Rugby podcasts

[Kitter]

Got quite a few that I listen to each week, my favourite being the molecast.

Anyone recommend others?

 

[Weldit]

Depends what you like, but I know of a few. Don't always listen to them, but for welsh rugby:

WRAP - Welsh Rugby Appreciation Podcast
The above have a podcast each for the different clubs (Dragons, Scarlets, Cardiff and Ospreys)
The Welsh Rugby Podcast
Attacking Scum
Scrum V

 

[Don't Skip Leg Day]

I like egg chasers, good lads who mostly provide a good take on rugby and what's gone on.

The rugby pod has some very good insights but also some insufferable 'banter' and can be very annoying. Also Jim H comes across like he knows nothing about rugby at times where as Goode seems to know a fair bit.


There is also the good, the bad, the rugby which I mostly find to be garbage. Only listen to that if I'm on a very long drive and I've finished all my favourite medieval history podcasts.

 

[Rinkadink]

my favourite medieval history podcasts

Okay. I'm curious and need a listen. What's hot in medieval history podcasts?

Closest I've come was coming across an audiobook called Unruly, written and read by David Mitchell (yes, that one). Was pretty enjoyable.

 

[mikebrownsauce1512]

The Rugby Pod is clear at the top for me

 

[Saintjay]

Bbc Rugby union weekly, The Ruck, The Telegraph rugby podcast, and The Rugby Paper podcast.

As well as GBR, Egg chasers and The Rugby Pod.

For Welsh stuff I go with blood and mud, and attacking scrum

Some are a little less frequent than others.

 

[Don't Skip Leg Day]

Okay. I'm curious and need a listen. What's hot in medieval history podcasts?

Closest I've come was coming across an audiobook called Unruly, written and read by David Mitchell (yes, that one). Was pretty enjoyable.

Gone medieval by history hit. Some really good ones in there. I can't get enough history these days when driving.

 

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

I've listened to rugby podcasts less and less
I kinda wish a top player would do one and the same way Lebron has done his podcast Mind the Game (Now with Steve Nash).
I like looking at some clips from them, For the love of the game is decent I feel.

I love listening to podcast though but I yeah IDK rugby podcasts are either too critical (for the love of the game, proceeds to moan for an hour about the game), too for the lads or too journalist with too high an opinion of their view for me.

I have been enjoying some more YouTube rugby content that is starting to get better and better produce


Wish more teams would do stuff like this

 

[pagliaccio_euforico]

Got quite a few that I listen to each week, my favourite being the molecast.

Cease and desist

 

[pagliaccio_euforico]

I mainly listen to cycling podcasts.

No one has produced a rugby podcast yet that both likes the game and is able to make fun of the absurd parts of the sport. Everything is so serious.

 

[BrokenWing]

Okay. I'm curious and need a listen. What's hot in medieval history podcasts?

Closest I've come was coming across an audiobook called Unruly, written and read by David Mitchell (yes, that one). Was pretty enjoyable.

There's also You're dead to me.

BBC Radio 4 - You're Dead to Me

The comedy podcast that takes history seriously. Hosted by Greg Jenner.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[BrokenWing]

There's a South African one called Boks Office which I've listened to a couple of times, that seems alright. They don't just talk about SA rugby.