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The Good, The Scaz & The Rugby

GSR Media
Women's Rugby
Rugby
Rugby World Cup
Six Nations
Vodafone
Women's Rugby World Cup
England Rugby
England
Scotland
Wales
Bristol Bears
Saracens
Ireland
Women's Sports
Mental Health
Empowher
Sara Cox
Premiership Women's Rugby
Olympic Games
Italy

World Cup-winning Red Roses and best friends Emily Scarratt and Natasha Hunt host the award winning The Good, The Scaz & The Rugby, with their good friend, South African broadcaster, Elma Smit. Often joined by current Red Rose Meg Jones, the team brings a unique mix of insight, humour, and honesty to the world of women’s rugby. Their mission? To grow the game and help reshape how women and girls s... more

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We need to talk about Canada… The Red Roses have lost, the record is gone, and there's a series to save. Can England bounce back? We're asking the big questions this week, and we've got the perfect guest to help: Red Rose World Cup-winning hooker and... more

The Red Roses take on their big rivals, Canada this weekend over in Toronto - so before Scaz & Mo flew to Canada, they popped to the Cabbage Patch to have a catch up with Elma.

They’d been training at Allianz Stadium before they left - something no ... more

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Scotland’s 75-cap star Lisa Thomson pulls up a seat at the Cabbage Patch in Twickenham to join Elma, Mo and Meggy for this week's episode. Meggy kicks things off with a Chardonnay slap (IYKYK) and then we get into how competitive the girls want that ... more

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Never in the history of rugby matches have we seen a game end with a penalty kicked short, the kicker making an interception to score in the corner and then kick her own conversion to win the game at the death.

So, the morning after the night before... more

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Recent Guests

Lisa Thomson
Scotland Center, 75 caps
Scottish Rugby / Scotland National Team
Episode: Lisa Thomson on Decoding Moisms, Rooming with Meg and Scotland’s Greatest Rivalry
Meg Jones
England Red Roses captain, current player
England Red Roses
Episode: The Morning After the Black Ferns with Red Roses Captain Meg Jones
Alex Matthews
England rugby player, back row, World Cup winner
England Women's Rugby
Episode: Twenty-Six All, Shaun Edwards & a Tortoise in the Fridge, with Alex Matthews
Sarah Bern
England/World Cup-winning player
England Rugby / Bristol
Episode: In Camp with Sarah Bern & Holly Aitchison: Overcoming Anxiety, Style Secrets & A World Cup Final Rematch
Holly Aitchison
England/WSL player and Red Roses outside back
Sale Sharks / England Rugby
Episode: In Camp with Sarah Bern & Holly Aitchison: Overcoming Anxiety, Style Secrets & A World Cup Final Rematch
Amy Rule
Exeter Chiefs, Barbarians and Black Ferns Tithead
Athlete
Episode: In Camp with the Red Roses: Meg Jones, Hannah Botterman, Amy Cokayne & Maud Muir
Marlie Packer
Senior Red Roses back, final-focused leader
Saracens / England Rugby
Episode: The PWR Final Preview: Meg Jones Vs. Marlie Packer
Sophie Bridger
Nine from nine in season, pivotal in squad depth
Trailfinders / England Rugby
Episode: The PWR Final Preview: Meg Jones Vs. Marlie Packer
Zoe Harrison
England international kicker, part of the pivotal kicking game
Saracens / England Rugby
Episode: The PWR Final Preview: Meg Jones Vs. Marlie Packer

Hosts

Emily Scarratt
Host of leadership, former England rugby star, with a focus on player-to-coach transition and leadership.
Natasha Hunt
Co-host and former England rugby player, contributing coaching and performance perspectives.
Elma Smit
South African broadcaster and resident rugby host, providing international perspective and media insight.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 464 ratings
  • Smart, warm and funny

    I came late to this podcast. I’m trying not to gorge myself on it but blimey it’s good. The chat is informed, the banter is great, there’s so much warmth and intelligence. It really makes me smile a lot and get better informed about rugby. What’s not to love?!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meesh UK
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • A must listen

    The way this podcast blends humour with serious topics and of course rugby insights is impressive and it never disappoints. Recommended

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PXP76
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Informative, emotive

    I’ve found this podcast extremely helpful in fast tracking my knowledge of the women’s game. The Meg Joned episode blew me away. Listening while wiping away tears. Remarkable strength to share it and expertly guided by the hosts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bob02B!
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Favourite podcast

    If I could give it more stars, I would - I often listen to the audio version in the car and then watch the video version when I get home as well

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    martin.p.chow
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Favourite podcast

    If you’d have told me 5 years ago that a women’s rugby podcast would be my favourite thing to listen to, I’d have been surprised to say the least, but being a girls rugby dad has opened my eyes and ears to so much more than just the sport. Best rugby show out there by far. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Middle aged man.
    United Kingdom2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Praise for feel-good, uplifting tone and strong guest lineup; keeps fans coming back for more.
Excellent blend of humor and serious rugby discussion; engaging and informative.
Some listeners note occasional guest balance issues, but still overall high engagement.
Banter and warmth with informed rugby insights; hosts balance expertise with camaraderie.
The show informs and moves listeners emotionally, especially around women's rugby and leadership stories.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#30
United States/Sports/Rugby
Apple Podcasts
#13
Canada/Sports/Rugby
Apple Podcasts
#14
United Kingdom/Sports/Rugby
Apple Podcasts
#24
Italy/Sports/Rugby
Apple Podcasts
#57
Germany/Sports/Rugby
Apple Podcasts
#68
Australia/Sports/Rugby

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

John Mitchell’s Mission: The Red Roses Unfinished Business
Q: What's the biggest impact you think you've had over this period as a coach?
Mitch emphasizes enabling people, remaining calm amidst Six Nations changes, and aligning the team around a shared identity and strategy, which allowed players to adapt quickly and grow collectively.
Why Women’s Rugby Is Good Business
Q: What are the three main revenue streams for Women's Rugby right now?
Ticketing, sponsorship, and broadcast rights are the primary revenue levers driving growth, with ongoing challenges in valuing women's sports rights and achieving broad, year-round coverage.
Magic Meg Jones: MARRIAGE, Mischief & Merch
Q: What are your tips for managing an engagement and wedding planning while being an elite athlete?
Prioritize what matters most (the vibe and connection), involve trusted helpers for logistics, and keep plans flexible; small personal moments (coffee routines, mundane daily life) matter more than grand gestures.
Magic Meg Jones: MARRIAGE, Mischief & Merch
Q: How do you handle feedback from referees and the emotional responses of players?
Feedback should be delivered with boundaries and empathy; players will have emotional reactions, so coaches must separate personal feelings from performance and provide clear, written notes when possible.
Magic Meg Jones: MARRIAGE, Mischief & Merch
Q: What have you learned early in your career about what to do and what not to do with referees?
Key lessons include timing questions well, choosing battles, and adapting communication to avoid turning referees into opponents; focus on outcomes and how to present concerns calmly.

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A lively, candid show centered on women's rugby, combining expert on-field analysis with personality-driven banter. Episodes frequently feature current players, coaches, and broadcasters, with deep dives into World Cup campaigns, coaching pathways, governance, sponsorship, and the business side of growing the game. A notable through-line is leadership—from player transitions to coaching development—and a steadfast commitment to authentic storytelling that aims to attract new fans while supporting the sport's professionalization. The format blends warm camaraderie, personal stories, and practical insights for clubs, unions, brands, and listeners curious about the game beyond match days.

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Recent guests on The Good, The Scaz & The Rugby include:

1. Lisa Thomson
2. Meg Jones
3. Alex Matthews
4. Sarah Bern
5. Holly Aitchison
6. Amy Rule
7. Marlie Packer
8. Sophie Bridger

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