
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 | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Entertainment NewsNewsSports | |||

Talented halfback Sean O’Sullivan fits the saying “rugby league journeyman” better than most.
At just 27 years of age, O’Sullivan has played NRL for six clubs - Roosters, Broncos, Warriors, Panthers, Dolphins and now the Bulldogs.
A hard working an... more
Every youngster who laces a boot, dreams of debuting in the NRL and forging a career in the big time.
While so many fail to make the cut, there is an incredible amount of players who debuted yet only ever play just ONE game.
South Sydney’s Mick Be... more
Ken Callander is an Australian national treasure.
The legendary media personality warmed the hearts of millions of Aussies while successfully forging a career in print, television and the radio industry.
In this episode of Chiming In, Kenny shares ... more
At just 21-years-old, Max Jorgensen has already played 20 Test matches for the Wallabies.
Chased by NRL clubs, the talented youngster recently committed to Australian Rugby for five years.
Only two players - Michael Hooper and Loti Tuqiri - have pr... 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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The content caters to an audience passionate about rugby league, featuring compelling interviews with current and former players, sports journalists, and industry professionals. Listeners can expect captivating stories related to rugby league, personal journeys, and discussions that reveal the human side of athletics, including challenges faced on and off the field. The show stands out by bringing together a range of perspectives, from personal anecdotes to industry insights, making it both informative and relatable.
With a focus on mental health, resilience, and the evolution of sports culture, the discussions often touch on pivotal moments and trends within rugby league, aiming to inspire and engage listeners. This podcast is likely to a... more
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Recent guests on Chiming In include:
1. Kenny Callander
2. Cam McInnes
3. Shane Richardson
4. Jack de Belin
5. Lara Pitt
6. Ricky Walford
7. Jada Taylor
8. Tommy Herschell
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