Podcast appearances and mentions of Adam Hastings

Our guest : NEIL “KEEGO” KEEGANwww.keegolaughs.comApologies Up Front on Apple PodcastsLEINSTER : 15. Hugo Keenan 14. Tommy O'Brien 13. Robbie Henshaw 12. Jordie Barrett 11. Jimmy O'Brien 10. Sam Prendergast 9. Fintan Gunne1. Andrew Porter 2. Dan Sheehan 3. Thomas Clarkson 4. RG Snyman 5. James Ryan 6. Ryan Baird 7. Scott Penny 8. Jack Conan (c)16. Rónan Kelleher 17. Jack Boyle 18. Tadhg Furlong 19. Diarmuid Mangan 20. Max Deegan 21. Luke McGrath 22. Ciarán Frawley 23. Jamie OsborneGLASGOW : 15 Kyle Rowe 14 Sebastian Cancelliere 13 Huw Jones 12 Sione Tuipulotu 11 Kyle Steyn (C) 10 Adam Hastings 9 Ben Afshar1 Jamie Bhatti 2 Seb Stephen 3 Fin Richardson 4 Jare Oguntibeju 5 Alex Samuel 6 Macenzzie Duncan 7 Rory Darge 8 Euan Ferrie16 Gregor Hiddleston 17 Nathan McBeth 18 Murphy Walker 19 JP du Preez 20 Scott Cummings 21 Stafford McDowall 22 George Horne 23 Tom JordanBKT United Rugby Championship 24/25 Rd 18Saturday, May 17, 2025KO 7:35pm  Aviva StadiumLive on : RTÉ2, Premier Sports 2, URC.tv Referee: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)AR 1: Keane Davison (IRFU)AR 2: Stuart Gaffikin (IRFU)TMO: Keith David (WRU)Where to find Harpin' On Rugbyhttps://linktr.ee/harpinonrugby

LEINSTER : 15 Hugo Keenan 14. Tommy O'Brien 13. Garry Ringrose 12. Jordie Barrett11. James Lowe 10. Sam Prendergast 9. Jamison Gibson-Park1. Cian Healy 2. Rónan Kelleher 3. Tadhg Furlong 4. Joe McCarthy 5. RG Snyman6. Max Deegan 7. Josh van der Flier 8. Jack Conan (c)16. Dan Sheehan 17. Andrew Porter 18. Rabah Slimani 19. Diarmuid Mangan20. Caelan Doris 21. Luke McGrath 22. Ross Byrne 23. Robbie HenshawGLASGOW : 15 Kyle Rowe 14 Jamie Dobie 13 Stafford McDowall 12 Tom Jordan11 Kyle Steyn (c) 10 Adam Hastings 9 George Horne 1 Nathan McBeth 2 Johnny Matthews 3 Sam Talakai 4 Gregor Brown 5 Alex Samuel6 Matt Fagerson 7 Rory Darge 8 Sione Vailanu16 Grant Stewart 17 Jamie Bhatti 18 Patrick Schickerling 19 JP du Preez20 Max Williamson 21 Euan Ferrie 22 Ben Afshar 23 Sebastian Cancelliere Referee : Luke Pearce (Eng)AR1 : Anthony Woodthorpe (Eng)AR2 : Adam Leal (Eng)TMO : Andrew Jackson (Eng)Weather for Dublin 4 (Fri eve)9° “Partly cloudy”Wind SSE 9-13 kmh  Rain 0%(from accuweather.com)

Tom and Andy discuss Scotland in the Six Nations with Warriors' fly half Adam Hastings

With the Autumn Internationals done and dusted its back to the league clashes as Max's Bristol Bears put on a delicious display or running rugby to outshine Joe Marler on his big day.But what about the build up, how do rugby players get ready for such big matches? Nandos? Did you say Nandos? In any case the game was amazing but what happened between Gabi Ibitoye and Joe Marler? We break down a fabulous contest at the Stoop.We also put the final test match between Ireland and Australia under the microscope. Have Ireland peaked? Who was the Wallabies Man of Tour? Can Prendergast and Crowley ever emulate Johnny Sexton? Do Ireland deserve to make up the bulk of the Lions? Questions that need to be answered.Then it's onto a round up of the Premiership with some big couple of results while over in the URC, Edinburgh almost blow a 35 point lead... Plus friend of the show Adam Hastings suffers a nasty injury, which makes us sad.Then the big one.... It's the Maul or Nothing Champions Cup Preview and there are some seriously tasty ties to look ahead to... From a biased perspective none more so than Bristol vs Leinster where the boys will finally be reunited.We even have a chance to discuss the RFU Bill Sweeney pay scandal.Lots of lols and lots of love for listening and watching. We love you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sorry we've been away for a week but all will be explained in the pod.... The boys are back to break down the utterly fascinating clash between England and New Zealand as well as a far more one sided affair as Scotland and Fiji went head to head at Murrayfield.So, what do the fellas think of all the mud being thrown at George Ford? Is it warranted (it's not) what positives can this team take from another loss to the All Blacks. Is Steve Borthwick to blame for the defeat by trying not to lose rather than trying to win with his substitutions?What about New Zealand, is there a slipperier winger in world rugby right now than Mark Tele'a. How will the kiwis deal with taking on Ireland on Friday?Lots of hot takes on the early England celebrations (surprise surprise Ryan and Max disagree vehemently), whether the new trial laws are working and above all the hooha from the Haka controversy.Up in Scotland it was a much easier ride for the hosts, who thrashed an out of sorts Fiji team that had Ryan Willisonni as conflicted as you'll ever see him... especially as he was spotted in the official Fiji Autumn Internationals team photos (WTF?!!?)The new duel between the double DD's..... Duhan van der Merwe and Darcy Graham.... the record extenders and also an absolutely filthy piece of skill from our old pal Adam Hastings.But what next for Fiji, will the big guns returning manage to reunite our favourite second nation?and how about the Danny Care book spilling all the beans on the Eddie Jones era.... we'd heard a few anecdotes on the show but what do the boys think about all the revelations?Lots of fun to be had, we hope you enjoy it and as always, thanks for listening and watching we love you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a bumper show with 2 of Rugby's silkiest stars looking ahead to the most mouthwatering weekend of European Action. Aphele takes us through The Shark infested waters of a tricky URC season where Europe has been their only relief. It's why Friday's showdown has such an added dimension, it's the be all or end all for both The Sharks and their opponents Gloucester.  Aphele also relives his dream debut for the Springboks. I mean has there ever been a better first touch in the history international rugby? We also hear what it means for him and his family to be a Springbok. Meanwhile Hasto gives us an update on everything to do with Blair Kinghorn. It's funny that Blair spent most of our recent catch up telling us all about Hasto…. Ah the star crossed lovers. We hear about the significance of this redemptive match at Tottenham Hotspur's Stadium, the fallout from that drubbing at the hands of the Saints and his move to Glasgow. Will Hasto's GF be joining him or will golf with Ryan be too time consuming? In terms of the boys, Max's season comes to an end but not before we wax lyrical about his try scoring prowess and London being painted Bears over the weekend.  Ryan continues to play golf 0:30 - Max's season is over 10:32 - Beven Rodd's dive and the ones that went (over) before! 12:10 - Max bagged another meat pie! 20:50 - URC Roundup 26:39 - Wolfcraig Distillery's exclusive offer for Maul Or Nothing listeners; https://wolfcraig.com/maul-or-nothing-wolfpack-membership/ 28:01 - Aphelele Fassi 43:32 - Aphelele's Springbok debut & future 53:25 - Adam Hastings

It's a tough one this week…. Max reflects on Bristol's European exit, which has the boys googling therapy dogs…. Luckily Ryan spent the weekend working at Gloucester, he tries to persuade Zach Mercer to apply for Scottish citizenship but breaks his dry January on the town with Adam Hastings, Leone Nakarawa and Niko Matawalu. The Saints show their champions credentials… which Smith do you prefer though for the Six Nations, Finn or Marcus. Speaking of Finns, Ryan's pal is the new Co captain of Scotland. What will he be like…. And what will it be like for Jamie Ritchie now?  There's a Champions Cup roundup and what to look forward to in the last 16, as well as some complete guess work predictions

We catch up with Toulouse's latest star signing, the back three sensation that is Blair Kinghorn.  We find out that he thought he was off to Toulon and all about his first taste of French team showers and how he measured up.  He also talks us through the manic pre match warm up with Antoine Dupont. It's intense but it might not be quite what you think…. We get an insight into the real Blair Kinghorn as he enters Max's Minds of Moria quizzing. It gets weird but then again Max and Blair are weird so it works. Most importantly he spills the beans on a British and Irish Lion who the elite rugby playing world has renamed for a hilarious reason.  Oh and he misses Adam Hastings so spends hours with his Zoom lover.

Wherein I cover MOST of the European action, though there are some Bluey-imposed gaps in there this week. I regret nothing.   The excerpted bit about Dr. King and his legacy was here: ARCC News - Martin Luther King, Jr. and “Extremist” Love The Letter from Birmingham Jail can be found in its entirety here: Letter from Birmingham Jail - Bill of Rights Institute The article about Adam Hastings was here: Adam Hastings: Scotland & Gloucester fly-half glad to be back after 'hellish' 18 months - BBC Sport The article about the flooding at Lady Bay was here: Nottingham statement: The 'total flooding' of Lady Bay If you're enjoying listening, you can always buy me a beverage through the link below, or you can sign up through Anchor to become a monthly supporter! If you still haven't left a review, I'd really appreciate it if you could take that bit of time, it's really more helpful than I can say. In the meantime, thanks as always for your support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ScrumOfTheEarth https://anchor.fm/thescrumoftheearth Sound bites commonly used in this show are from the fantastic show, “Still Game,” available on Netflix, I highly recommend it. Thanks, cheers and be well! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thescrumoftheearth/support

Tom and Andy chat with Scotland and Gloucester fly-half Adam Hastings about his 'hellish' 18 month recovery from injury and an unusual present: - a visit to a witch doctor.

The boys are back in Bristol sitting down with Adam Hastings for a costume, frolic filled Christmas special. They discuss fabulous Christmas gifts, the time Ryan and Hasto fell asleep in a club… with Ryan's parents…and the randomness of writing off your car… Getting stuck  into this weeks theme of Tours, we hear about onsens, shavings, Argentine dive bars / super clubs and who are the best (and worst) room mates... And like all good Christmas parties it naturally finishes with a silly game and chilly shots!

This week, Realcomm Live welcomes guests Lisa Stanley, CEO of OSCRE International and Adam Hastings, Chief Data Officer at Hines to discuss details about the Environmental Data Standards Project and the imperative that real estate organizations move quickly to develop an effective approach to environmental data. The project takes a platform-agnostic approach, providing organizations an opportunity to accelerate their progress towards better strategies and practices for environmental data management and decision making – and a head start in implementation.

Hugh Woozencroft, Rachael Burford and Alex Goode are joined by Scotland and Gloucester winger Adam Hastings to unpick the dramatic reappointment of Warren Gatland as Wales Head Coach, replacing Wayne Pivak in the role. Meanwhile, Eddie Jones' future as England boss hangs in the balance, with rife speculation suggesting his imminent departure - the team discuss how we got here and what might happen next in this fast-moving saga. We preview the European Championships which kick off this coming weekend with South African teams joining for the first time, while Adam is grilled on Scotland's Six Nations chances, 50 yard drop goals and rugby's biggest fake tan culprits. Finally, there's more chat on the sport's hardest lads, iconic classic jerseys and our listeners Pass It On to another community club.

Gloucester sneak another tight affair away to London Irish thanks to a worldy of a drop goal by Adam Hastings. The lads discuss the win and our increasing ability to close out wins, although are slightly worried about the lack of structure in the backs. We also chat about the Red Roses qualification for the Quarter Finals at the Women's World Cup, the Rugby League World Cup and the 'differing' interpretation around high tackles plus the three new young talents joining Glaws from Worcester. Ed Price Jim Harley Lawrence Landray Russ Brookes

Chris Jones makes his return to the pod after six long weeks. He joins Ugo and Danny to discuss Adam Hastings' outrageous drop goal for Gloucester, Finn Russell being dropped by Gregor Townsend and international captaincy. Danny has plenty to say about Saracens and what Alex Goode is like on a night out. There's a first win of the season for Bath and we have some exciting pod news ahead of the autumn internationals.

Today we're joined by Jake Polledri to discuss his long awaited return to professional rugby, after 2 years out with a potentially career ruining injury the Italian international is back and hungry to make an impact both domestically for Gloucester and The Azurri. We hear about how dark the last 2 years have been for him, including losing his brother to a sudden cardiac arrest on a night out, but also his excitement to finally be back out competing once more. He recalls crazy stories with Sergio Parisse, messy Italian initiations, destroying Ryan Wilson on debut, the Gloucester milk challenge, taking down Kieran Read, the challenges of Italian rugby, and Adam Hastings weird obsession with his sister. Plus the lads do a full breakdown on the craziness of the weekends premiership action including that ridiculous Harlequins game and of course reflect on the rugby championship - whereby they brand the New Zealand side as 'the worst to ever win the title' - loads of laughs, analysis and fun as always. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the lads are joined by Gloucester and Scotland Fly Half (and the whitest tegs in rugby) Adam Hastings after his side turned around their biggest ever deficit to beat Wasps 27-21 on Sunday. Jim and Goodey round up all the action from the first weekend of the Premiership season, including Gengey's phenomenal performance for Bristol. We look ahead to the start of the URC and Jim's got a confession to make... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we're joined by Gloucester & Italian back rower Jake Polledri to celebrate his incredible career so far which has taken him from the west country to being Italy's most famous player. We discuss; if he has any regrets on not playing for England, the crazy world of Italian rugby, how loose nights out get with the Azurri, why he's not choosing Archie to be his best man, how he overcame being told he'd never play rugby again, the weird wonders of boarding school, the Gloucester milk challenge, Adam Hastings ridiculous waxing routine, fake tans, the heartbreak of loosing his brother to a cardiac arrest and much more. Plus Archie updates us on his trip to AnE on his birthday weekend and we've our greatest ever 'Question Time'. ---------- SORT OUT YOUR BUSH NOW & FIND THAT EXTRA INCH - Get 20% off and free delivery on all Manscape products with the code - RIGBIZ20 www.manscaped.com   

Everyone loves a good rivalry and it doesn't come any better than England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales fighting it out to become Six Nations champions (alongside France and Italy) so we decided to unite BBC Radio Wales', ‘Scrum V' pod and the 'Radio Scotland Rugby Podcast' with our very own Rugby Union Daily to get a unique take on what the home nations are getting up to ahead of the competition. Chris Jones is joined by Gareth Rhys Owen and Tom English to get the lowdown on what we can expect from the teams and they boldly make predictions as to who will come out on top on the weekend. Not only that they discuss why you can never rule out Wales, if Johnny Sexton is super human, England's captain conundrum and if Tom has found his brain after Adam Hastings was left out of the Scotland squad.

Danny quizzes Ashy about when he's going to be back in a Worcester shirt and they discuss what Saracens' new investment could mean for the rest of the Premiership. Scotland fly-half Adam Hastings joins the pod to talk about life at Gloucester, living with Chris Harris and his new toothbrush. The South African teams struggle to make an impact in the URC and will we see Gareth Anscombe back in a Wales shirt this autumn?

Jon goes back to his roots (and drags Pat along) as they're joined by Jon's childhood pals Adam Hastings and Chad Scott to discuss Underoath's album "Define the Great Line," a classic in Christian music and the hardcore/metalcore genres. The gang discusses why the album's style and lyrical themes appealed to them when the album came out 15 years ago—and how Underoath managed to achieve so much mainstream success outside a Christian audience. Plus, Pat learns about the many ways Christian kids find workarounds to discover cool music, and he hears about a scandal involving an illicit trip to see X-Men 3 in theaters. Follow Adam (@adamhastings) and Chad (@chadchuckcharles) on Instagram! Enjoying the podcast? Leave a rating/review on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Instagram (@patandjonontheirbestbehavior) to see/hear more from the boys!

We're joined by rugby royalty in Adam Hastings today to review the Lions series but most importantly find out; how loose his holidays to Ibiza and Barcelona were, how his dating on Raya is going, his manicure routine, his love for manscaped, his best nights out in Glasgow, the pressure of growing up the son of Gaving Hastings, his relationship with Finn Russell, his memories of Millfield, his ambitions at Gloucester, his plan for defeating the Gloucester 'milking' initiation and much more.... Later in the show we also have a quick catch up with Burnsy after he was insulted that we said he had gone all soft on social media and he gives us the insight into his relationship with George Ford. ------- JOIN THE MOST PREMIUM PRIVATE MEMBERS CLUB IN THE WORLD - FITZDARES - YOU WON'T REGRET IT! https://www.fitzdares.com/ ORDER THE BRAND NEW MANSCAPED 4.0 AND SORT OUT YOUR BUSH! GET 20% OFF AND FREE SHIPPING WITH THE CODE - RIGBIZ20 https://uk.manscaped.com/ FIND THE EDGE IN THE BOARDROOM, ON THE PITCH AND IN THE BOUDOIR WITH SONS NEW GENIUS PROBIOTIC SUPPLEMENT AND WHATS BETTER YOU CAN GET £25 OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER WITH THE CODE RIGBIZ25 - (WE'RE PRACTICALLY GIVING IT TO YOU) HTTPS://SONS.CO.UK/PAGES/GUT-HEALTH GET 20% OFF MORE LASH LAGER WITH THE CODE - MORELASH20 https://morelashbrewery.com/

As we come off a great interview with Will Hopkins, today we go over Prem, Super, MLR, Rainbow Cup and the RFU Final. We discuss how Jacob confused Adam Hastings for Adam West and more! Any questions, comments, predictions, or topics you want discussed on the show, send those into questions@scrummeduppodcast.com or send those into Facebook whether you post it to our page or in messenger. This weeks shout out we bring you The Charcuterie Chicks! They are a locally, veteran owned and operated business, that makes charcuterie boards to fit any individual or occasion! Look them up on facebook and instagram or call (432)-208-1282!

Post-match reaction to Glasgow's 15-12 win over Leinster in the PRO14. We hear from Adam Hastings and Danny Wilson after the game.

As well as reviewing the European Champion finals, Scotland and soon to be Gloucester fly-half Adam Hastings joins Ryan, Simon and Christina on the show this week to chat about growing up with one of the most famous names in Scottish rugby, playing and learning from Finn Russell, why he's moving to the Premiership, favourite nights out with Ryan, nicknames and whether he actually shaves his legs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Could there be more Welsh news on St David's Day? We've got Andy McGeady and Sean Holley welcome Paul Eddison and Simon Thomas of the WalesOnline to discuss the Guinness Six Nations, Cardiff's name change and a packed weekend of action from the Guinness PRO14 and much, much further away in Super Rugby land. Name changer: Cardiff Blues will be no more from August, with Cardiff Rugby the new name for the Welsh region going forward. Sean and Simon talk us through what is a major move by the team Slam surprise? Wales are now triple crown winners and needs wins against Italy and France to capture a Grand Slam in the Six Nations that nobody would have thought possible back in November. But…how did the officiating impact Saturday's win over England and what about World Rugby referee chief Joel Jutge's admission of the errors? Will France be ready to face Wales in Round 5? Les Bleus have been downed by Covid, but they must prove their bubble won't burst again. Paul Eddison explains what's happened so far Ireland cruise in Italy, but will this young Azzurri team be better in the long-term despite their results so far? Leinster's BP win over Glasgow (we'll touch on the Adam Hastings' red card) means they could make it impossible for Ulster to beat them to top spot in Conference A if they win this weekend Zebre are up to the heady position of 4th but Benetton are denied a first win of the season after a resilient Connacht strike late Edinburgh and Scarlets play out a cracker, but Sean can't fathom how Richard Cockerill's team didn't win! Staying in Conference B, Munster can seal their place in the Guinness PRO14 final with a win over Connacht this weekend Oh, and Ospreys have a new CEO. Over to you Sean! Super Rugby is in full swing in Australia and New Zealand Loch Lomond Coach of the Month contenders See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Hastings on Twickenham 2019, this weekend’s Calcutta Cup and his move to Gloucester.

Round one of the inaugural Autumn Nations Cup is done and dusted, and joining Brian in studio to review the weekend's action is former England centre Tom May.England ran out 40-0 winners over Georgia in their first Twickenham appearance since March and one of their try scorers from the weekend, Elliot Daly joins the show to look back on the win and discuss how this current crop of players have evolved since reaching the World Cup Final a year ago.Next up for England and Daly is a match against Ireland who dispatched Wales with ease in Dublin. We discuss where the Irish could cause England problems and how they will cope in the absence of captain Jonny Sexton and centre Robbie Henshaw. As for Wales it's now six defeats in a row and Brian and Tom discuss the ongoing crisis in Welsh rugby after some supporters called for head coach Wayne Pivac to go following the defeat.Scotland made it five wins in a row with a win away to Italy in Florence. Despite missing the game with an injury fly half Adam Hastings has played a major role for Scotland and he joins the show to discuss his own form, his relationship with Finn Russell and whether he is now the most famous Hastings in his family, overtaking his father Gavin and uncle Scott.We also speak with Harlequins centre Rachael Burford after England's Women's moved to number one in the World in the same week of the 2021 World Cup draw, and we also answer your questions as ever and take a look at some of the work being done at grassroots level around the country in association with the Mitsubishi Volunteer programme.For 30 days' free access to the Telegraph: telegraph.co.uk/contactFor more details about the Mitsubishi Motors Volunteer Recognition Programme with England Rugby visit https://www.englandrugby.com/participation/volunteers/mitsubishi-motors-volunteer-recognition-programme

Head Coach, Gregor Townsend joined hosts Chris Paterson and Rachel Malcolm on this week's podcast to discuss the Guinness Six Nations and upcoming Autumn Nations Cup.Gregor Townsend discusses the strength and depth of his Autumn Nations squad, updates us on Finn Russell and Adam Hastings injuries sustained against Wales and tells us what he expects to see from Italy in the first Autumn Nations Cup match. Al, Chris, Rachel and Jamie review our final Guinness Six Nations match of the year and our first win in Wales since 2002 as well as Edinburgh and Glasgow Warriors weekend performances. Rachel Malcolm gives an update from the Women's camp after their postponed game against Wales

Glasgow Warriors fly-half Adam Hastings joins Duncan and Ashey to talk about life in lockdown, his move from Bath to Glasgow, Tik Toks, and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam Hastings joins Nashy online for an isolation catch up. Hope you enjoy!This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses! You can also check out our Ambassadors and book them for your next function or online event.www.getafterit.ukInsta - get_after_it_ukFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT

Adam Hastings joins Nashy online for an isolation catch up. Stay safe folks!This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales and in partnership with Native and Wild Meat Boxes and Ocean Vertical Adventures.Follow Nashy...Twitter - @NashyPRCInstagram - @Nashy_PRC

Together with Royal Bank of Scotland​, the latest episode of the Official Scottish Rugby Podcast reflects on the opening weekend of the Six Nations. Our podcast hosts, Chris Paterson and Al Kellock, catch up with Scotland’s Adam Hastings and Lisa Thomson and talk about the Ireland fixtures in the Six Nations. Also in this episode, Scotland Women Captain Rachel Malcolm talks to us from training camp about the progress of the squad.

The Guinness Six Nations is right on our doorstep and Andy McGeady is back in action. Simon Gleave of Nielsen Sports breaks down the age and experience information surrounding the Six Nations squads to see who is best placed to succeed. Mark Palmer of the Sunday Times joins us to break down the Finn Russell situation at Scotland and where they go from here with Adam Hastings and at scrum-half. Adam and Andy are then joined by JB from the EggChasers podcast in a new segment of ‘Pod Pals' and he gives us an in-depth behind the headlines look at the salary cap issue with Saracens. We also point to some top trolling in Rugby League and grab a listener question.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Hastings joins Adam Ashe and Jeremy Bone to look back on his last couple of years in Glasgow and ahead to Saturday's game against Exeter Chiefs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Am viertletzten Spieltag der Vorrunde der Rugby-WM 2019 stand für einige Teams das letzte Spiel an. So spielte unter anderem Russland zum letzten Mal und verlor gegen Schottland. Wales kämpfte sich ins Viertelfinale, musste dabei aber ca. 60 Minuten zittern, um Fidschi auf Distanz zu halten. Andreas Thies und Donal Peoples besprechen die Spiele des Mittwochs. Schottland hatte sich durch die Niederlage gegen Irland im ersten Spiel schon in Zugzwang gebracht. Zusätzlich hatte das Spiel Japans für weitere Sorgenfalten gesorgt. Japan hat seine ersten drei Spiele, auch sensationell gegen Irland, gewonnen. So mussten die Schotten gegen Russland möglichst hoch gewinnen, um sich eine Chance zu bewahren, ins Viertelfinale einzuziehen. Das taten sie auch und gewannen mit 61-0. Am Sonntag wird es den Showdown gegen Japan um den letzten Viertelfinalplatz geben. Argentinien ist eine der Enttäuschungen der WM. Eine schwache erste Halbzeit gegen Frankreich und die rote Karte im Spiel gegen England waren Auslöser für das Ausscheiden. Gegen die USA kamen Los Pumas zu einem versöhnlichen klaren Sieg. Wales hat immer schon Probleme mit dem unkonventionellen Spiel Fidschis gehabt. Und auch an diesem Mittwoch hatten die Waliser 60 Minuten lang größte Probleme, die Fidschianer auf Distanz zu halten. Sie schafften am Ende einen umkämpften 29-17 Sieg und zogen damit ins Viertelfinale ein. Einen Blick aufs Wetter gibt es am Ende der Sendung. Ein Taifun hat sich angekündigt. Ob und wie er die Spiele am Wochenende beeinflussen wird, steht noch nicht fest.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Am viertletzten Spieltag der Vorrunde der Rugby-WM 2019 stand für einige Teams das letzte Spiel an. So spielte unter anderem Russland zum letzten Mal und verlor gegen Schottland. Wales kämpfte sich ins Viertelfinale, musste dabei aber ca. 60 Minuten zittern, um Fidschi auf Distanz zu halten. Andreas Thies und Donal Peoples besprechen die Spiele des Mittwochs. Schottland hatte sich durch die Niederlage gegen Irland im ersten Spiel schon in Zugzwang gebracht. Zusätzlich hatte das Spiel Japans für weitere Sorgenfalten gesorgt. Japan hat seine ersten drei Spiele, auch sensationell gegen Irland, gewonnen. So mussten die Schotten gegen Russland möglichst hoch gewinnen, um sich eine Chance zu bewahren, ins Viertelfinale einzuziehen. Das taten sie auch und gewannen mit 61-0. Am Sonntag wird es den Showdown gegen Japan um den letzten Viertelfinalplatz geben. Argentinien ist eine der Enttäuschungen der WM. Eine schwache erste Halbzeit gegen Frankreich und die rote Karte im Spiel gegen England waren Auslöser für das Ausscheiden. Gegen die USA kamen Los Pumas zu einem versöhnlichen klaren Sieg. Wales hat immer schon Probleme mit dem unkonventionellen Spiel Fidschis gehabt. Un...

Am viertletzten Spieltag der Vorrunde der Rugby-WM 2019 stand für einige Teams das letzte Spiel an. So spielte unter anderem Russland zum letzten Mal und verlor gegen Schottland. Wales kämpfte sich ins Viertelfinale, musste dabei aber ca. 60 Minuten zittern, um Fidschi auf Distanz zu halten. Andreas Thies und Donal Peoples besprechen die Spiele des Mittwochs. Schottland hatte sich durch die Niederlage gegen Irland im ersten Spiel schon in Zugzwang gebracht. Zusätzlich hatte das Spiel Japans für weitere Sorgenfalten gesorgt. Japan hat seine ersten drei Spiele, auch sensationell gegen Irland, gewonnen. So mussten die Schotten gegen Russland möglichst hoch gewinnen, um sich eine Chance zu bewahren, ins Viertelfinale einzuziehen. Das taten sie auch und gewannen mit 61-0. Am Sonntag wird es den Showdown gegen Japan um den letzten Viertelfinalplatz geben. Argentinien ist eine der Enttäuschungen der WM. Eine schwache erste Halbzeit gegen Frankreich und die rote Karte im Spiel gegen England waren Auslöser für das Ausscheiden. Gegen die USA kamen Los Pumas zu einem versöhnlichen klaren Sieg. Wales hat immer schon Probleme mit dem unkonventionellen Spiel Fidschis gehabt. Un...

Am viertletzten Spieltag der Vorrunde der Rugby-WM 2019 stand für einige Teams das letzte Spiel an. So spielte unter anderem Russland zum letzten Mal und verlor gegen Schottland. Wales kämpfte sich ins Viertelfinale, musste dabei aber ca. 60 Minuten zittern, um Fidschi auf Distanz zu halten. Andreas Thies und Donal Peoples besprechen die Spiele des Mittwochs. Schottland hatte sich durch die Niederlage gegen Irland im ersten Spiel schon in Zugzwang gebracht. Zusätzlich hatte das Spiel Japans für weitere Sorgenfalten gesorgt. Japan hat seine ersten drei Spiele, auch sensationell gegen Irland, gewonnen. So mussten die Schotten gegen Russland möglichst hoch gewinnen, um sich eine Chance zu bewahren, ins Viertelfinale einzuziehen. Das taten sie auch und gewannen mit 61-0. Am Sonntag wird es den Showdown gegen Japan um den letzten Viertelfinalplatz geben. Argentinien ist eine der Enttäuschungen der WM. Eine schwache erste Halbzeit gegen Frankreich und die rote Karte im Spiel gegen England waren Auslöser für das Ausscheiden. Gegen die USA kamen Los Pumas zu einem versöhnlichen klaren Sieg. Wales hat immer schon Probleme mit dem unkonventionellen Spiel Fidschis gehabt. Und auch an diesem Mittwoch hatten die Waliser 60 Minuten lang größte Probleme, die Fidschianer auf Distanz zu halten. Sie schafften am Ende einen umkämpften 29-17 Sieg und zogen damit ins Viertelfinale ein. Einen Blick aufs Wetter gibt es am Ende der Sendung. Ein Taifun hat sich angekündigt. Ob und wie er die Spiele am Wochenende beeinflussen wird, steht noch nicht fest.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

This week Al Kellock holds the fort as we catch up with Ali Price upon the return from Japan due to injury. Sheila Begbie joins us in the studio to discuss Scottish Rugby’s newly launched 2019-2023 Development Strategy. Plus Gemma Fay calls in from South Africa after Scotland Women’s fantastic win over South Africa earlier this week. The episode includes coverage of a press conference in Kobe, as Adam Hastings previews the upcoming test against Russia.

Assistant Coach Jonathan Humphreys explains what a coach looks for when picking World Cup squad. Adam Hastings and Sam Johnson discuss life in Glasgow plus Head Coach Dave Rennie at the Guinness PRO14 semi-finals launch. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi, welcome to episode 4 of Scots Spill The Beans. It’s a big one - today I’m chatting to Scottish rugby legend Gavin Hastings. I’ve known Gav for a long time, he’s friends with my dad, who's a broadcaster, so obviously I had to ask him about that time Dad made him cry live on air… Gav spills the beans on: Scotland's 14-15 defeat by England in 1994 His son Adam Hastings following in his footsteps The Lions Tour as captain in 1993 His love of golf He also mentions: Gullane Golf Club Archerfield Colf Club St Andrews Old Course Gleneagles Hotel Turnberry Hotel The Canny Man pub in Edinburgh Scottish TV Show 'Still game" Walkers Shortbread, Tunnocks bakery and Tennents Lager Dornoch in Sutherland

Hello and welcome back to the Thistle Scottish Rugby Podcast, in proud partnership with SCRUM Magazine, Scotland's only rugby publication. This week we get Adam Hastings on the line to preview the upcoming 1872 fixtures, and look back over that win in the snow versus Lyon. We also run the rule over Edinburgh's impressive win against Newcastle, and Alan delivers the goods with a delightfully niche quiz. As ever, make sure to like and subscribe on iTunes and Acast, follow us on Twitter @thistlerugbypod and Instagram @thistle_rugby_pod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome back to the Thistle Scottish Rugby Podcast, in proud partnership with SCRUM Magazine, Scotland's only rugby publication. This week we get Adam Hastings on the line to preview the upcoming 1872 fixtures, and look back over that win in the snow versus Lyon. We also run the rule over Edinburgh's impressive win against Newcastle, and Alan delivers the goods with a delightfully niche quiz. As ever, make sure to like and subscribe on iTunes and Acast, follow us on Twitter @thistlerugbypod and Instagram @thistle_rugby_pod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Autumn Internationals have ended with stellar campaigns for Ireland and Wales, England unearthed some raw talent, and Scotland will have their heads high too. With Brian Moore to discuss the final weekend of action is Telegraph writer Mick Cleary. Brian and Mick discuss the potential of a Joe Cockanasiga, Ben Te'o and Manu Tuilagi backline for England, the emergence of Kyle Sinckler, and Mark Wilson's sensational campaign. Joining them to discuss England is Ben Ryan, twice World Champion and Olympic Gold medal winning coach, who says Elliot Daly needs to be playing at outside centre and is the best in the world there. Ben also tells us more about Cockanasiga, they discuss who England should be playing at wing, and we also tip our caps to Fiji's stunning victory over France. With the announcement that Joe Schmidt is leaving Ireland after the World Cup, Joe and Brian discuss whether we are going to see an Andy Farrell and Stuart Lancaster coaching set up in the future, and they discuss whether Ireland can cope without Johnny Sexton in their ranks. Hear from Scott Hastings, former Scotland and Lions centre, whose nephew Adam Hastings faced Argentina at the weekend as part of a trialled axis with Finn Russell at 12 as Scotland ground out a victory over Los Pumas. Another former Lion joins the show in the shape of Wales' number 8 Michael Owen to discuss his former side's fantastic form and which new players we should be looking out for in the future. Plus, Maggie Alphonsi updates on the Red Roses' final match against Ireland and Gavin Mairs dials in from Monaco to tells us about the World Rugby Awards.   Show Notes To hear more about the work Jamie Armstrong and The Clan are doing head here: http://www.trustrugby.org/ 

Adam 'Stinger' Hastings is the guest on Warriors Weekly, once again recorded at the Clyde 1 studios. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gavin and Adam Hastings join host Alan Nash for Episode 9. There's a real father and son bond with Gavin grilling Adam on his plans for life after rugby. Adam also discusses his first cap and Gavin talks about some of the highlights of his illustrious career. Hope you enjoy! This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales and in partnership with supplement supplier Myoband, Native and Wild Meat Boxes and Citylets.Follow NashyTwitter - @PropertyRugbyInstagram - @nashy_prc

Gavin and Adam Hastings join host Alan Nash for Episode 9. There's a real father and son bond with Gavin grilling Adam on his plans for life after rugby. Adam also discusses his first cap and Gavin talks about some of the highlights of his illustrious career. Hope you enjoy! This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales and in partnership with supplement supplier Myoband, Native and Wild Meat Boxes and Citylets.Follow NashyTwitter - @PropertyRugbyInstagram - @nashy_prc

Adam Hastings is the Vice President of Theatrical Marketing at Pure Flix Entertainment, where he’s managed campaigns for theatrical releases including the box office hit “God’s Not Dead” and the upcoming “God’s Not Dead 2”. He’s also the associate producer of films such as “Do You Believe?” starring Oscar winner Mira Sorvino and Golden Globe winner Cybill Shepherd, “This Is Our Time” starring Oscar nominated Eric Roberts, and “The Book of Esther”.

One of the most talented comics in the Orange County area is Adam Hastings, I have not only interviewed Adam but I have extended an invitation to the comedy aliance. Upon the Godfather, Evan's approval Adam will be admitted into said alliance and amazing things will then commence. Listen to history in the making and fun conversation with a great comic.