Podcast appearances and mentions of Darius Boyd

Andrew Moore is joined by Luke Lewis, Michael Carayannis and Matthew Elliott for NRL Sunday. The team discusses the Kangaroos halves pairing for the upcoming World Cup, how last night's loss affects the Warriors premiership chances, plus why Queensland coach Darius Boyd thinks the Maroons coaching position might help leapfrog him into an NRL head coaching position in the future. 

High praise doesn't come much bigger than this. Billy Slater is backing Darius Boyd all the way, praising the huge amount of footy and life experience he brings to the Queensland coaching role.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Darius Boyd's appointment as Queensland coach could spell major trouble for New South Wales, with Mark Geyer warning that the potential involvement of super-coach Wayne Bennett makes the Maroons a dangerous threat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Saturday Scrum crew are back with plenty to sink their teeth into!The NRL World came together last night for a wonderful celebration for Jai Arrow and on the Footy field Souths put 50 on a depleted Roosters side - but how much can you take out of the game after the Roosters decided to rest more than half their team?Ahead of the finals the boys debated who are the real contenders in this year's competition and could we see a winner from outside the Top 4 this season? Plus, Darius Boyd named Queensland coach - is it the right call for them?Plus, the latest on Cam Munster's future, Tony's Quiz, Believe It Or Not and Plenty More!Tune in for another massive episode of Saturday Scrum! Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where has it all gone wrong for the Bulldogs in 2026? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to examine the issues with the Bulldogs. With the NRL determining Hudson Young's market value, the player himself becomes the biggest loser. Darius Boyd's ascension to Maroons origin coach is quite the story, and PVL wants wildcard round to be known as knockout round. For all your NRL news, follow the Continuous Call Team wherever you watch or listen to your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘Continuous Call Team’.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NRL legend and commentator Johnathon Thurston has told Adam Hawse he's proud of his former Origin teammate, now new Maroons coach Darius Boyd.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ruan Sims react to the news that Darius Boyd will become the next Queensland coach. A Thursday night edition of MC's Hammertime takes place as they discuss the news around Hudson Young. Later, Parramatta Eels forward Jack Williams joins the team for a chat.

A State of Origin hero with one hell of a story. From glory to the most infamous press conference in Australian sport. From rock bottom to a man who now inspires thousands. Darius Boyd’s journey is as raw as it is remarkable. Darius opens up about the mentorship that shaped his career – and life – under Wayne Bennett. We revisit that press conference, his struggles behind the scenes despite on-field triumphs, and the turning point that saw him own his story and use it as a strength. It’s the full Darius Boyd story – unfiltered, inspiring, and unforgettable. *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegames See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A State of Origin hero with one hell of a story. From glory to the most infamous press conference in Australian sport. From rock bottom to a man who now inspires thousands. Darius Boyd’s journey is as raw as it is remarkable. Darius opens up about the mentorship that shaped his career – and life – under Wayne Bennett. We revisit that press conference, his struggles behind the scenes despite on-field triumphs, and the turning point that saw him own his story and use it as a strength. It’s the full Darius Boyd story – unfiltered, inspiring, and unforgettable. *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegames See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Origin heroics to premiership glory, Darius Boyd has done it all on the footy field. But there’s more to Darius than meets the eye. Get a taste of the man behind the headlines – sharp, driven, and ready to rip in. The full episode next week goes deep on one of Aussie sport’s most fascinating (and often misunderstood) figures. Thanks Darius!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julian King is joined by Dragons legend Darius Boyd who previews the St. George's clash against Manly and weighs in on the Lachy Galvin situation on Sportsday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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FULL SHOW: What's My Scene, Darius Boyd, Kip & Corey's Parenting Diary + MORESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maroons legend Darius Boyd has been announced as the head coach of the Queensland Under 19 team for 2025. Boyd is more than fit for the role, having played 28 games for the Maroons, served as the assistant coach for the Under 19 team in 2024, and worked as the Brisbane Broncos’ backs coach in 2024. Darius Boyd told Peter Psaltis on Wide World of Sports, "I think at the moment this program will be great for me to sink my teeth into the head coaching role, while still having that time with family." "Rugby league and the mentors that I had around me really helped, I suppose, guide me and support me and, turn me into the man I am today." "The game really helped me and, hopefully, I can do that for the next generation," Boyd continued. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corey Oates Reacts To Messages From Johnathon Thurston, Darius Boyd + MORESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In part two of our compelling men's health discussion, we continue our deep dive into the critical topic of men's mental health. Our esteemed guests, Darius Boyd, a former rugby league icon, and Michael Crutcher, former editor of the Courier Mail, continue to share their insights and experiences, shedding light on this crucial issue.In this episode, we delve even deeper into the challenges and triumphs of men's mental health. Darius and Michael bring forth their unique perspectives and stories, offering valuable advice and guidance on using the five pillars for mental wellness:Support networkEmpathyMindfulnessExcercieGratitude'Men's Mental Health Matters' is an ongoing dialogue that aims to inspire, empower, and create a positive change. Tune in and be part of this important conversation, as we explore the path to better mental health.This podcast is a production of Down Syndrome Queensland.If you have a question, would like more information on any of our episodes, or have suggestions for future topics, send us an email - engagement@downsyndrome.qld.org.au.For more information please visit the DSQ website, or follow us on Facebook and Instagram.Mentioned in this episode:To find out more about volunteering, or to support the work of Down Syndrome Queensland, go to downsyndrome.org.au/qld

In honour of International Mens Day on 19th November, we shed light on the often-overlooked aspect of men's health – their mental wellbeing. In this episode, we are joined by two incredible guests, former rugby league legend, Darius Boyd, and former editor of the Courier Mail, Michael Krutcher, to share their experiences and insights into the world of men's mental health.During this engaging conversation, we discuss the pressure of balancing life, career and family while also dealing with the expectations and criticisms of everyone around you. Darius Boyd opens up about his personal journey about dealing with his own challenges while being in the public eye, and having the added expectations and criticisms of those around you.Michael Krutcher provides valuable advice on navigating the complexities of mental health and the importance of a support network.'Men's Mental Health Matters' is a powerful conversation about understanding yourself, identifying the support around you and learning to balance all of the expectations around fatherhood. Tune in and be part of the conversation that's changing lives.This podcast is a production of Down Syndrome Queensland.If you have a question, would like more information on any of our episodes, or have suggestions for future topics, send us an email - engagement@downsyndrome.qld.org.au.For more information please visit the DSQ website, or follow us on Facebook and Instagram.Mentioned in this episode:To find out more about volunteering, or to support the work of Down Syndrome Queensland, go to downsyndrome.org.au/qld

Chattin' with... Wally Lewis, Morgan Harper, Lote Tuqiri, Joe Stimson, Darius Boyd, Kevin Campion, Wade Graham, Haze Duster, Rod Silva, Josh Jackson, Matt Ballin & Adam Elliott!

The best bits of the Run Home with Joel and Justin Horo as they chat to Darius Boyd, Millie Boyle, Fletch, Robbie Kearns and Kirstie and Beaver from SENZ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An absolute packed show for Wednesday on the Run Home ahead of Game 3 of State of Origin as Joel Caine and Justin 'The Scope' Horo are live at Homebush for the show. The guys manage to catch up with Fletch and Robbie Kearns, former Maroons player Darius Boyd and current NRLW Roosters and Jillaroos star Millie Boyle. Plus the boys from NRL Roast, Sean from Sportsbet and Brett Phillips ahead of the Wimbledon quarter finals. Plus we head across the ditch to Kirstie and Beaver from SENZ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys keep ramping up to the final game of State of Origin plus they catch up with Darius Boyd and Millie Boyle Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former QLD Maroons star Darius Boyd joins the Run Home with Joel and Justin ahead of the State of Origin Game 3 to chat about One Pass At A Time and his NRL and Origin career Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Queensland Maroons legend talks about the "One Pass At A Time" program

Chattin' with... Lachlan Croker, Tony Puletua, Joel Thompson, Greg Bird, Michael Crocker, Darius Boyd, John Asiata, Zac Woolford, Mat Rogers, Andrew McCullough, Reuben Garrick & Gorden Tallis!

The Story Shared: Darius Boyd shared his journey from being one of the best Rugby League players in the world to being admitted into a mental health facility. Darius opens up about his mental struggle during a time when seemingly on the surface everything looked perfect. He spoke about the courage it took to put his hand up and admit that he needed help in an environment that stigmatised mental well-being. About Darius Boyd: Broncos, Dragons, Knights, Maroons, Australia ... Darius Boyd is an NRL champion. This raw, honest and inspiring episode takes us into the heart of his footy and private life and reveals his fight to conquer his demons and live a better life. Listing statistics, awards and premierships doesn't reveal the battles that Darius Boyd has faced off the field. A teenager with a troubled background, he started his career with innate footy talent but also the emotional baggage of an unknown father, the devastating loss of loved ones, and a mother who was walking a mental health tightrope herself, which as a kid he didn't understand. As his talent shone on the field and his profile increased, Darius struggled. Hiding years of depression and unhappiness, playing footy was his escape. But no one can run from themselves forever. The horrific spinal injury to good mate and Newcastle Knights teammate Alex McKinnon was the catalyst that finally broke Darius. Realising he needed help for his anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts, he turned his back on football, checked into a mental health facility and began to mend his life and himself.  Career Highlights: → 28 State of Origin games for Queensland. → 23 games for Australia. → Clive Churchill winner in the 2010 NRL Premiership. Expertise: → Improving mental health in Athletes.   → Professional Rugby League Coach. → Resilience training for youth.     For more on Darius Boyd read his book – Battling the Blues.   Follow me on Instagram and  YouTube. For more, go to  https://www.paramedicmindset.com.au/   Music by Ehrling Music.  

In this episode, I chat with rugby league star Darius Boyd about his personal mental health journey - just in time for "R U OK Day?"

Pat & Heals speak with Former Broncos player Darius Boyd about player wellbeing and how important it is to have the right tools in place at every rugby league club. Darius will speak at the QRL Wellbeing in Focus Breakfast on September 9 with a bunch of guest speakers. If you would like to attend, tickets are available here: www.qrlhospitality.com.au

Pat & Heals full show with interviews with Gerard Whateley on tonight's Lions v Richmond final, Darius Boyd, Tennis with Brett Phillips, greyhounds with Luke Gatehouse and plenty more

While we love to have some good AFL banter on the show, this week's episode is all about a star from another Aussie sport…

In this week's NRL special, Hayesy recalls some of the most memorable player interviews - for both the right and wrong reasons.

Dan and Ed sit down with Rugby League royalty, Darius Boyd. A man that achieved everything in the game of Rugby League, 2 premierships, over 300 first grade games and a Clive Churchill medal however, it was his battle with mental health and mindset that was his biggest test. In this open and honest conversation we hear about the early life of Darius growing up on the Gold Coast, never meeting or knowing who his father is and what his experience was like spending 3 weeks in a mental health facility in 2014 while playing for the Newcastle Knights. We discuss the importance of strong male role models, how the media easily and incorrectly portrays what professional athletes are actually like as people and what it was like going from a shy kid on the GC who wanted to play just one game of NRL for the Broncos to a Rugby League great.

On this week's episode of ‘All Ball' we look back at the career of Darius Boyd, one filled with premierships, state of origin dynasties and over 337 NRL games for the Brisbane Broncos, St George Illawarra Dragons and the Newcastle Knights. Boyd will be remembered for his incredible displays at origin level as well as his role in the 2010 Premiership for the Dragons where Darius was at his peak playing great football in the fullback position. Boyd will also be remembered as a crucial ambassador in the game for mental health with Darius sharing some of his struggles throughout his career. Through these conversations Boyd helped many others step forward and share their own story and challenges. Next up in ‘the Match' we put two of the Cronulla Sharks greatest players against each other in Paul Gallen and Luke Lewis. Luke Lewis has an incredible career with over 324 games for the Panthers and Sharks. A versatile player that found his home in the backrow and would go on to become one of the best backrowers in the game at every level. For Paul Gallen, you either love him or hate him but his CV speaks for itself.  Gallen achieved everything in the game and will be remembered as one of the greatest ever players to represent the Sharks and the NSW Blues. Finally, in ‘Rapid Fire' we continue our Legend Series and select our favourite player from each club. This week we pick our favourite retired players from the North Queensland Cowboys.~ Dan & Coz

Darius Boyd shares his lived experience with mental health and why it is important to seek support instead of remaining silent. Darius shares his three practical tips on how to create space for a conversation.

Broncos legend Darius Boyd has called for resilience training to be given a permanent slot in the curriculum, saying more needs to be urgently done to tackle kids mental health.  The family of a man who killed his own brother in a sickening coward punch attack at their niece's birthday party have hit out at the man in court.. A court has heard that Police were unable to prosecute Rowan Baxter after he traumatised his four-year-old daughter by abducting her and fleeing interstate.  The state's former top judge proposed changing legislation so courts could set fixed parole release dates when sentences were five years or less to combat a growing parole board backlog.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at COURIERMAIL.com.au/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our mystery footy tipper this week is... DARIUS BOYD!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our mystery footy tipper this week is... DARIUS BOYD!

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Darius Boyd. He is someone who I have been keen to interview for a very long time. I’ve been fascinated by his journey through the NRL beginning with a premiership and finishing with a wooden spoon. I was fascinated how he followed a single coach to different teams, how he openly checked himself into a mental health facility, and how he has now gone on to educate others and do great things in the mental health space. Darbs (we are in nickname basis now whether he likes it or not ) has quite a story and I know you’ll love this chat! Enjoy x Contact hello@strozkiymedia.com for sponsorship opportunities. Host: Libby Trickett Instagram: @allthatglitterspod Produced by: Strozkiy Media (@strozkiymedia) www.strozkiymedia.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WHAT TOILET CUBICLE DO YOU DEFAULT TO GUYS? IT'S KILLING US!Darius Boyd the NRL legend and new SAS recruit joins the guys today for a round of "Know Your Darius" that Elly does surprisingly well at!Dare or Dare is back and this week it's Elly's turn to throw Becks under the bus!And Becks has to eat some humble pie after doing an about face on something he's teased Elly about for months!Enjoy!

He's a Queensland and Australian Rugby League representative and now former Broncos captain Darius Boyd is trading his professional sport retirement for a stint on 'S.A.S. Australia' and we have to ask...why? Follow Ash, Luttsy & Susie O'Neill! Facebook: www.facebook.com/ashluttsyandsusieoneill  Twitter: www.twitter.com/ashluttsysusie  Instagram: www.instagram.com/ashluttsyandsusieoneill See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan speaks with Darius Boyd, former professional athlete of 15 years playing at the highest level of the NRL, with Brisbane Broncos and the QLD maroons amongst others.Ryan & Darius discuss:His journey of being raised by his mum, his dream of playing rugby league and the doubts along the way.Darius' well-publicised break from the game, when he sought help for his mental health.The pressure of playing at the highest level and why he doesn't watch the games on TV.The stigma of mental health in the game and why it needs to change.His new business 'The I in Team' and how he's helping businesses and sporting teams to raise their awareness around mental health, so others don't go through what he did.

Welcome to episode 213 of the Talking with TK Podcast. My special guest today is Darius Boyd. Darius is a two time NRL premiership winner who played 337 first grade games across the Brisbane Broncos, Newcastle Knights and St George Illawarra Dragons, 23 games for Australia without losing a game and was part of the most dominate Queensland side in State of Origin history where he played 28 games from 2008 to 2017. Post footy, Darius is a mental health ambassador and facilitator. Time Stamps 0:00 - Welcome Darius Boyd 0:45 - First year out of retirement 2:07 - Moving away from structure of footy  3:07 - Challenges of his childhood 5:10 - Did he always want to be parent given his childhood adversity  6:59 - What its like having three daughters 9:05 - How he found Rugby League  11:15 - Early struggles in the NRL 11:30 - The influence of Rod Patison at Palm Beach Currumbin 13:45 - How he picked his manager 14:49 - The first time he met Wayne Bennett 16:55 - The impact of his Nan in his life 18:54 - His first grade debut for the Broncos 21:48 - The culture of the Broncos 23:21 - Celebrating the 2006 premiership 24:24 - Why he left the Broncos and how he got to St George 28:01 - The fullback move to being a third ball player 31:07 - Intercepts and defensive reads 32:34 - His negative relationship with media during his career 36:00 - The special bond of the Queensland State of Origin team 40:21 - His left edge combo with Greg Inglis  44:00 - Why he checked himself into a mental health clinic at 27 48:38 - Key areas to positive mental health 51:21 - What masculine traits he most admires 52:57 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party Find 200 + episodes of Talking with TK in that back catalogue. I've been blessed to interview the likes of Ellyse Perry, Petero Civoniceva, Robert Whittaker, Mark Schwarzer, Shane Webcke, Adrian Morley, Mark Ella, Willie Tonga, Steve Menzies, Jamie Lyon Craig Wing, Danny Buderus, Mat Rogers, Anthony Minichiello, Luke Lewis, Chad Townsend, Andrew Ettingshausen, Bradley Clyde, Stirling Mortlock, Alex McKinnon, Mark Geyer, Cameron Murray ,Craig Lowndes, Pat Cash, Matt Toomua, Kieren Perkins, Paul Harragon, Robbie Maddison and many more. www.talkingwithtk.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Darius Boyd is a man who set out with the childhood dream to play one game for the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL. After making his debut for the club at the age of 18, and winning a premiership in his first season, he went on to spend 15 years playing at the top level of the game.  Darius achieved almost every accolade that rugby league could offer, playing and winning honours with his clubs, State and Country before retiring after the 2020 season. You will hear Darius share how as an elite athlete, he learned about the importance of teamwork; the power of great coaches and coaching;  and surrounding yourself with quality people and quality information, on and off the field. Rest assured that his  journey in sports was much more than that. In 2014, Darius attracted national media attention when he walked away from the game to seek help for his mental health. He returned the following year to restart his career, earning the title of best player for the Queensland Maroons in 2016. Darius now applies the lessons that he has learned and experienced and the strategies both lived and studied to help others achieve the best from their teams through a focus on positive mental health. From goal setting to the importance of hard work; the value a coach and mentor can have; learning from experience;  feeling valued and feeling heard; your role in creating the right environment to inspire and support you; how leadership comes in many styles and approaches; how caring about the individual is the foundation of building a successful team; as well as helping those around to you to get better, to be better and to do better, were just some of the things I took away from this conversation.They say there is no ‘I' in team, but Darius Boyd has a slightly different spin on it, and you can head over to theiinteam.com.au to find out a lot more. I would also recommend that you check out his book “Battling the Blues” if you get the chance. I also suggest you read the original post that Darius posted on LinkedIn that inspired me to reach out to him in the first place. You can find it here - Five Reasons For Maroons Origins SuccessSo a big thank you to Darius and to you for taking some time to check it out and give this a listen. If you enjoyed it, let me know what you took from it and I would love it if you shared it with someone else that you feel will get something from it. Of course if you  are working on your own goals and  performance improvement and want to explore how our coaching could help, you can reach out to me over at infinitepie.co.uk.In the meantime, keep doing stuff that matters, with people who count. 

I am sharing an episode of the Bro Chat podcast where we sat down with Darius Boyd because I found it a really beneficial chat and one that I think you will get value from.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Rising Coaches Podcast Member Spotlight presents Darius Boyd - Northern Essex Community College.

Darius Boyd played 337 NRL games for 3 different clubs, won 2 premierships, played 28 games for Queensland and represented Australia 23 times. He was also my team mate across many of those games. Outside of his elite sport performance Darius has battled with his own mental health and he open up to me in this episode of We are Human. Darius also has anew book out now which is called Battling the Blues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.