Podcasts about former springbok

Former Springbok assistant coach Johann van Graan made the tough move to the bottom of the English Premiership log, Bath, two years ago. It seemed like a mountain to climb. This past weekend, he led the club to their first trophy in 17 years, and they are also on course to win the Premiership. He joined "To The Last Drop" to talk about his journey, settling in Bath, and where he thinks rugby needs to go in the future.

Former Springbok rugby player and Hell's Angel turned Saint James Dalton appeared on the Sias du Plessis Show. James spoke about his mission to irradicate bullying in schools and make them safer places with security and training. Bullet also shared his journey with the Hell's Angels and how he got out and changed his life. Don't miss it.

Former Springbok rugby player, Patrick Lambie, joins us to discuss Seaton Estate. Tune in to learn more. Radio Life & Style on Facebook · The Morning Show Sponsor: Excellerate Security

Bongani Bingwa speaks to Tshidi Madia, EWN Associate Political Editor about the political events of the week including how Julius Malema is dealing with the departure of some EFF leaders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In an engaging interview on Breakfast with Martin Bester, Tendai 'The Beast' Mtawarira opened up about his experiences and insights from the world of professional rugby.

The Springboks have been buoyed by the arrival of Kiwi coach Tony Brown and are aiming to carry their momentum from Johannesburg through to Cape Town.  Former Springbok Werner Swanepoel joins D'Arcy Waldegrave to discuss Brown's influence on the team, and where the second test will be won and lost.  “Suddenly, you know, we bring some more New Zealand flair to a South African backline, and I think that's quite, quite exciting for us heading into the next World Cup.”  LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will this week bring redemption for the All Blacks? Last week saw them lose to South Africa, the Springboks taking the win at Ellis Park.  This Sunday will see them facing off again in Cape Town, and Coach Scott Robertson has made a few changes to the lineup in preparation.  Former Springbok and Rugby Commentator Kevin Putt joined Ryan Bridge to preview the match and give his thoughts on the changes to the squad.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Springbok legend Breyton Paulse is no stranger to success against the All Blacks at Ellis Park. 20 years ago he scored a try in a 40-26 win over the All Blacks in the 2004 Tri Nations.   He joined Piney to discuss the upcoming test between the All Blacks and Springboks at Ellis Park.  “I know New Zealand is going through a bit of a rough patch and, and we as Springbok players and ex-Springbok players, we can never write them off.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a big weekend for the All Blacks as they're set to face South Africa at one of the toughest rugby venues.  They're playing the Springboks in the Rugby Championship early Sunday morning.  Former Springbok and Rugby Commentator Kevin Putt told Ryan Bridge that the All Blacks will be walking into a really confrontational, hostile place, but that's the reason they play the game.  He said there's a reason someone like Sam Cane was brought back, as that experience of playing there with success will be key.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks are in for a tough task ahead of their trip to South Africa for two crucial Rugby Championship clashes. Former Springbok Kevin Putt joined Piney to discuss further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Springbok Kevin Putt joins the show to give his thoughts on the All Blacks squad and possible changes prior to this weekends fixture against Argentina at Eden Park Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Juandré Kruger, a former Springbok Professional Rugby Player joins Lester to celebrate ‘The Gift of sight Golf Day 2024' an event held on 16th May at De Zalze Golf Club in Stellenbosch. Sponsored by ZOHO & Eye Laser Clinic, The Gift of Sight, event aimed to raise awareness and funds for cataract surgeries in South Africa, supporting those unable to afford private healthcare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are lucky enough to have the participant - legendary Springbok wing and sports commentator Breyton Paulse -on the line with us now – welcome to Views & News as we talk about your time on The Masked Singer SA as the Monster character See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Sam Cane is the latest to suggest opening up the All Blacks' eligibility to New Zealanders playing for overseas clubs. The current All Blacks captain has asked NZ Rugby to consider allowing players overseas to be eligible for national selection. Former Springbok and rugby commentator Kevin Putt approves of this idea, claiming it's been successful for South Africa. "What we've got to look at is- why are we 7th in the world in the under-20s? We've got France and Ireland one and two, we've got years of pain ahead of us at the moment." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Breakfast with Martin Bester spoke to former Springbok Schalk Brits after the national team's victory at the Rugby World Cup final.

The Springboks are bracing themselves for an epic Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand at the Stade de France in Paris tonight. Head coach Jacques Nienaber this week made five changes to his match-day squad from their one-point semi-final victory against England, with two in the starting 15 and three on the bench. Scrumhalf Faf de Klerk and flyhalf Handre Pollard replaced Cobus Reinach and Manie Libbok, who are out of the matchday squad. Hooker Bongi Mbonambi is also in the starting line-up after World Rugby found insufficient evidence to charge him over the racism allegations made against him by England's Tom Curry. The All Blacks coach Ian Foster has made one change to his starting 15, Brodie Retallick replacing Sam Whitelock in the second row. Sebenzile Nkambule spoke to Braam Van Straaten, who played for the Springboks between 1999 and 2001...

Breakfast with Martin Bester spoke to former Springbok player Nick Mallet about the outcome of the Rugby World Cup final between South Africa and England.

It's finally time for a rematch.  Back in 1995 the All Blacks faced South Africa in the Rugby World Cup Final and will be doing the same this Sunday morning.  Hennie Le Roux was a member of the Springboks when they took the cup in ‘95 and told Kate Hawkesby that they're preparing themselves for an enormous battle this time.  He said that New Zealand has shown that they're a power to reckon with and are probably consistently the best team in the world over a long period of time.  Le Roux said that if the Springboks are going to lose, they'd rather lose to New Zealand than anyone else.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Springbok first-five Joel Stransky, who broke All Blacks hearts in 1995, joins Staf to talk about this weekend's blockbuster Rugby World Cup final between the two great sides. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Breakfast with Martin Bester spoke to Breyton Paulse to hear what his prediction for the Rugby World Cup Final will be.

New Zealand, Argentina, South Africa and England have booked their spots in the 2023 Rugby World Cup semi-finals. Both matches will take place at the Stade de France stadium in Saint-Denis, and the winners of both matches will face off in next week's final. Former Springbok Kevin Putt is predicting an All Blacks-South Africa final come next Sunday. "Physicality wise, the French are known for probably playing a with bit more flair and creativity and putting the ball away- you know when South Africa plays New Zealand, it'll be a bone-fight out there. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Springbok Captain Wynand Claassen has mauled the South African government for its sluggishness in updating anti-doping regulations. This blunder could've had the Proteas and Springboks playing without their national flag. In a candid interview with BizNews, Claassen is incredulous that the Department of Culture and Sport allowed two international competitions to proceed without sorting out these crucial regulations. He doesn't hold back on SA and World Rugby Boards either, slamming the Springboks' "Chappie" kit worn during the Rugby World Cup. Following an open letter to World Rugby, Claassen and his "partner-in-crime," former Bok captain Tommy Bedford, launched a blistering attack on the so-called "Gin and Tonic Board Room Brigade." Claassen asserts that World Rugby administrators live differently from professional rugby's gritty reality. The maze of rules they have introduced drives fans and aspiring rugby stars away from the sport. For the sport's excessive yellow and red cards, he offers a bold alternative to reduce head clashes and make the game safer for players. Claassen also calls on ex-players and seasoned captains who genuinely grasp the game to have a louder voice in shaping its future. Regarding his ongoing battle to declare Newlands Stadium in Cape Town a heritage site, he is not backing off, much like he did during his rugby-playing days as an indomitable eighth-man

Former South African rugby international Breyton Paulse - who scored 26 tries in 64 test matches played between 1999 and 2007 - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, ahead of this weekend's blockbuster Rugby Championship clash between the All Blacks and Springboks at Mount Smart Stadium. Paulse shares his thoughts on the South African 23 named for the match and whether it's their best side, how they're tracking ahead of the Rugby World Cup, the changes South African rugby has gone through over the years, and more.

Former Springbok captain, Jean de Villiers, chats to the Kfm Mornings team about how he chased down and apprehended a shoplifter at a butcher in Paarl. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Lawrence Sephaka, Former Springbok prop 

 Guest:Jaque Fourie, Former Springbok 

Former Springbok rugby player, Grant Esterhuizen opened up an attack he suffered following this weekend's rugby.

Guest: Bolla Conradie, Former Springbok scrumhalf     

He broke our hearts back in '95 and he's here today on the show to recap the All Blacks loss against South Africa.

It's pretty high stakes for Ian Foster for the All Blacks in South Africa. If Foster doesn't win at least one game, he's gone. But the question is whether the All Blacks have the capability to turn it around after the series loss to Ireland. Kiwi-born former Springbok Kevin Putt joined Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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"The Springboks recorded an impressive win against Scotland, beating them 30-15 in Edinburgh this past weekend. This followed the win against Wales the previous weekend. Former Boks head coach Ian McIntosh reflects on this victory, and also has some praises for the good rugby played by the Boks."  

Nashy caught up with AJ Venter for a chat on all things rugby. But as always on the show the conversation ranged across a number of topics including Podcasting and Mental Health.AJ recalls famous on field incidents including the pitch invasion during a match vs the All Blacks when he and Richie McCaw were first on the scene when a pitch invader tackled the ref.AJ also opens up and discusses his battles with Mental Health following his rugby career and transition into the business world.An honest conversation from start to finish.Please excuse a few drops in connection. AJ is based in South Africa and when recording there was a storm brewing outdoors.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_familyYouTube - GET AFTER IT with NashyFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT with Nashy

Former Springbok and Southern Kings coach Robbi Kempson speaks about the latest performances and the way forward for the national team ahead of their northern hemisphere tour. LISTEN | Ex Springbok Robbi Kempson speaks about recent Bok's wins, losses and their way forward

Former Springbok and Southern Kings coach Robbi Kempson speaks about the latest performances and the way forward for the national team ahead of their northern hemisphere tour. LISTEN | Ex Springbok Robbi Kempson speaks about recent Bok's wins, losses and their way forward

Staf chats to legendary Springbok Victor Matfield after the epic test between the All Blacks and the Springboks this weekend. The King of the lineout tells us what went so right for the South Africans in the weekend.

Former Springbok coach Pieter De Villiers speaks to Daron Mann on the challenges facing the beleaguered EP Elephants as his coaching tenure comes to an end and his plans to move to politics. De Villiers opens up about the financial problems facing the provincial rugby team, the current losing streak in SA rugby, saying that the national team is no longer able to compete at the top level and there needs to be soul searching for the reigning world champs to move forward. As coach De Villiers ended his tenure with a 63% win ratio. De Villiers, who recently announced his move to politics, told Daron how he believed he was in a good position to make a positive contribution to the country by representing Patricia de Lille's Good party as a mayoral candidate at  Drakenstein Municipality in the Cape Winelands.

Former Springbok coach Pieter De Villiers speaks to Daron Mann on the challenges facing the beleaguered EP Elephants as his coaching tenure comes to an end and his plans to move to politics. De Villiers opens up about the financial problems facing the provincial rugby team, the current losing streak in SA rugby, saying that the national team is no longer able to compete at the top level and there needs to be soul searching for the reigning world champs to move forward. As coach De Villiers ended his tenure with a 63% win ratio. De Villiers, who recently announced his move to politics, told Daron how he believed he was in a good position to make a positive contribution to the country by representing Patricia de Lille's Good party as a mayoral candidate at  Drakenstein Municipality in the Cape Winelands.

Staffy chats to Joel Stransky about the Rugby Championship ahead of the Springboks matchup with the All Blacks this weekend.

The 'Scenic Drive with Rian' show airs weekdays from 16h00 to 19h00 on Jacaranda FM, taking hundreds of thousands of loyal listeners home with a smile each day. There's no task too big; no challenge left unanswered when it comes to Rian's style. And thanks to the diversity of the team, you're bound to find a common factor with one of them.

The 'Scenic Drive with Rian' show airs weekdays from 16h00 to 19h00 on Jacaranda FM, taking hundreds of thousands of loyal listeners home with a smile each day. There's no task too big; no challenge left unanswered when it comes to Rian's style. And thanks to the diversity of the team, you're bound to find a common factor with one of them.

We're set for a big finish to this series on Saturday and we're delighted to be joined by some South African firepower ahead of the final test! Stefan Terblanche joins Stuart to preview the decider in Cape Town and give his thoughts on the series as a whole. The former Sharks, Ospreys & Ulster man also discusses his own career and life after rugby. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Springbok and World Cup winner Schalk Brits joins us this week to fill us in on what the second Test was like from his viewpoint pitchside, how Rassie Erasmus' video and the refereeing has gone down in South Africa and what he thinks will happen in the deciding third Test. Plus, Jim and Goodey pick the bones out of all the major controversial refereeing calls, discuss what changes Warren Gatland should make in personnel and tactically and put their money where their mouth is on whether the Lions can win the series. And, Goodey fills in on his own interactions with Rassie Erasmus in the lead-up to the second Test! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Springbok and Cell C Sharks winger Odwa Ndungane chatted to Nick Tatham ahead of the first test of the highly anticipated British and Irish Lions series starting in Cape Town on Saturday.

Tim Cocker reacts to the Lions naming their squad to face a very strong South Africa A side on Wednesday. A match being billed as an un-official 4th test match.Is a stand off emerging between the two sides about playing another match on Saturday? Hear what Warren Gatland and Rassie Erasmus have to say.Former Springbok second-row and former Gloucester Director of Rugby Johan Ackermann looks ahead to the game and the rest of the series.And, Stuart Hogg's former coach Bryan Easson gives an insight into the Scotland captain. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We caught up Sharks legend and former Springbok fullback Stefan Terblanche to look back his career. The versatile back, who operated from fullback, wing and centre, scored 19 tries for South Africa in 37 tests. He made his debut for the Springboks in June 1998 against Ireland, scoring four tries to tie a South African record. He later went on better by scoring five tries against Italy in June 1999. The ruthless finisher also played in two Rugby World Cups, making four appearances in 1999 and one in 2003 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kokkie Kooyman, portfolio manager at Denker Capital discusses whether Absa's closure of its money market fund will offset a trend throughout the banking industry. In our Business Book Feature, we reviewed entrepreneur and venture capitalist, Daniel Strauss' book, 'The Billionaire Mindset' . Tendai "Beast" Mtawarira, former Springbok's loosehead prop joined Bruce Whitfield to talk about his relationship with money.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Former Springbok rugby captain Bobby Skinstad told BizNews about the Lions Tour, which is set to come to South Africa this year. The international rugby tour could bring with it great things for the SA economy and its battered tourism industry, but the reality of Covid-19 may still put a dampener on festivities. Skinstad also tells BizNews founder Alec Hogg about the business side of his life.

Former Springbok rugby captain Bobby Skinstad told BizNews about the Lions Tour, which is set to come to South Africa this year. The international rugby tour could bring with it great things for the SA economy and its battered tourism industry, but the reality of Covid-19 may still put a dampener on festivities. Skinstad also tells BizNews founder Alec Hogg about the business side of his life.

Heyneke Meyer was still at high school when he told a teacher that he would one day become the Springbok head coach. Rather than encouraging the youngster, he was told this was a pipedream. This discouragement continued at university, but against advice to the contrary, he studied sports management, education, and “just about everything I believed was necessary for me to realise my ultimate goal of coaching my country. When my time came, and it would, I had to be ready. But few people believed in me.” Unknowingly, his coaching career would evolve along seven key principles of leadership, and these would only become apparent to him after experiencing the ebbs and flows of what is an extremely uncertain career choice. Michael Avery caught up with the coach who transformed the Bulls into a Super Rugby winning juggernaut and also the man who holds the unwelcome tag of losing against Japan, what these highs and lows have taught him about leadership in this inspiring 30 minute conversation.

Guest: former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers

Born in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape, Odwa Ndungane and his twin brother Akona initially dreamt of a career in football, but went on to become the only twins ever to play for the Springboks. During his remarkable 17 year career, Odwa earned the reputation as one of the most professional, humble, hardest working and dependable players on the rugby field. After a difficult start at the Sharks when he wondered if he was on the right path, Odwa is now a member of an elite group of players with over 100 caps for the Sharks, and at the time of his retirement, was their most-capped Super Rugby player with 135 appearances. His Springbok debut came in 2008, and he earned 9 test caps.  After retiring in 2017, Odwa applied the same focus and discipline he had on the field to life after rugby. He now owns his own construction business, and together with his brother, started the Ndungane Twins Foundation as a way to give hope and provide opportunity to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. In this episode he talks about his love of the game, what kept him motivated and focused during the difficult times, and how he prepared for life after rugby. 

Khalid Galand, South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport CEO gives an update on the Former Springbok hooker Chiliboy Ralepelle doping case and the new law that proposes that random doping tests should be conducted 

SAfm — On #Flashbackfriday we reflected on Springbok Legend Mark Andrews career and we continued celebrating the RWC 95 winning Springboks. Guest: Mark Andrews - Former Springbok and Sharks forward

Former Springbok ruby player Robbi Kempson played 37 test matches for South Africa over an 11 year international career. As a prop, he was both physically and mentally tough relishing the challenge of being in the front row of a scrum. Then after an injury to his arm the unexpected happened - he woke up one day as if 'in a dark black hole'. He was diagnosed with depression, and in this episode he talks about his journey to accepting and understanding that mental health struggles are not weakness. He agreed to speak out in order to break the stigma and in the hope that others will learn from his story.

Former Springbok player Bryan Habana reflected on his career as a rugby player and becoming an ambassador for Mastercard. Habana also urged South Africans to help those less fortunate during COVID-19 pandemic.

Scientifically tested, ShadowBall allows you to practice your rugby passing skills on your own… Former Springbok centre and commentator Gcobani Bobo says he’s excited about the shadowball.

SAfm — It’s Flashback Friday where celebrate our sporting icons from years gone by and we reflected on the career of former Springbok coach Jake White. Jake White won the 2007 Rugby World Cup beating England in the final in France. Guest : Jake White ( Director of Rugby at Bulls)

Former Springbok player Joe van Niekerk’s search for a new life took him to the jungle of Costa Rica. Van Niekerk now lives green by eating off the land and believes in plant-based medicines.

Jacaranda FM — Radio veteran and rock musician Martin Bester hosts 'Breakfast with Martin Bester' every weekday morning from 6am to 9am on Jacaranda FM. He starts your morning off with something completely fresh and new. Martin is real, fun and apologetically South African. You'll also find the 'Good Morning Angels with Martin' feature on this channel.

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Guest: Jean De Villiers | Former Springbok Captain 

Former Springbok halfback Kevin Putt wraps up the two Rugby World Cup semi-finals.

We also spoke to former Springbok fullback Stefan Terblanche after South Africa reached the rugby world cup final where they will play England.

We spoke to former Springbok centre Wayne Julies looked back at the Springboks 26-3 win over Japan yesterday to set up a semi-final clash against Wales on Sunday

We round up Wednesday's three Pool matches between Argentina and USA, Scotland v Russia and the bruising encounter between Wales and Fiji and talk to the former Sprinbok Number 8, Pierre Spies, about his career and faith.

Former Springbok captain Bobby Skinstad will not be surprised if Saturday night's Rugby World Cup opener between South Africa and New Zealand is a pre-cursor to the final in six weeks time.He joined Jason Pine on Radio Sport to talk about Saturday's match and what he hopes the Springboks will bring to the tournament.

HOT91.9FM — Former Springbok coach Peter De Villiers is the guest on Hot Sport. De Villiers discusses the situation regarding his application to coach the Southern Kings following reports alleging that he didn’t meet the selection criteria, due to not being in possession of a Level 3 certificate. Hot Sport is proudly brought to you by Sandown Motors your Mercedes-Benz partner.

Jacaranda FM — Former Springbok captain Jean De Villiers has described the death of James Small as a massive loss for rugby.

Former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers has reportedly lashed out at the Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) after reports that he had been fired as the Sables' head coach...

On our latest podcast we catch up with former Bulls & Springbok number 8, Pierre Spies as we look back on a fine career, and also find out what he's doing now that he's hung up his boots. He fields your questions and also plays our 'quickfire' game!

We checke up on two of our boxers who were involved in horrific incidents this year. Simpiwe Vetyela was hurt in a hit and run while Mzuvukile Magwaca was shot in a robbery at his home. We also talked about the role of agents in schools rugby, SARU Accredited Rugby Agent Mark Greeff and Former Springbok winger turned Player agent Akhona Ndungane were our guests.

Former Springbok wing Stefan Terblanche makes a g…

Former Springbok scrumhalf Dan van Zyl is an much admired rugby coach in Ireland, a country whose team massively outperforms on the global stage. He says Ireland's ability to teams with vastly superior resources is no fluke, and in this fascinating interview with former teammate (and opponent) Bob Skinstad, shares insights into a national structure that consistently delivers the goods. Huge lessons for those running the show in the former Springbok captain Skinstad's home country.

Former Springbok scrumhalf Dan van Zyl is an much…

Former Springbok scrumhalf Dan van Zyl is an much admired rugby coach in Ireland, a country whose team massively outperforms on the global stage. He says Ireland's ability to teams with vastly superior resources is no fluke, and in this fascinating interview with former teammate (and opponent) Bob Skinstad, shares insights into a national structure that consistently delivers the goods. Huge lessons for those running the show in the former Springbok captain Skinstad's home country.

Former Springbok captain and scrum-half, Joost van der Westhuizen, has been hailed a true leader and champion for putting the spotlight on motor neuron disease. Joost founded the J9 Foundation to help those suffering from the disease. He died yesterday after battling the disease since 2011. This report by Simone Burke in Johannesburg

Former Springbok captain and scrum-half, Joost van der Westhuizen hailed a true leader and champion for putting the spotlight on motor neuron disease. Joost founded the J9 Foundation to help those suffering from the disease. He died yesterday after battling the disease since 2011. Sakina Kamwendo speaks J9 foundation Marketing and Public relations officer, Claire Grobler

It was a dark day in Springbok rugby, not the first, and most likely not the last. It’s not often people walk out the pub when the Springboks are playing, but that second half display against the All Blacks saw just that. Empty seats, which was also evident on the TV screens. But where to from here? The old saying that there’s nothing more feared than a damaged Springbok in world rugby is starting to wear thin, and a plan is needed. Former Springbok lock and World Cup winner Victor Matfield chatted to David O’Sullivan, looking at options going forward. Here is that conversation transcribed as heard on Joburg PM with David O’Sullivan on Hot91.9.

Former Springbok captain and 2007 World Cup winne…

Former Springbok captain and 2007 World Cup winner Bob Skinstad has successfully converted his career from the playing fields to the boardroom. A month ago Skinstad relocated his young family to London where he accepted an offer to expand his business horizons. In this fascinating interview with Biznews.com's Alec Hogg, the former Seartec executive and popular television pundit talks about living in London, leadership, global citizenship, South Africa, and, of course, what needs to be done to revive the fellows who now wear his beloved Green and Gold.

Brad Brown speaks to former springbok Joel Stransky in discussing 20th Anniversary '95 WC success

On tonight's SAfm Sports Wrap we look at the second of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations semi-final between Equatorial Guinea and Ghana. We also chat to Daryl Impey who retained his South African Time Trial title in Mbombela today. Former Springbok centre and Stormers and Western Province backline coach Robbie Fleck joins us to talk about this weekend's Cape Town Tens. We also hear from the SA Sevens Rugby squad ahead of the Wellington Sevens in New Zealand.

TalkFEED — We are into week three of Cycle Talk SA and this week on the show: Brad chats about Springboks who cycle. Joel Stransky, the hero of South Africa’s 1995 Rugby World Cup victory and Supersport Presenter caught up with us about what he is up to on his bike. We chatted about the likes of […] Read more