Earful of Dirt - The Major League Rugby Podcast

The boys breakdown the USA Selects performance in the Americas Pacific Challenge. A bit light on the Major League Rugby news front this week, but who's to say the news drops weren't big? Let's explore the club game a bit and those effects.

The boys discuss weekend club action as Old Blue traveled to Mystic and lay the hammer down. They also look at how the presence of international talent from Uruguay and France will impact Major League Rugby's 2019 season. And they share how listeners can get their hands on a pair of tickets to The Rugby Weekend Tripleheader presented by UL, coming to Chicago in November.

The guys come back from summer vacation to find their inboxes full and two new Major League Rugby teams waiting to be discussed. Buckle up folks, there is a lot of ground to cover.

Earful of Dirt co-host Aaron Castro talks with USA women’s XVs Head Coach Rob Cain to discuss his rugby journey and how he came to the Eagles job.

Gordon Hanlon joins Earful of Dirt co-host Aaron Castro for part 7 of our Rugby Technique series. This time, they discuss purpose of the scrum in Rugby XVs and delve into coaching the scrum from a technical perspective.

Antes de lo que se esperaba, el segundo episodio de Earful of Dirt en Español! Víctor conversará sobre la final de Major League Rugby 2018, un repaso de la Copa Mundial de Rugby Siete 2019, juegos internacionales en noviembre y más.

In season 1’s final episode, the guys hear about Aaron's trip to San Fransisco and the World Cup 7s tournament. Then focus shifts to wild speculation about Major League Rugby season 2.

Earful of Dirt co-host Aaron Castro talks with USA men's 7s KeVon Williams about his breakout season on the HSBC Sevens World Series, his humble beginnings at New Mexico Highlands and his best memories from last season.

Earful of Dirt co-host Aaron Castro talks with Natalie Kosko about her journey to the USA women's 7s team, the WPL Champion and trials surrounding returning to the game from a second major knee injury.

The Seattle Seawolves played their most dynamic match of the season showing themselves to truly be the best team in Major League Rugby, overcoming perennial favorite Glendale Raptors 23-19 to claim the America’s Championship Shield.