Podcast appearances and mentions of Clay Wilson

This week's panel features Newstalk ZB Sports News Director Clay Wilson and Freelance Sports Journalist Aidan McLaughlin. On today's agenda: New Zealand Cricket's bold new move into the United States The NRL confirms its 18th team Can Auckland FC bring home the chocolates on Sunday? LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newstalk ZB's sports news director Clay Wilson and sports journalist Nicky Styris join the Sports Huddle. It's been a terrible week for Liam Lawson who was dropped by Red Bull, who are saying part of the reason was due to his mental health. What do the Sports Huddle make of the decision? Nicky Styris says it depends on whether you think he should've been in the car in the first place. Four of the top six Super Rugby sides are from Australia, why? And the Sports Huddle discuss whether New Zealand should fund the Americas Cup. LISTEN ABOVE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Follow @claywilson Recorded live at Anemone x Acid Camp in Los Angeles on October 26, 2024. Clay Wilson is a producer and DJ, who began turning heads in 2013 with his mesmerizing debut on Styles Upon Styles. He quickly followed that release with a string of similarly psychedelic 12”s for The Bunker New York. Clay's monthly radio show Sensoria, with Oliver Chapoy has been a fixture of the sound of The Lot Radio since early 2016.

Newstalk ZB Sports News Director Clay Wilson and Sports Journalist Nick Bewley talk all things Super Rugby: The impact of Will Jordan and Scott Barrett, the team they predict will loose. Over to Australia, Joe Schmidt has abandoned his role as coach, can the All Blacks take him on? With the Blues, Warriors, Breakers, Auckland FC, and Moana Pasifika, can Auckland support another sporting franchise? The Huddle discusses it all and more. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mea Motu's reign as the IBO super-bantamweight world champion has ended, with England's Ellie Scotney leaving their bout in Nottingham as the unified world champion. Scotney proved to be too slick for her Kiwi counterpart with four belts on the line, using her movement and speed to bank rounds en route to a lopsided decision. While Motu had success at moments during the fight, Scotney was able to score more in the eyes of the judges – with all three judges scoring the bout 99-91, or nine rounds to one, in Scotney's favour. Newstalk ZB sport news director Clay Wilson says Motu will likely be disappointed with this outcome - but it's an honour for her to hold her own in this fight. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest edition of 'The All-Star Panel' features Sport News Director Clay Wilson and Rugby Commentator Ross Bond. The talk of this week - Martin Guptill has announced his retirement, will he be disappointed in the way things played out? Rugby sevens faces a fraught future with several million dollar losses. And Warriors captain Tohu Harris has retired due to injury - where does this leave the team? LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on the Huddle, Newstalk ZB Sports News Director Clay Wilson and Sports Journalist Jim Kayes discuss all things sport of the week. The Huddle agrees Liam Lawson bagging a spot on Red Bull's team is an example of perseverance and talent. ESports are disappointed because they have missed out on funding this week. The Huddle discusses. How do we feel about sport on Christmas day? This and more on The Huddle. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newstalk ZB Sportsreader Andrew Alderson and Sport News Director Clay Wilson join Heather du Plessis-Allan for the Sports Huddle to discuss Joe Marler's apology over his Haka comments, benching Damian McKenzie, the first A-League kiwi derby, and Liam Lawson's nice guy persona. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over the next week, two big sporting gambles years in the making are about to have their payoff.  On Saturday, Auckland FC – our newest A-League football team – will play their debut game against the Brisbane Roar.   And then on Monday, rising Formula 1 star Liam Lawson makes his debut as a full-time driver for Red Bull at the US Grand Prix.   It's an exciting time for Kiwi sport, and shows at the changing potential of where we can succeed.   Today on The Front Page, we dig into these exciting developments with Newstalk ZB sport news director Clay Wilson and senior sports reporter and podcast host Elliott Smith.  Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host: Chelsea DanielsSound Engineer: Dan GoodwinProducer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newstalk ZB Sports News Director Clay Wilson and NZ Herald Sports Editor Alex Powell joined The Huddle to discuss the week's sports news. The 37th America's Cup is set to get underway this weekend, with Team New Zealand defending its title against INEOS Britannia in Barcelona. Shaun Johnson has come out of retirement to rejoin the Kiwis for the upcoming international window amid a halfback shortage, with Melbourne's Jahrome Hughes forced to withdraw due to injury. Meanwhile, the Bathurst 1000 is due to get underway this weekend, and Rafael Nadal has announced his retirement from tennis at the Davis Cup in Malaga. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Robertson is the most successful coach in Super Rugby history - leading the Crusaders to seven-back-to-back titles.  He is also a firm favourite with the public – and is perhaps the most popular rugby coach we've ever had.  But his transition from the red and blacks to leading the All Blacks hasn't been smooth sailing. The national side has posted three losses from seven matches – their latest being against the Springboks at the weekend.  So what are the issues facing his side? Is there an easy fix – or is this a sign of long-term issues for rugby in this country?  Today on The Front Page, we're joined by Newstalk ZB's sports news director Clay Wilson to help us unpack the losses.   Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host: Susie NordqvistSound Engineer: Dan GoodwinProducer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newstalk ZB Sport news director Clay Wilson and Newstalk ZB rugby commentator Paul Ellison joined Jack Tame for the Sports Huddle. The Warriors are entering do-or-die territory, with their efforts hampered by a season-ending injury to skipper Tohu Harris. The All Blacks have headed stateside to San Diego - where coach Scott Robertson named a team full of debutants in tomorrow's clash with Fiji. And Ardie Savea has been linked with a shock move away from the Hurricanes to Moana Pasifika. And one week away from the Olympics, the hype level is starting to build for Paris. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sport journalist Jim Kayes and Newstalk ZB sport news director Clay Wilson join Heather du Plessis-Allan for the Sports Huddle. Is James Fisher-Harris the best signing in Warriors history?  Do women need a smaller rugby ball? And, will NZ have enough netball players to make up three teams? LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks aren't taking their Rugby World Cup semi-final opponents lightly at all. Despite having the easier opponent on paper, Los Pumas have beaten Ian Foster twice since the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Meanwhile, the other matchup will see England take on the Springboks in a rematch of the 2019 Rugby World Cup final – but also the 2007 final. NZR's investigation of the Ranfurly Shield saga has found insufficient evidence of foul play. It confirmed the shield was broken accidentally on a concrete floor – and no drugs were involved. It comes as holders Hawke's Bay gear up to face Taranaki in the NPC Final this weekend. A tough run of fixtures awaits the Black Caps in the Cricket World Cup. Having won their first four games convincingly with a healthy run rate, they now have to face hosts India this weekend. They follow that with Australia, South Africa and Pakistan, before wrapping up the first round against Sri Lanka. Clay Wilson and Matt Brown joined Jason Pine to discuss the week's sports newsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks are back in Rugby World Cup action in a do-or-die clash with Italy. They go in as overwhelming favourites, but a loss would see the All Blacks join Australia in the departure lounge. A suggestion that New Zealand netballers should be allowed to play overseas. An Australian netball commentator has made the call, for the good of keeping up the quality with the opposition. The Warriors endured mixed fortunes at the NRL end-of-season Dally M Awards. While Andrew Webster beat Ivan Cleary to Coach of the Year, Dally M favourite Shaun Johnson was pipped at the post by Kalyn Ponga. Andrew Alderson and Clay Wilson joined Heather du Plessis-Allan to discuss the week's sports newsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Warriors' do-or-die NRL playoff match against the Newcastle Knights at Mt Smart on Saturday has officially sold out. Their first home playoff since 2008 sold out less than an hours after tickets were released to the general public. ZB sports news director Clay Wilson explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All Blacks coach Ian Foster today revealed his picks for for the second Bledisloe Cup test in Dunedin. 12 starting changes have been made for Saturday's test against Australia. That includes test debuts for Shaun Stevenson on the right wing and Chiefs team-mate Samipeni Finau at blindside flanker. ZB sport news director Clay Wilson explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest episode of The Queens Comic Podcast is now live! This time around, Ian and Billy cover comic book hunting etiquitte, the scourge of Key Collector addicts and why you should take chances on $1 bin books. They also go over recent comic pickups, Zap Comics #8 and how S. Clay Wilson's art gives Ian anxiety, Moebius Comics, Maria Wolf's rad cover art, Swedish Spider-Man comics and the international comics craze, Dark Horse Presents #55, why Ian doesn't like Hobbits but Billy loves Lord Of The Rings and Lone Wolf & Cub! All this plus more CGC ranting, thoughts on samurai films and details on Billy and Ian's respective film acting careers. Completely free comic book content and nerdy ramblings for your ears! Follow us on instagram @queenscomicpodcast or at http://www.queenscomicpodcast.com!

The rain has stayed away - for now - and the Black Caps are battling to swing the momentum back in their favour on day one of the second cricket test against England in Wellington. New Zealand made a strong start with the ball, but the visitors attacking attitude has brought them right back into the contest at the Basin Reserve. RNZ sports reporter Clay Wilson joins Lisa Owen with the details.

The Wellington weather and a stolen trumpet are grabbing just as many headlines as the cricket itself ahead of the second test between the Black Caps and England. The match is due to start in the capital tomorrow. Whether that will actually happen, let's just say chances aren't looking amazing. Here to tell us more is sports reporter Clay Wilson.

The saga surrounding the All Blacks coaching appointment process has taken another twist. With New Zealand Rugby still yet to confirm when or how it will be done, head coach Ian Foster has decided to go public with his views. RNZ sports reporter Clay Wilson talks to Lisa Owen.

The ongoing war in Ukraine has created a sticky situation for Boxing New Zealand and several of our top female fighters. Despite Boxing New Zealand's preference the athletes do not take part in next month's Women's World Championships in India, a small group of fighters have decided they will attend the event. Here to explain is sports reporter Clay Wilson.

The red carpet has been rolled out for the Halberg Sports Awards tonight and there's some added significance behind the event this year. It's been nearly three months since the death of the man the awards are named after - legendary runner Sir Murray Halberg. Joining us live from the red carpet is sports reporter Clay Wilson.  

Brendon McCullum admits it's a bit weird to be wearing England colours on New Zealand soil for the first time. The English test side is here for the first time since the former Black Caps captain took over the coaching reigns almost a year ago. Sports reporter Clay Wilson talks to Lisa Owen.

Inside knowledge could help the White Ferns making a winning start when the T20 World Cup swings into action in South Africa this weekend. New Zealand open their campaign against trans-Tasman rivals Australia early on Sunday morning. And with the White Ferns new coach being a former assistant with the Australian side - there's added optimism they can knock over the tournament favourites. Clay Wilson reports.

Confusion continues around the process to appoint the All Blacks coach beyond this year's Rugby World Cup. Crusaders coach Scott Robertson - one of the frontrunners for the job - indicated this morning that an announcement from New Zealand Rugby could be coming in the next few days. But NZR says no such announcement is imminent. Here to try to clear things up for us is sports reporter Clay Wilson.

A key member of the Black Caps test squad is back but with a caveat for the looming home series against England.  Sports reporter Clay Wilson spoke to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6319697953112

Just who will be the new coach of New Zealand's men's football side remains a mystery after a frenetic 36 hours of news relating to the job. The widely reported frontrunner for the All Whites role this morning ruled himself out of contention. So where to from here? RNZ sports reporter Clay Wilson talks to Lisa Owen.

This morning's latest deluge in Auckland has also caused more flooding for the city's largest sporting venue. Pumping is again taking place to remove a significant amount of water on Eden Park's outer oval - with some of that flooding flowing through on the main ground. Here with more is sports reporter Clay Wilson.

The rugby community in New Zealand and around the world are hailing Campbell Johnstone as a trailblazer after the former Crusaders prop came out as the first openly gay All Black. Johnstone shared his story publicly for the first time last night - earning praise and support from a host of prominent rugby names. Sports reporter Clay Wilson talks to Lisa Owen.

On Tuesday, Taihape teenager Reuben Alabaster set a new eight-hour solo shearing world record. Just 48 hours later, Te Kuiti's Jack Fagan wrapped up his attempt to break the same record. Sports reporter Clay Wilson shared the latest with Susie Ferguson.

The party is still going in Buenos Aires in the wake of Argentina's triumph at the Football World Cup. Local media reported that around four million ecstatic fans turned out for the team's victory parade to the centre of the Argentine capital. Sports reporter Clay Wilson has more on the celebrations.

The holiday season in New Zealand means domestic T20 cricket matches all around the country. The men's and women's competitions launched in unique fashion today, with members of the media joining players and some aspiring young cricketers for a pre-season skills challenge. Representing RNZ -- and his home association Central Districts -- was sports reporter Clay Wilson.

Argentineans in New Zealand and around the globe are in celebration mode after their team's victory over France in a dramatic World Cup final. The win not only secured the South American nation their third title but served as a coronation for a footballing superstar. Sports reporter Clay Wilson discussed the win with Susie Ferguson.

One of the biggest scandals in cricket history is resurfacing as the Australia and South Africa sides get set for the start of the first test in Brisbane tomorrow. It's their first test encounter since the infamous 'sandpaper-gate' saga unfolded in Cape Town more than four years ago. So, has everyone moved on? Here to tell us is sports reporter Clay Wilson.

One of the biggest scandals in cricket history is resurfacing as the Australia and South Africa sides get set for the start of the first test in Brisbane tomorrow. It's their first test encounter since the infamous 'sandpaper-gate' saga unfolded in Cape Town more than four years ago. So, has everyone moved on? Here to tell us is sports reporter Clay Wilson.

Football superstar Lionel Messi is one step away from his crowning glory after Argentina stormed into the World Cup final in Qatar. The South American side romped to a 3-nil win over Croatia this morning - setting up a final against the winner of tomorrow morning's second semifinal between France and Morocco. Here to gloat about his prediction yesterday is sport reporter Clay Wilson. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6317196761112

Chalk this one up in the "not a good look" file. A match-fixing scandal has broken out in the seemingly prim and polished world of snooker - with six top Chinese players now suspended pending an ongoing investigation. Sports reporter Clay Wilson talks to Lisa Owen.  

A 10-month ordeal in a Russian penal colony is over for one of the biggest stars in one of the world's biggest sports. American basketballer Brittney Griner is back in the US tonight after a prisoner swap with a Russian arms dealer was finally agreed. Sports reporter Clay Wilson talks to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6316857600112

New Zealand Rugby could well be set to break with tradition, and appoint a new All Blacks coach before a World Cup begins. With the future of Crusaders coach Scott Robertson resurfacing this week - NZR boss Mark Robinson today confirmed they had begun the process concerning who will coach the All Blacks beyond next year's tournament in France. Here with more is sports reporter Clay Wilson. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6316781387112

A win for the entire Arab world - and a demoted superstar - the latest headlines out of the World Cup as the last two quarterfinalists were found in Qatar this morning. Morocco have produced a stunning upset of football heavyweights Spain to go through - while Portugal romped into the last eight, despite the drama surrounding veteran striker Cristiano Ronaldo. Sports reporter Clay Wilson is here with all the latest.  

Offer him a contract - and do it as soon as possible. That's the message from Warren Gatland to New Zealand Rugby on Scott Robertson as the international coaching merry-go-round goes through another shake up ahead of next year's World Cup. Gatland made the comments as he prepares to return to Wales and turn their fortunes around going into the global tournament in France. Here with more is sports reporter Clay Wilson. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6316645967112

Tributes are flowing for athletics legend Sir Murray Halberg, who has died aged 89. While known as a brilliant runner - the Olympic 5000m gold medallist was also widely regarded for establishing the Halberg Foundation, which supports children with disabilities in sport. RNZ's Clay Wilson has the details.  

The impressive skills of the players are being matched by some equally crafty tactics from fans looking for ways around the booze ban at the Football World Cup in Qatar. But while some are trying their best to sneak in a drink or two - others are still managing to have a great time inside the alcohol free stadiums in Qatar. Here with more is sports reporter Clay Wilson.  

Lydia Ko is back on top of the golfing world. The 25-year-old New Zealander - yes, she's still just 25 - has returned to number one in the rankings for the first time in more than five years. Sports reporter Clay Wilson has the details. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6316283960112

The latest in a string of early upsets at the Football World Cup has caused chaos in a major European capital this morning. Police have been forced to seal off parts of central Brussels as fans reacted to Belgium's surprise 2-0 defeat to Morocco - leaving the Belgian side on the brink of an early exit from the tournament. Sports reporter Clay Wilson has the details.  

"Here he was, with all kinds of evidence against him in a death penalty case, and he acted like he was in small claims court. He wasn't concerned at all."Joe Barboza goes on trial for the murder of Clay Wilson. But his three favorite Feds -- Harrington, Rico and Condon -- come to Barboza's rescue once again, saving him from death row.Dying to be MadeTeddy Deegan 1Teddy Deegan 2Teddy Deegan 3As the Coin-O-Matic TurnsThe Hit Parade of 1965The Hit Parade of 1966They're After MeJack's Justice - Part 3For a transcript of this episode visit our website. Follow us on Twitter for sneak peeks of upcoming episodes. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook.Questions or comments, email lara@doubledealpodcast.com or nina@doubledealpodcast.comDonate to Lara and Nina

The possibility of a World Cup double looms for two of New Zealand's women's oval-ball teams. In the wake of the Black Ferns rugby triumph at the weekend - the Kiwi Ferns line-up in the semifinals of rugby league's global tournament in England tomorrow morning. Here with more is sports reporter Clay Wilson.  

The countdown to Saturday's Rugby World Cup final has ramped up even further with confirmation today of the 23 Black Ferns who will go for glory against England at Eden Park. After a thrilling semifinal win over France, the New Zealand selectors have made just one injury change enforced to their team as they bid for a sixth World Cup crown. Sports reporter Clay Wilson has the details.

#66: Clay Wilson is currently on the mens basketball coaching staff at the University of North Texas. Before North Texas he was an assistant coach at Cornell University. Clay grew up with a dream to coach and from a young age he started pursing that dream as a player. He was extremely dedicated to reaching his potential as a player and starting early on during his playing career he consistently got to the gym each day and made 1,000 shots. He did that every day until he retired from professional just a few years ago. That consistent work ethic and discipline enabled him to be one of the all time best shooters in the state of Oklahoma, play college basketball at Princeton University, and then professionally overseas in Germany, New Zealand, and Latvia. Clay dives into his story of pursuing his dreams, learning from people ahead of you, overcoming obstacles, being uncommon, and leading by example with a servants heart. Enjoy the show!