NRL premiership-winning coach Shane Flanagan joins Josh Mansour on Unscripted for an in-depth conversation covering the Dragons’ trip to Las Vegas, key recruitment decisions, emerging young talent, and lessons from his 2016 premiership win with Cronulla. Flanagan also opens up on coaching his son Kyle, fixing mistakes from 2025, and how the Dragons’ high-performance program is shaping the club’s future.

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Cameron Ciraldo joins Josh Mansour on Unscripted for an honest, behind-the-scenes chat on the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. Ciraldo opens up on Reed Mahoney and Toby Sexton leaving the club, the controversy around the new Bulldogs logo, his relationship with Gus Gould, and the vision for the Bulldogs’ 2026 season.

Straight to the Sauce is back with another hit of NRL news and opinions. This week, we unpack the shocking Matt Utai shooting, break down the latest Origin eligibility rule changes, react to the Pre-Season Challenge, and look ahead to Round 1 in Las Vegas

Hudson Young joins Unscripted with Josh Mansourfor a wide-ranging chat on Raiders life and the moments that shaped him. Hudson opens up on the 2025 Ashes Tour, what Ricky Stuart means to him, turning GIO Stadium into a fortress, the Vegas trip and on-field controversies, launching Young Supplements, and giving real advice to the next generation coming through the NRL. Raw, honest, and straight to the sauce.

Straight to the Sauce is back with the latest NRL headlinesand inside mail. This episode breaks down Payne Haas’ shock move to theRabbitohs, the potential Adam Reynolds return to South Sydney, and MichaelChammas’ insights into the PNG expansion and GM landscape. Plus, Sauce revealshis early Top 8 predictions for the 2026 NRL season.

Nathan Cleary returns for Part 2 on Unscripted with Josh Mansour, breaking down the Penrith Panthers’ 2025 season, the GOAT debate, and that huge semi-final clash against the Brisbane Broncos. Cleary opens up on Panthers culture, Jarome Luai’s departure, debuting in the NRL at 18, his discipline and diet, life beyond footy, and whether he’d ever leave the Penrith Panthers. He also touches on playing at CommBank Stadium, teams to watch in 2026, and finishes by turning the tables with a Truth or Sauce round.

Nathan Cleary joins Unscripted with Josh Mansour for a rare, wide-ranging chat on footy, fame and life beyond the headlines. He opens up on Mary Fowler’s injury, clears up marriage rumours, discusses her new book Bloom, and reflects on the toughest challenges of his career. Nathan also dives into the Rugby League Ashes Tour, sledges and chin jokes, visiting Adidas HQ in Germany, the realities of media pressure, underperforming in the 2025 State of Origin series, and his thoughts on Reece Walsh and the Kangaroos in the UK — plus a signed jersey giveaway to wrap it up.

Rafael Fiziev joins Unscripted with Josh Mansour for a raw and entertaining chat about life inside the UFC. One of the most dangerous strikers in the lightweight division, Fiziev opens up on his fighting style, mental preparation, injuries, comeback mindset, and what it really takes to compete at the elite level. From behind-the-scenes fight stories to laughs outside the cage, this episode shows the real Rafael Fiziev — honest, hungry, and unapologetically himself.

Josh Mansour cuts through the noise and goes straight to the source on the biggest NRL stories of the week. This episode dives into the Las Vegas Round 1 hype, an inside look at the Dragons camp with Shane Flanagan, whispers around Brad Arthur potentially taking the England coaching job, and the latest update on Selwyn Cobbo. No spin, no rumours — just facts, straight to the sauce.

NBA icon Allen Iverson joins Josh Mansour on Unscripted for a raw, honest conversation about life, basketball, and legacy. Iverson opens up about partying before games, his undying love for the sport, and whether he’d ever step back onto the court. He shares his thoughts on modern load management, the current player he sees himself in, his reaction to being named NBA 75, and what being a role model truly means to him. A must-listen from one of basketball’s most influential figures.