Podcast appearances and mentions of Rob Andrew

The case was decided on January 21, 2025. Brenda Andrew was convicted by an Oklahoma jury of murdering her husband, Rob Andrew, and was sentenced to death. During her trial, the prosecution introduced extensive evidence about her sex life and personal failings, which was later conceded to be irrelevant. Andrew argued in a federal habeas petition that this evidence was so prejudicial it violated the Due Process Clause. The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals (OCCA) upheld her conviction, finding some of the evidence about her extramarital affairs relevant but acknowledging that much of the other evidence was irrelevant. Despite this, the OCCA deemed the errors harmless. Two judges dissented, arguing that the prejudicial evidence undermined the fairness of the trial. In federal court, the District Court denied relief, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed, stating that Andrew failed to cite clearly established federal law. The Tenth Circuit majority acknowledged the precedent set by Payne v Tennessee but dismissed it as a pronouncement rather than a holding. Judge Bacharach dissented, arguing that the prejudicial evidence deprived Andrew of a fair trial. The Supreme Court of the United States reviewed the case and held that the Tenth Circuit erred in its interpretation. The Court clarified that Payne established that the Due Process Clause can protect against the introduction of unduly prejudicial evidence that renders a trial fundamentally unfair. The Court vacated the Tenth Circuit's judgment and remanded the case for further proceedings to determine if the trial court's admission of irrelevant evidence was so prejudicial as to render Andrew's trial fundamentally unfair. The opinion is presented here in its entirety, but with citations omitted. If you appreciate this episode, please subscribe. Thank you. 

Oklahoma's only female death row inmate, Brenda Andrew, now 61, whose attorneys argue was "sex-shamed" during her husband's murder trial, may have another day in court after a Supreme Court ruling. Andrew was sentenced to death in 2004 for the murder of her estranged husband, Rob Andrew.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

High school sweethearts, Brenda and Rob Andrew, become estranged after their marriage slowly fell apart. Brenda, a stay-at-home-mom and Sunday school teacher begins to engage in torrid affairs to fill the void her failed marriage created. Her spiraling life hits rock bottom when her husband is murdered in November 2001. With a lengthy list of possible suspects, police have to figure out who killed Rob Andrew. New episodes of Sex Lies & Murder drop each Tuesday. Like what you hear and want more real crime and mystery? Go to reelz.com/get-reelz/

Come hanno fatto due insegnanti di catechismo a diventare due assassini a sangue freddo? Una storia d'amore clandestina, una polizza di assicurazione sulla vita da 800.000 dollari e un uomo profondamente indebitato. Un caso dai contorni oscuri, violenti, e un uomo e una donna disposti a tutto pur di vivere la loro storia d'amore. Con un finale a sorpresa da non perdere!-------------------------------------------Iscriviti al podcast per non perdere tutti i prossimi episodi in uscita. Almeno un caso nuovo tutte le settimane.

High school sweethearts, Brenda and Rob Andrew, become estranged after their marriage slowly fell apart. Brenda, a stay-at-home-mom and Sunday school teacher begins to engage in torrid affairs to fill the void her failed marriage created. Her spiraling life hits rock bottom when her husband is murdered in November 2001. With a lengthy list of possible suspects, police have to figure out who killed Rob Andrew. New episodes of Sex Lies & Murder drop each Tuesday. Like what you hear and want more real crime and mystery? Go to reelz.com/get-reelz/

This week's episode is a replay of an episode we released back in 2022.  The murder of Rob Andrew rocked the Central Oklahoma area, especially after it was determined that his Sunday school teacher wife Brenda Andrew orchestrated his murder. Brenda's final death sentence appeal was exhausted recently, so we wanted to bring this episode back to remind everyone what the woman in the smiling prison photos did.  If you have any case suggestions or just want to say "hey!" you can always email us at: urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com or slide into our DM's on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod.

Why are some rugby clubs finding themselves in financial difficulty? One of rugby union's biggest clubs, Wasps, has been suspended from the Premiership after announcing they are "likely" to go into administration "within days". It comes after another Premiership club, Worcester Warriors, was relegated after going into administration last month. Today's Justin Webb spoke to former Wasps and England player Rob Andrew, and asked what are the answers to the financial issues in the game? (Image Rob Andrew, Credit, Rebecca Naden, PA)

Who is the oldest of our First-Class Counties? Surrey? Middlesex? Lancashire? Yorkshire? It's none of those. Founded in 1839, it is Sussex. Three times county County Champions, their illustrious history boasts the likes of CB Fry, David Shepherd, Ted Dexter, Tony Greig, Ranjitsinghi, Maurice Tate and John Snow. Now, they are promoting some young and exciting talent like Tom Haines, Tom Clarke and Archie Lenham and blending that with the likes of Stephen Finn and new arrivals Cheteshwar Pujara and Mohammad Riswan. The CEO of Sussex is a familiar sporting name. Rob Andrew. Listen here, as Rob tells @tonybishop1 about Sussex's plans to inspire cricket across the county, to promote and support young talent and to support the Sussex cricket community.

Simon Hughes and Simon Mann discuss the future direction of English cricket with input from Sussex CEO and former rugby international Rob Andrew and England's new director of cricket Rob Key Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brenda Andrew and boyfriend James Pavatt killed her husband, Rob Andrew, to collect on his $800,000 life insurance policy. Brenda, James, and Brenda's two children fled to Mexico but were eventually captured. Brenda and James currently sit on Oklahoma's death row.   Social Media: Website - https://beyondcontemptpodcast.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BeyondContemptTrue Crime Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeyondCMPTPod Insta - https://www.instagram.com/beyond_contempt_podcast/ FB Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/BeyondContemptTrueCrime/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@beyondcontemptpod   Show Credits: Research, Writing, Editing, Audio Production, and Sound Design by Renee Lynn    Sponsor: Hunt a Killer huntakiller.com/beyond Code: Beyond for 10% off   Featured Podcast: Crime Trials https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-trials/id1598031200?uo=4   Sources: https://beyondcontemptpodcast.com/52-rob-andrew/   Support the Show Here: https://beyondcontemptpodcast.com/support/   Please Subscribe, Share, Rate, and Review the show in Apple Podcasts. Thank you so much for listening.

From the outside, this couple looked like they had it all: successful husband living his dream of Advertising Executive, doting wife and mother dedicated to their church. You never know what is lurking underneath the surface of a marriage... Join us for a look at the Murder of Rob Andrew. Who do you think is the guilty party?   Send us your favorite Oklahoma (and beyond) mysteries at: urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com

High school sweethearts, Brenda and Rob Andrew, become estranged after their marriage slowly fell apart. Brenda, a stay-at-home-mom and Sunday school teacher begins to engage in torrid affairs to fill the void her failed marriage created. Her spiraling life hits rock bottom when her husband is murdered in November 2001. With a lengthy list of possible suspects, police have to figure out who killed Rob Andrew. New episodes of Sex Lies & Murder drop each Wednesday. Like what you hear and want more real crime and mystery? Go to reelz.com/get-reelz/

High school sweethearts, Brenda and Rob Andrew, become estranged after their marriage slowly fell apart. Brenda, a stay-at-home-mom and Sunday school teacher begins to engage in torrid affairs to fill the void her failed marriage created. Her spiraling life hits rock bottom when her husband is murdered in November 2001. With a lengthy list of possible suspects, police have to figure out who killed Rob Andrew. New episodes of Sex Lies & Murder drop each Wednesday. Like what you hear and want more real crime and mystery? Go to reelz.com/get-reelz/

Rob Andrew is probably best known as the prodigious point scorer kicking goals for England, when he played fly-half as part of Will Carling's team of the late 80s and 1990s. He tells us about how rugby was an amateur game back then and how even top players had to juggle playing international rugby with holding down a day job. But before all that, Rob won Cambridge Blues at university in both rugby and cricket, even scoring a first class century against Nottinghamshire, then getting a call up to play rugby for England in his final year at uni. His glittering rugby career over, Rob is now CEO at Sussex CCC and we talked to him just as Covid restrictions were being lifted in the summer of 2020. We looked at the prospects for Sussex, especially in the T20 Blast and he also spoke of his involvement with the Lord's Taverners.

Something out of an old black and white film, a wife and her insurance broker lover murder her husband.

This week, Daniel and Toby preview the upcoming England v New Zealand Test series whilst Finny went to Eoin Morgan's barbecue... Also, we hear from ex England fast bowler Matthew Hoggard, presenter Matt Floyd and rugby legend Rob Andrew. Enjoy!

Rob Andrew & Chief Cheeba take the show on the road to the KLT ARENA. Special guests on this episode includes The BadStreet Beauty Miranda Gordy, Legendary announcer Scott Hudson, Lord Humongous, and Indy circuit wrester Johnny Kaos! What an honor to share the arena with the likes of Ricky The Dragon Steamboat, Sgt Slaughter, Tony Atlas, The Four Horsemen, (Arn, Tully, Barry, and JJ Dillon) Tommy Wildfire Rich, and many more. We had a blast! Listen to the end to hear Dick Chickless and Skeet McSkeeterson call the action in the squared circle! Music by Nirvana Welcome our new sponsor MOONWLKR D-8. They are leading the pack with the cannabis movement. Go to cigarstoreidiot.com hit the Moonwlkr link and us promo code CSIPOD01 to save those dolla dolla bills ya'll!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-west8/support

Glen and I are joined today by Rob Andrew and Joseph Vigil of Cyclists 4 Community.  C4C was founded only 7 years ago; how C4C has accomplished so much in such a short time is a fascinating story of camaraderie and generosity and determination to make cycling safer on the roads of Boulder county.   If you are in the Boulder County area, you have to hear Rob and Joseph tell the C4C story.  If you live in another city or state and want to make your community better for cyclists, you also need to hear this.  Maybe you’ve heard of Wednesday Morning Velo? Listen in to hear the whole amazing story. Rob AndrewOne of the founders of C4C along with Russ Chandler. By day a corporate insurance guy: partner at Lockton Companies. Early morning or after work, tooling around Boulder on Road, Gravel and MTB. Racing masters for the Full Cycle FCX team. Also one of the organizers of WMV the pre-eminent cycling/business networking ride in Boulder Joseph Vigil Joined the C4C Board in 2015 after being super impressed with the great work and effort done for the communities of Jamestown and Lyons, where he went to high school. Joseph stepped up to become the C4C Board President 2019, and then has stayed on through 2020-2021 when the president elect for this term had to step down for family reasons. He is an architect and founder of WORKSHOP8 in Boulder, and rides his bike as much as he can, before, during and after. He joined the Wholesome Masters Racing team in 2018 at the behest of Rob Andrew, who then left and joined Full Cycle. Home Cyclists 4 Community Home

Recorded 12th June 2020 Guest Host Miles Harrison is joined by Rob Andrew, Robert Jones, Rob Henderson & Scott Hastings as they discuss what it's like to be part of the British & Irish Lions Team and what they see happening with the forthcoming Tour to South Africa to face the reigning world champions in 2021.

The boys are joined by former England rugby fly-half, and current Sussex Cricket CEO, Rob Andrew. A wide-ranging chat ensued, from how Rob learned to kick in a cow field, to how his drop-kick v Australia in 1995 was better than Jonny Wilkinson's in 2003 - kind of, to how he once bowled an ex-England cricket captain out for a duck. What a career, what a man, what a podcast...

Advertising executive Rob Andrew is gunned down in the driveway, and his wife, Brenda, is the prime suspect. Original Air Date: March 27, 2005 Watch Snapped on Oxygen (https://www.oxygen.com/snapped/videos)

In this episode of the Secret MENS Business podcast we speak to THE COMPASSIONATE MAN, Rob Andrew. Rob discusses his career working in the Correction system, and how he has found a calling as a correctional officer. We discuss mental health, adapting, and the life of both the staff and the inmates. Corrections Victoria: https://www.corrections.vic.gov.au WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE - SMB TV - https://youtu.be/0iz8hI5gAkc The Secret MENS Business website: https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.net The Secret MENS Business podcast: Spotify iTunes Google Manager Amazon Music Podomatic - https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.com The Secret MENS Business Facebook group (MEN Only): https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretmensbusiness01 Secret MENS Business Podcast Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/projectselfacceptance Instagram: secretmensbusiness_smb

Brenda Andrew was a sane, high-functioning mother of two who nonetheless formulated at least two plots to murder her husband, Rob Andrew.If you would like to support The Fatal Crime Confessions Podcast and get exclusive perks, you can check out our Patreon Page at https://www.patreon.com/fatalcrimeconfessions Recommended Items and Services: Ipow 4 pcs car safety hammer seatbelt cutter https://amzn.to/2wDU3mrSabre red gel pepper spray https://amzn.to/2HLkUzqGrand way spring assisted knife https://amzn.to/3a0HcJ6Fire Stick TV 4K https://amzn.to/2xnvjj1Snake River Farms https://shrsl.com/29vu2Candid  https://shrsl.com/29vu9 Vine Oh! https://shrsl.com/29vu6 You can also find us on Instagram @fatalcrimeconfessions, Twitter @FatalCrime and our website https://www.fatalcrimeconfessions.com  Make sure to rate and subscribe to our show to help others find us! Looking for FCC merch? You can find it athttps://www.teespring.com/stores/fatal-crime-confessions-2 To recommend a case send us an email at fatalcrimeconfessions@gmail.com Sources can be found at https://www.fatalcrimeconfessions.com Intro song created by Omar Chakor https://soundcloud.com/orcean  Helpline Numbers:National Domestic Violence Hotline 1−800−799−7233 or TTY 1−800−787−3224.Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline CALL 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453)National Sexual Assault Hotline Call 1-800-656-4673

With professional rugby now 25 years old, Chris Jones and Matt Dawson join Sonja McLaughlan to reflect on how the game has changed and the challenges that lie ahead. World Rugby boss Brett Gosper outlines his vision for the game, and RFU chief executive Bill Sweeney tells the pod he wants rugby to be competing with football in the next 25 years. Former England fly-half Rob Andrew and Matt reminisce about the amateur game and balancing a full-time job while playing. Plus, there is a look at player welfare with Harlequins flanker Jack Clifford after he was forced to retire at 27.

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On November 20, 2001 Rob Andrew was shot to death in the NW Oklahoma City Garage he recently shared with his estranged Wife, Brenda. She claimed two masked men came into the garage and shot them both. However, that’s not the truth. Come away with me to OKC .... thanks to the vigils in the dark and texla podcasts for the promos! Check them out in Apple. Visit crimestatepod.com and click link to : www.crimestate.weebly.com. for sources to this and every episode while new site is under construction! Twitter: @crimestate Facebook: okcrimestate Instagram: OKcrimestate Email: Soonerstatecrimepod@gmail.com Tip Jar: PayPal.me/crimestate Patreon: crimestate. #crimestate visit Crimestate.weebly.com. SPONSOR FOR EPISODE: PODCORN www.podcorn.com and Dating Confessions with Alisha and Jack www.confessionspod.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimestate/support

Alex, James and Mike head to Cardiff for a live show in front of 1,200 people where they're joined by Wales legend Jonathan Davies and Scarlets and British and Irish Lions star Jonathan Davies to talk England/Wales, expenses, goats on steroids, Rob Andrew, sing-a-longs and World Cup semi-finals. Oh and Rebel Wilson shows up. And Rob Brydon. And Alun Wyn Jones.Join the House of Rugby Facebook GroupWant to hear more great podcasts from JOE?Liquid Football with Kelly Cates, where real players share the best unheard stories from life in football TKO with Carl Frampton, bringing you unprecedented access and brutal honesty from inside the world of boxingSportspages - Dig into the stories behind some of the greatest sports books ever writtenBoys Don't Cry with Russell Kane, the show that gets men talking about the things men never talk aboutUnfiltered with James O'Brien, our critically-acclaimed and award-nominated interview seriesPioneers with John Amaechi - Meet the trailblazers behind Britain’s most exciting businesses

Rob Andrew is most notably known for his impressive kicking ability within England Rugby. His drop kick in the 1995 world cup against Australia was an example of his skill and composure under pressure. In this podcast we talk about the work he did to trust his technique in the moments that mattered most.We also touch on what his life is like now as a CEO within sport, currently at Sussex County Cricket Club.

From career statistics to the highs and lows of playing Rugby for England, join Hamed Ovaisi and Hamish Smith as they talk Rugby, Cricket and life as a surveyor with 2017 World Rugby Hall of Fame inductee and Sussex CCC Chief Exec, Rob Andrew.

The 2019 Six Nations are over and they crown Wales as Grand Slam Champions. Back with Brian Moore once more to review it all is former England and Lions fly half, Rob Andrew. Listen in as they dissect why it was that Wales were able to be a cut above the rest technically and tactically, give praise to Robin McBryde and Shaun Edwards as well as Warren Gatland, and ask if Wales can win the World Cup. Joining Brian and Rob to talk about England is former winger Rory Underwood as they question why Joe Cokanasiga was left out the match day squad, whether Owen Farrell can both captain and play fly half, and who should replace Eddie once he leaves England. As for that astonishing Calcutta Cup match, we turn to former Scotland centre Scott Hastings to understand how it could be such contrasting halves from the Scots with Scott saying it was the attitude of the players which changed the game. Over to Ireland where a disappointing campaign was fought given the expectation at the start. Former back row Alan Quinlan tells us why he think Ireland didn't match those expectations and what he would say to Joe Schmidt about the tournament. Plus we speak with Red Roses Grand Slam winning captain Sarah Hunter on how her side were able to dominate their championship.  

Round Four of the Six Nations ended with decisive victory for England at Twickenham, Wales taking one step closer to Grand Slam glory, and Ireland stepping it up against France who went AWOL again. With Brian Moore this week is the former England fly half Rob Andrew.  After England's resounding win over Italy Brian and Rob discuss the merits of having Ben Te'o, Manu Tuilagi, and Joe Cokanasiga all playing, Jamie George's 20 metre pass, and  whether England have now over-kicked with the forwards getting involved too. Rob also states that this has not been a compelling tournament with only two matches being a contest. Former Wales flanker Martyn Williams joins to discuss whether the Grand Slam will happen saying it will be an anticlimax if it doesn't and he believes Cardiff will be the difference come Saturday. They also put forward the importance of this being the last Six Nations match for both Warren Gatland and Joe Schmidt.  Speaking of Joe Schmidt, we get an Irish perspective from former prop Paul Wallace after their bonus point win over France. With many saying Ireland have their mojo back Paul is reluctant to agree as he remains concerned about their conversion rate. As for Scotland they are once again ravaged by injury, but former Scotland back rower Ally Hogg is remaining positive about the tournament saying they can always muster something against the English. We also speak with Nigel Owens about forward passes and TMOs, and Natasha "Mo" Hunt about the Women's Six Nations.

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The second round of the Six Nations has come and gone with England backing up a stellar performance in Ireland with a resounding victory over hapless France, the Welsh second string ground out a win away in Italy, whilst Scotland are yet again left to rue their missed opportunities against Ireland. Alongside Brian Moore to discuss it all is the former England and Lions fly half Rob Andrew. Brian and Rob discuss the way England were able to capitalise on French confusion to secure victory in half an hour at Twickenham saying that England showed how athletic they are across the pitch. Up to Scotland who blamed the referee on the day but really only had themselves to look to for not providing more of a competitive match for Ireland. Their flanker John Barclay joins to say it was a frustrating game but if they can get everyone fit again then they are a match for any side. As for the winning side, Ireland, former centre Paddy Wallace says the weight of expectation is causing problems for his old team and the loss to England may well have been a blessing in disguise.  Wales are England's next opponents but the question mark over them is who to start at half back following an unconvincing performance by Dan Bigger over Italy. We ask former fly half James Hook for his thoughts on Wales' squad selections and how they can defeat England. We also speak with referee Nigel Owens on the laws pertaining to "advantage" and "penalty tries", plus a word with Maggie Alphonsi on the Women's Six Nations.

Instead of coaching athletes for today’s outcomes, why not coach them in a way that prepares them to succeed in future seasons too? Teach them what they need to evolve as the game does too.  Join Russel Earnshaw and John Fletcher of the Magic Academy to hear more.   Show Notes 4:15 When you treat people well, the positive results naturally arise 11:00 “My job as a coach is not to make the players hate me” 22:45 The C.A.R.D.S. approach to coaching 34:30 The Magic Academy Card System 56:15 When are the kids most engaged 1:05:00 How do you add a scenario to training   Getting in Touch Website: www.Themagicacademy.co.uk Email: rusty@themagicacademy.co.uk Twitter: @RusselEarnshaw @FletcherRugby @TheMagicAcad Get the Cards - https://www.themagicacademy.co.uk/store/   About John Fletcher I would like to thank my family, friends and the thousands of people who have helped me get to this point. A combination of wonderful people and experiences that have supported and challenged me, mixed in with a variety of crucial yet difficult experiences have made me who and what I am today… unbelievably optimistic and positive about what everybody can achieve and obsessed with helping people fulfil their dreams and potential.   I was the boy that got up at 6.15am to deliver milk to my village every morning for 6 years. The boy that struggled in the class room to understand the point of sitting in rows and putting my hand up to answer question. The boy who struggled to connect with the teachers who just told me what to do. The same boy who excelled at sports and loved the environments created by all of my PE and Games staff and loved the responsibility of captaining teams and representing my school and best of all doing it with my mates. I loved the challenge to #BeatTheGame and loved that tummy churning exciting feeling the night before the game and the hours after the game that I would analyse the game over and over before drifting off the sleep.    As I stumbled from builder’s apprentice, through to insurance clerk and then onto printing, I finally found my calling (thanks to a drunk Danny Hodgson!) as Northumberland YDO…a job that I loved and that taught me so much. It was then onto Newcastle Falcons and my dream job of coaching the finest players from the North East in the Academy...  Academy Director followed and the first opportunity to work with my great friend Peter Walton. I then got elevated to the first team (with Walts) to replace Rob Andrew who had moved to Twickenham. A steep and enjoyable learning curve that ended in the valuable lesson of a sacking… an environment where I was told to make the players hate you was clearly not the environment for me. Next adventure was down to the RFU to work with Stuart Lancaster (still the best boss that I have ever had!). We plotted the direction of travel over copious amounts of Yorkshire tea at Scotch Corner Services and then I worked tirelessly developing a great Performance Pathway and a team of fantastic people. That brings me to today, after 10 hugely exciting and enjoyable years and sacking number two, to the most excited that I have ever been… To work with people who share my values, my moral compass and my passion to make a difference to people and their environments.    Hanging with Rusty is going to be inspiring, fun and I’m super excited for the adventure.    5 things that have influenced me the most: Scouts John Clarke (“Clanky” who gave lads like me a start in rugby)  Steve Black Brian Lancaster (Brian Ashton and Stuart Lancaster) – couldn’t choose between them! Being a Dad – thanks Oliver, Archie and Ted  Describe myself in 3 words – Enthusiastic Positive, Curious (if there was a 4th it would be funny)   Russel Earnshaw "When it is time for you to leave this school, leave your job, or even leave this earth, you make sure you have worked hard to make sure it mattered you were even here" (Wes Moore 'The Other Wes Moore’)   My favourite quote ever!   In between the madness,I am always trying to better understand how a teenage boy with a paper-round in Middlesborough ended up where he is today. How and why did his story travel via Cambridge University and then the Premiership, allow him to win the European Cup, compete and coach for his country at both Commonwealth Games and World Cups, teach Economics by the sea for two years and spend time coaching and learning from some remarkable people.   I’m curious about and obsessed with helping people... I want to better understand how individuals and teams exceed their dreams, how learning environments are nurtured and what might be possible for us all in the future. How can people live the story they want…  … I am also partial to a bobble hat!   I’ve consulted with and delivered for Google, the FA, GB Hockey, British Triathlon, the Rugby Football League and British Swimming to name a few… often playing the part of the nutcase in their story!     Join us at the Future of Coaching Conference! Future of Coaching Conference Registration Page   CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE COURSES:   Warriors, Not Winners - Want to create gritty, resilient athletes who succeed beyond the game?   Purchase Warriors, Not Winners now!   Transformational Coaching - Take your Coaching to the Next Level with Transformational Coaching.   Become a Transformational Coach Today –     If you are enjoying our podcast, please help us out and leave a review on iTunes. 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Newcastle Falcons Head Coach Dave Walder talks openly and honestly about the highs and lows during his time at the club, crossing swords with Rob Andrew and how his career ended.

The penultimate European weekend has come and gone leaving Leinster versus Racing 92 in the Champions Cup and Gloucester against Cardiff Blues in the Challenge Cup. Back in the studio alongside Brian Moore to debate the big news from the week, including Dylan Hartley's latest setback, is Rob Andrew.  Joining them to discuss Leinster's brilliance is their former prop, Mike Ross, who says only an underperformance will stop them clinching European glory. Former Lions and Wales number 8 Andy Powell makes his podcast debut to discuss Judgement Day and where Wales are at internationally. Plus it's the Premier 15s final on Sunday 29th April, and Harlequins Ladies captain Rachael Burford tells us what her side will need to do to defeat Saracens.

Brian Moore and Rob Andrew are back to debate the week's biggest stories on and off the rugby pitch, from the push for the play offs to Bristol Rugby's new name. Edinburgh head coach, Richard Cockerill, joins to discuss the challenges he's facing in the Scottish capital as well as how the Premiership and PRO14 compare.  Nigel Owens returns to explain why he is not a celebrity. Plus we speak with Harlequins Ladies head coach, Karen Findlay, on her side getting through to the Premier 15s final and whether the RFU's 7s plan has worked for the development of the women's game.

Brian Moore and Rob Andrew are back to discuss the world of rugby as the Premiershipand Pro14 head towards the end of the main season where play offs and relegation will be decided. They discuss the announcement of John Kingston's departure from Quins, Saints' continuing identity crisis, plus Denny Solomona's ban. England and Exeter Chiefs flanker Don Armand joins to discuss his side securing a play off place and what life is like in the England camp. Former Scotland and Edinburgh scrum half Rory Lawson explains the new play off system in the Pro14 plus gives his thoughts on the addition of the South African teams to the conference.  Plus Nigel Owens is back explaining rugby's laws, and Wasps Ladies coach Giselle Mather relives her team's narrow defeat to Quins in leg one of the Premier 15s semi final.

The NatWest Six Nations are over for another year as Ireland completed the Grand Slam at the weekend, Scotland clinched victory from the jaws of defeat, and Wales beat France to be the best of the rest.  Brian Moore and Rob Andrew are back to review the final round of action across the continent. With England having their worst performance in years, Brian is lost for words, whilst Rob notes that England just can't get their way out of trouble. Malcolm O'Kelly joins to analyse why Ireland have been a cut above the rest all tournament, and a jubilant Doddie Weir reviews Scotland's commendable campaign. With Wales' squad depleted through injury, Michael Owen is pleased with the new talent uncovered but says they need to be more clinical. Nick Heath talks through the Women's Six Nations including where England lost the Grand Slam as well as discussing the state of the pitch on Sunday's match between Italy and Scotland. Finally, Brian and Rob review their stand out moments of the competition.

With one round to go, Ireland are the 2018 NatWest Six Nations champions!  Back to analyse all the action are Brian Moore and Rob Andrew. After a second successive defeat for England, Brian says it's time to ring the changes, whilst Rob believes England have lost part of their identity. Ireland's Paul Wallace joins to discuss the whether his old side can complete the Grand Slam on Saturday, although the former prop is hesistant that they will succeed. Despite another loss away from Murrayfield, Scotland have turned a corner according to Scott Hastings but they need to be better at game management. Whilst a buoyant Rupert Moon thinks Wales will finish the tournament in second place. We also speak with England Women's coach Simon Middleton after his side's unfortunate last minute loss to France. Plus Nigel Owens breaks down the laws around high tackles.

In the fallow week of the NatWest 6 Nations Brian Moore and Rob Andrew discuss what has gone wrong for England and how they can turn their fortunes around against France.  Former Leicester and England winger Rory Underwood gives his perspective saying England's performances have been disappointing, as well as a look at the latest round of Premiership action. With Rassie Erasmus appointed South Africa head coach, Thinus Delport returns to tell all about his old teammate and what the new coach can bring to the Springboks. We speak to Gloucester-Hartpury coach Susie Appleby about her side's excellent win over league leaders Harlequins. And we go down to the grassroots of rugby to find out more about NatWest's Rugby Force programme.  

Round three of the NatWest Six Nations saw Scotland shock England, Ireland overpower Wales, and France get their first win of the tournament.  Brian Moore is back with Rob Andrew to dissect all the action, and work out where England go from here. Joining them are Sir Ian McGeechan who lauds Gregor Townsend's tactics, Stephen Ferris who thinks Ireland are easily the team to beat, and Adam Jones who finds the positives in Wales' recent losses.  Plus Nigel Owens explains the breakdown and Gary Street gives his analysis of the Women's Six Nations.

Brian Moore and Rob Andrew are back to analyse the second round of NatWest Six Nations action, with a bonus Will Carling too. They unpick England v Wales with Martyn Williams to get his thoughts on that TMO decision. Craig Chalmers tells us why we shouldn't be writing off Finn Russell just yet as he discusses Scotland v France. Plus we head to the Emerald Isle to speak to Reggie Corrigan who says he doesn't know what to make of Ireland just yet after their match against Italy. And World Cup winner Maggie Alphonsi gives her thoughts on who's stood out for England in the Women's Six Nations so far.

Simon Hughes and Simon Mann are joined by former rugby international Rob Andrew, now chief executive of Sussex, to look at the future structure of the domestic game See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brian Moore and Rob Andrew are back to go through the first weekend of the 2018 NatWest Six Nations. Joining the show to analyse all the action are former Scotland full back Gavin Hastings, Ireland’s Andrew Trimble, and Wales’ James Hook. Plus commentator Nick Heath goes through the first weekend of the Women’s Six Nations. And some Super Bowl discussion as Brian caught up with NFL hopeful Christian Scotland-Williamson to discuss the Eagles incredible victory and his transition from rugby to American Football.

As the Natwest 6 Nations fast approaches Brian is joined in the studio by Rob Andrew to attempt a prediction of what the 2018 tournament will bring. To help them are Scotland’s assistant coach Mike Blair, former Ireland hooker Shane Byrne, former Welsh winger Shane Williams and Italy's head coach Conor O’Shea. Plus World Cup Winner Claire Purdy goes through the Women’s 6 Nations.

Turf Business discuss how playing surfaces have changed since former England rugby international and new Sussex CCC Chief Executive Rob Andrew was playing top flight rugby and first class cricket. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to Brian Moore in conversation with Rob Andrew at the Telegraph for a special event. Brian and Rob discuss Rob's new book, Rugby: The Game of My Life, Sam Burgess and reflect on another weekend of explosive international rugby action. 

Stuart Barnes takes charge for the first time and welcomes Alex Lowe from The Times, resident greyhound expert Adam Hathaway and Rugby World's Sarah Mockford. The panel review the weekends European action, reflect on the amazing result from Russian side Krasny Yar, consider Stephen Jones' article on Rob Andrew, and recall their favourite games of the weekend. Hear why Leone Nakarawa is selected as the player of round one, and why no one would bet one against Saracens even at this early stage. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob Andrew's book and Plastic Pitches!

This week Brian is in conversation with George Chuter, Lee Byrne, Nigel Owens, Emily Scarratt and Garry Schofield. Plus we speak to Rob Andrew about his new book which you can read extracts from in Telegraph all week.

In the studio with Brian is the former Lion and England star, Rob Andrew.   Joining them to look back on the first Test against the All Blacks are Sirs Graham Henry and Ian McGeechan, and former Lions James Hook and Malcolm O'Kelly.    Plus rugby league legend, Garry Schofield, takes us through another week of Super League, and they're hearing from the Team Behind The Team.

Triple world speed-skating champion Elise Christie, British heavyweight boxer David Price, former England rugby star, now chief executive of Sussex cricket, Rob Andrew and British cycling star Lizzie Deignan join Eleanor Oldroyd to discuss the week’s sporting issues.

Brian is joined in the studio by the Telegraph's rugby news correspondent, Gavin Mairs and they are reliving Round 4 of the 6 Nations with the help of former England captain Rob Andrew, former Scotland captain Mike Blair, Wales legend Shane Williams and London Irish's Tom Court. Hull FC coach Lee Radford joins and Alex Broun delves into Super Rugby with us. Plus Nigel Owens answers all your rugby law questions.