We take the show on the road and record live at the Rugby Business Network event, with special guest, Olympic Sevens referee Tyler Miller. Apologies for a few minor glitches with the sound.

Wallaby great Tim Horan shares his thoughts on the Bledisloe and the Wrap's own Wallaby great, Mitch Hardy, picks his starting XV for the first test.

Former Wallaby and head of Australia's RWC bid, Phil Kearns, provides an update, reviews the French series and poses the question: who is the better looking hooker, him or Heath Tessmann? 

Mitch Hardy and Heath Tessmann throw Mick Colliss under the bus. This is called the 'Scraping the bottom of the barrel' edition. Lucky we had the mailbag to salvage it.

Two blokes* talk rugby and share their thoughts on the make up of the Wallaby squad, among other musings.
*There was meant to be three but one was missing.

A special, fast paced Origin edition of the rugby wrap. (Which means we had to record it after Origin so it's shorter than usual because it was too late at night to have a guest.)  

Great to catch up with CURRENT @USARugby and @westernforce fan favourite Marcel Brache. A great club man. Plus the mailbag and the usual carry on. Apologies for some of the sound issues. 

Wallaroo Bec Clough talks about the challenges and joys of women's rugby. Oh, and Heath Tessmann turns up too. Eventually.

FIFO surgical superstar Heath Tessmann joins us for the full hour as we review and preview the Trans Tasman competition and try to pick the Western Force team before it's announced. We had to record early so apologies for the speculation. Who gets it right? @heathtessmann or Mitch Hardy? There's only one way to find out...

QRU Chairman Jeff Miller talks about the rise of Queensland, what Brad Thorn has delivered and who'll captain the Wallabies this year. Plus the mailbag and the usual banter. The only thing missing from this episode is @heathtessmann