On this week's Golden Point Podcast, we take a look outside of Super League with James Ford.

The York City Knights head coach joins Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league presenter Brian Carney to shed some light on the progress the club have made in the past four years and their Super League ambitions.

Ford explains how the club, under the guidance of chairman Jon Flatman, have gone from the brink of going under in 2016 to finishing third in the Championship last season.

There is a look at the potential for rugby league in the city of York and the work the City Knights are doing to bring through young players, as well as increase average crowds from a few hundred to four figures.

Plus, Ford tells us about the Super League coaches he has had an opportunity to learn from, his team-building philosophies and his ambitions in the sport.

It's Grand Final time in both the NRL and NRLW competition this weekend and we take a look ahead to both on the latest episode of the Golden Point Podcast.

Reigning Woman of Steel Courtney Hill joins Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league reporter and NRL expert Jenna Brooks to look ahead to the season finale of Australia's men's and women's competitions.

The panel assess whether Penrith Panthers can continue their 17-game unbeaten run against Melbourne Storm and what Cameron Smith's future could hold after Sunday's Grand Final.

There is a look at the NRLW match-up between Brisbane Broncos, aiming to make it three titles in a row, and Sydney Roosters along with an overview of how the women's competition is making progress.

Plus, some State of Origin chat, what Leeds Rhinos half-back Hill has been up to this year following the cancellation of the Women's Super League and what it is like coaching a professional athlete who you also happen to be married to.

It's Challenge Cup final week and we look ahead to the big day at Wembley on the latest episode of the Golden Point Podcast.

Sky Sports rugby league expert and 1999 Challenge Cup winner Barrie McDermott joins Marc Bazeley to look at the big talking points for the clash between Leeds Rhinos and Salford Red Devils.

Former Rhinos player McDermott reflects on the club's revival under Richard Agar after some difficult recent seasons and why it is redemption for director of rugby Kevin Sinfield as well.

The ex-Great Britain and Ireland prop runs the rule over the Red Devils too, praising the work of head coach Ian Watson and chief executive Ian Blease as the club aim to lift the Cup for the first time since 1938.

Plus, there is an update on the continuing fund-raising efforts for Rob Burrow and his mission increase awareness of motor neurone disease.

England Women's head coach Craig Richards is the special guest on the latest episode of the Golden Point podcast.

Richards joins Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Terry O'Connor to explain how the national team have been coping during the pandemic-affected 2020 season.

There is a look at how preparations for next year's Rugby League World Cup are going despite the Women's Super League season being cancelled and how that tournament can leave a lasting legacy.

Richards also looks back on his playing career, which started with hometown club Bradford, and how watching his old amateur club suffer a heavy defeat to their local rivals got him started in coaching.

Plus, there is a look at the RFL's new TACKLE IT programme and why it is important in strengthening diversity within rugby league on and off the field.

On this week's episode, cross-code back Guy Armitage joins the panel to discuss his career and his next steps in rugby league.

The 28-year-old former England U20 rugby union international made the switch to the 13-man code last year with London Broncos and in 2021 will join the new Canadian team entering League One, Ottawa Aces.

Armitage tells Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Phil Clarke which he decided to make the switch and what the biggest changes he has had to adjust to are.

There is a look back on growing up with fellow professionals Steffon and Delon, what it meant playing alongside his two brothers for London Irish and his experiences of being part of a Toulon team full of global rugby union superstars.

Plus, Armitage speaks out on the mental health issues which affect players in both codes and why he is training to become a counsellor when his playing days are over.

With decision day looming on the future of Toronto Wolfpack former Director of Rugby Brian Noble joins the Golden Point vodcast to discuss the situation

There is something of a front-row theme to this week's episode of the Golden Point Podcast.

For starters, former Great Britain and Ireland international prop and Sky Sports rugby league expert Barrie McDermott is on the panel with Marc Bazeley.

One of the main talking points they discuss is the form of St Helens front row Alex Walmsley and what has led to to him being the team's leading try-scorer so far this season.

Plus, we hear from Eddie Battye as he prepares to return to action in Super League with Wakefield Trinity after joining on loan from London Broncos until the end of the season.

Also, Barrie shares his views on the latest at Toronto Wolfpack, explains what it's like commentating knowing the players can hear you on the field and looks ahead to this weekend's Challenge Cup ties.

Following the first Super League game with fans in 6 months Wigan Coach Adrian Lam talks to us about his team’s trip to Perpignan and his thoughts on his future as well as the latest Rugby League topics

Hull KR Coach Tony Smith joins Golden Point to discuss his sides swashbuckling style of Rugby League following last weeks shock win over table-toppers Wigan

After a busy week in Super League, Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Brian Carney sit down to discuss all the big talking points on the latest Golden Point podcast.

There is a look back on an action-packed Round 11 of the Super League season, including a closer look at what was behind Hull Kingston Rovers’ impressive display against Wigan Warriors.

Simon Woolford’s future at Huddersfield, Chris McQueen’s signing and whether Super League clubs should be looking to bring in Championship or League One players on loan for the rest of the season are among other topics discussed.

Brian also turns his attention to the state of international rugby league following Morgan Knowles’ decision to switch allegiance from Wales to England.

Plus, we hear from Huddersfield Giants prop Adam Walne on why he has decided to leave full-time rugby at the end of the season and what the future holds for him.