Jordan catches up with Nick Hegarty to get his takes on round two of Super Rugby Aotearoa.

Jordan rings Wellington Lion and Hurricane, Vince Aso. The utility back speaks about his rapid rise to Super Rugby, the toll injury setbacks took on him and how 2020 had its blessings.

Jordan invites Nick Hegarty back on the pod to help him preview round two of Super Rugbty Aotearoa. 

Jordan goes back to Matt Twort to get his thoughts on round one of Super Rugby Aotearoa.

Jordan speaks to Koda Sports Rugby Agent, Max Parekura. The lawyer reveals what led him to representing footy players, how he feels about scouting college students and the where he would like to take his company in the future. 

It's that time of year again, and Jordan is joined by Matt Twort to preview the opening round of the 2021 Super Rugby Aotearoa season.

Jordan chops it up with the Blues and Auckland midfielder, Tanielu Tele'a. The former St Kent's skipper goes into his transition from league to union at high school, scoring on debut in Super Rugby and the pressures of playing through injury in the professional game. 

Jordan has a kōrero with Highlander and Otago Rugby player, Sione Misiloi. The loose forward loosens his lips on what it was like shifting from Tonga to Oamaru, why he put footy on the back burner at high school and how much he learnt in his first Super Rugby season from being around Aaron Smith. 

Jordan has a chat with the Chiefs and Tasman Mako team member, Alex Nankivell. The midfielder speaks about what it was like making his provincial debut his first year out of school, how rugby fans differentiate around the world and why the Cure Kids charity resonates with him.

Jordan has a yarn with Wellington Pride member, Alice Soper. The outside back turned hooker spills how she got into playing rugby, what led to her calling out the NZRU last year and where the women's game has been continually let down along with suggestions for how she'd address the problems.