Podcasts about springboks

Content creator and general funny man Bouwer Bosch chews the fat on 'To The Last Drop' this week. Bosch who has taken the advertising world by storm with some quirky and often hilarious content explains what it's like working with Springboks outside their natural habitat. He explains the often fine line he has to walk to remain edgy in his content without delivering gratuitous cheap shots. He also reveals which Boks are 'naturals' when it comes to shooting content and who he'd like to work with in future. 'To The Last Drop' hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel also look ahead to the return of the URC this weekend with the Sharks and the Bulls facing tough away assignments.

Club rugby steps out of the shadows and into sharp focus on this week's edition of 'To The Last Drop'. The community game has long operated on the periphery but it is slowly reclaiming its place in the game's eco-system. Special guest on the show is former Pirates Rugby Club Chairman and marketing and sponsorship guru Brad Guymer who shares his thoughts on the revitalisation of club rugby and runs the rule over sponsorship bonanza the Springboks recently concluded. Also on the show the Bulls away win over Bayonne is described as one of their most accomplished this season. Show hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel look ahead to the challenge facing Jake White's team against Edinburgh in the quarterfinal of the Challenge Cup this weekend. White will come up against one of his former assistants Sean Everitt in a coaches battle of wills in the Scottish capital this weekend. The show also previews some of the other matches of note in the quarterfinals of the EPCR tournaments this weekend.

South African star Malcolm Marx joins Bryn Hall, James Parsons and Ross Karl to talk Springboks innovation, Rassie, dominating the breakdown and his toughest opponents.We deep dive into who will start at 10 for the All Blacks and do a mid-season review of Super Rugby Pacific, looking at rookies, players of the year and trends so far. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lester Kiewit speaks to Koos Eksteen, organiser of the 2025 Willie le Roux Rugby Festival, which takes place at the Markötter Sports Ground in Stellenbosch from 2-5 April. 1555 players and 235 coaches from all over Southern Africa are participating.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite the nostalgia attached to South African involvement, though, their time in Super Rugby is perhaps viewed with rose-tinted glasses. At the time of their exit in 2020, it had been nine seasons since a South African team won the title. What's more, with South African sides staging matches during the day, touring Kiwi sides often had little New Zealand broadcast audience. Suggestions that lack of exposure to South Africa at Super Rugby level has left the All Blacks underprepared hold weight, but it's also worth pointing out that New Zealand both start and finish their test season against Northern Hemisphere opposition, with the Springboks sandwiched between as part of the Rugby Championship. By Alex Powell. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Life On Tour arrives in Asia, with the likes of Spain's Jeremy Trevithick and South Africa's Impi Visser jumping on the couch with Harry McNulty, while special guest Bryan Habana gives the lowdown on Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus and taming the dragon in Hong Kong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this BizNews Briefing, host Bronwyn Nielsen explores the Democratic Alliance's leverage within South Africa's Government of National Unity, budget disputes and tax hikes. Experts analyse the DA's critical role, the ANC's weakening grip, and potential coalition shifts. Pick n Pay partners with the Springboks to boost its revival and on the global stage, Trump signals potential tariffs on Russian oil buyers, underscoring a volatile mix of politics and economics.

The Springbok jersey will have a new look as FNB and Pick n Pay were recently announced as Tier One sponsors, taking over from MTN after the telecommunications giant’s eight-year sponsorship deal concluded. To get a sense of how companies determine the value of a sponsorship, Lester Kiewit Kiewit speaks to Nqobile Ndlovu, sports business researcher at Cash N Sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On The Midday Report, host Mandy Wiener delves into the day's top headlines. Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero addresses the controversy surrounding the renaming of Sandton Drive. Meanwhile, two suspects connected to the Soshanguve shooting have appeared in court. In other news, Mmusi Maimane outlines the conditions under which BOSA would support the ANC's budget. The South African Veterinary Association issues a stark warning about the severe consequences of the termination of USAID funding. Lastly, in sports, First National Bank steps in to replace MTN as the title sponsor for the Springboks. All this and more. Listen live - The Midday Report with Mandy Wiener is broadcast on weekdays from noon to 1 pm on 702 and CapeTalk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is at peace with New Zealand Rugby's non-overseas selection policy. He's previously urged the governing body to keep an open mind regarding the use of offshore players, like the world champion Springboks. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this special episode of Rugby Direct, Elliott Smith and Liam Napier are joined by NZR CEO Mark Robinson and All Blacks head coach Scott 'Razor' Robertson for an exclusive and extended interview. They update us on all the big rugby issues and state of the game, including their stance on eligibility, broadcast and sponsorship, the upcoming international rugby calendar and what success looks like in 2025. Plus, what talent are catching their eyes in Super Rugby. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we look at all the news that made headlines: Felix Jones returning to the Springboks camp. Handre Pollard lured back to Bulls by Jake White. URC - Uk matches URC - SA Derbies Super Rugby - How Good? 

The Stormers' scrum will come under intense scrutiny when they clash with the Bulls in the United Rugby Championship on Saturday, agreed 'To The Last Drop' hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel. The last time the teams met the Stormers back pedalled in that facet and a repeat of that kind of retreat will almost surely put paid to their chances of advancing up the points table this weekend. The Stormers are in 10th spot on the URC log and apart from a win that will sustain their challenge for a place in the top eight, victory for the visitors will be a boost to morale. The Lions find themselves in similar territory and though they are at home to the Sharks they will start underdogs. They Sharks are adept at winning at altitude and they may bring some of the Springboks along for the ride.

#stevenkitshoff #springboks #springbokrugby #stormers #podcastIn this special episode of Storytime, we welcome Springbok and Stormers legend Steven Kitshoff to the studio to discuss his recent retirement from professional rugby. With a career spanning over a decade, Kitshoff has been a cornerstone of South African rugby, earning over 80 Test caps for the Springboks and playing a crucial role in their back-to-back Rugby World Cup victories in 2019 and 2023. A leader on and off the field, he captained the Stormers to their first-ever URC title in 2022, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest loosehead props in the game.We've got an exciting announcement—Gametime is officially launching! Hosted by Steven Kitshoff, Joshua Eady and a surprise third host, this brand-new show will dive into all things rugby, South African sport, and life beyond the game. Behind-the-scenes stories, and plenty of kak praat as we break down the latest in rugby, reminisce about epic moments, and bring on some legendary guests.Gametime will be dropping right here on the Storytime channel, so stay tuned for our first episode—this one's going to be lekker!Don't forget to like and subscribe FOR MORE INFO GAMETIME - https://www.instagram.com/gametimepod/steven Kitshoff - https://www.instagram.com/steven_kitshoff/Joshua Eady - https://www.instagram.com/justblamejosh/Storytime Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/storytimepodcastjosh/LISTEN Spotify - https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/... Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Amazon Podcast - https://a.co/d/cyCUGeB

In this episode of A LOAD OF BS ON SPORT, we're joined by Springboks captain Siya Kolisi, who opens up about his remarkable journey from the townships to becoming South Africa's first black captain. With disarming honesty and humility, Siya shares insights into leadership, the pressures of representing a nation, and the power of vulnerability in modern sport.The Evolution of LeadershipSiya discusses his unique approach to captaincy, revealing how his first game as captain - being 21-0 down - shaped his leadership philosophy. He explains why traditional "hero" leadership doesn't work in modern rugby and how shared leadership has been key to the Springboks' success."I believe in shared leadership. Sometimes the best thing a captain can do is step back and let others lead. The main thing is the team, not the individual."The Rassie EffectWe delve into the transformative impact of Rassie Erasmus on both Siya personally and the Springboks as a team. Kolisi shares intimate details about their relationship and how Erasmus's coaching philosophy has created an environment of trust and excellence.Beyond the ArmbandSiya opens up about his personal struggles, including his battle with alcohol and the importance of mental health in professional sport. He discusses how therapy has helped him become not just a better leader, but a better person."I'm not perfect. I want people to know I'm not perfect. That's how we grow - by acknowledging our weaknesses and working on them."The Weight of HistoryWe explore the significance of being the first black Springboks captain and how Siya balances this historical responsibility with his personal identity. He shares powerful insights into representing hope in post-apartheid South Africa while staying true to his roots in Zwide township.Building LegacyThe conversation turns to Siya's work off the field through his foundation and his vision for life after rugby. He discusses the importance of giving back to the community and using his platform for positive change."Rugby is what I do, not my life. I want to make a difference that goes beyond the sport."This episode offers unique insights into modern leadership, the power of vulnerability, and how sport can be a vehicle for social change. Siya's story is not just about rugby - it's about hope, resilience, and the courage to lead with heart.Key Discussion Points:The evolution from traditional to shared leadership in modern rugbyThe role of vulnerability in effective leadershipRassie Erasmus's impact on South African rugbyMental health and professional sportRugby as a force for social change in South AfricaBuilding a legacy beyond the gameToday's podcast is brought to you in partnership with The Events Room. With an amazing sporting calendar in 2025, The Events Room have events happening around the Six Nation and The Lions, featuring the likes of Warren Gatland, Alun Wyn Jones, Sam Warburton and Martin Johnson, and that's just the Rugby, so get on the website at http//:www.theeventsroom.co.uk to see all their upcoming events and get bookingThe Events Room, making memorable moments happen in 2025.https://theeventsroom.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben Youngs and Dan Cole are in the For The Love Of Rugby virtual studio to answer your questions! Can we make a Six Nations Bomb Squad to rival the Springboks 6:2 bench? Who should Wales steal from other nations? And what is rugby learning from football? ✍️ Subscribe to Coley's newsletter: https://loveofrugby.substack.com/subscribe

#rudypaige #juandejongh #behindtheruckpodcast #southafricapodcast #rugby In this episode, we sit down with South African rugby legends Rudy Paige and Juan de Jongh to dive into their incredible journeys both on and off the field. We chat about their childhood dreams of becoming professional rugby players, the honor of playing for South Africa, and the unforgettable memories of the iconic Newlands Stadium. We debate Cape Town vs. Joburg fans, the joys (and frustrations) of playing golf, and what it's like to balance rugby life with raising children. We also tackle the controversial topic of South Africans supporting New Zealand, reflect on the role of faith and religion in their careers, and discuss the resilience needed to overcome challenges, prove doubters wrong, and rise above as the ultimate underdogs. Finally, we discuss their incredible take over of the podcast industry in South Africa, with their podcast "Behind the Ruck". Don't forget to like and subscribe FOR MORE INFO Rudy Paige - https://www.instagram.com/rudy_paige/ Juan De Jongh - https://www.instagram.com/juandejongh/ Behind the Ruck Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/behindtheruckpodcast/ Joshua Eady - https://www.instagram.com/justblamejosh/ Storytime Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/storytimepodcastjosh/ WATCH https://youtu.be/CdnLCdQ2KxM

What the heck with Carmen Reddy is always intense. You'll never guess which Springbok coach joined politics. Hugh Jackman's complicated love life has everyone talking and Drake dropped his lawsuit against Kendrick, but he's still suing his label. What the heck? Webpage

Joining Graeme Raubenheimer, today is Jan de Koning, Editor at Rugby365 and a respected voice in the rugby world. Jan brings his expert insights into the Springboks’ recent successes and the challenges they face as we look ahead to 2025. From tactical shifts to player development, Jan helps us break down what’s in store for the reigning world championsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Déjà récompensé en 2019, le double champion du monde Pieter-Steph du Toit a été sacré meilleur joueur de l'année 2024. Pourtant, le troisième ligne Springboks aux plaquages dévastateurs reste méconnu. Pourquoi ? Qui est-il vraiment ? Portrait dans Crunch. Un podcast présenté par Léa Leostic, avec Renaud Bourel, Aurélien Bouisset et Winny Claret. Enregistrement : Lucie Dupressoir.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Stephen Grootes talks to Carel Nolte about the EasyEquities-led consortium's proposal to acquire a stake in the Springboks. In other interviews on the Money Show, Siphiwe Moyo, an organisational behaviour specialist, unpacks the different types of rest and how to prioritize self-care over the holidays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-Stephen Grootes speaks to Andy Capastgno,  Rugby columnist about the game-changing R6.7 billion Springboks commercial rights deal.   -On The Money Show Explainer ,Stephen Grootes explores South Africa's need for neutrality amidst Trump's reelection and global trade uncertainties with Magda Wierzycka, CEO at Syngia. Friday File -  Tyres to Treasures: The Innovative Story of Intyre HomeWare Stephen Grootes speaks to Reabetswe Ngwane,  managing director of Kreamfields about her unique approach to sustainable fashion and  home decor using recycled tyre materials.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Thursday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from Leinster ahead of their Investec Champions Cup opener away to Bristol - a game you can hear live and exclusively on Sunday's Off The Ball. Dan Sheehan gives us an update on his ACL injury, and when he expects to return. Former Scotland captain Stuart Hogg is sentenced following his domestic abuse court case. Referees have joined the heave against the English RFU's top brass. Lyon have identified one of their former players to return as head coach. And the Springboks first post-apartheid head coach has died.

On Thursday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from Leinster ahead of their Investec Champions Cup opener away to Bristol - a game you can hear live and exclusively on Sunday's Off The Ball. Dan Sheehan gives us an update on his ACL injury, and when he expects to return. Former Scotland captain Stuart Hogg is sentenced following his domestic abuse court case. Referees have joined the heave against the English RFU's top brass. Lyon have identified one of their former players to return as head coach. And the Springboks first post-apartheid head coach has died.

John Maytham and Craig Ray discuss Pieter-Steph du Toit's stellar form that earned him the 2024 World Men's 15s Player of the Year award, celebrating his impact and the inclusion of seven Springboks in the Dream Team of the Year. They also reflected on what this success means for South African rugby's future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Skinstad represented South Africa Rugby at all levels. Having captained the under 21 Springbok side in 1996 and 1997, he ascended to the adult team as a replacement on 29 November 1997 against England. He would go on to play 42 tests for the Springboks, scoring 11 tries – and captained the national side to its second Rugby Union World Cup in 2007, before retiring. Bob is now a Partner at the challenger consultancy firm Elixirr. Very recently Bob and Andrew Mehrtens (former All Black) completed the takeover of French second division club Beziers, heading up a consortium which also features ex-Formula 1 boss Eddie Jordan.Bob and I have a very candid chat about what is was like growing up in Zimbabwe as a white privileged child in an affluent family. During his teenage years Bob started to become fully aware of the challenges within South Africa during Apartheid. In fact Bob went on to meet Nelson Mandela in his role as national captain of The Sprinboks. Bob shares some great memories of chatting to Nelson Mandela and his incredible leadership and approach to inclusivity even after decades of incarceration. Bob reflects on his early life in South Africa and even with his obvious sporting talent he accepts that he took things for granted and didn't have a mentality for all out winning. Today, as a leader in business, Bob describes himself and learner as opposed to leader. The older he gets the more he realises what he doesn't know. When Bob started to play rugby it wasn't a profession for a full time role, it was all amateur. That changed for South Africa during the 1995 World Cup as Rugby started to mean more to the nation. Bob lived the transformational change within South Africa and became the first professionally contracted rugby player in the country. He made his men's debut in 1997 against England. Bob recalls having two district careers in rugby, one was the young devil may care maverick player that catapulted him into the national team and one was the captain and leader of a nation where he had to learn the history and scarred memories of many of his players who did not have the upbringing that he experienced.Belonging is a principle need for humanity and Bob explains how this is a powerful contributor to a high performing team, especially within a sporting context. Leading and managing chaos is inevitable on the international rugby field and Bob explains the importance of strategy, planning, speed of decision making and practice to help mitigate the chaos. One of Bob's standout lessons is that there are different types of people 'givers need to learn when to stop because takers never do' and so Bob realised how important it was to find his tribe with belonging purpose and passion.www.elixirr.com/en-gb/person/bobskinstad Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Friday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack helps set the table for the penultimate test of Ireland's autumn.We hear from captain Caelan Doris on the unexpected needle that Frank Lomani's comments have added to tomorrow's fixture with Fiji. Andy Farrell offers some clarity regarding Jonathan Sexton's role with the coaching staff, and whether he's a bad influence on their out-halves. Bundee Aki addresses those rumours of a move to France.Plus Warren Gatland receives backing from no less a source than Springboks captain Siya Kolisi.

On Friday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack helps set the table for the penultimate test of Ireland's autumn.We hear from captain Caelan Doris on the unexpected needle that Frank Lomani's comments have added to tomorrow's fixture with Fiji. Andy Farrell offers some clarity regarding Jonathan Sexton's role with the coaching staff, and whether he's a bad influence on their out-halves. Bundee Aki addresses those rumours of a move to France.Plus Warren Gatland receives backing from no less a source than Springboks captain Siya Kolisi.

Lauren Jenkins is joined by World Cup winner Francois Louw as well as two former Wales captains Ellis Jenkins and Ken Owens to discuss another busy week in Welsh rugby and preview the final game of the autumn campaign against the Springboks.

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from Leinster, where Leo Cullen has - as expected - signed a new two-year deal with the province. Richie speaks to Leinster CEO Shane Nolan, who also provides an update on the redevelopment status of the RDS. It's been a big day of contract news at Ulster. Warren Gatland addresses his future as Wales boss ahead of their test with the Springboks. And Sergio Parisse makes more history for Italy.

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from Leinster, where Leo Cullen has - as expected - signed a new two-year deal with the province. Richie speaks to Leinster CEO Shane Nolan, who also provides an update on the redevelopment status of the RDS. It's been a big day of contract news at Ulster. Warren Gatland addresses his future as Wales boss ahead of their test with the Springboks. And Sergio Parisse makes more history for Italy.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp ahead of Saturday's test with Fiji. Scrum coach John Fogarty addresses Ireland's discipline, the threat posed by Fiji, and speaks in glowing terms about history-maker Cian Healy. Jean Kleyn's been handed a start for the Springboks against Wales, as Rassie Erasmus goes with the brothers Hendrikse. Steve Borthwick's been forced into some alterations to his England squad. There's been a change in itinerary for the Lions tour of Australia. And Antoine Dupont's nomination as World Rugby Men's Sevens Player of the Year has been described as "disrespectful".

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp ahead of Saturday's test with Fiji. Scrum coach John Fogarty addresses Ireland's discipline, the threat posed by Fiji, and speaks in glowing terms about history-maker Cian Healy. Jean Kleyn's been handed a start for the Springboks against Wales, as Rassie Erasmus goes with the brothers Hendrikse. Steve Borthwick's been forced into some alterations to his England squad. There's been a change in itinerary for the Lions tour of Australia. And Antoine Dupont's nomination as World Rugby Men's Sevens Player of the Year has been described as "disrespectful".

Ben, Charlie and Charles reflect on another disappointing afternoon for England at Twickenham as their winless run stretched to five following a defeat to South Africa.Was this latest defeat a result of bad tactics, or was it down to individual errors for the Springboks tries? They also address the fitness concerns after Steve Borthwick mentioned his side were not in the right condition when they arrived into camp a month ago.Elsewhere things are much worse for Wales, they were thrashed by Australia in Cardiff, a result that extends their winless run to 11. Warren Gatland says he will consider his future following the result, so we take a look at who could realistically replace him.Plus we get into the huge news surrounding a potential breakaway league for the games biggest stars and if any deal can be brokered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jan de Koning, Editor at Rugby365, joins John Maytham for a deeper analysis of what's at play in this highly anticipated test match between the Springboks and England.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Thursday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp ahead of tomorrow's Test with Argentina at the Aviva, and we hear from captain Caelan Doris. World Rugby has a new chair, and Rob Kearney's joined their Executive Board, plus a decision on the 20-minute red card has been deferred. Mathieu Jalibert has walked out of the French camp ahead of their test with the All Blacks, plus Scott Robertson shares what he learned during his time in Perpignan. The Springboks make a host of changes for their meeting with England, with a Leinster man among the beneficiaries. And there's more confusion regarding the future of London Irish.

On Thursday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp ahead of tomorrow's Test with Argentina at the Aviva, and we hear from captain Caelan Doris. World Rugby has a new chair, and Rob Kearney's joined their Executive Board, plus a decision on the 20-minute red card has been deferred. Mathieu Jalibert has walked out of the French camp ahead of their test with the All Blacks, plus Scott Robertson shares what he learned during his time in Perpignan. The Springboks make a host of changes for their meeting with England, with a Leinster man among the beneficiaries. And there's more confusion regarding the future of London Irish.

Alex, Hask, and Tins are joined by Bath Head Coach Johann van Graan, whose high coaching IQ has propelled Bath to the top of the Premiership. With a crucial England v South Africa game looming, Johann reveals the tactical genius that makes Rassie Erasmus the best coach in the world and how the Springboks have evolved into the World's Number 1 side. With a CV that spans Super Rugby, Springboks, URC, and now the Premiership, Johann shares insights into the adaptability and composure required to coach at the highest levels of sport. EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/goodbadrugby Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.

Aotearoa Rugby Pod is back for another Autumn Nations run down. We see a southern hemisphere sweep as the All Blacks beat Ireland, Australia beat England and the Springboks beat Scotland. The team analyse all the games and look at what is to come in the next week of fixtures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack has the latest from a wounded Ireland camp ahead of Friday's test with Argentina. We hear from winger Mack Hansen on where and how Ireland must improve, and we also check in with Pumas attack coach Kenny Lynn and their lock Juan Martin Gonzalez. Springboks scrum-half Cobus Reinach sings the praises of their attack coach Tony Brown, while Tommy Freeman leaps to the defence of his England head coach Steve Borthwick. All Blacks forward Wallace Sititi on Sam Cane's absence from their test with France. Marc Lievremont's brush with death. And European finals weekend is returning to France.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack has the latest from a wounded Ireland camp ahead of Friday's test with Argentina.We hear from winger Mack Hansen on where and how Ireland must improve, and we also check in with Pumas attack coach Kenny Lynn and their lock Juan Martin Gonzalez.Springboks scrum-half Cobus Reinach sings the praises of their attack coach Tony Brown, while Tommy Freeman leaps to the defence of his England head coach Steve Borthwick.All Blacks forward Wallace Sititi on Sam Cane's absence from their test with France.Marc Lievremont's brush with death.And European finals weekend is returning to France.

Ben, Charlie and Charles reflect on the second weekend of Autumn internationals which saw England stunned by a resurgent Australia at TwickenhamSteve Borthwick has now lost his six test matches in 2024 and up next is the visit of World Champions South AfricaAhead of that game, we discuss if England are lacking in leaders, we also take a closer look at the defensive system and ask why it has struggled so much since the departure of Felix Jones.Elsewhere it was a disappointing weekend all round for the home nations, with Scotland, Ireland and Wales all suffering defeat as well, Ben was in Murrayfield and tells us the Scots have plenty to be happy about despite defeat to the Springboks.Plus we tackle all your questions as usual, including the possibility of French based players featuring for England and early Lions shouts too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a special edition of Rugby Daily from the Aviva Stadium, Richie McCormack brings you all the reaction from Ireland's defeat to the All Blacks. We hear from Andy Farrell on where Ireland must improve, and Caelan Doris on the period of the game that cost Ireland. Scott Barrett on his flashpoint with Joe McCarthy, and Scott Robertson on the biggest win of his coaching career. Plus, news from the Springboks, Scotland and Wales ahead of their Sunday outings.

On a special edition of Rugby Daily from the Aviva Stadium, Richie McCormack brings you all the reaction from Ireland's defeat to the All Blacks.We hear from Andy Farrell on where Ireland must improve, and Caelan Doris on the period of the game that cost Ireland.Scott Barrett on his flashpoint with Joe McCarthy, and Scott Robertson on the biggest win of his coaching career.Plus, news from the Springboks, Scotland and Wales ahead of their Sunday outings.

To launch our coverage of the autumn nations series, Chris and Ashy head to Jersey to sit down with double World Cup winning South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus. We ask what makes him tick, how he stays motivated, and whether the Springboks can win a third World Cup. And given his emotional connection to South Africa, would he ever coach another international side? We are also joined by the great winger Cheslin Kolbe; what has been his favourite moment in a Springbok jersey, and what's the driving force behind his brilliant career so far?

With Hask and Tins away, we've got a special lineup for this episode. Alongside Payno is World Cup winner Will Greenwood, bringing his expert insights on the England squad ahead of the Autumn Nations Series. Joining him is Telegraph Rugby guru Charlie Morgan, ready to break down the team's strengths, potential surprises, and the challenges they'll face this autumn. Greens takes us down memory lane recalling some epic Autumn Test matches, reminiscing about those legendary games against the All Blacks, Springboks & Wallabies. Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres

 In this episode, we discuss the evolution of technology and community, celebrate some of our recent podcasting successes, and introduce the new show format. We dive into some key topics, including AI developments in Abu Dhabi, how mushrooms are powering robotics, and leadership lessons from big names like Nike and Eskom. The conversation also touches on Amazon's back-to-office mandate and troubling revelations about P. Diddy, highlighting the importance of breaking cycles of abuse and the role of leadership in shaping organizations.Stories We Covered:BlackRock, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), Microsoft, MGX, and NVIDIA are forming a groundbreaking partnership.Cornell University has developed a robot powered by mushrooms!Amazon US Officially Ends Hybrid WorkingNike's New CEO Faces Major ChallengesThe shocking news of P. Diddy's arrest.Meta Introduces Teen Accounts for Under-18s on InstagramEskom Marks 6 Months of No Load SheddingAdditional Highlights:We start off by celebrating our Podcast of the Year win at APVA.Teasing our upcoming book (watch this space!).John shares his experience at a tech summit in Abu Dhabi, tied to the new BlackRock partnership. Plus, a documentary he saw claims that without London, England would be a third-world country!A classic "Expansive" episode isn't complete without a mushroom story—this time, a mushroom is helping a robot walk.Leadership stories from Amazon's return-to-office mandate and South Africa's Eskom leadership. Did new management end load shedding after six months?We dive into the psychological tactics of the Springboks' "Bomb Squad," a brilliant strategy by Rassie to boost the energy of the bench players.Bonus Topics:John gives his top tips on how to stand out in the corporate world, sparking a debate on remote vs. in-office work.And yes, we also talk about P. Diddy. Erik gets reflective, while John just wanted to gossip – classic! To listen to The Current Podcast, go to - https://www.investec.com/en_za/focus/the-current. Please like and subscribe to our channel and leave us a comment! We love hearing from our listeners and we thank you for being apart of our community! Socials:Instagram: @theexpansivepodcastX: @theexpansivepodLinkedin: The Expansive PodcastTik Tok: theexpansivepodcast Head to: DocMarty.com and use code THEEXPANSIVE for 20% off your first purchase!

It was another big weekend in the rugby world and the lads are back to cover every minute of it. We chat all things Prem, including that legendary interaction between props at Gloucester, some shocking results in the URC, the Springboks seal their first Rugby Championship title since 2019 AND the lads select their GOAT of all GOAT XV's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a hell of an opening weekend of domestic ruggers, some absolute crackers which we're going to cover, including all the Prem, URC and Rugby Championship Action, BUT ALSO we've got a deep dive into the Blitz style defence you're seeing teams like England and the Springboks play with one of the best coaches int he game, Exeter Chiefs Defence Coach Omar Mouneimne!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Danny, Ashy and Ugo are on the sofa to look back at a hectic weekend which featured an impressive win for Bath and a good old fashioned smash and grab by Leicester to get Michael Cheika off to a winning start. DC has an issue with his market value on Fantasy Rugby and we debate what a prime Ashton and Monye would have fetched. The code if you want to join the league is: posysash or you can email: rugbyunionweekly@bbc.co.uk for the link. Plus, we look back at round five of the Rugby Championship delivered yet again, with a thrilling Bledisloe Cup encounter in Sydney and Los Pumas stun the Springboks.