Beyond the Bias

Tune in and listen to this episode of 'The Bowls Hour' where Erin and Alex chat to newly crowned National Champion of Champions Triples winners and Silver Star recipients, Linda Ralph and Ross Ellery.Then listen as Sharon Sims, the North Island teams non playing Captain, names the players set to participate in this years North vs South.You won't want to miss it!

Tune in and listen to this episode of 'The Bowls Hour' where Erin and Alex chat to newly crowned National Champion of Champions Pairs winner Diane Patterson, then talk to young guns Seamus Curing and Ashleigh Jeffcoat.They also chat about blue greens and ask a very important question in regards to milk and cereal, you won't want to miss it!If you have any suggestions for topics that we can cover on the show, or people you'd like to hear us talk to, email us at [email protected]

Check out this special episode as Alex first talks to Bowls New Zealand CEO Mark Cameron about all things Bowls New Zealand.They cover Champ of Champs, Comm Games, North Vs South, AGM, our new complaints service, the venues for next years nationals and more!Then Mark and Alex talk to Dean McMurchy about his bowling career and recent win.

Tune into Episode 19 of 'The Bowls Hour'.

Erin and Alex chat to Meg and Erica from Bowls Canterbury, then talk to international technical official, Wendy Suttie. Lastly they chat to recently named New Zealand representative Mike Galloway. Let us know what you think, email us at [email protected]

Tune into Episode 19 of 'The Bowls Hour'.

Erin and Alex chat about the upcoming Champion of Champions events and then talk to Margaret O'Connor, Karen Hema and Anthony Ouellet.They also talk about whether it's time to change what bowls scoreboards look like; let us know what you think, email us at [email protected]

Tune into Episode 18 of 'The Bowls Hour'.

Erin and Alex talk about the upcoming Trans-Tasman, the Summerset awards and how to get a new club uniform.

Then they talk to Bowls Taranaki selector Alan Batley about his career and what's going on at his Club, Paritutu.

Lastly they catch up with well known personality Des Coppins about the recently held and hugely succesful fundraising tournment for the rebuilding of the Foxton & Beach Bowling Club .

There is also discussion as to whether jam or cream goes first on a scone, you won't want to miss it!

Tune in at 7pm tonight and listen as Alex Reed and Mark Cameron talk everything bowls.

First up, they review the recently completed Bowls New Zealand Census, and discuss some strategies going forward.

Then they talk to Martin McKenzie about the new Bowls New Zealand judicial process.

Following that, they chat to the Bowls New Zealand VP, Phil Huwyler.

Lastly, they talk to bowls legend Sharon Sims MNZM

We welcome all feedback and suggestions for 'The Bowls Hour', let us know what you think by emailing [email protected] or in the comments.

Tune in here at 6pm for this episode of 'The Bowls Hour' and listen to Erin and Alex discuss the recently completed Bowls3Five National Interclub.They then chat to Mandy Boyd about the Elmwood Park Saints Bowls3Five win, as well as her art career.Next they talk to national indoor bowls title holder, Keith Setter, about what it was like to watch the Commonwealth Games in Glascow, amongst other things.Lastly, they talk to Grant Nisbett about his career, both within bowls and without.Feedback is always welcome, email us at [email protected] with your ideas on people we could talk to, or questions we could ask.

Erin Nurkka joins Alex Reed for this episode of 'The Bowls Hour'-a Bowls3Five Special.

Erin and Alex talk to Sheldon Bagrie-Howley, Dave Clark and Selina Goddard about their experiences with the Bowls3Five format so far, and their upcoming participation in the Bowls3Five National Interclub finals being held at Naenae Bowling Club this weekend.

The Bowls Hour now broadcasts at 8pm on SENZ every Wednesday night.

In this episode, Alex and Miles chat about the upcoming Interclub Sevens.

They also talk to guests, Kevin Hickland, Aiden Zittersteijn and Sue Way.

We're always looking for feedback-please send it to [email protected].