Over The Black Dot

Knockout royalty Dennis Moran joins the Yowies’ Rikka Lamb & Ron Griffiths to yarn with Dean Widders all things KKO, their favourite memories, the next gen to watch this year, the latest updates & tips plus preview the NRL & NRLW GF

Cody Walker and Caitlan Johnston-Green join Dean Widders and Timana Tahu for NRL and NRLW finals insights, predictions and the latest Koori Knockout yarns as the countdown to Grand Final and Knockout weekend continues.

NSW Origin coach Laurie Daley joins Bo de la Cruz & Dean Widders to reflect on the Blues' incredible series win amidst brutal criticism. Plus what Nathan Cleary's really like, Bo on the NRLW ball debate & NRL & NRLW GF predictions.

Adam Elliott joins Beau Champion & Dean Widders to discuss Jai Arrow’s 100th, Souths' momentum, facing his former team in Week 1 of finals, Coby Black’s debut, NRLW insights & Knockout rumours ramping up!

Former NRL referee Gavin Badger joins Beau Champion & Bo de la Cruz to lift the lid on officiating inconsistencies, the controversial Bunker, his toughest calls, 6-agains, new kick-off rules THAT Ponga send-off and female refs in the NRL.

Cody Walker joins Beau Champion and Timana Tahu to discuss how the KKO prepared Timana for representative footy, how KKO toughness translates to the NRL. Plus, Cody honours now retired Adam Reynolds and chats Souths holding down their top-8 spot despite discipline issues.

Josh Addo-Carr joins Beau Champion & guest panellist Adam Elliott to chat NRL’s fastest players, his place among try-scoring greats, the personal journey that shaped his career and sharing footy moments with his little fulla.

Connor Watson joins Dean Widders & Timana Tahu to talk Indigenous Rnd, Minor Premiership ambitions ahead of blockbuster clash v Penrith, his future at PNG Chiefs & Dragons, plus NRL's 'Global Round' and Grand Final week revamp suggestions.

Jada Taylor and Quincy Dodd join Bo de La Cruz to talk Magic Round’s future, Quincy’s 50th game and First Nations leadership in the NRLW. Plus, the story behind the Sharks' Indigenous Jersey and the vibe around the club as the men target Grand Final glory.

Isaiah Tass joins Dean Widders and Beau Champion to discuss his Murri Carnival injury that triggered an NRL salary cap debate and his future prospects, along with discussions on how the six-again rule benefits smaller players and Dean Widders' claim that the NRL is a player manager's game.