The Roar Rugby Podcast

British analyst, podcaster, and writer Sam Larner joined The Roar rugby experts Brett McKay and Harry Jonesto discuss the Wallabies-England, New Zealand-Ireland, and South Africa-Wales series, and dig into the sport's trends, and his analysis work in consultation with individual players.

Wallabies great and World Cup bid leader Phil Kearns joins The Roar rugby experts Brett McKay and Harry Jones for an extensive chat about the state of the game including the successful RWC bids and the bombshell news that Australia is considering quitting Super Rugby. Kearns also talks about his time as a player and owning the ‘bad boy’ tag often thrown his way, despite only ever wanting the best for Australian rugby.

Queensland Reds and Wallabies No.8 Harry Wilson joined The Roar rugby experts Brett McKay and Harry Jones to reveal the surprise method of discovering his Wallabies squad selection ahead of the England series, his homework on northern hemisphere No.8s, and why his shorts aren’t as tight as they once were.

Kiwi-Irish rugby writer Paul Cully joined The Roar rugby experts Brett McKay and Harry Jonesto discuss the mystery of Norwegian pod rankings, the successes and disappointments in the Super Rugby Pacific quarterfinals, look forward to the semis, and predict the Wallabies squad for the first Test against England.

Legendary All Black and one of the forefathers of Moana Pasifika, Sir Bryan Williams, joined The Roar rugby expert Harry Jones for a reflective chat on his own career as a great player and coach, his pride in the debut Super Rugby season of Moana Pasifika, and his views on the future of the game in the Pacific Islands.

Former England lock and Melbourne Rebels forwards coach Geoff Parling joined The Roar rugby experts Brett McKay and Harry Jones to talk honest assessments, differences between rugby in the north and south, what might help lift Super Rugby, and some thoughts on this weekend's quarterfinals.