Carlton investigating podcast after 'vile' comments
Carlton Football Club is conducting an investigation into the Jumper Punch podcast due to comments that have been deemed inciteful towards violence against women. The club's decision comes in response to public outcry regarding the nature of the remarks made on the podcast. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the treatment of women in sports media.
- ▪Carlton Football Club is investigating the Jumper Punch podcast.
- ▪The investigation was prompted by comments that incite violence against women.
- ▪Public outcry has arisen in response to the podcast's remarks.
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