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Hosted by Dr Dan Eddy · sports · EN-AU
An oral history of the Essendon Football Club, proudly supported by the Essendonians and the Essendon Past Players & Officials Association.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAn oral history of the Essendon Football Club, proudly supported by the Essendonians and the Essendon Past Players & Officials Association.
The Red & Black Project is hosted by Dr Dan Eddy. The show has published 55 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#757 Geoff Blethyn" (22 September 2026, 61 minutes), "#849 Tim Watson" (2 September 2026, 38 minutes), and "#751 Ken Fletcher" (6 August 2026, 85 minutes).
The Red & Black Project publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 87 minutes across 55 episodes.
Booking probability for The Red & Black Project is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Red & Black Project requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Red & Black Project's contact route on record: public web form.
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Dr Dan Eddy hosts The Red & Black Project, a sports podcast with 55 episodes published.
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Episode #55
Relive Dan Eddy's 2019 chat with Bomber number 757, Geoff Blethyn, which originally aired on Essendon's 'Fabric of the Essendon Football Club' podcast series celebrating the club's 150-year anniversary in 2022. A local...
Episode #54
Relive Dan Eddy's 2019 chat with Bomber number 849, Tim Watson, which originally aired on Essendon's 'Fabric of the Essendon Football Club' podcast series celebrating the club's 150-year anniversary in 2022. Recruited...
Episode #53
The younger generation will know him as the father of Essendon's games record holder, Dustin Fletcher, but those who watched the Bombers throughout the 1970s will have good memories of the long-sleeved Ken Fletcher...
Episode #52
The son of dual Essendon premiership player, Jack Cassin (1936-44 & 1946-47, 150 games), young John was recruited to Windy Hill, from Colac, under the father-son rule. He played 51 games for the Bombers (1971-74), won...
Episode #51
Relive Dan Eddy's 2020 chat with Bomber number 960, Gavin Wanganeen, which originally aired on Essendon's 'Fabric of the Essendon Football Club' podcast series celebrating the club's 150-year anniversary in 2022. Gavin...
Episode #50
Relive Dan Eddy's 2019 chat with Bomber number 693, Ken Fraser, which originally aired on Essendon's 'Fabric of the Essendon Football Club' podcast series celebrating the club's 150-year anniversary in 2022. Another of...
Episode #49
Relive Dan Eddy's 2019 chat with Bomber number 851, Terry Daniher, which originally aired on Essendon's 'Fabric of the Essendon Football Club' podcast series celebrating the club's 150-year anniversary in 2022. One of...
Episode #48
In this insightful, informative and entertaining episode, Bomber number 742, Geoff Pryor, recalls his 137-game career at Windy Hill (1965-70, 1973-74), which included being a member of the 1965 premiership team and the...
Episode #47
Robert Amos, Bomber number 807, recalls his 54-game career at Windy Hill (1973-79), which was hampered by a serious knee injury in 1977. Crossing to Footscray, Amos suffered another knee injury before he could add to...
Episode #46
Few players have traversed more of the country in pursuit of their AFL dream than West Australian-born Dale Kickett, who represented Fitzroy (15 games, 1990), West Coast (2, 1991), St Kilda (21, 1992), Essendon (8...
Episode #45
Wingman Roger Hampson, Bomber number 772, had his playing career at Essendon cut short due to injury, managing just 10 games in three years (1969-71), but he did play in the 1968 reserves premiership side. He later...
Episode #44
Bomber number 701, Graham Leydin, recalls his 35-game career at Windy Hill (1959-61 & 1964), where he won an under-19s best and fairest (1958) and was a member of Essendon's 1959 Grand Final side which lost to...
Episode #43
In this episode, Bomber number 808, Ron Andrews, a man with one of the most notorious reputations in VFL/AFL history (he was suspended for a total of 24 weeks during his 12-year career), reveals insights that he's never...
Episode #42
West Australian rover, Wayne Otway, Bomber number 889, was 25 years young when he played his first game for the Bombers in round 1, 1982. Two hours later, having amassed 28 disposals and kicked five goals, the Essendon...
Episode #41
At 95 years young, Ray Martini, Bomber number 629, is Essendon's oldest living player, having played 13 games between 1950-52; an achievement in itself given Martini's time at Windy Hill coincided with the finest era in...
Episode #40
Over two stints at Essendon, John Barnes, Bomber number 928, certainly left his imprint on the fabric of the Essendon Football Club. When the Bombers took all before them in 2000, Barnes was a vital ingredient in the...
Episode #39
Relive Dan Eddy's 2019 chat with Bomber number 652, Greg Sewell, which originally aired on Essendon's 'Fabric of the Essendon Football Club' podcast series celebrating the club's 150-year anniversary in 2022. Sewell...
Episode #38
One of Essendon's most popular players of all-time, Leon Baker will forever be remembered for his two sensational last-quarter goals in the 1984 Grand Final, which helped the Bombers to break a 19-year premiership...
Episode #37
As football manager from 1997-2002, Matthew Drain played a vital role in the running of the Essendon Football Club during its most recent premiership era. Whether sitting alongside Kevin Sheedy in the coach's box...
Episode #36
In the second episode of my two-part chat with legendary recruiter, Noel Judkins, he explains some of the key draft moves that helped set Essendon up for two more premierships in 1993 and 2000. Judkins also reveals why...
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