"It was just ‘I can’t believe I’ve got the footy, what do I do next?’” - Gabby Seymour on  mark against veteran Magpie Stacey Livingstone.that
In the fifth episode of the second series of  podcast, ex-national-level volleyballer and physiotherapist Gabby Seymour discusses her inspiring roundabout route to cracking the AFLW ranks and some of her on-field highlights.The Originals

<div>"It was just ‘I can’t believe I’ve got the footy, what do I do next?’” - Gabby Seymour on  mark against veteran Magpie Stacey Livingstone.that</div><div><br></div><div>In the fifth episode of the second series of  podcast, ex-national-level volleyballer and physiotherapist Gabby Seymour discusses her inspiring roundabout route to cracking the AFLW ranks and some of her on-field highlights.The Originals</div>

A new Richmond Football Club team. A new Richmond Football Club podcast.

The Originals charts the arrival of a new breed of Tiger; a series launched in the countdown to Richmond's AFL Women's competition debut on February 7.

Written and presented by award-winning journalist and author, Sam Lane.

Produced by Richmond Football Club.

The Originals - a Richmond Football Club podcast

The Originals

"It was just 'I can't believe I've got the footy, what do I do next?'" - Gabby Seymour on that mark against veteran Magpi...

Series 2, Episode 5 - Gabby Seymour: Still smiling

In the season finale of the second series of The Originals podcast, join Sam Lane for a review of Richmond's second season in the AFLW competition.

Hear from the likes of captain Katie Brennan, vice-captain Sarah Hosking, Rising Star nominee Ellie McKenzie and dual Best and Fairest winner Monique Conti, as they share stories of courage, joy, struggle, motivation and inspiration. 

Friends of the podcast, Harriet Corder, Bec Miller and Gabby Seymour, also return to share their insights on 2021.

<p>In the season finale of the second series of <em>The Originals</em> podcast, join Sam Lane for a review of Richmond's second season in the AFLW competition.</p>
<p>Hear from the likes of captain Katie Brennan, vice-captain Sarah Hosking, Rising Star nominee Ellie McKenzie and dual Best and Fairest winner Monique Conti, as they share stories of courage, joy, struggle, motivation and inspiration.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Friends of the podcast, Harriet Corder, Bec Miller and Gabby Seymour, also return to share their insights on 2021.<em><br></em></p>

Series 2, Episode 10 - Grand Finale episode

In the ninth episode of the second series of podcast, Sam Lane takes you behind the scenes at the club's 2021 best and fairest awards for an insight from the major players of the Richmond Women's program.The Originals

<p>In the ninth episode of the second series of podcast, Sam Lane takes you behind the scenes at the club's 2021 best and fairest awards for an insight from the major players of the Richmond Women's program.The Originals</p>

In the ninth episode of the second series of The Originals podcast, Sam Lane takes you behind the scenes at the club's 2020 best...

Series 2, Episode 9 - Best and Fairest night bonus

“We play everyone ... we have a full-blown season where we don’t have to juggle this that and the other, and go on the roller coaster of I’m committing four nights a week and then I’m doing absolutely nothing (in the AFLW off-season), we just get it all.” - Harriet Cordner on her number one wish for AFLW - a 22-game season.
In the eighth episode of the second series of  podcast, Harriet Cordner discusses her mixed emotions as Richmond's 2021 AFLW season draws to a close after nine home-and-away games, as well as her empowering move from Melbourne where her family name is legendary.The Originals

<div>“We play everyone ... we have a full-blown season where we don’t have to juggle this that and the other, and go on the roller coaster of I’m committing four nights a week and then I’m doing absolutely nothing (in the AFLW off-season), we just get it all.” - Harriet Cordner on her number one wish for AFLW - a 22-game season.</div><div><br></div><div>In the eighth episode of the second series of  podcast, Harriet Cordner discusses her mixed emotions as Richmond's 2021 AFLW season draws to a close after nine home-and-away games, as well as her empowering move from Melbourne where her family name is legendary.The Originals</div><div><br></div>

"We play everyone ... we have a full-blown season where we don't have to juggle this that and the other, and go on the roller coaster...

Series 2, Episode 5 - Gabby Seymour: Still smiling

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