Crowvid - An Adelaide Crows Podcast

Crowvid is an Adelaide Crows podcast that sounds close to the week-to-week pulse of the supporter base. It is quick, loose, and argument-friendly. The show moves through Crows results, upcoming fixtures, round-one teams, locks of the week, around-the-grounds talk, social media reactions, and the running emotional weather of following Adelaide. A win at the G becomes catharsis. A frustrating Geelong result becomes a furball. A preseason episode turns into home-game arithmetic, Gather Round expectations, bogey sides, and nervous optimism about season 2026. The panel’s rhythm is rarely tidy, but it is rarely empty either. Jokes, interruptions, callbacks, and local shorthand keep landing beside real football points about selection, midfield roles, defensive kicking, ruck structure, player development, and whether the club’s long-term plan deserves patience. The show is especially interested in the gap between supporter impatience and the idea of sustained success. It can be blunt about umpires, too. There is a recurring push for better AFL officiating, with frustration framed less as one-eyed Crows misery than as a league-wide issue. When Mark Bickley appears, the conversation steadies into a sharper discussion of expectation, pressure, and how young players handle the move from talent to responsibility. Even then, Crowvid keeps its casual shape. The Fulham bunker, the Crow Saxman intro, the immunity medal, locks of the week, and the sign-off about spreading the infection all make it feel like a recurring ritual for people already living inside the Crows season. It suits Adelaide fans who want club-first opinion with enough tactical substance to matter and enough chaos to feel like football talk among mates.