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Jordan gets to know Connacht graduate and Counties Manukau Steeler, Conán O'Donnell. The Irishman shares what it was like learning his trade back home, his preference with northern and southern hemisphere styles of play and where he was when he signed his first Super Rugby contract.
Jordan chops it up with schoolmate and Hawke's Bay Magpie, Joel Hintz. The tighthead prop reveals his love for powerlifting, what it was like being a part of the Canterbury representative set-up and how a game of touch led to his contract with the Bay.
Jordan sits down with former Hurricane and host of the What a Lad podcast, James Marshall. The playmaker talks through his rise from Nelson College's No.1 field to the Cake Tin, the difficlty in switching from first five to fullback, and why Beauden Barrett always looks like the fastest player on the paddock.
Jordan grabs Tynan Barrett after a few beers to recap the All Blacks' final test for 2020 and share what they want to see develop going into 2021.
Jordan reunites with Tynan Barrett to preview round five of the Tri-Nations. The former 9-10 combo chew the fat on what they've thought of the All Blacks in 2020 before delving into what they expect (hope) will happen on the weekend.
Jordan catches up with former All Black and fellow Streamer, Scott Waldrom. The renown openside flanker opens up about his rugby journey and the reality of being a professional player, while also sharing his opinion on the game's current state.
Jordan touches base with Adam Pearse to recap the All Blacks' historic loss to Argentina and pressure going into the rematch.
Jordan shares the mic with NZME reporter Adam Pearse to preview round three of the Tri-Nations. The old university mates look back on the All Blacks' loss to the Wallabies and the influence it will have on their clash with Argentina this weekend.
Jordan connects with mate Ben Murrow to preview round two of the Tri-Nations. The duo discuss the performances from the first fives in Sydney last weekend, how convinced they are of the All Black forward pack and what combinations they'd like to see in the "dead rubber".
Jordan sits down with his friend and fellow Streamer, Vern Sosefo. The goal kicking lock opened up about his time playing in France, what he took away from his time in the Canterbury system and how being a dad has changed his outlook on life.
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