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Buzz and Webby are crook with COVID, so this one was done remotely. The lads kick things off with their Champs & Champs, Buzz breaks some news on Payne Haas’s future, and the boys dive into next week’s Origin series, Lachie Galvin’s debut, and how good Ethan Strange is. Then it’s all about the World Test Championship, as they share some legendary war stories dealing with international cricketers—from Keith Miller, Allan Border, and Greg Chappell to Clarke. And of course conclude with some Fearless Forecasts.
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In this episode, we sit down with our great mate Braith Anasta — and this one had it all: big laughs, raw moments, and some incredible stories.
We talk about Braith’s career on the field and how he’s built an even bigger presence off it, now front and centre as the host of NRL 360. From handling media pressure to personal challenges, high-profile feuds, mental health, family life, Braith opens up like never before.
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This week, Webby and Buzz break down the latest State of Origin game, Champs and Chumps, and just how bloody good those Canberrans are playing. You’ll hear it here first — who’s set to coach the Kangaroos, what the future holds for Nathan Cleary, and the AFL’s ongoing "nose beer" problem.
Plus, Buzz opens up on his legendary feud with Peter Sterling and the two deliver their fearless forecasts.
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Webby opens up about a recent melanoma scare and the health reality check that came with it. From there, it’s classic Buzz & Webby — no punches pulled. The boys hand out their Champs and Chumps of the week, weigh in on the controversy surrounding the Enhanced Games and James Magnussen, and throw around ideas for where Origin should head next.
They don’t hold back on Lachlan Galvin’s messy Tigers exit or Gus Gould’s role in the drama. Plus, a few rugby league war stories that are themed around lies and deception. And a round of fearless forecasts to cap it off.
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This episode brings the heat. Two big breaking stories on Marky Mark and DCE circling the Roosters, Buzz reckons there’s no hype around Origin this year, and the lads don’t hold back- sharing Origin war stories, fearless forecasts, and all the major headlines from the week.
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The lads kick things off with Champs and Chumps, before diving into the PNG NRL franchise’s mounting concerns, Michael Chammas’s controversial boot from a TV panel, and Buzz details his fiery phone call with Broncos coach Michael Maguire.
They also unpack James Johnson’s surprise resignation from Football Australia, and Buzz and Weidler share some classic war stories about the legendary Jack Gibson. The episode wraps up with some fearless State of Origin predictions you won’t want to miss.
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It’s Webby’s birthday! The boys kick things off with some banter before diving into this week’s Champ and Chump. Buzz breaks the Brandon Smith-Rabbitohs deal, they discuss Ezra Mam’s potential return, Graham Arnold’s Iraq coaching gig, and Webby shares the story of getting fired on his 25th birthday. Plus, fearless forecasts for the weekend.
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Buzz & Webby catch up with their great mate - and one of the best characters in rugby league - Matty Johns, and it’s an absolute beauty.
They dive into questions Matty has never asked before, covering Matty’s wild NRL career, his move into the media, and some laugh-out-loud stories from the Super League days. Plus, yarns about his brother Joey and plenty of moments that’ll have you in stitches.
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The boys kick off with some classic banter before getting into this week’s Champ and Chump. They break some big news on the NRL making changes to the bunker, dive into the Western Bears bid, Brad Arthur’s future, and tackle the latest referee controversies. There's plenty of chat around Dragons coach Shane Flanagan, Lachlan Ilias, and Les Kiss’s appointment as Wallabies coach. Plus, Buzz shares a wild story from Greg Inglis’ wedding, and they wrap it up with their Fearless Forecast.
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We kick off with the latest on the Western Bears and Lachlan Galvin’s return to the Wests Tigers and the growing concerns around NRL players taking dives. We also unpack the teenage fan incident that made headlines, provide a major update on the Western Bears franchise, and touch on the uproar over our opinions on Rugby Union ticket prices - plus a look back in our war story of the infamous Storm salary cap scandal.
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From the publisher's feed
Two of Australia’s most well-known sports journos are finally on the same team.
Phil “Buzz” Rothfield and Andrew Webster are no longer just going head-to-head in rival publications - they’re joining forces for Off The Record, a new sports podcast that cuts through the spin and calls it how it is.
Yes, there are about 12,000 sports podcasts out there. But this one hits different. Off The Record is going to brings a fresh edge, unfiltered takes, and two of the country’s sharpest sports journos calling it exactly how they see it.