In today's episode of ThreeQuarterTime, join Wilks as he exhumes the vast interconnection between historical rebellions and sport. Through the lens of historical rebellion, Wilks highlights how sport provides an opportunity for athletes, players, clubs and supporters to rebel against expectation, circumstance and corruption, celebrating how sporting rebellions allow these underdog groups to rise up and fight for what they believe in.

In this week's episode of ThreeQuarterTime, join Wilks as he dissects sport's importance to human nature. Wilks historically analyses how the human nature of worship has shifted through time from mythology, to religion and now to sport. He considers how the mythological tales of heroism, cunning, love and inspiration have been transported onto sport in the current day. We talk about how these sporting stories become unforgettable memories that, like mythic tales, will be spoken about for generations to come.

In this week's episode of ThreeQuarterTime, join Wilks as he discusses the poeticism of sport: about how sport often represents something greater than yourself. Wilks speaks about how Australia's military history has created a spiritual and cultural connection between its national teams, and how this influences the mentality and toughness they play with. He then discusses the beauty of amateur sport through his experience visiting Ireland, and debates whether the commercialisation of sport has destroyed the pride of representing a club, team, town or country.