Episode 2 shines a spotlight on the hidden heroes of community sport - the volunteers who rarely make the headlines but are at the heart of every club.

From canteen crews serving up game-day favourites to mascots bringing smiles to kids and families, these everyday champions do far more than keep things running smoothly. They create connection, foster belonging, and build the sense of community that turns sporting clubs into places where people feel at home.

Through their dedication, they strengthen local communities and remind us that the real magic of sport isn't just what happens on the field - it's the people behind the scenes who keep the club alive.

Guests:

Laurie Marshall

Joel Bardsley

Lindsey Reece

Produced by Community Broadcasting Association of Australia

Episode 2 shines a spotlight on the hidden heroes of community sport - the volunteers who rarely make the headlines but are at the heart of every club.
From canteen crews serving up game-day favourites to mascots bringing smiles to kids and families, these everyday champions do far more than keep things running smoothly. They create connection, foster belonging, and build the sense of community that turns sporting clubs into places where people feel at home.
Through their dedication, they strengthen local communities and remind us that the real magic of sport isn't just what happens on the field - it's the people behind the scenes who keep the club alive.
Guests:
Laurie Marshall
Joel Bardsley
Lindsey Reece
Produced by Community Broadcasting Association of Australia

Pitch In, hosted by Lehmo, is a podcast that explores the people who make community sport possible. While the moments on the field often steal the spotlight, this series uncovers the stories behind the game - of the volunteers whose dedication keeps clubs alive, strengthens communities and creates places where people belong.

Travelling across Australia, Pitch In meets the coaches, committee members, parents and local leaders who give their time not for recognition, but because they believe in the power of community. Through powerful conversations and deeply personal stories, the series reveals how volunteering in sport builds connection, resilience and purpose, and why local clubs remain at the heart of communities across the country.

More than a podcast about sport, Pitch In is a celebration of the people who show up, pitch in and make a lasting difference - revealing the human stories, quiet acts of generosity and lifelong commitment that sit at the heart of community sport in Australia.

Produced by Community Broadcasting Association of Australia

Host - Lehmo

Creative Producer – Eliza Hull

Producer – Megan Williams

Executive Producer – Matt Field

Video – Keiran Watson-Bonnice

Sound Recording and Mixing– Bruce Armstrong

Additional Sound Recording– Ed Denton

Music – James McGuffie

Supported by The Australian Government

Pitch In, hosted by Lehmo, is a podcast that explores the people who make community sport possible. While the moments on the field often steal the spotlight, this series uncovers the stories behind the game - of the volunteers whose dedication keeps clubs alive, strengthens communities and creates places where people belong.
Travelling across Australia, Pitch In meets the coaches, committee members, parents and local leaders who give their time not for recognition, but because they believe in the power of community. Through powerful conversations and deeply personal stories, the series reveals how volunteering in sport builds connection, resilience and purpose, and why local clubs remain at the heart of communities across the country.
More than a podcast about sport, Pitch In is a celebration of the people who show up, pitch in and make a lasting difference - revealing the human stories, quiet acts of generosity and lifelong commitment that sit at the heart of community sport in Australia.
Produced by Community Broadcasting Association of Australia
Host - Lehmo
Creative Producer &ndash; Eliza Hull
Producer &ndash; Megan Williams
Executive Producer &ndash; Matt Field
Video &ndash; Keiran Watson-Bonnice
Sound Recording and Mixing&ndash; Bruce Armstrong
Additional Sound Recording&ndash; Ed Denton
Music &ndash; James McGuffie
Supported by The Australian Government