultimate... it changed me from a fellow who was dejected and disappointed at not being successful as a coach to a winner in a club which had a tradition of success.…

6: David Rhys-Jones

David Rhys-Jones' was a triumphant if tempestuous career with more than its fair smattering of highs and lows. It began in South Melbourne, ended at Carlton and took in Sydney in between. In the end it afforded him 182 games in total, 106 of them at Carlton, and a Premiership Medallion and Norm Smi…