The Weekly Offload

Brought to you by the teams behind Ruck Infringement, The Weekly Offload, and Parracave Podcast, The Monthly Scrum is your new go-to NRL deep dive. Each month, we join forces to break down the highs, lows, and future of NSW rugby league. From crowning our three Rookies of the Year to calling out the most disappointing sides, and highlighting the clubs showing real promise — no topic is off limits. Passionate, honest, and 100% NRL.

Offload Sessions with Andy RaymondStep inside the commentary box with ex-Fox Sports legend Andy Raymond as we dive deep into the heart of the game. From behind-the-scenes stories at Fox to the current state of the NRL, nothing's off-limits. We tackle the tough issues—head highs, concussion controversies, and the looming shadow of litigation threatening the sport’s future. Plus, is the Penrith Panthers’ dynasty coming to an end? It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s rugby league like you’ve never heard !

This week, things get wild. Our guest Jose drops in with a jaw-dropping gym story that’ll have you rethinking your workout routine. We talk about a sketchy encounter on the playground that takes a sharp turn, the terrifying moment my son almost died, and—because why not—we roast some of the dumbest conspiracy theories floating around the internet. It’s chaotic, unfiltered, and definitely not safe for work.

In this episode, we dive deep into the controversial departure of Lachlan Galvin from the Wests Tigers and the media frenzy that followed. What led to Galvin’s decision to leave the club? How has the media portrayed his exit, and what does it mean for both his career and the future of the Tigers? With exclusive insights and expert analysis, we break down the narrative that’s unfolding, the pressures of being in the spotlight, and the complex dynamics at play when a player makes a bold move. Whether you're a die-hard rugby fan or just curious about the world of professional sports, this short episode offers a unique perspective on one of the NRL's most talked-about exits.

Matty also reveals the top 3 in the tipping comp for The Weekly Offload.

This week, things get wild. Our guest Jose drops in with a jaw-dropping gym story that’ll have you rethinking your workout routine. We talk about a sketchy encounter on the playground that takes a sharp turn, the terrifying moment my son almost died, and—because why not—we roast some of the dumbest conspiracy theories floating around the internet. It’s chaotic, unfiltered, and definitely not safe for work.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Lebanese-Australian singer Yagki, whose hauntingly beautiful music is rooted in an extraordinary life story. From surviving a collapsed lung at just 3 years old to navigating the trauma of being groomed by an older man, Yagki opens up about the pain, resilience, and strength that shaped her voice. Growing up in Western Sydney, she fought through silence, stigma, and self-doubt to become one of the region’s most compelling emerging artists. This is a raw, honest, and ultimately inspiring conversation about survival, healing, and turning pain into art.

In this brilliant episode with speak with Mihi about simplifying her life. Moving oversea and becoming less attached with material things and connecting with our primal instincts.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Lebanese-Australian singer Yagki, whose hauntingly beautiful music is rooted in an extraordinary life story. From surviving a collapsed lung at just 3 years old to navigating the trauma of being groomed by an older man, Yagki opens up about the pain, resilience, and strength that shaped her voice. Growing up in Western Sydney, she fought through silence, stigma, and self-doubt to become one of the region’s most compelling emerging artists. This is a raw, honest, and ultimately inspiring conversation about survival, healing, and turning pain into art.

She’s a single mum with OCD, a Monster Energy addiction, and a to-do list that would terrify NASA. From deep cleaning to deadlifting her trauma, this high-octane Aussie spills the (sugar-free) tea on motherhood, mental health, and the mess in between. Allegedly started the Cronulla Riots, but only because someone moved her beach towel. Tune in for laughs, overshares, and occasional rage-cleaning rants. Not for the faint-hearted—or those who leave dishes in the sink.

Joey's first episode is our no.1 most rated episode in a brilliant episode about his need to be no.1 which is ironic, were expecting this one to flop. Ha! Can lighting strike twice?

This is the first ever Breakfast Club episode in the series.