Podcasts about all blacks

Richie McCaw sets a high bar for the new year as our first guest in 2022. He relives many of the memorable moments from his stellar career, and reveals how the best players develop the mentality and resilience to not only get to the top but also stay there. Back-to-back World Cup wins as captain of the All Blacks, helicopter rescues after the earthquake in 2016 and his newfound passion for adventure racing are just some of the topics that get Hask giddy.

It was great to welcome Sean back on to the Pod for a catch up! Fitzy was last on the show back in April 2020. A lot has happen in the rugby world since then and along with Doddie Aid kicking off on January 1st there was lots to discuss.Please follow and sign up for @DoddieAid. Lets log our miles during January and raise as much money as possible!Hope you enjoy and please do check out our other Podcasts and videos on YouTube which include Nashy's family adventures.This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Contact Nashy for Podcast Sponsorship opportunities and get you brand / business in the ears of thousands of listeners. Insta - @the_getafterit_familyInsta - @getafterit_nashyYouTube - GET AFTER IT with NashyFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT with Nashy

Marie and Ruby bring you some memorable moments from the show from 2021, including Rachael Blackmore fresh off the track at Cheltenham, Kellie Harrington's return to Portland Row, Ireland's big win over the All Blacks, and Stephen McGuinness' story of resilience in his battle with cancer.

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'Rugby Reloaded' talks to Hugh Godwin about his fascinating new biography of the England winger of the 1930s, Prince Alexander Obolensky. 'The Flying Prince' is a meticulously researched book which examines how a Russian noble came to be the hero of English rugby union by scoring two devastating tries in England's first ever win over the All Blacks in 1936. Along the way, it paints a detailed picture of the sport in the interwar years, discusses the history of international eligibility, and reveals the truth behind Obolensky's death in World War Two. For more on the history of the football codes, take a look at www.rugbyreloaded.com (where you can find the links for this episode) and follow me on Twitter at @collinstony

An assessment of how the All Blacks and the Black Ferns and their coaches have performed this year, where things at with the Silver Lake deal and just what is being done to improve player safety and in particular debilitating head injuries in current and former players. NZR Chief Executive Officer, Mark Robinson fronts up.

An assessment of how the All Blacks and the Black Ferns and their coaches have performed this year, where things at with the Silver Lake deal and just what is being done to improve player safety and in particular debilitating head injuries in current and former players. NZR Chief Executive Officer, Mark Robinson fronts up.

Dai duelli sui pedali tra Coppi e Bartali a quelli all'ultima frenata (o anche oltre …) tra Senna e Prost; dalle sfide a colpi di servizio e voleé tra Roger Federe e Rafa Nadal, alle sfide tra le squadre che hanno segnato la storia come l'Italia e la Germania del calcio, l'Unione Sovietica e gli Stati Uniti nel basket, l'Australia e gli All Blacks neozelandesi nel rugby. Perché – come ricorda Julio Velasco, il grande allenatore della pallavolo - "chi vince festeggia, chi perde spiega". Questo il ‘cuore' della nuova stagione di "Olympia", il programma di storytelling sportivo ideato e condotto da Dario Ricci il sabato alle 22.30 e la domenica alle 16.30. Attraverso testimonianze inedite, audio dei protagonisti, voci d'epoca, rivivremo pagine leggendarie della storia dello sport, scandite dalle rivalità più grandi e profonde, che hanno segnato e cambiato il modo di intendere lo sport, il costume, la storia e la società. E da gennaio 2021, "Olympia" guarderà verso la sfida olimpica e paralimpica di Tokyo 2021, che sogna di disputare finalmente i Giochi della rinascita dopo la pandemia; un cammino che "Olympia" accompagnerà raccontando agli appassionati ascoltatori di Radio24 le grandi rivalità che hanno caratterizzato la storia delle Olimpiadi.

James Lowe has had an incredible journey to becoming the Irish International winger!   The kid gifted with size, speed and skill, was always going to have a successful sporting career. However, getting there wasn't without some significant bumps in the road. At around 14 years old James was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis, which had him bed ridden on and off for around 3 years. For a kid who was extremely active, it was a very difficult stage in his life. He got through that once he found the right medication and was back on his rugby journey. Although after being the star of the NZ u20 trials, he missed out on selection, which to this day still puzzles him and anyone who trialed that day. He put that aside and put in some big performances for the Tasman Mako, which earned himself a Chiefs contract. His form for the Chiefs was so good, that he was literally on the edge of making the All Blacks for 2 years. He didn't, and then decided to take up a contract in Ireland with Leinster. A fascinating story. Now playing for Ireland on the international stage, it's been an incredible journey from the proud Nelsonian. If you enjoy this episode please give it share. Also thanks to everyone who has tuned in over the year, it's been a pleasure bringing you so many absolute lads! Remember to head over to www.whatalad.com if you're keen to support the podcast.  

Hawke's Bay native Dean Treml is a self-employed photographer who shoots mostly sports and worked for Red Bull for over 20 years, These days, he lives in the countryside in the canton of Luzern with wife Romina and son Diego.   

Former Halberg Awards judge Sam Ackerman looks at on this year's nominees. He says the Black Ferns Sevens are sitting higher on the food chain than the All Blacks. Also one of the most disgraced captains of modern sport, Australian cricketer Steve Smith gets another crack at leading his country.

Former Halberg Awards judge Sam Ackerman looks at on this year's nominees. He says the Black Ferns Sevens are sitting higher on the food chain than the All Blacks. Also one of the most disgraced captains of modern sport, Australian cricketer Steve Smith gets another crack at leading his country.

Apres l'effort, le réconfort ! Quoi de mieux pour clôturer ce 12 Pods of Christmas qu'un podcast fait par des français aux States, avec un sujet qui donne soif : la bière !   Après le match, la 3ème mi-temps, bien sûr !  Nous allons partager ce moment mousseux avec Patrice et Stefan, en direct de Louisiane,  et parler de Binouze USA !     A suivre sur:  https://podcast.ausha.co/binouze-usa  https://twitter.com/Binouzeusa  https://www.facebook.com/binouzeusa  https://www.instagram.com/binouzeusa_podcast/    ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

For those unfamiliar with New Zealand - we are a small country in the arse end of the world, as we tend to call it. We have some sheep. Probably not as many as you might think. It's very green. Quite beautiful, really. We can claim to Middle Earth, but that's really a minority of the population. We currently love shutting ourselves off from the rest of the world (much to this author's frustration - Hi Cindy). And we love the All Blacks.   While there certainly is a wide range of humans in this country, the cliche is that most boys grow up idolising and dreaming of being All Black.   Hi - I'm Mike, I'm one of those dudes. I played rugby intensely and competitively most of my life, travelled the world with it, met some wonderful mates, had some remarkable times, played some epic and ‘story of a lifetime' games. But I never made it to those heights. I've told some of my story plenty of times, some of that occasionally touches on a particular broken leg and a bunch of stories about not having ‘it' anymore and subsequently hiding away and not pushing myself.   So, yeah - the All Black dream dropped away.   Yet, being a fan did not. And the older I get, the more mature I get, the more I see the men in amongst those men.   And let's be clear, in New Zealand for the longest time the All Blacks have held this kind of awed position, a revered model of manhood; strong, stoic, unemotional, humble, and ever-capable man's man. Then times changed. A new century, a new decade, and men have more scope to explore a wider breadth of manhood.   So to, it would turn out, do All Blacks. Enter today's brilliant, inspiring, humble, strong, caring, powerful and poignant guest - current All Black sometimes caption, full-time legend Ardie Savea.   In this Episode: Yeah, fucking Ardie Savea is on the show. This man is someone - I think - single-handedly changing aspects of the game of rugby and how to be a warrior on the field, a leader of men and others of it, with heart, with integrity, and with a consistent example of exploring his depths and inviting others to theirs. Anf that, really, is what we explore in this episode. Ardie and I wander through some of his stories, going into his own journey of healing - still - some of the tougher shit from his past, knowing that the “stuff he was going to take to his grave” is exactly what was holding back the deepest and riches connections in his life, including that with his wife. We explore some of what goes on inside the All Blacks culture, how they approach high performance and high-stress situations, and how they can learn to translate that to real life and challenging relationships, but more so we explore Ardie Savea the man. Which, to be clear, in my opinion, is a man who encapsulates what I term ‘the everyday legend' - this modern representation of ‘Zeus Energy'. So yeah, I flatter him with that a touch, but then, if you appreciate a dude, let him know, bro.   I loved this chat for the little boy in me getting to yarn with an All Black legend and for the legend sat across from me who chose to share some of the shit most men never do, let alone All Black stars very much in the public eye.   I trust you will get something from it - as might a man in your world, please pass it on to anyone you think will benefit from it.  As always, if you have questions about it - ask me. Hit me on social media @mikecampbellmc on Instagram or @Mike Campbell Man Coach on Facebook. Ardie's Bio:  At ASAV we want to inspire youth and their families to embrace uniqueness. To empower people to be truly and authentically happy. It's simple. Happy humans mean better people. Better people build better communities. Better communities for us, for our children and their children to come. We might be the new now. But our dream is that every generation after us uses their “them” and adds to our foundation. Everyone can contribute something no matter how big or small. ‘‘I recognise I am unique. I embrace myself. I want to be new. To be the leader of a generational change amongst my family and most loved friends. Show my children that by being my most true self I am the happiest version of myself. Show them that what I dream to build, I can. It is sustainable. And when it's their time, I can hand it onto them and they build on it and so on with their children. Every generation's uniqueness adds to the asav story. '' Ardie's clothing brand -  ASAV https://asav.co/ Ardie on IG: https://www.instagram.com/ardiesavea/  Ardie's All Black profile: https://www.allblacks.com/playerprofiles/ardie-savea/ Other Ways To Consume this podcast: iTunes Spotify YouTube   Get Involved: Subscribe to podcast on Apple Follow on Spotify Sign up for Mike's brand new mini-course FINDING PURPOSE - How To Live With Purpose Instead Of Cockblocking Yourself Trying To Find Your Life's One Purpose.

Si vous aimez le sport, si vous aimez le #barbecue, si vous aimez des chroniqueurs avec des nom qui donnent le sourire et des bonnes analyses, Radio Merguez est là pour vous !  Ce podcast multi-sports aime parler foot, rugby, vélo et F1 dans la bonne humeur mais avec sérieux. Ne changez pas de chaine, pour expliquer plus, c'est Bob Landers au microphone avec Radio Merguez.   A suivre sur https://www.instagram.com/radiomerguezco/  https://twitter.com/RadioMerguezCo  https://radio-merguez-co.lepodcast.fr/  https://www.facebook.com/RadioMerguezCo    ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

Joe Schmidt has joined the All Blacks coaching team. Is Brad Butterworth actually joining Alinghi? D'Arcy Waldegrave joined Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVE 

Et finalement ! Un épisode rugby ! « Dans l'Intervalle » est l'exception dans  nos 12 Pods of Christmas, comme ce n'est pas un podcast, mais plutôt une chaine Youtube. Mais c'est un must pour tout fan de tous les rugbys comme nous! Fait par des pros d'audiovisuel, Dans L'Intervalle nous parle des coulisses du rugby amateur avec des vidéos de grande qualité.  Et là pour nous parler plus en détails, voici une des co-fondatrices Clémentine Baude. A suivre sur:  https://www.facebook.com/DLintervalle/  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiYiQBa-sv7eWr4rq5jiGNw  https://www.instagram.com/danslintervalle_videos/?hl=en    ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

The All Blacks will add an old foe to their brains trust for next season with former Ireland coach Joe Schmidt joining as an independent selector. After a dismal showing against teams from the Northern Hemisphere this year, the All Blacks will be relying on Schmidt's intel to help get New Zealand back on track ahead of the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Felicity Reid reports

The All Blacks have received a boost after a tough end to the year with former Ireland coach Joe Schmidt reportedly set to join the team as a selector.

Les liens entre le rugby et les arts martiaux ne sont pas difficiles à discerner :  le courage, la discipline, l'humilité et surtout le respect. Notre invité, Lionel Froidure, est homme du sud mais plutôt « Karate man » que rugbyman.  Dès son tout jeune âge, il pratiquait les arts martiaux grâce à ses parents. Il est devenu un éducateur respecté et traverse la France de dojo à dojo pour partager sa passion !  Et il a aussi un podcast, Lionel Froidure – Karaté et réflexions les arts martiaux  !  A découvrir si vous êtes passionné, fan, ou tout simplement curieux de ce monde.   Domo Arigato, Lionel, d'être passé sur nos 12 Pods of Christmas. 

Pour notre 8ème Pod of Christmas, voici Redwane, qui va nous parler de sa quête personnelle de faire le Marathon de Paris en surmontant un surpoids et un handicap physique. Vous allez découvrir ce personnage chaleureux et attachant dans son podcast REDWANE !   Bonne écoute ! à suivre sur: https://redwane.fr/  https://www.instagram.com/redwane.podcast/  https://twitter.com/redwanetelha   ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

Avec Pack de Potes, nous avons eu le plaisir de découvrir les vies des joueurs de haut niveau de notre sport préféré.  Serge Betsen, Rémy Martin, Patrick Tabacco et Yann Delaigue nous ont dévoilé leur chemin vers un nouvelle vie, là où on n'a pas le droit de plaquer les gens.  Un sujet riche et intéressant !  Et qui de mieux pour dévoiler ce sujet de reconversion parfois compliqué que 3 nageuses Olympiques de notre équipe de France ? Pour ce 7ème épisode de Christmas, voici Aleksandra Putra, qui va nous parler de son podcast  AFTER SPORT .  A suivre sur:  https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/after-sport/     https://www.instagram.com/after__sport/       ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

Max, Ryan and Marc are joined this week by former All Black and current Bristol Bears coach and prop John Afoa to hear about life in the front row. John chats us through his phenomenal career from lining out in schools rugby alongside the likes of Joe Rokocoko and Jerome Kaino, before playing for the All Blacks and then travelling north and lining out for Ulster, dodging initiations at Gloucester and finishing up at the back of the bus at Bristol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Découvrir l'autre vie / podcast de TK et son rêve de passer d'un corps de pilier à celui de 3eme ligne à 100 kilos! Est-ce que notre TK va arriver à perdre le poids mais garder le sourire ?  Heureusement il est bien guidé par Fanny Cottin, sa diététicienne et co-host pour son podcast sur la perte de poids, nutrition et bien-être, tout dans le but d'être Un Peu Plus Leger !   A suivre sur:  https://www.instagram.com/un.peu.plus.leger.pod/  https://podcast.ausha.co/un-peu-plus-leger    ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

France assistant coach Shaun Edwards joins us to discuss where the recent win over the All Blacks ranks in the list of special days he's had as a coach, what it's like working with Fabien Galthie, the need to win something, overcoming the language barrier, Gael Fickou's role as defensive captain, Antoine Dupont's freakish ability, the recent law changes and eligibility ruling and much more. Plus, we look ahead to the start of the Champions Cup this weekend and we pick our MEATER Moment of the Week...Use the code FRENCHPOD10 at checkout for 10% off any full price item at Meater.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the calm before the calm with Jim recovering from a weekend migraine whilst Goodey was off enjoying Kids' parties and nativity plays. We wrap up a big weekend of Premiership action, including an apology to Gloucester and credit to Exeter. We also chat to Munster and British & Irish Lion Tadhg Beirne about the URC, his curtailed trip to South Africa, Ireland's victory over the All Blacks and Muster's upcoming game versus Wasps. Lots more as usual, including previewing the first round of Champions Cup action and all the Goode, Bad and Ugly from around the world of rugby. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Retour aux States avec TK et ses « buddies » de l'autre petite balle blanche, le baseball. C'est un sport d'été :  lent, intense et poétique ! On besoin d'un bon guide si on n'est pas né dedans.  Heureusement, pour remplacer les films de Kevin Costner, Mike et Guillaume, de A Coup Sur,  sont là pour vous ! Ces fous de la MLB savent tout sur ce sport de la balle non-ovale, avec de la passion et de la bonne humeur.  Suivez-les sur :   https://twitter.com/Acoupsr1  https://www.instagram.com/a_coup_sur/  https://www.facebook.com/ACOUPSURbaseball https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/a-coup-s%C3%BBr/id1510009211        ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

"Picked only to play the guitar." A Black Ferns player says past comments from her coach led to her mental breakdown during the side's recent northern tour. Te Kura Ngata-Aerengamate says the comments gave her anxiety, caused her to hyperventilate, and she says the sport she loves has made her mentally ill. In a social media post, she said for eight years, the words have eaten away at her. Other Black Ferns players, sports commentators, Dame Valerie Adams and some All Blacks have lent their support to Ngata-Aerengamate for speaking out. New Zealand Rugby has called her allegations "distressing" but believe it's an isolated incident. Felicity Reid reports.

Premiers du Top 14 après leur victoire face à Toulouse, dimanche (17-7), les Girondins ont rompu avec une grosse série de défaites face au champion en titre. Qu'est-ce que ce match raconte ? Et comment Christophe Urios construit-il son équipe ? Invité : Jean-Baptiste Dubié. Animé par Chrystelle Bonnet, avec Adrien Corée, Laurent Crocis et Clément Dossin. Réalisé par Antoine Bourlon.

Bienvenue à nos 12 pods of Christmas ! Pendant cette période festive, nous allons partager avec vous d'autres podcasts natifs sportifs ! Ce sont des pods un peu comme le nôtre, podcasts natifs sportifs des passionnés qui adorent partager autour de leur sport.   1, 2 , 3, 4 ! Course Epique is where it' s at! Pour notre 4eme Pod of Christmas, voici un podcast qui va vous faire mettre les baskets et fixer des objectifs pour la nouvelle année ! Notre invité, Guillaume Lalu, a comme talent de faire parler les gens qui courent, amateurs comme professionnels, de la où ils se surpassent, de leurs Courses Epiques !   A suivre sur:   https://courseepique.fr/  https://twitter.com/CourseEpique  https://www.facebook.com/courseepique  https://www.instagram.com/courseepique.podcast/    ***  Pack de Potes c'est le podcast rugby entre amis ! Notre objectif est simple: pouvoir parler de rugby ensemble, comme au comptoir, avec de la connaissance rugbystique et dans la bonne humeur!      Pour ne rien manquer, suivez-nous sur :      Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PackDePotes   Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast   Twitter : https://twitter.com/packpotes   Ou https://www.packdepotes.com/   

The Aotearoa Rugby Pod panel of Ross Karl, Bryn Hall and James Parsons review the 2021 All Blacks and international season, discuss World Rugby's eligibility law change, and preview next season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The pressure is on NZ Rugby bosses to act after the All Blacks and Black Ferns returned home this week following disappointing Northern Tours. And what the case of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai reveals about the role of sports diplomacy.

Double World Cup winner Jerome Kaino joins us to pick the bones out of Les Bleus' biggest ever win over the All Blacks and a potentially seminal victory for Fabien Galthie's France. We discuss his influence on the likes of Romain Ntamack and Antoine Dupont, the easiest World Player of the Year decision ever, hobnobbing with Neymar and Bond girls and much more. Plus, Benji and Johnnie talk us through their X-rated noises in commentary, their Saturday night in Paris, where the victory ranks in the pantheon of great France performances and I bet you can't guess what our MEATER Moment of the Week is...Use the code FRENCHPOD10 at checkout for 10% off any full price item at Meater.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quarante points, une première victoire à domicile depuis l'an 2000 et le sentiment que, désormais, tout est réalisable : quels sont les ingrédients de l'immense succès des Bleus face à la Nouvelle-Zélande et les clés de la préparation et de l'approche tactique tricolore ? Animé par Chrystelle Bonnet, avec Romain Bergogne, Renaud Bourel et Maxime Raulin. Réalisé par Antoine Bourlon.

Josh's trip to Cardiff, and other weekend rugby happenings in the latest episode of the France Rugby Stan Podcast

The 2021 Autumn Nations Series is done and dusted and it was a clean sweep for the Northern Hemisphere in the final round.Joining Brian in the studio to dissect the final set of results is the former England centre and World Cup winner Rachael Burford.They reflect on England's last gasp win over World Champions South Africa and pay tribute to head coach Eddie Jones for gaining revenge for the 2019 World Cup final defeat with such a different and fresher looking squad.The Telegraph's Charlie Morgan joins us to break down exactly where the game was won for England on Saturday and discusses where captain Owen Farrell could fit back into this current setup.Elsewhere France made a serious statement on Saturday night by thrashing the All Blacks in Paris, we speak with former French international Thomas Castaignède about the French and if they should now be considered favourites for the 2023 World Cup on home soil.Plus we get Rachael's verdict on England's women who made it 4/4 this Autumn with yet another thrashing, has their professional status elevated them too far ahead of their competition?Read more from Brian every Monday: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/b/bp-bt/brian-moore/ |Save 50% on a Telegraph Sport subscription: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/contact |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Former Connacht, Leinster and Ireland forward Mike McCarthy joins Greg O'Shea and Megan Williams in the House of Rugby studio for the latest episode. They discuss: (1:10) Ireland's big win over Argentina (2:30) Joey Carbery and Caelan Doris praise (11:30) England pipping the Springboks and France stunning the All Blacks (24:00) Mike McCarthy on his career (47:15) Round-up of all the other matches and news

Ronan O'Gara and Andy Dunne joined Joe Molloy to talk Ireland vs All Blacks, Rassie Erasmus' hefty ban and a whole lot more on Wednesday Night Rugby. Vodafone Ireland | #TeamOfUs

Matt Williams joined Ger and Eoin to dissect the Irish win over the All Blacks, and discuss what it takes to win a World Cup. #OTBAM is live every morning with @Gillette UK  | #BestFaceForward You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via Spotify via GoLoud

We go behind the scenes with the New Zealand All Blacks head of strength and conditioning Nic Gill who shares the training secrets of the All Blacks and how they can help you.

Big Jim and Goodey are joined by former Ireland international and friend of the show Stephen Ferris to dissect Ireland's phenomenal victory over the All Blacks. We take look at Eddie's options at 10 for England and how the Smith / Farrell axis is evolving and whether or not it's the best option. We also round up all the action from the penultimate weekend of the Autumn Nations series and look ahead to the final weekend of international games this autumn including a massive showdown between World Cup finalists England and South Africa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With Danny still living it up in Dubai, Alex Corbisiero join Chris and Ugo on the pod this week. They chat to Jamie Heaslip about another win for Ireland over the All Blacks and find out what's changed under Andy Farrell. Can England cope without Owen Farrell and Jamie George when they meet South Africa at Twickenham this weekend? Wales scrape past Fiji, Scotland are undone by the Springboks and World Rugby's player of the year nominations has everyone scratching their heads.

Another epic game against the All Blacks, another brilliant Irish win, and a full crowd back in the Aviva - this was one of the special days in Irish sport. James Lowe took a moment to send his appreciation to the bollockses who questioned his defence, and to talk about the weirdness of playing against his native country. We're joined by Andrew Trimble, Gerry Thornley and from New Zealand by Spark Sport's Scotty Stevenson to discuss how this win stacks up next to our other two victories over the All Blacks, where it stands in the pantheon of Irish wins overall, the need to back this up next summer down in New Zealand, and we try and fail to avoid mentioning the next RWC. Plus Hugh Cahill gives Murph a shout-out, and Johnny Sexton's runs his mouth.

England named an experimental back line for their test against Australia and although they were able to secure the win, the performance felt a little undercooked at times.Joining Brian to reflect on the weekend's action is the former Springbok captain Bob Skinstad.They ponder England's win and in particular the role of Manu Tuilagi who was selected as a winger but rarely appeared there, and also Marcus Smith who was facing his toughest test in an England shirt yet.The Telegraph's Charlie Morgan is on hand to provide a tactical breakdown of England's back line and also to look ahead to England's clash with World Champions South Africa.Ireland put in their finest performance yet under Andy Farrell by defeating the All Blacks in Dublin, we get the thoughts of the Irish Times Liam Toland about the Irish victory and how exactly the team is evolving under Farrell.Plus we get Bob's take on the Springboks ahead of their clash with England this weekend and answer your questions too!Read more from Brian every Monday: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/b/bp-bt/brian-moore/ |Save 50% on a Telegraph Sport subscription: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/contact |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the latest House of Rugby URC episode, Jason, Megan and Greg are joined by former Leinster & Argentina legend Felipe Contepomi. We also hear from Ardie Savea and Johnny Sexton. The gang discuss: (0:35) Ireland's big win over the All Blacks (4:30) James Lowe's massive impact, and tackle (24:45) Andy Farrell's big statement (40:00) - Felipe on his rivalry with ROG (56:50) - Ireland Women's win over the USA (1:01:20) - Round-up of all the other weekend's games.

Ireland get a(nother) famous win against the All Blacks.England beat the Aussies...could Smith and Farrell be a fruitful combination after all?Wales survive a scare from Fiji.Scotland shoot themselves in the foot against the World Champions.Plus the Tier 2 action, lower leagues (obvs) and various other rugby and non rugby tangents. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We were joined on the World Service today by the crack punditry team of Richie Sadlier and Damien Delaney to talk about Ireland's performance against Portugal, Richie's Stephen Kenny contract debate with Liam Brady, and whether Damian himself would prefer to sign Kenny up again now or wait and see until next year. Earlier in the week we spoke with Shane Horgan about Ireland taking on the All Blacks in another Aviva sell-out tomorrow, and why the result doesn't really matter provided the performance and the positive intent are both there. A big week for Irish sport means a big week on the World Service, so sign up now for just €5 a month + VAT at secondcaptains.com/join

Ugo and Chris sit down with legendary All Blacks head coach Steve Hansen for special bonus pod. He reflects on what went wrong for the All Blacks against England at the 2019 World Cup, shares his coaching philosophy and how he dealt with pressure after nearly two decades in the game. We also get stuck into the future of the game and what needs to change, plus Steve answers some listener's questions.

Andrew Trimble is a former Irish international rugby player turned entrepreneur and businessman. He won 229 caps for Ulster, and 70 caps for Ireland, winning the Six Nations and beating the All Blacks. Now instead of leading on the pitch, Andrew is producing software with Kairos as founder and CEO, that will give sporting clubs and players the chance to fulfil their potential with a digital planning platform to manage the complexities of elite sport. . . . . . . . Pre-order our audiobook ‘Lessons From the Best on Becoming Your Best': https://adbl.co/3xQQSCF High Performance Live Podcast Tour 2022 - Sign up here - thehighperformancepodcast.com/signup Get a special signed copy, out Dec 9th: https://bit.ly/3kCqhFpPre-order link: http://smarturl.it/hv0sdz See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we welcome All Black legend Dan Carter to the podcast. Born and raised in New Zealand, Dan is one of the finest players in rugby union history. Dan played 112 test matches for the All Blacks, winning two Rugby World Cups. He is the highest point scorer in test rugby and the most capped All Blacks Fly Half of all time.Get the pen and notepad ready as we delve into the lessons Dan has learnt from his incredible career and life to date - something he calls 'the art of winning'. These are skills relevant to not only sports people, but entrepreneurs, leaders and beyond. Dan showed just what you can achieve when you set ambitious goals, have self-belief, and relentlessly pursue the skills to help you achieve them.. . . . . . . High Performance Live Tour 2022 - Register interest here - thehighperformancepodcast.com/signup Pre-order our audiobook ‘Lessons From the Best on Becoming Your Best': https://adbl.co/3xQQSCF Get a special signed copy, out Dec 9th: https://bit.ly/3kCqhFpPre-order link: http://smarturl.it/hv0sdzThank you to our founding partner Lotus Cars. Check them out at lotuscars.com Thanks also to GIVEMESPORT - the exclusive sports partner of the High Performance Podcast. To gain further access to editorial and social content from the Podcast click here https://www.givemesport.com/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.