
Where the biggest names in the world of sport go one-on-one with sports journalist Mark Howard. From ultimate highs to tear-jerking lows, Howie lifts the lid on the real stories behind the headlines. He sits down with the biggest names in Australian & world sport, finding out how they started out, what makes them tick, how they deal with the big wins and the big losses, and how they take on sport ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 823 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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From a country town in New South Wales to the bright lights of the NBA, Jock Landale’s path has been anything but ordinary. It’s a story shaped by perseverance, self-belief and a deep connection to where it all began.
Jock speaks candidly about wha... more
From a country town in New South Wales to the bright lights of the NBA, Jock Landale’s path has been anything but ordinary. It’s a story shaped by perseverance, self-belief and a deep connection to where it all began.
Jock speaks candidly about wha... more
HAPPY NEW YEAR one and all, and another huge thanks for listening to the show for 2025! Bring on 2026!!
We’re bringing in the new year with one of the best and brightest Australians we’ve had on the Howie Games.
From pulling on the green and gold... more
To round out a massive year, Howie gives his take on his highlights of the Howie Games in 2025. The moments, the laughs, the honesty and the champions that made it such a special year.
From eight-time world champion Steph Gilmore, to one of Austral... more
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Hi Howie, your podcast has been a fantastic pleasure to listen to and a wonderful stroll down memory lane. Trying to keep the cricket going after we smashed the Poms in 2 days in the first test of the ashes this year!! Ha!
I grew up in the 70s. Watching Lenny Pascoe and Tommo and Lillie at the SCG. Your back catalogue of cricketing legends has tickled something in me that has given me so much joy. I’ve still got lots to experience but my favorite so far is surprisingly Greg Chappell. Such a dif... more
This madness has to stop! The belief that more wickets fall in twilight and darkness is a total myth. Far more wickets fall in the first session and that has been the case since day 1. To see smith doing his best to NOT take a wicket on day one is not only madness but cowardice as well.
Not only do more wickets fall in the first session but they are generally top order as opposed to a higher rate of tailenders in the last session. Do the sums, it’s not difficult!
When I first got sucked into this series all I was looking for was basketball items, now I’m looking forward to every single episode to learn about another fabulous person excelling at what they do, learning about people, learning about how to find a story. Thank you Howie and the team, you make US better people by being so interested in other people. Love the Ashes Diary, love Joe Root (just like you said we would, I was gutted he missed out in the first test). I think the diary of how the back... more
From Wally Lewis to the Ashes Diaries and Alex Carey talking about his Dad, this just shows how much both sport and our sports people are ingrained into our culture in Australia. Howie is a great host and hearing the stories from all of the guests is amazing- raw, real, and compelling.
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With a focus on in-depth conversations, this show showcases the personal and professional journeys of notable athletes, primarily from the sports world. Episodes often explore the highs and lows of sports careers, revealing poignant stories that resonate beyond the field. Noteworthy guests include legendary cricketers and prominent figures in Australian sports, each sharing valuable insights into their experiences, challenges, and triumphs. The host excels in creating a relaxed environment conducive to candid discussions, making it appealing for listeners interested in the human side of sporting achievements.
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Recent guests on The Howie Games include:
1. Adam Gilchrist
2. Joe Root
3. Pat Cummins
4. Usman Khawaja
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