Part 2 of episode 55 covers a Super rugby update, a Six Nations chat, and a deep dive into the broadcast rights process that is polarising Aussie media.

Part 1 of episode 55 and new Waratahs coach Rob Penney joins Morgan and Ben for a chat on tactics, culture, Kiwi rugby influence, and the Waratahs young guns.

We're back for the 2020 rugby season, well rested and ready to fire. Once again we struggle to keep under an hour as we cover what to expect from new Wallabies coach Dave Rennie, what to watch out for with the Super teams, and a chat on Saracens and Fox Rugby.

It's all over and the Springboks are champions for the third time. How did they do it and are they the greatest all time World Cup nation in the game? Plus a check in on Wallabies and All Blacks coaching.

Laurie Fisher is hugely respected in Australian rugby circles, and one reason is he tells it straight. Laurie joins the boys to cover what went right for England and wrong for the All Blacks, preview the RWC final, and to look at where the Wallabies went wrong.

Cheika is out, so who should be in? Are Rugby Australia making the right moves? Ben and Morgan dig into what's next, preview the Rugby World Cup semis and answer viewer questions.

The Wallabies were smashed in the end, and exit meekly from the World Cup. It hurts, so Morgan and Ben talk it out. Did we get what we deserve? How did it all go so wrong?

Japan have done it again, but just how did they beat Scotland and top their pool? Morgan Turinui and Ben Kimber break the Brave Blossoms down, preview the quarter finals, and discuss the latest Wallabies tactics.

Former Wallabies captain Stirling Mortlock gives us his unvarnished view of the Wallabies World Cup campaign. What they need to fix to be contenders, and where off field alignment is as important as on the park. A must listen.

Blaming Bernard Foley? Morgan's analysis will make you think twice. And is Cheika being too petulant? Will that affect the Wallabies? A cracking chat in our latest full podcast.