
Welcome to Chiming In! Renowned player manager, Steve 'Chimes' Gillis interviews some of the most interesting people in Rugby League. From world class players and ex-players to sports doctors and administrators, ALL deliver a great story. Sit back and enjoy the listen.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Jordan Rankin was only 16 years old and still at school when he got the call-up to make his NRL debut for the Titans.
He became the third youngest player in the game’s history to debut.
On the day of the game, the Gold Coast halfback stuck to his n... more
Phil “Buzz” Rothfield has spent 50 years as one of rugby league’s most recognisable voices.
After stepping away from newspapers, television, radio and podcasts, Buzz returns for a special episode of Chiming In to explain why he retired, what he miss... more
Michael “Mouse" Jenkinson is a highly decorated yet extremely humble Bondi Lifeguard.
On December 14 last year, the man they nicknamed “Mouse” was about to complete a normal day of work at the beach with his colleagues when he two gunman started fir... more
New Zealand Warriors CEO Cameron George has waited patiently for his club to become a major force in the NRL.
Now riding near the top of the competition ladder and respected and feared by its rivals, George confidently predicts this is the year of t... more
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Chimes has a natural and casual interview style and always treats his guest with respect. Awesome insights into the characters in and around Rugby League. Eagerly look forward to the next episode.
Awesome guests and a very casual approach from Chimes in his interview style.
Great that the fanatics group started a locally based show
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Chiming In features in-depth conversations with high-profile Rugby League figures, including former players, coaches, administrators, and respected journalists. Episodes frequently explore personal journeys, on- and off-field challenges, leadership, governance, and the evolving landscape of rugby league across leagues and countries. The show tends to blend candid storytelling with practical insights about careers, resilience, and the business side of sport, often anchored by a veteran host with a deep network in rugby league communities. This mix is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy honest, experience-rich perspectives from the rugby league ecosystem and related sports media scenes.
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Recent guests on Chiming In include:
1. Phil Rothfield
2. Michael 'Mouse' Jenkinson
3. Cameron George
4. Craig Field
5. Jason Clark
6. Eddie Jones
7. Mick Byrne
8. Michael Buettner
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