I had the chance to chat with Stacey before she flew out with the Black Ferns on their end of year tour. She shared the thrill of winning an Olympic Gold medal and Rugby World Cups with both 7's and 15's and also shared what she went through to get where she is today with the aroha and support from her whānau.Stacey shared some insights into the successful culture of the Black Ferns 7's team, how instrumental departing coach Alan Bunting has been and what it will take for his replacemen...

I got to know Lee Byrne when he made the trip from Wales to New Zealand to pay his respects at All Black Legend, Jerry Collins' funeral. Lee and JC became close while teammates at Ospreys Rugby Club in Wales. We celebrated JC's life and gave him the send-off he deserved. Lee shares how he was "discovered" after playing a game of Rugby League and how that led to international stardom with Rugby Union. He talks about his enjoyment for the game while playing in both Wales and F...

I met Michael Bennet when he came to watch a Blues training session. He then stayed for another 3 hours and spoke to the players, staff and the CEO sharing his experiences. It speaks volumes to the man he is and his strength for connections and wanting to know the story of others.During our TEEM Talk he speaks about his love for New Zealand and its people. He shares his favourite places and even finds some Louisiana fried chicken that compares well to his home state of Louis...

Jordan Hyland has done it the "old school" way in his words, in terms of his road to Super Rugby. He moved cities to take his opportunities with The Blues and The Highlanders, got an apprenticeship as a drain-layer down South, and started his business Apex Recruitment with his wife Georgia up North.One of his biggest "mistakes" was playing a game of footy, when he didn't need to when he was on the cusp of possibly making the NZ Schools team.Hear how he has been dealing with COVID19 with...

Listen in as I chat to Dr Farah Palmer about her journey from Piopio College to Otago University to Associate Dean, Māori, at Massey University's Business School. We chat about her passions - Māori rugby, women in rugby and community rugby.We hear how she navigates the boardroom as Deputy Chair of the New Zealand Rugby Board and as Chair of the Māori Rugby Board.And we hear her recollection of her part in New Zealand's successful bid to host the Rugby World Cup 2022.

I am very honoured to be able to chat to Ardie Savea about the kind of person and the vibe he wants to bring out to the world through his clothing brand. He talks about his love of uplifting people and making an impact in their lives through @asavclothing.

Tana Umaga introduces his debut into the podcast world. Learn what he will be talking about with his guests and how you can best utilise your talents to develop the work ethic and educate yourself with an open mind to motivate yourself to be inspired and hopefully inspire others!! Make sure you tune in!