By Michael Pulman
The podcast currently has 43 episodes available.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern appears to be picking and choosing her media rounds from here on out. This isn't ok.
Men showing emotion is OK. Men showing emotion isn't a bad thing. Today on the podcast I react to one of New Zealand's most famous names talking about "bloke-ism" and then I chat about the All Blacks losing to Argentina.
Liam Messam joins the show to talk about his return to Waikato in Mitre 10 Cup, the importance of making an impact on younger players, and much more.
How will the mighty Mooloos shape up in 2020? I give my thoughts on some key players and challenges sitting in front of Waikato as they seek for just their third top-flight NPC title in 50-years.
Breaking down the pros and cons of Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X in the wider context of next-gen gaming that is set to kick-off on November 10th!
Article for Dash Gamer: https://dashgamer.com/ps5-xbox-series-x-prices-opinion-piece/
Dave Worsley is one of New Zealand’s longest-serving media managers and journalists, today he stops by the podcast to talk about his career and the state of the industry in 2020.
Rugby author Steve Hale joins the show to talk about his first rugby love, the meaning of the game at the grassroots level and its divide with pro rugby in New Zealand. We also talk about rugby recruitment and about his career as a writer for NZ Rugby News Magazine.
Find out more about Steve Hale here: https://www.stevehalerugby.com/
Follow Steve on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SteveHa09255868
Riding solo again today, but it's a goodie! I chat briefly about my new gig writing for NZ Rugby News before taking a deep dive into The Last of Us Part II which releases today on PlayStation.
Read my full review of TLOU2 here: https://dashgamer.com/the-last-of-us-part-ii-review/
A self-indulgent ramble about work and where to from here in this crazy yet exciting post-COVID-19 world.
Former United Future party leader Damian Light stops by the pod to talk about his political career, leading United Future into the 2017 NZ General Election, and challenges faced along the way.
The podcast currently has 43 episodes available.