Alex, Mike and James get together to discuss how rugby deals with the fallout from the Coronavirus, how close the game stands to the precipice, what happens if and when clubs start to go under, what needs to be done to save the game and why players should be unhappy about taking 25% pay cuts.

Alex, James and Mike reconvene to talk mental health, favourite films and boxsets to watch in isolation, which Only Fools and Horses character they'd be, labradors, who's the best social secretary on a rugby tour, snogging Danny Cipriani and Robson or Jerome.

Despite the Coronavirus, Alex, James and Mike get together - albeit in three separate locations - to assess how players and coaches are dealing with these extraordinary times. They also look at what might happen to both the Premiership and European Cup, discuss Maro Itoje's future, Joe Marler's ban, and answer some personal questions about the best (and worst) moments of their careers.

Alex and James are joined by the legendary Ireland skipper Rory Best to talk self doubt, going out on your own terms, Tokyo tears, what happens when James is in charge of a child, Joe Schmidt, and saying goodbye.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, a very special version of House of Rugby looking back on England’s inaugural World Cup win of 1994 with three of its heroes. Alex Payne is joined by number 2 Nicky Ponsford, number 8 Gill Burns, and number 12 Giselle Mather who were the heartbeat of that victorious team. They tell tale of paying their own way to the tournament, of fire engines, concussions, Grandstand, and what it takes to reach the sporting summit.

Alex, James and Mike head to Cardiff for a live show in front of 1,200 people where they're joined by Wales legend Jonathan Davies, and Scarlets and British and Irish Lions star Jonathan Davies to talk England/Wales, expenses, goats on steroids, Rob Andrew, sing-a-longs and World Cup semi-finals. Oh and Rebel Wilson shows up. And Rob Brydon. And Alun Wyn Jones.

Alex, James and Mike discuss England's defeat of Ireland, hybrid players, Romain Ntamack's hair, Joe Marler's lack of it, George North's future, the coronavirus, whitewater rafting, and much, much more.

Alex and James are joined by the former Leinster, Ireland and Lions star Sean O'Brien to discuss life at London Irish, farming, tractors, pain, scoring the greatest try in Lions history, and some remarkable tour tales. Plus, the truth about Peter O'Mahony's garden, & some bold Guinness Six Nations predictions.

Alex, James and Mike discuss round two of the Guinness Six Nations, assess whether Ireland can really win the tournament after an unbeaten start, and reflect on a bad week for fans. Plus, there's plenty of support for Ellis Genge after his sausages comments.

Alex, James and Mike are joined for the former Scotland star Johnnie Beattie and England World Cup winner Nolli Waterman to talk the Greatest Team in Rugby History, Eddie Jones's failings, Finn Russell, France, Friends and middle names, all in front of a live audience.