This week on the podcast, the guys get to know Plymouth Albion's GM, Nicola Westlake. They learn about where she grew up, (a stones throw from Brickfields) and where she travelled to, (more than a stones throw from Brickfields!) Nicola also has some sporting pedigree which may not be common knowledge! The podcast is sponsored by Nuffield Health - Plymouth Hospital. Visit: https://www.nuffieldhealth.com/hospitals/plymouth for more information.

Join Julia, Sian and Hattie as they hand out the highly regarded Yap City RWC Awards! Joined by special guests Liza B and Karuk, they give out awards for Best Roommates, Best Dressed WAG and Off Pitch MVP. Tonight’s awards are completely biased and from our brains. We love all the players but thought we’d have some fun. #Womensrugby #Rugbyunion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Fresh off the back of the most pivotal weekend of rugby league action, Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire are on the mics for this weekly recording.The boys start off the recap by heading down under to the NRL Grand Final as Reece Walsh wrote his name into the history books with an all-star performance in Brisbane's win over Melbourne (1.31). We talk through all the talking points from Australia's showpiece event before talking through the Kangaroos squad for the Ashes (14.27).It's then on to the

The Canterbury Bulldogs have flipped almost the entirety of their squad in the last couple of years. It’s fairly clear they are not finished looking at more recruits yet to go with the players already contracted long-term, and, indeed, the club’s junior pathway which is beginning to develop.Here are FIVE contract targets that could bolster their stocks going forward.Recorded on 18/09/2025FOLLOW Zero Tackle on social media:FB: https://www.facebook.com/zerotackleTW: https://twitter.com/zerotackleIG:

The Best bits of Monday's Run Home with Joel and Fletch post the 2025 NRL Grand Final Listen to The Run Home with Joel and Fletch live every weekday: 3pm AEST on SEN 1170 AM Sydney and SEN 693 AM Brisbane Listen Online: https://www.sen.com.au/listen Subscribe to The Run Home YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@JoelandFletchSEN Follow us on Social Media! TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@joelfletchsen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelfletchsen X:

Lee & Jamie chat through the 2025 award winners for Wakefield Trinity

Danny makes his long-awaited pod return as he joins Ashy and Ugo to review the opening round of the Prem season. Have Bath already underlined their credentials as favourites? The league is awash with English wingers, but does Henry Arundell fit into Steve Borthwick's plans? One game back and we are already debating whether Owen Farrell will play for England again after Saracens spoilt the Red Bull party in Newcastle. There is the Sarries rebrand to discuss, the return of LRZ to Bristol and dramatic

COP THE NEW BYE ROUND JERSEY: https://thebyeround.com/products/bye-round-x-classic-jersey James Graham and Charlie White break down an epic Preliminary Final weekend that saw the end of the Panthers 4-Year Premiership reign... BUT is their dynasty over??? The Storm were too good for the Sharks but can they bring the title back to Melbourne. Pus, the boys chat St Helens’ miracle wiin, give Michael Maguire his flowers for silencing the critics and a prominent journo bails on the 100M Sprint

Dan, Tony, Andrew & Simon go over Cardiff’s loss at Munster and preview the game against Connacht via Tom Bowen’s cartoon legs, Wales’ non-carrying ball carriers, a fan raffle at centre and an actual tin foil hat.#Welshrugby #Walesrugby #Cardiffrugby #Rugby #URC #CarvCon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Jack, Alex and James to debrief Sale's opening round win over Gloucester, including some towering performances from Ben Bamber, Rekeiti Ma'asi White and Nathan Jibulu. Plus we look ahead to the league's toughest game on a Friday night away at Bath as we try to work out how exactly you do beat them... Support the show For all our other latest thoughts, follow @SharkTankRugby on X/Twitter, or we're at u/SharkTankPod on Reddit. If you'd like to get in touch please drop us an email at shar...

It's the debut for season 8 of The Fantasy Corner. On this weeks version of the FC, we are talking all things Prem. A look back at our CYL Results in Draft XV and Superbru (sort of) for all included. Then it's our usual fun returning, as we do Start or Sit for the coming round of the Prem. Grab those notepads and join us fam!Check out the TFRY Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/TheFantasyRugbyYanks you can find all of our social media locations in the pinned post there.Send us your thoughts for the

My guest in The Bure this week is Northland Taniwha backrower Terrell Peita who talks to me about his inspirational journey both on and off the field.Please follow The Dua Moana Podcast on Instagram:@duamoanapodcast

It's those silly fellas that talk about rugby from a country that doesn't seem to care about it nearly as much as they do. On this episode, we are off to Twickenham for both the bronze medal final and THE final, looking back at all the action including, how England were both excited and relieved by the final whistle. Also, we are LIVID with Prem Rugby and their decision to give Flo Rugby their broadcast rights here in the States. Eventually, we tuck into the opening weekend of the Prem including the

Welsh Rugby Union director of rugby and elite performance Dave Reddin joins Ben James and Steffan Thomas on the latest episode following the end of the WRU's consultation process.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Rugby Championship is done and dusted - and the Springboks have gone back-to-back In this episode, Sir John Kirwan and Victor Matfield break down all the key moments from the tournament, what set the Boks apart, and how the All Blacks, Wallabies, and Pumas will be feeling heading into the next phase of the international season. The guys also look ahead to upcoming fixtures, coaching moves, and what each side needs to do before the end-of-year tours. 👉 Subscribe for weekly rugby chat with two of

Mt Maunganui rain has scuppered the Black Caps chances of reclaiming cricket's Chappell-Hadlee Trophy. Last night's second T20 against Australia was eventually reduced to a nine-over match, but just 2.1 overs were possible before the wet weather returned and the contest had to be abandoned. The Bay Oval is again host for tonight's third and final match of the series. Black Caps coach Rob Walter told Jason Pine that while it’s disappointing they don’t have a shot at winning back the trophy, there’s a

Two Warriors have been awarded a high honour in the NRL world. Erin Clark and Payton Takimoana have made it onto the 2025 Dally M Team of the Year – Clark as the lock for the men’s team and Takimoana as a winger for the women’s. A consistent player in the season, Clark featured in all 25 of the Warriors’ games, starting in all but one. He joined Piney to unpack the season and discuss what it’s like to win a Dally M award. “To be at a function among some of the best players in the game was pretty

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 4th October 2025, Piney joined by President of Rugby Australia, Nathan Sharpe ahead of the second test between the All Blacks and Wallabies Partner at leading law firm at Tavendale + Partners and nationally recognised expert in employment related issues and disputes, Anthony Drake provides insight on the mediation process taking place between Netball NZ and Dame Noeline Taurua. And Dally M's Lock of the Year Erin Clark joined for a catch up

One of New Zealand’s best-ever basketball players is now one of the world’s foremost sporting executives. Sean Marks was the first person born in New Zealand to play in the NBA, playing for the Toronto Raptors, Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs, Phoenix Suns, and Portland Trailblazers. He also played for our national side, competing in two Olympic Games and was an integral part of the NZ team that finished fourth at the 2002 Fiba World Championship. In 2016, he took up the role of General Manager for