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The Rugby Run

Sport Nation
All Blacks
Fiji
England Rugby
England
Damian Mckenzie
Rugby Union
Rugby World Cup
Wallabies
San Diego
Scott Barrett
Scott Robertson
Super Rugby
Eden Park
Joe Schmidt
New Zealand All Blacks
Ethan Blackadder
Cortez Rattman
Rugby Championship
Bodie Barrett
Paris 2024 Olympics

Rugby Run is Sport Nation's action-packed show dedicated to New Zealand's national game, with expert interviews, high-level insights and analysis featuring All Blacks great Justin Marshall.

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Tony Johnson and Justin Marshall run their eyes over the two NPC semifinals from the weekend with Otago and Canterbury setting up an all-South Island final next weekend. Otago assistant coach Lee Allan also joins the show, and the boys talk about all... more

Otago assistant coach Lee Allan joins TJ and Marshy following his side's big semifinal win over Bay of Plenty, setting up a scintillating final against Canterbury next weekend.

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The Rugby Run with Justin Marshall & Dean Butler - Full Show featuring Pat McKendry and Nick McCardle.

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Stan Sport host Nick McArdle joins The Rugby Run to chat all things Australian rugby, as the Wallabies prepare for their end of year tour.

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Lee Allan
Otago coaching staff, former player
Otago Rugby
Episode: The Rugby Run with Tony Johnson & Justin Marshall - Full Show (19/10/25)
Pat McKendry
Sports reporter
One New Zealand
Episode: The Rugby Run with Justin Marshall & Dean Butler - Full Show (12/10/25)
Jeremy Paul
Former Wallabies hooker
Episode: The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run with Tom Bartlett & Justin Marshall - Full Show (17/08/25)
David Campese
Former Wallabies legend known for his attacking skills and scoring prowess.
Australian Rugby
Episode: The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run with Justin Marshall & Dean Butler - Full Show (10/08/25)
Gordon Simpson
Former international rugby player for Scotland and North Harbour
North Harbour
Episode: The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run with Mark Watson & Ant Strachan - Full Show (27/07/25)
Kevin Hickland
Director of Operations for Auckland Marist Rugby Club
Marist Rugby Club
Episode: Auckland Marist Rugby Club Director of Operations Kevin Hickland | Gallaher Shield final preview
Sean Maloney
Sport commentator and rugby analyst
Stan Sport
Episode: The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run with Justin Marshall & Dean Butler - Full Show (13/07/25)
Kevin Schuler
Former AB and rugby analyst
Episode: Kevin Schuler | Former All Black on the All Blacks tight win against France in Dunedin
Grant Nisbett
Voice of New Zealand rugby
Episode: The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run with Mark Watson & Justin Marshall - Full Show (15/06/25)

Hosts

Mark Watson
Host of The Bunnings Trade Rugby Run and commentator known for his expert insights into rugby.
Justin Marshall
Co-host and All Black great providing in-depth analysis and insights into rugby dynamics.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Great use if the bench

    Far better combo than last weeks whingers

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    Australia2 years ago

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The engaging format and the quality of the discussions keep audiences coming back for more.
Listeners appreciate the expert analysis and insights provided by the hosts.
There are occasional critiques regarding the depth of sports coverage, but overall sentiment remains positive.

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#44
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#44
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Apple Podcasts
#152
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#35
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#51
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#84
Germany/Sports/Rugby

Talking Points

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Nick McArdle | Stan Sport host previews the Wallabies' Northern Tour
Q: What preparations are in place for the autumn tour?
Players are not doing much now as they manage workloads, with a game against Japan on the way to Europe to prepare for the tour.
Nick McArdle | Stan Sport host previews the Wallabies' Northern Tour
Q: How is the Wallabies' performance viewed in relation to their recent matches?
The Wallabies' trajectory is seen as mixed, with improvements noted yet significant issues still present, particularly in discipline and handling key game moments.
Nick McArdle | Stan Sport host previews the Wallabies' Northern Tour
Q: What is the current situation with R360 and its potential impact on player contracts?
Nick discusses how R360 is seriously targeting big-name players, indicating that their interest has led to stronger actions from Rugby Australia and the NRL.
Gordon Bray | Australian Rugby in on an upward trajectory!
Q: What does Bray think about the current All Black team under Scott Robertson?
Bray sees the All Blacks as going through a transition but appreciates their recent polished performance.
Gordon Bray | Australian Rugby in on an upward trajectory!
Q: What areas have the teams made some real progress?
Bray highlights improved set pieces and depth as key areas of progress under coach Joe Schmidt.

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The content primarily covers rugby, with a strong focus on the All Blacks, recent matches, and pivotal events in the rugby season. Episodes typically feature expert analysis, player performances, coaching strategies, and discussions surrounding current challenges in rugby, particularly concerning the All Blacks and their historical context, especially at Eden Park. The hosts often engage directly with listeners and bring in valuable perspectives from former players, enhancing the depth of the discussions.

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1. Aotearoa Rugby Pod
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The Rugby Run launched 4 years ago and published 400 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 The Rugby Run include:

1. Lee Allan
2. Pat McKendry
3. Jeremy Paul
4. David Campese
5. Gordon Simpson
6. Kevin Hickland
7. Sean Maloney
8. Kevin Schuler

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