In this episode, Sophie Curtain opens up about her journey in women’s rugby league — from grassroots beginnings to the big stage.

With grit, passion, and a few bruises along the way, she shares the highs, the hits, and the heart behind her game. A must-listen for fans of the women’s game and anyone who loves a good comeback story.

What’s next for rugby league on the world stage? We go straight to the top.

In this high-stakes episode, IRL Chair Troy Grant joins Everything Rugby League – The Podcast to reveal the bold blueprint for global expansion. From breaking into new markets to overhauling the international calendar and tackling World Cup controversy, nothing is off-limits.

It’s fast-paced, honest, and packed with insight. If you care about the future of the international game, this is one you can’t miss.

In this weekend episode, we sit down with Martyn Sadler – the influential editor of League Express and one of the sport's most respected voices.

From the Super League's evolving structure to the global growth of the international game, Martyn shares his insights, criticisms, and hopes for rugby league's future. A must-listen for fans passionate about where the game is headed.

Link to subscribe to League Express magazine - https://pocketmags.com/au/league-express-magazine

In this episode, we sit down with James Sullivan – winner of the Toyota National Volunteer of the Year – to talk all things Western Australia Bears.

A passionate advocate for rugby league in WA and a familiar voice across SportFM, TABradio, and SEN WA, James shares his insights on the historic inclusion of the WA Bears into the NRL. We explore what this means for the game's future, the role of community volunteers, and why expansion west is more than just a strategic move — it’s a grassroots revolution.

In this episode, we’re joined by Bolu Fagborun — head coach of the Nigerian women’s rugby league team, the Green Falcons. Bolu shares his incredible journey, the challenges and triumphs of building a new powerhouse in African rugby league, and the preparations underway for the inaugural Women’s World Series in Canada.

From grassroots passion to global ambition, this conversation highlights how rugby league is changing lives in Nigeria and beyond.

Tune in for insights, inspiration, and a look at the exciting future of the women’s game!

In this episode, we sit down with Arnaldo Telo — the driving force behind rugby league’s emergence in Albania. Arnaldo shares the incredible story of how he introduced the sport to a country with no rugby league history, the challenges he’s faced, and the dreams he has for the future of the game in the Balkans.

From grassroots efforts to building a national team, Arnaldo’s passion and determination shine through. Whether you're a die-hard rugby league fan or just love hearing about sporting pioneers, this is an interview you won’t want to miss.

Rugby league journalist Phil Caplan joins the show for a deep dive into the state of international rugby league. We tackle the big questions: Should the NRL buy Super League? What really happened with the Toronto Wolfpack?

Plus, we unpack Salford’s uncertain future, the challenges facing rugby league journalism, and where the sport goes from here. It’s a wide-ranging chat about league’s global ambitions, growing pains, and what needs to change.

We’re joined by Jason Lassey, the mind behind Sports Industry AU. With deep expertise in the numbers that drive Australian sport—broadcasting, sponsorship, attendance, and membership—Jason breaks down where Rugby League truly stands in the broader sporting landscape of Australia.

Robert Tuliatu is a Greek RL International.

In a captivating chat, Robert took us through his rugby league career playing in places like Las Vegas, South Africa and Albania for teams including the London Broncos, London Skolars, Wast Wales Raiders, Avignon XIII, Cessnock Goanna’s, Asquith Magpies, Newcastle Thunder, Athen Raiders and the Australian Universities RL team.

On top of traveling the world playing Rugby League, Robert is a qualified lawyer, with a double degree in law and an Arts double major in Philosophy and Ancient History (crazy, we know!). We managed to catch up with him just before he goes off the grid to travel deep into the heart of the amazon for a few weeks.

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Steve Mascord has spent decades traveling the world, immersing himself in international rugby league. Few, if any, possess a deeper understanding of the game at the global level than Steve.

In this exclusive interview, Steve shares his insights on the potential acquisition of Super League by the NRL, offers his thoughts on the future of Super League, discusses whether Papua New Guinea (PNG) can thrive in the NRL, and reflects on the broader landscape of international rugby league.

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