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Jordan links back up with James Marshall to dissect the All Blacks sweep of the Wallabies.
Jordan calls on fellow podcaster James Marshall to help preview the third clash between the All Blacks and Wallabies.
Jordan connects with Southland Stag and Higlander, Solomon Alaimalo. The outside back gives an update on where he's at both on and off the pitch, why he took to first-class footy like a fish to water and what career he's hoping to take up when his time as a professional athlete comes to an end.
Jordan chops it up with the most-capped Highlander and most recent All Black centurion, Aaron Smith. Part one sees the halfback talk about how the past year has been for him, what it was like growing up in Fielding and when he faced his first major set back.
Jordan gets to know former All Black and Southland legend, Jamie MacKintosh. The prop fills us in on how his latest season in Major League Rugby went, what it's like only having had rugby as a job and why it's important for players to not base their self worth off opinions outside of their circle of trust.
Jordan catches up with his amigo, Chris Whitley, to compare rugby teams made up of NRL players.
Jordan sits down with Blues and Auckland representative, Leni Apisai. The hooker talks about what it was like making his provincial debut straight out of school, how unsettling being an injury replacement can be and why he wishes he'd looked for a career for after rugby when he was younger.
Jordan keeps you up to speed with all that's worth knowing from the rugby world.
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