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The highs and lows. The ins and outs. The fears and doubts on and off the footy field. A Sporting News x YKTR production.
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Nathan Peats had stops at the Rabbitohs, Eels and Titans across almost a decade of rugby league at the very highest level. From precocious upstart at South Sydney, top-line hooker and eventual salary cap casualty at Parramatta and a fresh start and State of origin selection at the Titans, Peatsy has lived a life.
And we haven't even touched on social media game yet.
Ebbs & Flows is a joint production between Sporting News and YKTR
With 288 Broncos games under his belt and the youngest Bronco captain in the club's storied history, Alex Glenn knows what is right and wrong at Red Hill.
Perhaps the most-discussed name in Australian sport, Israel Folau's career has been like no other. Now 35, the dual-code international opens up on his high-profile code-switches, that infamous Wallabies sacking and his ongoing journey with faith.
Due to leave the NRL and the Roosters at the end of 2024 in pursuit of his next challenge in rugby union, Joey Manu deep dives into the moves that got him to the Roosters, behind the scenes with Trent Robinson and if he ever returns to the NRL.
And the music. We have to talk about the music.
Adam Reynolds was always going to be a one-club man at South Sydney - until he wasn't. Now firmly entrenched at Red Hill and overseeing the revitalised Brisbane Broncos, Reynolds takes us through saying goodbye to the Rabbitohs, the stable of young stars at the Broncos and how footy has changed - for better and worse.
Ebbs & Flows is a Sporting News x YKTR production
Close your eyes and listen to Isaiya Katoa talk: it's hard to believe these are the words of a 20-year-old. The NRL's Next Big Thing is fast becoming a leading man at the Dolphins among far more experienced campaigners.
In this ep, he breaks down leaving the Panthers, being recruited by Wayne and staying level-headed.
NRL veteran Kieran Foran is ready to talk. He opens up on his 2016 decision to walk away from the game and leave behind a contract worth nearly $5 million at the Eels, revealing he “didn’t want to be alive, let alone be a footballer.”
That's only the beginning of a raw, wide-ranging podcast.
With Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt revealing his squad for the Wales and Georgia Tests this year, without NRL converts Carter Gordon and Mark Nawaqanitawase, Quade Cooper takes us through his own omission from the Test team and where to now for rugby in Australia.
Once one of the brightest up-and-coming stars in the NRL, today Curtis Scott is pursuing a boxing career and is unsure if he’ll ever play rugby league at the highest level again. He’s ready to talk about mistakes, the work he’s done, lessons learned and whether he paid too high a price.
It's June and it's already been a wild NRL season. You've got questions and Ice + Corey have come through, dissecting the big questions around the game right now. We’re talking NRL player managers, who should get paid and being Jordan Riki for a day.
Blake Austin has seen a lot in his footy career - not all of it good. Now back in Australia and transitioning into the next phase of his life, the former Raiders pivot drops some truth and proves why he's one of the best upcoming voices of reason in footy.
Penrith Panthers' barnstorming winger Sunia Turuva's moving to the Wests Tigers in 2025, but he's got business to attend to first. Namely, another premiership ring.
The emerging Fijian star takes us through the biggest footy decision of his life, the ups and downs of his life and how his teammates helped him come out the other side.
After celebrating 100 NRL games recently, Cronulla Sharks prop Braden Hamlin-Uele jumped on the mic to share his journey outside of rugby league. Therapy, building resilience, finding balance in life and the fear of failure: nothing is off limits.
We even talked a little bit about footy.
We've cooked up an emergency podcast to talk all things Paul Kent and more reader questions. Corey weighs in with his experience of being at the centre of a media storm and the guys try to predict what's next.
It's only April and it's already been a wild NRL season. You've got questions and Ice + Corey have come through, dissecting the big questions around the game right now.
Fresh off signing a new two-year deal with the Sydney Roosters, rising NRL star Terrell May takes us behind the scenes on what Trent Robinson is really like, how Jared Waerea-Hargreaves is influencing the next generation of forwards and Maori leadership.
228 NRL games. One State of Origin game and a serious amount of talent: Corey Norman has done more on the field - and attracted more attention off the field- than most players can imagine.
Ice goes 1v1 with his best friend, Corey Norman. Nothing is off-limits.
Separate journeys took them away from the NRL, but now Te Maire Martin & Chanel Harris-Tavita are back playing for the Warriors, grateful for where they've been and where they are going.
24 hours before he signed a long-term deal to stay at the Penrith Panthers, rising star Izack Tago joined centre partner Taylan May in the Ebbs & Flows studio to talk all things footy, where they've been and where they're going.
We've got Dylan Walker and Jazz Tevaga on their home turf talking all thing Warriors for 2024, Walks getting called out for a footy fight sequel and Andrew Webster’s philosophy that saved the Warriors.
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