
Double Rugby World Cup winning Springboks Trevor Nyakane and Steven Kitshoff love rugby. Their new podcast will tell you what it's like to play for Rassie Erasmus, play with Siya Kolisi and how the Bokke beat every other country in the world. South African fan? You're in the right place. Get stuck into the comments, and get ready for deep dives on Rassie tactics and Bok scrum dominance. Amabhokobh... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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He grew up in Kraaifontein, where gunshots and violence were part of everyday life, and saw talented ... more
Ben Youngs and Dan Cole have taken over the reigns this week from Trevor and Steven, to bring you a Champions Cup SPECIAL Episode!
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Don’t be shocked! Trevor’s not moved clubs - he just lost his bet with Kitsie! Steven Kitshoff and Trevor Nyakane discuss where the URC’s biggest game of the weekend was won and lost and we find out how a rule change could spell trouble for tough tac... more
How do Springbok players fit back into their club teams after months away? How do their team-mates react? What if they’ve been winning while you’re away? Steven Kitshoff and Trevor Nyakane talk about their challenges when it’s time to go home. Plus m... more
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Two former Springboks host a rugby-focused conversation that blends on-field analysis with personal insight, spotlighting leadership, squad depth, and tactical battles across major Southern Hemisphere rivalries. Episodes frequently explore Rassie Erasmus-era strategies, Bok scrum dominance, and domestic URC storylines, while maintaining lively banter and real-world sponsor integrations. The show stands out for its South African rugby flavor, clear expertise from current pros, and a willingness to connect global media narrative with local fan culture, making it appealing to rugby-minded listeners and industry watchers alike.
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For The Love Of Rugby: South Africa launched 7 months ago and published 45 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on For The Love Of Rugby: South Africa include:
1. Trevor Nyakane
2. Steven Kitshoff
3. Ruhan Nel
4. Francke Horn
5. Vincent Koch
6. Steve Hansen
7. Ewen McKenzie
8. Dan Carter
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