Code with Kingi

Jordan catches up with Hurricane and All Black, Asafo Aumua. The rake talks about the ups and downs of keeping in shape, how difficult saying goodbye to his family is and the role Dane Coles has played in his development.

Jordan chats with former USA Eagle and Southland Stags captain, Tony Lamborn. The flanker speaks about his new business venture, how his shift to the Hawke's Bay propelled his rugby career and what "living the dream" can really be like. 

Jordan chews the fat with Samoa and Moana Pasifika representative, Sam Slade. The forward talks about the upcoming Super Rugby season, how crucial a support network is during tough times and where he was when asked if he'd like to play for Le Manu.

Jordan sits down with Hurricane and Māori All Black, Isaia Walker-Leawere. The lock talked about where he's at with his latest injury, what it was like growing up on the East Coast and why adjusting to the lifestyle of a professional athlete can take time.

Jordan conversates with former Crusader and Fijian international, Manasa Mataele. The outside back talks about who scouted him to play in New Zealand, how he ended up with the Crusaders and what it meant to represent his motherland.

Jordan has a yarn with former Blue and All Blacks Sevens representative, Murphy Taramai. The Wellingtonian speaks on how difficult Gordon Tietjens trainings were, why he ended up playing for North Harbour and names the most generous teammates he's had to date. 

Jordan sits down with former Samoan international, Daniel Farani. The host's most recent footy coach talks about being a part of the New Zealand Rugby Academy, how South African rugby differs from that in New Zealand and some of the harsh realities that come with Pacific Island rugby.

Jordan runs it back with Josh Rippin to recap another tough weekend for the All Blacks.

Jordan gets in touch with pal, Josh Rippin, to hear what he's made of the All Blacks in 2021 and how he thinks they'll fare against the French.

Jordan is joined by Tynan Barrett to break down where it all went wrong for the All Blacks.