Jordan is accompanied by pal Kasey Joe-McIndoe to preview the third round of Super Rugby Aotearoa. The long-time friends share their takes on how the teams can best adapt to the new policing at ruck time, before diving into some of the hot topics for each side featuring this weekend. 

Jordan and his old man review the second round of Super Rugby Aotearoa, which saw the Blues go two from two and the Crusaders "win ugly". 

Jordan has his dad on to preview the second week of Super Rugby Aotearoa. The duo talked about the learnings the teams would have taken out of round one's refereeing, Aaron Cruden's influence, the Crusaders' game plan, and much more.

Jordan is rejoined by Matt Twort to review round one of Super Rugby Aotearoa, where the Highlanders upset the Chiefs and the Blues comprehensively beat the Hurricanes.

Jordan gets Matt Twort back on the show to preview the opening round of Super Rugby Aotearoa. The two touch on the crowd expectancy, new rules and various talking points for each of the teams featuring across the weekend.

Jordan catches up with rugby historian and Club Rugby Editor Adam Julian to see what he has on his plate. The writer talks about the Black Ferns project he's piecing together, what it was like working for Sky Sport reporting on the college rugby scene and how Keith Quinn played a part in getting him to where he is today.

Jordan chews the fat with the Wellington Lions and Hurricanes Jackson Garden-Bachop before he gets back on the field for Super Rugby Aotearoa. The first five shares the hurdles he faced as professional straight out of school, the differences between Australian and Kiwi Super Rugby clubs and how becoming a dad has changed his perspective on life. 

Jordan chats with Samoan international Pele Cowley and finds out what it's like to play against the All Blacks, how his game changed after spending time in Europe and where he was when he got the call asking to travel to Japan for the Rugby World Cup. 

Jordan catches up with the Bay of Plenty Steamers and Hurricanes Chase Tiatia to see what's been happening in his bubble as of late. The utility back reveals why he left the nation's capital for footy, what it was like making his Super Rugby debut against the British and Irish Lions, and how tough it can be only being a member of the wider training squad. 

Jordan has a yarn with the original All Blacks Media Officer and television producer, Ric Salizzo. The former journalist talks about the 24-hour time frame in which Jonah Lomu grew into rugby's biggest name, what it was like dealing with Marc Ellis on daily-basis and how Crowd Goes Wild came to be.