On this week's episode of the Golden Point Podcast, former England international and highly-regarded coach Lindsay Anfield joins the panel.

Anfield, who recently joined Women's Super League side York City Knights as director of rugby following five successful years as Castleford Tigers head coach, talks to host Marc Bazeley about her life in rugby league.

She reveals why she decided to leave Castleford earlier this year and what led to her accepting York's offer to join their burgeoning women's team.

Anfield tells us about her early years playing rugby league in Barrow after switching from hockey and netball, moving to Yorkshire to pursue her international ambitions and why she decided to move into coaching.

There are reflections on the growth of the women's game and thoughts on how it can keep progressing, plus Anfield explains why she could be coaching the Uganda national team at a World Cup one day.

On the latest episode of the Golden Point Podcast, Challenge Cup-winning coach John Kear joins us to share his experiences insights from club and international rugby league.

Kear, who is currently in charge of Bradford Bulls and the Wales national team, tells host Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league pundit Barrie McDermott how he got into coaching and how it has changed during the past three decades.

The former Castleford player explains how the likes of Mal Reilly, John Sheridan and Phil Larder proved influential, and why his first head coach role at Bramley proved the perfect grounding for him.

Kear time with Paris Saint-Germain and the French national team, and his part in Cup wins for both Sheffield Eagles and Hull FC, and how he got the best of out players at Wakefield Trinity, Batley Bulldogs and Bradford all feature.

Plus, Kear talks about what it is like coaching Wales, as well as giving his views on how to increase youth participation in rugby league and his assessment of recent rule changes.

Hull FC co-captain Danny Houghton is our special guest on another packed edition of the Golden Point Podcast.

Houghton, who recently set a record of 85 tackles in one game, joins host Marc Bazeley to discuss the attributes needed to be a top Super League hooker - including on the defensive side.

The 32-year-old explains the influence coaches and former team-mates have had on his career, and looks at what makes some of the No. 9s he comes up against in Super League tick.

As well as that, Houghton reflects on spending his entire career with one of his home city's professional club and what makes Hull such a rugby league hotbed.

Plus, we find out more about Wigan Warriors' link-up with a men's make-up company in an effort to promote mental health awareness and wellness.

Extended interview as Brian Carney chats with Wakefield Coach Chris Chester about Coaching, taking Hull KR to their first Challenge Cup Final in 29 years, and recruitment and retention at Trinity. In an emotional interview Chester also opens up about dealing with a mythical "player revolt" and online abuse

On the latest edition of the Golden Point podcast, cross-code star and former Man of Steel Iestyn Harris joins the panel.

Harris talks to Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Terry O'Connor about his playing career and his current job as an agent representing some of the stars of Super League.

There is a look back on his beginnings with Warrington Wolves, his high-profile transfer to Leeds Rhinos and captaining the club to Challenge Cup glory in 1999 as the Rhinos built towards what would become a golden era.

Harris tells us all about his switch to rugby union in 2001, the challenges of switching codes and the expectations he faced when he made his international debut for Wales.

Plus, he reveals all about his move back to rugby league three years later and his decision to join Leeds' bitter rivals Bradford Bulls.

Hull FC coach Brett Hodgson speaks to Sky Sports' Brian Carney about his coaching philosophies and strategies just a couple of months after taking the reins at KCOM Stadium.

With the Betfred Women's Super League due to get underway on Sunday, Woman of steel Courtney Winfield-Hill and England international Kelsey Gentles discuss the rapid development of the Women's game and what promises to be a record-breaking season

Brian Carney speaks to Hull KR boss Tony Smith on his coaching experiences during 2020 - a season that saw Rovers' vice captain Mose Masoe suffer a career ending injury and teammate Jordan Cox pass away. Super League's most experienced coach also discussed his philosophies and strategies as he approaches 600 top grade games.

On this week's episode of the Golden Point Podcast, we get an insight into the important and often unseen work being done by the RFL Benevolent Fund.

Following on from Super League's Mose Masoe Round, dedicated to helping the injured former Hull KR and St Helens forward, Benevolent Fund general manager Steve Ball joins the panel.

Ball tells Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Phil Clarke how the fund has been helping Masoe ever since he suffered a life-changing spinal injury last year.

It is not just Masoe who has benefitted from the Benevolent Fund's support though, with Ball outlining how the group grew from being founded to help the likes of the late Matt King OBE to assisting male, female and youth players plus their families at all levels of rugby league.

Plus, Benevolent Fund trustee Clarke explains how he got involved and the work he has witnessed them doing.

On this week's episode of the Golden Point Podcast, Alan Hunte and Tommy Martyn join the panel to look back on St Helens' 1996 Super League triumph.

Three-quarter Hunte and half-back Martyn both played prominent roles as Saints claimed a league and Challenge Cup double during the first season of summer rugby league.

Along with Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Barrie McDermott, the duo reflect on the switch from playing in the winter to the summer and becoming full-time rugby players.

There are plenty of insights into how they broke Wigan's stranglehold on rugby league in this country, along with what head coach Shaun McRae brought to the team.

Plus, hear some previously untold stories about team-mates and what really goes on behind the scenes.