Podcast appearances and mentions of grant fox

Today on the UnNamed Podcast, the fellas are joined by a friend of the show, Manaia Stweart, an they catch up with a dear friend of the show, GRANT FOX!!! Two new podcasts out every day found right where you got this one!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the highly anticipated return of Lana Coc-Kroft to Sports Cafe. Ryan Fox joins us from Paris to talk all things Olympics and the best stories from Grant Fox on the golf course. Leigh and Marc call in from Spain to discuss tribes in Africa with ostrich feet, how our swimmers can benefit from webbed hands, and much more. Note: episode recorded prior to Women's Sevens winning gold. About The Show: Ric Salizzo, Marc Ellis and Leigh Hart catch up to (uniquely) discuss sporting issues of the day, create havoc, welcome in special guests; and find time to look back with insight, and lay blame for moments from the popular Sports Cafe TV show. Follow: Ric Salizzo  Marc Ellis  LeighHart  Sportscafe  iHeartRadio NZ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Between Two Beers we're rewinding the clock back two years to when we sat down with Grant Fox.  Grant is one of the best to have ever worn the All Blacks 10 jersey and is still regarded as one of the finest goal-kickers of all time.  At the time of recording, Grant was in his final weeks as an All Blacks selector and in the process of pulling down the curtain on a 40-year career with New Zealand Rugby.  We covered all the most insightful parts of his rugby career, his business, his relationship with Ryan and some of his best stories from travelling with his golf superstar son.  He also talks about his 40-year friendship with the late Sir Martin Crowe and his important work with Big Buddies and the importance of being present with your kids.  This was one of our favourite episodes and we're really excited to share it with our new listeners. Grant broke the stereotype of stoic rugby man, with passages of real vulnerability and openness. If you didn't catch it the first time around you're in for a treat.  Listen on iheart or wherever you get your podcasts from, or watch the video on Youtube.   If you'd like to hire one of our guests to speak at your function or event, flick us a message by going to B2Bspeakers.co.nz. And while you're there, if you want behind-the-scenes info on each episode and whats going on in our world, subscribe to our weekly newsletter.  This episode was brought to you from the Export Beer garden studio. Enjoy.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Piney continues to look back on past Rugby World Cup finals. This time he goes all the way back to 1987 with All Blacks legend Grant Fox to discuss the All Blacks inaugural Rugby World Cup triumph. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I want to start the show with tributes to 3 people. The first is Brooke Graham. My neighbour and friend from the Coromandel who died recently at the age of just 42 from brain cancer.  A fast death inside 9 weeks but slow enough for her to make plans for her 10 year old daughter and her husband. Hers was a death of great grace and I am immensely sad. So to Carrick and MacKenzie, here's to your amazing wife and mother. Then there's Simon Barnett and his support of his wife, Jodi over the past 6 years in her fight against brain cancer as well. This was featured in the Weekend Herald on Saturday. Of course all of us here have on the afternoon show have known what Simon and his family have been going through. His strength, courage and love while still working this demanding job is amazing. It's good that you now know. And finally I want to acknowledge Richie Poulton, the director of the Dunedin study who passed away yesterday at the age of 61, again of cancer. Richie and I were at Auckland Grammar together. In the same cohort were people like Martin Crowe and Grant Fox and business people Ian Narev and Simon Herbert. But Richie is the best of all of us. At school he was smart and sporty.  I knew him as a nice bloke and a very good cricketer. I had no idea of the greatness within him. He was featured last night on the Sunday programme. It was a heart-breaking watch. Now, if you don't know, the Dunedin Study is a research programme that has followed the progress of 1,000 children born in Dunedin, New Zealand in 1972-73, from birth to midlife. Over 1300 papers have been published about how your environment and upbringing influences your situation. It's world famous, as is Richie. Last night, John Campbell asked him what the greatest finding was. Richie said poverty. He said you can't undo what happens in childhood. In 2016 the Dunedin Study published a paper called "Childhood disadvantage strongly predicts costly adult life-course outcomes". It found that nearly 80 percent of adult economic burden can be attributed to just 20 percent of the study members. The researchers determined that this “high cost” group accounted for 81 percent of criminal convictions, 66 percent of welfare benefits, 78 per cent of prescription fills and 40 percent of excess obese kilograms. Professor Poulton says that they also found that members of this group can be identified with high accuracy when as young as 3. Target these guys and you solve a lot of problems. But as he said last night no-one has talked about poverty in this election campaign. Labour made it their core goal over the past 6 years, and yet all they've done is throw money at all beneficiaries. And National doesn't utter the p word at all. It was- cut benefits and belief it can stem criminality with longer sentences. Yet back in 2017, Bill English quoted the 2016 study and talked about social investment. If we can identify the truly vulnerable, why don't we help them, and just them. National has abandoned all that work it did 6 years ago and I have no idea why. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What a weekend - Wahs win, All Blacks win, Liam Lawson is in the points and Grant Fox claims the BMW Classic. Today we preview the big game against the Broncs, talk some World Cup and NPC footy and chew the fat in the weekly wrap. Enjoy!

It has been Ryan Fox's dream to play in the Masters. We talk to his father, All Black legend, Grant Fox as he got ready to fly to be with his son for this special sporting moment. After coping a bit of flak, Sam Cane is finding some form. He reveals in an extended interview, what the captaincy means to him and how he is looking after his body more ahead of the Rugby World Cup, plus White Fern Olivia Chance on how the team is driving to win games at the Fifa World Cup. You can find more on all of these stories at Stuff.co.nz Need more kick-ass podcasts in your ears? Find more Stuff podcasts here GET IN TOUCH Feedback? Got a topic you'd like us to cover? We're listening! Email us at thepodium@stuff.co.nz  CREDITS Host: Zoe George With thanks to:  Former All Black legend, Grant Fox All Black Captain, Sam Cane White Fern Olivia Chance Stuff journalist Olivia Shivas - you can read more about detailed audio commentary for the Fifa Footballworld cup at: Stuff.co.nz Producer: Philippa Tolley Audio Producer: Connor Scott Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Fox interrupts preparations for arguably the most prestigious golf tournament in the world to tell Simon what life's really like as a top pro. He reveals why he turned down the huge payday offered by LIV Golf, recalls the pivotal moment his father, Grant Fox, stopped him quitting and explains why he thinks he can win the 2023 Masters - with a bit of help from Simon's old boss! You can read stories supporting this episode on stuff.co.nz. Need more great podcasts? Check out Stuff's full catalogue here. GET IN TOUCH Feedback? Got a guest you'd like Simon to talk to? We're listening! Email us at generallyfamous@stuff.co.nz  CREDITS Host: Simon Bridges Producers: Chris Reed and Jen Black Audio editing and mixing: Connor Scott

This "bite size" podcast episode comes from my full conversation with Ryan Fox (episode 57). If you like this, feel free to go and bookmark/download the episode with Ryan and listen to it when you have the time.Ryan Fox is an incredible golfer. At the time of writing this his world ranking was 30. He is also the son of Grant Fox, one of the greatest All Blacks of all time. In this snippet, he discusses his friendship with the late cricket legend Shane "Warney" Warne. And shares a couple of awesome memories about Warney.Thnaks very much to Radix Nutrition for sponsoring this episode. Check out their awesome range right here:https://radixnutrition.co.nz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ryan Fox is one of the world's greatest golfers. At the time of writing this, his world ranking was number 30. And he played so well in 2022 that he earned himself an invite to this year's Masters tournament in Augusta (that posh one where the winner gets a green jacket and all the caddies wear white overalls which looks like they are about to go and paint a house).In this conversation, recorded during his Christmas holiday we talk about loads of stuff- what it feels like to win $1.1 million dollars in a week, and how much of that he must pay out to his team. Life growing up as the son of Grant Fox – one of the greatest all blacks ever.What lessons he got from Steve Hansen about dealing with adversity when he was going through a bad patchHis friendship with the late Shane Warne and much more.Thanks so much to the sponsors of this episode, Radix Nutrition. Enhancing the human potential through nutrition. Made in the Waikato and shipped around the world.I have been a super-fan of their protein powder for over a year now and once you try it, I think you will be a convert too. Please check them out:https://radixnutrition.co.nz/And if you have any feedback for how this podcast can improve or guest suggestions, please get in touchDomharveynz@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/domharveynz/Oh, and if you want to WATCH these episodes on YT, here is the link to do so (Please subscribe if you have a You Tube account)https://www.youtube.com/@domharveynz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this 'Best of sport 2022' compilation, we pick out a bunch of our favourite snippets from our favourite sport episodes across the year. Included are Dion Nash, Kendra Cocksedge, Ryan Fox, Shane Cameron, Ric Salizzo, Brad Smeele, Eliza McCartney, Ross Taylor, Daniel Kereopa, Lance Cairns, Grant Fox and Ruth Croft. Show notes | Episode 108 | Best of Sport 0:29: Best of 2022 Sport, welcome to Between Two Beers 2:24: Dion Nash shares the real story of the weed scandal in South Africa from 1995 15:43: Ryan Fox shares his best Tiger Woods stories 27:53: Kendra Cocksedge reveals the origin of her eye-raising nickname 31:32: Shane Cameron takes us inside the fight of the century with David Tua 42:10: Ric Salizzo reveals the happy chaos of Sports Café 53:24: Former professional wakeboarder Brad Smeele shares the details of the tragic day when he suffered a horror injury attempting one of the hardest tricks in the world and ended with him waking up as a quadriplegic 1:02:13: At 19, Kiwi pole vaulter Eliza McCartney won Kiwi hearts and a bronze medal at the Rio Olympics. She takes us back to that special day 1:13:23: Ross Taylor gets candid about the Black Caps captaincy saga that cast a shadow over his career 1:20:39: Surfer Daniel Kereopa had the world at his feet, until it all fell apart 1:32:44: Lance Cairns talks about his son, Christopher 1:44:27: Grant Fox opens up on his friendship with the late, great Sir Martin Crowe 1:54:47: Trail-running world champion Ruth Croft shares her journey through meditationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grant Fox dominated the All Black first five eighths position in the late 1980s and mid 90s, becoming one of the most potent scorers in test history scoring an incredible 645 points in 46 tests.   He's been involved in New Zealand rugby for over 40 years as a player, coach, and until very recently as an All Blacks selector.  Since retiring from playing he's also been a business owner, a broadcaster, and a dad to Ryan Fox – New Zealand's top golfer – and daughter Kendall.  Grant Fox was Simon Barnett and James Daniels' guest for this week's Six and a Song.   LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Grant Fox is one of the best to have ever worn the All Blacks no10 jersey and is still regarded as one of the finest goal-kickers of all time. He scored 645 points across 46 tests, and played nearly 200 games for Auckland in domestic rugby. He's been involved in New Zealand rugby for over 40 years as a player, coach, and for the last 10 years as an All Blacks selector. Since retiring from playing in 1993 he's also been a business owner, a broadcaster, and a dad to Ryan Fox – New Zealand's top golfer – and daughter Kendall. In the episode Grant shares some really important messages about being present for your kids, as well as an organisation he supports for young men without dads – Big Buddies. He enjoyed a 40-year friendship with the late Sir Martin Crowe and opens up on their relationship, as well as thoughts on Sir John Kirwan, touring in the 80s and 90s, the inaugural Rugby World Cup. Show notes | Episode 86 | Grant Fox 1.49: Then and now: an All Blacks squad naming in 1984 v 2022 4.14: Six steps back, two steps to the side and Auckland bring the Ranfurly Shield to Taupo in 1992 6.23: On being Ryan Fox's dad 11.49: The competitive nature between father and son (interrupted by a phone call from Sir John Kirwan) 18.00: Grant Fox the caddy 21.26: A short fuse, a lack of patience, and aversion to technology 28.10: Some thoughts on parenthood 35.53: A 40-year friendship with Sir Martin Crowe that started at Auckland Grammar School 47.09: Grant Fox: This is Your Life 50.16: A Va'aiga Tuigamala interlude 52.30: Personal and professional friendships: a Sir John Kirwan case study 1.00.00: All Blacks tours in the 80s and 90s 1.03.10: The 1987 Rugby World Cup 1.09.37: The try that wasn't against Ireland 1.13.45: Hard work and goal kicking 1.16.47: A special relationship with The British and Irish Lions 1.21.16: “Coaching wasn't for me” 1.26.09: The role of an All Blacks selector 1.38.11: Life outside of rugby 1.40.33: Last words from Steven, Seamus and Grant See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grant Fox joined the show to talk about All Blacks selection.

Grant Fox joined the show to talk Super Rugby Pacific and looking ahead to the All Blacks' Test series against Ireland.

Ryan Fox is one of NZ's best golfers and has won two European Tour titles and has 13 professional wins.    In this episode we talk about how he celebrated his recent win in the Ras Al Khaimah Classic and what happens to the $500,000 dollar prize money, what it was like playing a hole with Tiger Woods – and we hear all his best Tiger stories, memories of his late, great mate Shane Warne, how Steve Hansen's advice helped him out of a funk, what makes Steve Williams such a good caddy and how his upbringing, surrounded by Kiwi sporting royalty, shaped his life.  Show notes | Episode 77 | Ryan Fox 1.29: Back in the ACC studios, a Covid test fail from Seamus, and Ryan tells us about fishing and golfing at The Fox with Eric Murray, Neil Wagner, and Wayne Smith 7.30: Ryan Fox on Shane Warne 17.28: Pro-am golf: friendly bets, banter, being outdriven by Martin Guptill, running it close with Tim Henman 21.48: Sleeping on a six-shot lead at the Ras Al Khaimah Classic 29.56: The aftermath of the win at the Ras al Khaimah Classic 41.34: A breakdown of costs on the golf tour 47.11: Learning from Steve Williams and stories on Tiger Woods 55.06: A practice hole with Tiger in 2019 1.01.16: The difference between the top 10 in the world and the rest 1.02.51: Riding the wave of a win and chats with Steve Hansen and Sir John Kirwan 1.07.46: Rubbing shoulders with ex-All Blacks and ex-pro golfers and getting recognised in public 1.10.12: Memories of Grant Fox the All Black and Merv Wallace the cricketer 1.19.12: Falling in love with golf and turning it into a professional career 1.25.20: Are golfers weird guys? 1.27.26: The Saudi Arabia project with Greg Norman 1.29.44: Some long drive chat 1.34.38: Ryan's relationship with golf in New Zealand 1.38.19: Quick fire golf chat: double Albatross, meltdowns, a hole-in-three, hardest shots, best foursome 1.43.45: Last words from Steven, Seamus and Ryan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Irish coach Joe Schmidt has just joined the All Blacks coaching squad in place of Grant Fox. Tony Johnson joins the show to unpack this new appointment with Staffy and how it will benefit the All Blacks.

On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Steve, Dan and Emily are reunited to discuss the Sixers' 1-2 week as they've continued their West Coast road trip. What have they thought of Tyrese Maxey's continued impressive play? How about Charles Bassey's emergence in the Nuggets game? How badly has the team missed Joel Embiid lately? They then debrief from Dan and Steve's podcast with Sam Amick about Ben Simmons, and discuss the latest news on the Simmons front. What do they make of the conflicting rumors this week re: the Sixers' possible interest in former Sixer Jerami Grant? How might the deck shuffling in Sacramento affect the Simmons trade landscape? If they were both available, would our hosts prefer Tyrese Haliburton or De'Aaron Fox in return for Simmons? Plus a potpourri of silliness about BBall Paul, Jake Gyllenhaal, thanksgiving, and gift giving. Rate, review, subscribe, and enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Steve, Dan and Emily are reunited to discuss the Sixers' 1-2 week as they've continued their West Coast road trip. What have they thought of Tyrese Maxey's continued impressive play? How about Charles Bassey's emergence in the Nuggets game? How badly has the team missed Joel Embiid lately? They then debrief from Dan and Steve's podcast with Sam Amick about Ben Simmons, and discuss the latest news on the Simmons front. What do they make of the conflicting rumors this week re: the Sixers' possible interest in former Sixer Jerami Grant? How might the deck shuffling in Sacramento affect the Simmons trade landscape? If they were both available, would our hosts prefer Tyrese Haliburton or De'Aaron Fox in return for Simmons? Plus a potpourri of silliness about BBall Paul, Jake Gyllenhaal, thanksgiving, and gift giving. Rate, review, subscribe, and enjoy!

Grant left the Navy knowing that he wanted to go into the financial industry.  He hustled his way into a boutique (yet prestigious) firm and built a career on hustle and providing results.  After spending some time working with early-stage ventures, he found his way to the Veteran's Future Lab at NYU where he is helping military-affiliated entrepreneurs crush it. 

All Blacks selector Grant Fox joined the programme to discuss the latest All Blacks squad to face South Africa. LISTEN ABOVE 

All Blacks selectors have battled depth and injury concerns to choose their 36-man squad for the upcoming tests against Tonga and Fiji.Among the group include new caps Ethan de Groot, George Bower, Ethan Blackadder, Finlay Christie and Quinn Tupaea.David Havili's back in the squad for the first time in early four years, while Angus Ta'avao, Luke Jacobson and Braydon Ennor all return after absences.Selector Grant Fox told Elliott Smith the level of talent in New Zealand mixed in with injuries made for a tricky team naming."We're challenged in some areas, particularly in the midfield, that was probably the biggest area of decision. That went right to the weekend to finally make a decision on where we're heading there."Beauden Barrett, who's recently come back from Japan, and Brodie Retallick, who hasn't played for the All Blacks since the 2019 World Cup, have been included.Anton Lienert-Brown is one of the lucky 36 depsite recently having surgery on his elbow.LISTEN ABOVE

Awesome Podcast with Grant Fox. Grant Fox is a 2a advocate, bodyguard, conservative influencer, and viral youtuber. I hope you take a moment to subscribe and share this video. Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/c/bethepeoplepodcast/?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast: https://anchor.fm/bethepeople Instagram Personal: https://www.instagram.com/_bencrockett/ Instagram Channel: https://www.instagram.com/bethepeoplepodcast/ Check out our Website: https://ben07026.wixsite.com/bethepeoplepodcast/links The video for this episode comes from a interview between a renowned Guest, Ben Crockett, and the Be The People Podcast. We do not have any affiliation with JSA, or CSHS JSA. The audio and its content is for educational purposes only. The issues discussed in this recording do not necessarily reflect the views of The Be The People Podcast. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.

57 million views on youtube, 280k subscribers, security expert, body guard, and firearm instructor. Listen to Grant's story about how he got into all things 2A and his rise to youtube stardom by creating the "Backflip Challenge". Emily, Grant, and Jonathan talk about how low income communities are disproportionately affected by strict gun laws and how gun ownership empowers all people. One thing we didn't get to talk about much is - Grant has also just joined the military, THANK YOU GRANT for your willingness and desire to serve our great country. Congratulations on that new chapter! Follow Grant on Social Media: Grant Fox on Youtube Grant Fox on Instagram @grantfox

The two teams for the Saturday's North v South match at Sky Stadium in Wellington have been named and as expected it will see a battle between Beauden Barrett and Richie Mo'unga.The two All Blacks first five-eighths will face off while Beauden will also be up against his brother Jordie who has been named at fullback for the South.The North side features five Blues players in the pack including number eight Hoskins Sotutu who impressed early in the Super Rugby season. Former Hurricanes pairing Beauden Barrett and TJ Perenara will link up with Aaron Smith named on the bench.Barrett's Blues teammate Rieko Ioane has been named at centre alongside Anton Lienert-Brown while the side features a dynamic back three of Caleb Clarke, Sevu Reece and Damian McKenzie.The South is dominated by Crusaders with Chiefs prop Nepo Laulala the odd one out in the tight five.The South side also have pace and skill in a back three of George Bridge, Will Jordan, Jordie Barrett with Jack Goodhue and Braydon Ennor in the centres. Brad Weber has been named at halfback inside of Mo'unga.North Head Coach John Plumtree said: "It's an exciting squad that we've picked for this special match. There's a huge amount of lot of talent in the side. There's some real power in the forwards and some speed in the backs."The North has gelled together really well this week and the players are having a lot of fun. They're really excited at the challenge against the South and certainly not lacking in any motivation. There will be a real intensity to the match with two really good teams going toe to toe," Plumtree added.The Head Coach of the South team, Brad Mooar, said the South side had some strong combinations, with additional strength and pace thrown in as well."It's always hard to pick those in the 23 and all 28 in our squad could've been selected. We have a fantastic group of men who have all made the most of this week, building relationships and having fun with each other as well as learning new things and formulating our game plan. There's been lots of good-natured banter between the teams and a lot of parochial rivalry.""The only thing missing at the stadium will be the fans and we're really disappointed we can't share the experience there with them. We know there will be a huge audience watching at home so we hope they'll enjoy what's shaping up as match for the history books," Mooar said.The teams are as follows:The North teamForwards: 1. Karl Tu'inukuafe 2. Asafo Aumua, 3. Ofa Tuungafasi, 4. Patrick Tuipulotu (captain), 5. Tupou Vaa'i, 6. Akira Ioane, 7. Ardie Savea, 8. Hoskins Sotutu.Backs: 9. TJ Perenara, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Caleb Clarke, 12. Anton Lienert-Brown, 13. Rieko Ioane, 14. Sevu Reece, 15. Damian McKenzie.Replacements: 16. Ash Dixon, 17. Ayden Johnstone, 18. Angus Ta'avao, 19. Scott Scrafton, 20. Dalton Papalii, 21. Aaron Smith, 22. Peter Umaga-Jensen, 23. Mitchell Hunt.The South teamForwards: 1. Joe Moody, 2. Codie Taylor, 3. Nepo Laulala, 4. Samuel Whitelock (captain), 5. Mitchell Dunshea, 6. Shannon Frizell, 7. Tom Christie, 8. Tom Sanders.Backs: 9. Brad Weber, 10. Richie Mo'unga, 11. George Bridge, 12. Jack Goodhue, 13. Braydon Ennor, 14. Will Jordan, 15. Jordie BarrettReplacements: 16. Liam Coltman, 17. George Bower, 18. Tyrel Lomax, 19. Manaaki Selby-Rickit, 20. Dillon Hunt, 21. Finlay Christie, 22. Josh Ioane, 23. Leicester Faingaanuku.

New Zealand Rugby have announced the squads for the North v South clash on August 29.The squads have been selected by All Blacks selectors Ian Foster, Grant Fox, and John Plumtree.The All Blacks assistant coaches will coach the two sides, with Plumtree and Scott McLeod coaching the North and Brad Mooar and Greg Feek coaching the South.Foster called the clash is a "once-in-a-generation match"."This is a chance for these players to be part of something really special. It's a once-in-a-generation match for them and players who have previously taken part in these matches have talked about how unique and memorable it was. Now these two teams get to write their own history and stories around this match."The match will bring out the best in everyone and I'm sure there will be parochial rivalry in spades. It's a special game because it celebrates where the players made their provincial debuts and, for some, where they really took those first steps in their professional careers."The players have worked really hard and played some outstanding rugby in Investec Super Rugby Aotearoa, and we're excited at the breadth of talent up and down the country. There is a huge amount of talent here and it will be a wonderful celebration of rugby for our fans."Samuel Whitelock has been named as captain of the South team and Patrick Tuipulotu captain of the North."Sam and Patrick are two special players who have had outstanding seasons. They will lead their sides with their own flavour as captains and are both proven and experienced leaders," Foster said.Richie Mo'unga and Beauden Barrett. Photos / PhotosportThe North v South match is steeped in history, with the first match played in 1897 (won by the North 16-3) and was last played in Dunedin in 2012 (won by the South 32-24). The 2020 match will be the 81st match with the Northerners having won 50 matches and the South 27, with three draws.The North and South squads (and the player's first province played for) are as follows:NORTH SQUADHookers:Asafo Aumua (Wellington), Ash Dixon (Hawke's Bay) and Kurt Eklund (Auckland).Props: Alex Fidow (Wellington), Ayden Johnstone (Waikato), Angus Ta'avao (Auckland), Karl Tu'inukuafe (North Harbour) and Ofa Tuungafasi (Auckland).Locks: Scott Scrafton (Auckland), Patrick Tuipulotu (Auckland and captain) and Tupou Vaa'i (Taranaki).Loose forwards: Lachlan Boshier (Taranaki), Akira Ioane (Auckland), Dalton Papalii (Auckland), Ardie Savea (Wellington) and Hoskins Sotutu (Auckland).Halfbacks: TJ Perenara (Wellington), Aaron Smith (Manawatu) and Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi (Taranaki).First five-eighths: Beauden Barrett (Taranaki).Midfielders: Rieko Ioane (Auckland), Anton Lienert-Brown (Waikato) and Peter Umaga-Jensen (Wellington).Outside backs: Caleb Clarke (Auckland), Mitchell Hunt (Auckland), Damian McKenzie (Waikato), Sevu Reece (Waikato) and Mark Telea (North Harbour).SOUTH SQUADHookers:Liam Coltman (Otago), Andrew Makalio (Tasman) and Codie Taylor (Canterbury).Props: George Bower (Otago), Alex Hodgman (Canterbury), Nepo Laulala (Canterbury), Tyrel Lomax (Tasman) and Joe Moody (Canterbury).Locks: Mitchell Dunshea (Canterbury), Manaaki Selby-Rickit (Southland) and Samuel Whitelock (Canterbury and captain).Loose forwards: Tom Christie (Canterbury), Shannon Frizell (Tasman), Dillon Hunt (Otago), Reed Prinsep (Canterbury) and Tom Sanders (Canterbury).Halfbacks: Finlay Christie (Tasman), Mitchell Drummond (Canterbury) and Brad Weber (Otago).First five-eighths: Josh Ioane (Otago) and Richie Mo'unga (Canterbury).Midfielders: Braydon Ennor (Canterbury), Leicester Faingaanuku (Tasman), Jack Goodhue (Canterbury) and Sio Tomkinson (Otago)Outside backs: Jordie Barrett (Canterbury), George Bridge (Canterbury) and Will Jordan (Tasman).A number of players were unavailable for selection due to injury, including 2019 All Blacks Dane Coles, Scott Barrett, Sam Cane and Ngani Laumape.The two squads will assemble in Wellington on Monday, but with t...

A pioneer for sport in New Zealand has passed away.All Blacks great Andy Haden has died aged 69, after a long battle with cancer.The former lock played 117 matches and 41 tests for the All Blacks between 1972 and 1985.Former All Blacks first five Grant Fox told D'Arcy Waldegrave he was devastated when he heard the news, and Haden was an "advocate"."Andy was a pioneer, he advocated for the professional game well before its time, he sort of flirted around with the rules, he was always challenging, he fought for players rights."Even in the face of some adversity and push back at times, if he believed he was right and it was to the betterment of others, he would stand his ground."I always admired Andy for that [his strong opinions]."Mr Fox says Mr Haden was a colossus on the field and a great leader."Andy was getting towards the end of his career when I started with Auckland, and I can remember vividly how demanding he was."

Martin Devlin chats to former All Black flyhalf and now selector Grant Fox, on what he's made of Super Rugby Aotearoa thus far and where the selectors thoughts are at a month out from the naming of the first All Blacks squad of the year. 

The first five-eighth's record points tally and marshalling of stars like John Kirwan made the playmaker a key cog in the 1987 Rugby World Cup-winning All Blacks and champion Auckland teams. His distinctive goal-kicking ritual became as reassuring as a metronome, and a model for future number 10.During his time with the All Blacks from 1985 to 1993, he wore the number 10 jersey, and was the main goal kicker for the All Blacks. He amassed 645 points from 46 All Black Test Matches. He is considered a true pioneer of the modern art of goal kicking, in particular the technicalities of leaning the ball forward, which has been adopted by world class kickers since.Fox has been a player, coach, commentator and is currently one of the All Black selectors, a position he has held since 2011.www.theDOC.nzwww.patreon.com/theDOCNZwww.twitter.com/patbrittenden- Like - Share - Subscribe -

Today on the show we'll chat with someone from within the All Blacks' inner sanctum about the North vs South "Island Of Origin" idea - selector Grant Fox. Plus we're talking about tradies who were taken advantage of, and we talk bread... Trust us, it's worth it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Martin Devlin chats to All Black selector Grant Fox about the selection process required when picking a 31 man World Cup squad, and what it's like having to call the players who missed out. 

Jim Kayes, filling in for Martin Devlin had a chat to Grant Fox, All Black selector about the pressure of World Cup finals and what the Black Caps need to do to handle the occasion.  

All Black selector Grant Fox explains to Martin Devlin the selection process for the All Black first fives and how the pecking order sits right now. LISTEN ABOVE TO GRANT FOX ON THE DRS WITH MARTIN DEVLIN

This week, the gloves are off ahead of Joseph Parker's WBO heavyweight title defence, we talk League as the Kiwis try to end a four-test losing streak against the Kangaroos, Hamish Bond tells us what made him and Eric Murray so good, and All Black selector Grant Fox on injury woes ahead of the British and Irish Lions tour.

This week, the gloves are off ahead of Joseph Parker's WBO heavyweight title defence, we talk League as the Kiwis try to end a four-test losing streak against the Kangaroos, Hamish Bond tells us what made him and Eric Murray so good, and All Black selector Grant Fox on injury woes ahead of the British and Irish Lions tour.

In the programme this week the All Blacks selector Grant Fox assesses the All Blacks position a year out from the Rugby World Cup and an Australian is picked in the Silver Ferns squad. The top caddy Steve Williams finally hangs up his bag, shotput queen Valerie Adams faces surgery while Martin Snedden takes on a new role.

In the programme this week the All Blacks selector Grant Fox assesses the All Blacks position a year out from the Rugby World Cup and an Australian is picked in the Silver Ferns squad. The top caddy Steve Williams finally hangs up his bag, shotput queen Valerie Adams faces surgery while Martin Snedden takes on a new role.

In Extra Time this week: We review the All Blacks World Cup squad with Grant Fox and ask Hosea Gear what the All Blacks selectors have against the Gear family?; Hawkes Bay hope to break a 40 year plus Ranfurly Shield drought; We talk with Valerie Adams as she prepares to defend her world shot put title at the World Athletics Championships in South Korea and hear from rower Eric Murray ahead of the World Rowing Championships in Slovenia; We also learn how former All Blacks captain Brian Lochore has been called in by Wairarapa United ahead of the Chatham Cup final against Napier City Rovers.

In Extra Time this week: We review the All Blacks World Cup squad with Grant Fox and ask Hosea Gear what the All Blacks selectors have against the Gear family?; Hawkes Bay hope to break a 40 year plus Ranfurly Shield drought; We talk with Valerie Adams as she prepares to defend her world shot put title at the World Athletics Championships in South Korea and hear from rower Eric Murray ahead of the World Rowing Championships in Slovenia; We also learn how former All Blacks captain Brian Lochore has been called in by Wairarapa United ahead of the Chatham Cup final against Napier City Rovers.