Sports Podcasts / Panel

Duluth

I thought the middle segment of this was interesting. Talking about preparation week, roles of different specialist coaches, how many phases are planned out etc

Dan54

@Duluth yep really enjoyed middle bit too, mind you like the whole thing probably something I look forward to every week.

Stargazer

Haven'lt listened to it, yet, but this should be good:

https://www.allblacks.com/news/podcast-2/

Stargazer

Stargazer

Canes4life

Canes4life

The Aussies have started their version of the Good, Bad and the Rugby podcast featuring an Aussie comedian (I can’t remember his name), Drew Mitchell, AAC and Matt Giteau.

Would be awesome if there was a Kiwi version to replace the dated Breakdown.

Mr Fish

Meanwhile RugbyPass have launched an Aussie show too...

It's a good time to be a fan in Oz.

Machpants

RugbyPass is owned by World Rugby now

Tim

The Aotearoa Rugby Pod will be having an All Black each week in the lead up to the RWC.

This week Beauden Barrett was on, coming up will be Rieko Ioane, and Jordie Barrett.

Tim

Canes4life

This was an enjoyable watch. Casual yarns and talking shit between rivals. So much better than the bullshit served up by Sky these days.

akan004

akan004

Uncle Murray is back. Interviews Laurie Mains.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/laurie-mains-the-state-of-rugby-and-the-poisoning-saga/id1705819950?i=1000626992400

Tim

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1TyGICSChlje8vRWOF5X60?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

In the first episode of Pieces of Silver: Inside the Silver Lake deal, BusinessDesk business of sport columnist Trevor McKewen and financial reporter Paul McBeth explore the underpinnings behind NZ Rugby’s deal with Silver Lake. Hear from former NZ Rugby chair Brent Impey, players’ association boss Rob Nichol and a host of key stakeholders discuss this pivotal time in Aotearoa rugby history.

“Pieces of Silver: Inside the Silver Lake Deal” is a six-episode by former NZR executive Trevor McKewen and Business Desk journalist Paul McBeth.

Trevor McKewen was formerly the Warriors CEO.