Dave heads to the Cumbrian coast to chat to Graham Broatch, Rugby Secretary at Hensingham all about the club, its exciting list of talented players that have go

Dave, Ste, and Ady are joined again by former East Leeds chairman Pete Longbottom, Siddal committee man, former coach, and ex-professional player Johnny Lawless and Paul Harrison, Child Welfare Officer for Heworth and Yorkshire Juniors to discuss scholarships and a lot more besides!

Dave finds out about Ossett, Ossett Trinity Tigers, their time in the Pennine League and Yorkshire Men's League.

Dave calls into Aspatria Hornets to find out more about the Cumbrian club, including how they reformed ten years ago and brought a former community asset back into use and taking part in a Virtual RL game.

Dave Parkinson & Ste Beech are joined on the show by Dr. Phil Cooper MBE from State of Mind Sport, Nick Ashall and Ady O'Sullivan from Pilks Recs, Ian Stapleton from Culcheth Eagles and Innes Arnold from the St Helens Referees Society to discuss a new Mental Health initiative at 3 community clubs.

Dave gets the fascinating inside story of Damian Clayton MBE and his, and others fight to get Rugby League recognised in the Armed Forces.

Dave's virtual tour of clubs continues as he again calls into Cumbria to visit Seaton Rangers, chatting to secretary Peter Gilmour about everything Seaton and the refereeing pedigree of his dad.

Dave visits the North East (virtually) to discuss the creation of a brand new club - Newcastle Magpies - with Steve Beaty and hear about the story of RL development in the area.

Dave, Ste, and Ady are joined by Stanningley's Tom Bell, Blackpool Stanley's Brett Whitehead, and Haydock's John Bradbury to talk about how they returned to socially distanced training and other club aspects.