Phil and Russ take questions from the listeners, and discuss a new Games option for seniors on a Wednesday...

James Kershaw-Naylor, director at SOCS, tells the most wonderful story about how a family's desire to get to school rugby fixtures turned in to a family-run business synonymous with school sport.

We grab the nettle in this week's episode and actually talk to one of them..... a parent! Guess what, we survived and took so much from the conversation. This episode is in partnership with Richard Shorter - a man who has helped us both in engaging sporting parents.

George Browning, Director of Sport at Reigate Grammar School, makes the trip over to Russ's garden office for a Belgium beer and a natter with Phil. The episode was meant to look at developing character through sport..... it was meant to.

Issy Sewell, DoS of Caterham School, joins Phil and Russ this week to shed some light on why there are not more women leading school sport.

Episode sponsored by Non Perfect Dad, Richard Shorter - a lead in parent engagement.

Phil is in Tenerife and Russ is back in Surrey this week. We discuss all sorts including women’s sport, the London Marathon, and gaining perspective as a director of sport under pressure.

The pod stops for nobody, and certainly not Russ’s holiday in Cyprus! With the summer term ahead, the lads discuss whether we are getting it right either way our sporting programmes, and Russ gets the abundant screens on holidays off his chest.

We got him…. Well I asked Neil at RP7s and he said yes. As honest, candid, and thoughtful as ever. Neil sees the sector, and the role of DoS so clearly, and gives us wonderful insight into both. A must listen.

George Fisher, England Netball and tall legend, joins Russ and Phil this week. Everything from swimming lengths at 5am, to playing out in New Zealand for two years, to coming back from a blown out ACL, this episode is a belter!

After a week at the RPN7s, Phil and Russ sum up what was an incredible school sport event. They even got a feed with World Cup winner, Jason Robinson MBE!