World Rugby Studios

Today we're joined by our very own World Cup winning Captain in John Smit and Englands most highly capped player ever in Ben Youngs to discuss all the crazy action from the Autumn Nations Cup so far and also to preview the huge clash this weekend at Twickenham. Plus we hear some hillarious stories about Jean's time at Leicester, Eddie Jones with a Samurai Sword and much more......

With a fierce drive, precision, and passion that blend maturity beyond her years, Annabell Fuller has transformed from a promising English amateur golfer into a formidable new pro on the world stage, ready to make her mark. Annabell sat down with us to share her journey and what it's really like to be a professional female golfer.

Emily Frazer first started at Matchroom doing work experience she is now the CEO of Matchroom Multisport. Frazer is best known for her transformative leadership in the world of professional pool, particularly through her work with the World Nineball Tour and flagship events like the Mosconi Cup. Since taking over, she has been credited with modernizing the sport and pushing for greater diversity and inclusivity.

Anya Culling is a British elite marathon runner who has made a remarkable transition from a novice to one of the UK's fastest marathoners in just a few years. Anya started running in 2019, initially completing her first marathon in 4 hours and 34 minutes. However, she rapidly improved, cutting nearly two hours off her marathon time within three years. Anya sat down with us to share her story about her running journey.

For the first time since 2019 the Boks are TRC Champions and Champions of the world - and to talk us through their incredible achivements we're joined by the hero from the 2023 world cup - the wonderful Deon 'Brannas' Fourie....Enjoy!

Sene Naoupu is a New Zealand-born Irish rugby union player, best known for her performances as a key member of the Ireland women's rugby team. She has used her platform to advocate for equality in rugby and greater recognition for women's rugby globally. Naoupu’s role as both a player and an advocate has made her a significant figure in Irish rugby and a respected voice in women's sport.