We're back! Fergus is joined by Ed and Will to catch up on what's happened over the past few weeks. We talk the Hammersmith blockade, Jurgen's retirement and everything else in between. Our guest for the series opener is Sir Matthew Pinsent and he talks through the Olympics, HRR and Masterchef with Tom Morgan.

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For the season 1 Finale, we're joined by the Kingslayer himself, Matt Brigham. We talk through THE race from HRR 2019, some Lockdown lessons and reflecton our favourite guests from the first season of The End of The Island. Ed has gone back in time for this week's quiz.

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This week, we're joined by Paralympic Champion, Laurence Whitley MBE. We discuss the unique features of Paralympic Rowing, who the best British able-bodied mixed 4- would have been and why para events aren't offered at all international races. Will sits down with Roesie Percy, more commonly known as 'A Blind Photographer', to talk about her rowing and photography. As usual there's all the latest news and Will has done this week's quiz.

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Following the postponement of Tokyo 2020, we've put together an awesome panel to discuss all things Rowing. With 5 golds, 3 silvers and countless world titles between them, Tom and Fergus are in the presence of legends. This week, The End of The Island welcomes, Martin & Valent Sinkovic (CRO), Caryn Davies (USA), Martin Sauer (GER) and Jeanine Gmelin (SUI).

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Arshay Cooper is the author of 'A Most Beautiful Thing', the story of America's first black high school rowing team. Arshay found the sport whilst growing up on the west side of Chicago and his journey and experiences have recently been transformed into a motion picture which is taking the world by storm.

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We're shining a spotlight on Northern Rowing in the U.K. Fergus and Will are joined by Newcastle University President, Kat Bulmer and St. Leonards School BC Captain, Emily Reilly-O'Donnell. This week's interview is with Olympic Silver Medalist, Jess Eddie. What makes Northern Rowing Special? Why is it often overlooked? Should Will open a riverboat tour of Durham? All of these questions answered and more! 

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Another bastion of summer racing has fallen..But fear not! Fergus and Ed are joined by the famous voice from the tower, Carol Wallace, and event Chairman, Chris Callow. We discuss all the highs and best moments from recent years, the growth of the event and Fergus and Carol discuss the greatest rivalry of all...

Miles Beeson, Junior World Silver Medalist and Yale Oarsman is our guest interview. He talks through his favourite races, Brit Champs and all things Yale.

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Fergus and Tom are joined by Frances Russell (DJ 2015/16), Connie Pidoux (Thames 2015/18), Ollie Parish (PE 2018) and Harry Brightmore ( Temple 2016, Ladies 2017-19) for a discussion all things Henley.We talk everything from the new Women's events, who's 2018 crew was the quickest and why Harry has never watched his 2015 race against Nereus.

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Alas there is no HRR this year, but fear not we've got you covered. In our first of two special episodes, Tom sits down with the Chairman himself, Sir Steve Redgrave. We regale some of our favourite races over recent years and look ahead to the new events making their debut in 12 months time.

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Where does the British Team actually stack up? Are the Brits in danger of under performing in Tokyo? Why are New Zealand so dominant? How important are US educated athletes for great Britain? Olympic Gold Medalist, Gary Herbert joins us for the recording to talk about the international scene. This week's interview is with New Zealand Olympic sculler, Emma Twigg.

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