Code with Kingi

Jordan talks to one of the New Zealand Rugby Union's Regional Coach Development Managers, Wayne Marsters. The Coastie shares his path to coaching, what it was like working in the United Arab Emirates and why Canterbury is a step ahead of other unions. 

Jordan chats with the Manawatu Turbos and Blues Otere Black to see what his movements have been like during the lockdown. The first five also spoke about when he learned to speak English, how he wasn't able to celebrate after his Super Rugby debut and why things are different at the Blues in 2020. 

Jordan is joined by his old man to compare their All Black dream teams, comprised of players who featured after the 2003 Rugby World Cup. 

Jordan speaks to Otago and Crusaders front-rower George Bower to see how he's fairing in isolation. The prop also spills on why he moved to Dunedin, what he got up to in the four-year gap between his first and second game for Otago, before concluding with how it felt to be a Super Rugby champion having been a reserve in the Mitre 10 Cup the previous year.

Jordan reaches out to former Wellington Lion and current Waikato Mooloo Carlos Price to get his account of Saint Kents, how off-field issues influenced his performance and why he started his own clothing business. 

Jordan gets to know former professional rugby player and founder of Rugby Bricks Peter Breen. The Melbourne-based skills coach goes over where footy took him as a player, how his project came about and the doors that have been opened from his persistence with it.

Jordan kicks back with Wellington Lions captain and Hurricane Du'Plessis Kirifi to get the rundown on his isolation routine and journey from ball boy at Yarrow Stadium to ball poacher at The Cake Tin. He also learns about the flanker's passion for mental health and vulnerability, as well as his go-to dance move.

Jordan sits down with former Hurricanes and Wellington representative Tim Mannix to get some insight into how the professional era differs from the amateur game. The front-rower also explains how he got into coaching and the challenges rugby has presented him with.

Jordan chops it up with good friend and fellow code enthusiast Matt Twort, going through who they believe is deserving of a black jumper should rugby return in 2020.

Jordan links up with Wellington Lion and Hurricane Peter Umaga-Jensen to find out where he's parked up during quarantine. He also gets the low-down on how a Wainui boy ends up at a school in Strathmore, what it's like to play against Ma'a Nonu and where he goes to get a fresh fade.