The Progressive Rugby League Podcast
PRLSAProgressive Rugby League is the thinking fans alternative. What is this thing called Rugby League? Where does it fit in the framework of a 21st century society? If you love rugby league and think 'there has to be a better way', this show is for you.
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| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RugbySports | |||
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Independent international Rugby League reporting raconteur, Steve Mascord, gives us the lowdown on which way the pendulum is currently swinging for French involvement in Super League. Who's on which side? Where does the NRL fit in (is 'NRL Europe' a ... more
The banning of Rugby League in Vichy France continues to intrigue and appal 85 years on. Melissa McMahon, author of Unlucky 13: Amateurism as a weapon of war in Vichy France, joins the pod to discuss how it all went down, the key characters involved ... more
It's a real treat to have the OG of Australian journalists with a penchant for foreign affairs named Hamish McDonald, Hamish McDonald on the pod to discuss his fascinating new book Melanesia: Travels in Black Oceania.
This is a brilliant mix of trav... more
ABC commentary doyen, Quentin Hull, joins the pod to discuss the art of commentary.
This curious artform is a soundtrack to so many of our lives. Let's get under the hood to better understand how good Rugby League commentary is made, the ins and ou... more
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- Insightful perspective on the game of Rugby League
Don’t expect gibbering about the latest NRL controversies and speculation, this fantastic podcast surfaces insightful tales and perspectives that illustrate why so many of us have such a deep seated attachment and affection for the game. Host Johnno has a great voice for radio, an entertaining way with words, clearly does significant prep and is a respectful interviewer. Hopefully he gets picked up by the ABC or similar media outlet at some stage!
Apple Podcasts5JakeU2
Australia2 years ago - RL chat does not get better than this
Johnno runs a great pod that explores the significance of the game to the societies it inhabits. Always a great listen!
Apple Podcasts5i don’t evenAustralia4 years ago - Great podcast!
My favourite Rugby League podcast going. Highly recommend
Apple Podcasts5JakeP88Australia4 years ago - Intelligent and committed
Having just listened to two episodes: the interview with Jamaican coach and the interview with Canadian journo about Wolfpack (pre-recent booting out of the comp). Both were wonderful insights into the international game, growth of the game, by someone who clearly cares about it. Wonderful sports journalism revealing human and cultural side of the game, the people, and the places it’s played and revealing where those in power (eg. Fox, ARL/NRL, Superleague UK etc) are failing those with less (th... more
Apple Podcasts5lucky tobieAustralia5 years ago - An important and brilliant podcast
Such a great podcast, covering areas of the game that are largely neglected by the traditional outlets. Coverage of the international game is key to its growth - this podcast does that so well. Thankyou for showing so many perspectives to rugby league, a sport which is often condescended and looked down upon as being overly simple, parochial and lacking culture, and proving that we have a rich history and many stories to tell. Please keep up the good work!
Apple Podcasts5ajames646Australia5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #100 |  United States/Sports/Rugby |
Apple Podcasts | #73 |  Canada/Sports/Rugby |
Apple Podcasts | #164 |  United Kingdom/Sports/Rugby |
Apple Podcasts | #62 |  Germany/Sports/Rugby |
Apple Podcasts | #104 | Australia/Sports/Rugby |
Apple Podcasts | #189 |  New Zealand/Sports/Rugby |
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