Top 26 Rugby Podcasts

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The world’s first and only global women’s rugby podcast. News, views & opinions exclusively on the women’s game of rugby union, as it happens around the world.

The WRP speak to the biggest names in the game, every week; the likes of Sharni Williams, Emily Scarratt, Lindsay Peat, Ruby Tui, Lynne Cantwell, Kendra Cocksedge, Poppy Cleall, Rachel Malcolm, Siwan Lillicrap and Sir Bill Beaumont.

Our hosts, cover most bases............!!!

Sarah Hunter MBE, former England captain with 142 caps. Captaining her country at her fourth World Cup, winning it in 2014. World Rugby Women's Player of the Year, multiple Grand Slam winner widely regarding as England's greatest ever captain.

Sadia Kabeya, regarded as one of the Red Roses, up and coming stars, the flanker has already been to a World Cup final and won multiple 6 Nations titles. A fearsome member of the Loughborough Lightning back row, Sadia combines her rugby playing with her studies in sports.

A Red Rose and Bristol star, Sarah Bern, is a household name in the world of Women's rugby and a world class player. The props are not supposed to do what "Berner" does on the field, with two World Cup silver medals already in the sock draw! The multiple 6 Nations championship winner, still has so much to achieve in the game.

Johnnie Hammond, the creator of the pod, widely considered the voice of Women's rugby for over a decade. Commentating on virtually every club and international game in England, in that time. From inaugural league and Premier XVs finals to the World Cup final of 2014. Johnnie is regarded as one of the driving forces for the game in the media and one of the most respected.

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In this award-winning podcast Sue Anstiss talks to trailblazers in women sport. These are the individuals who are knocking down barriers and challenging the status quo for women and girls everywhere. Along with openly sharing their historic careers, what drives them and how they’ve dealt with tough challenges, each episode explores key issues for equality in sport and beyond.
We’re incredibly grateful to Sport England who support The Game Changers through a National Lottery award.
You can find out about all the guests at https://www.fearlesswomen.co.uk/thegamechangers Fearless Women in Sport

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Rugby is in our DNA. We are The Roar, Australia's biggest sporting debate!

Join our hosts Christy Doran and former Wallaby Matt Toomua as we chat with a cast of special guests, debating and dissecting the talking points in Super Rugby, the Wallabies and the international game.

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NRL Legend James Graham's Unique Take on The World Of Rugby League Featuring In-Depth Analysis & Interviews With Some Of The Games Fascinating Characters!

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A weekly digest of all things Rugby League - past, present and future.

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The Dropped Kick-Off was started in 2018 by members of the Green and Gold Rugby news team. Featuring a rotating roster, we're seven blokes (sometimes more) from all round the country who chew the fat on all things Aussie rugby, sitting down with folks in the know, covering left-field and relevant topics around the game in Australia.

Opinions our own, and of varying quality. Come check out everyone's third favourite rugby pod!

Australian rugby once had $40 million in the bank. Crowds over 100,000. TV audiences of 3 million. Today the Wallabies have sunk to their lowest world ranking ever. Off the field rugby is a "war zone" with a $20 million deficit last year alone.

The Breakdown is a gripping podcast investigation from The Australian, exploring just how far "the game they play in heaven" has fallen - and why. Jessica Halloran and Claire Harvey have interviewed everyone from ex-PMs and billionaires to Wallabies legends, boardroom insiders and the volunteers battling to keep the game alive. Raw and emotional, The Breakdown is the new binge-listen everyone will be talking about.

The Breakdown can be heard via The Australian's app right now. Search for and download The Australian's app to hear The Breakdown first.

Host: Jessica Halloran, Chief Sports Writer - The Australian

Producer: Claire Harvey, Editorial Director - The Australian

Production: Dylan Adams

Guests:

David Campese - Australia’s greatest ever try-scorer

Teki Tuipulotu - President of the Blacktown Scorpions

Khoder Nasser - Player agent of Quade Cooper and Sonny Bill Williams

Nick Farr-Jones - Former Wallabies captain

John Eales - Former Wallabies captain and long-time ARU board member

John Howard - Former PM and devoted Wallabies fan

John O’Neill - Former ARU CEO

John Coates - President of the Australian Olympic Committee and Chair of the Australian Olympic Foundation

Mat Rogers - Dual code star

Justin Harrison - Former Wallaby and RUPA boss

George Gregan - Former Wallabies captain

Phil Kearns - Former Wallabies captain

Alan Jones - Former Wallabies coach and broadcaster

Andrew Forrest - Billionaire and Western Force owner

Michael Cheika - Former Wallabies coach

Ann Sherry - Former ARU board member

Stephen Moore - Former Wallabies captain

Hamish McLennan - Current Rugby Australia chair

Colin Smith - sports broadcast rights expert

Gary Flowers - Former ARU CEO

Jeff Messitt - The Wavers Falcons rugby club secretary

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Motorsports writer, photographer and all-round sports lover talks mostly F1. But when he's not, there is plenty of other racing, sporting and sometimes random goodness that is discussed week-to-week.

Just your average blokes, talking sport and spinning yarns. If you love your Footy, Cricket and if you like to laugh, this podcast is for you.

In Aanvoerders gaan olympisch hockeykampioen Kim Lammers en journalist Suse van Kleef in gesprek met huidig en voormalig aanvoerders van bijzondere sportploegen.

Het succes van een team hangt natuurlijk van veel factoren af, maar vaak is er één duidelijk gemene deler: een sterke aanvoerder.

Ze spreken over hun rol binnen én buiten de lijnen, het geheim van (misgelopen) succes en de manier waarop ze hun ervaring als sportleider buiten hun sportieve carrière toepassen. Wat is hun geheim en wat hebben ze gemeen?

Over de makers:

Kim Lammers

Kim Lammers (1981) debuteerde op haar 21e in het Nederlands hockeyteam. Ze speelde 200 wedstrijden en scoorde 124 doelpunten. Het belangrijkste keerpunt in haar carrière was dat ze sterker terugkwam na een hele zware knieblessure en het missen van de Olympische Spelen in Beijing. Haar mooiste hoogtepunten waren de WK titels in 2006 en 2014 en het winnen van Olympisch goud tijdens de Olympische spelen in Londen in 2012. Tijdens haar carrière startte ze haar eigen bedrijf in het coachen van mensen en groepen wat aansloot bij haar studie pedagogiek. Die achtergrond en topsport combineerde ze om teams beter te laten samenwerken en het beste uit zichzelf te halen.

Suse van Kleef

Suse van Kleef (1986) is freelance presentator en verslaggever voor radio en tv. Ze was geruime tijd NOS-correspondent in Groot-Brittannië. Na haar terugkomst werd ze in 2021 de eerste vrouwelijke voetbalcommentator van ons land. Daarnaast werkt ze als presentator van het radioprogramma Langs de Lijn e.o. en is ze een veel geziene gast in tv-programma’s Jinek, Khalid & Sophie en Op1. Tijdens de Olympische Spelen in augustus 2021 presenteerde ze op radio 1 het dagelijkse programma RadiOlympia. Vervolgens reisde Suse zelf af naar Japan en was daar voor de NOS hét gezicht van de Paralympische Spelen. Zelf voetbalde ze in het Nederlands elftal onder de 19 toen een kruisbandblessure en maatschappelijke ambities een einde maakten aan haar sportcarrière.

Foto Suse van Kleef: S.Heijdendael