What a Lad is a podcast by James Marshall who talks to some of the biggest names and best lads on the planet.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRugby |
Get ready for one of the most inspiring episodes yet with the legendary lad Morgan Mitchell. Born deaf, Morgan’s journey to becoming a professional rugby player was never going to be easy. Although he was an absolute beast on the rugby field from a y... more
With Super Rugby just around the corner, who better to talk to than the Super Rugby CEO Jack Mesley. The fact that Jack was keen to come on What a Lad and share his very honest thoughts on the game and where it is heading, is proof that this man will... more
Tom Walsh has been one of the best shot-putters in the world for the last decade so it was an honour to get him on What a Lad for this one.
Plenty of people have suggested over the years to get him on and I can see why, he isn’t just good at what he... more
Everyone who has played with Brayden Mitchell will testify that he is one of the greatest lads to play the game, he was a champion team mate on and off the field, who loved a good time and could always back it up when on the pitch. Some of the storie... more
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So smooth. James Marshall is a master conversationalist. Nobody better. He somehow seduces hard rugby men into revealing funny anecdotes and personal insights that no other podcaster gets. It’s magic every time out.
Sidestep the sports journos and get to the source.
This is one of my favourite poddies. The banter and humour is off the charts.
I love the humanisation that he gives to the guys we see on the field from day to day.
It allows them, and us, to relate to the fact that they are just lads, on a bigger stage!
Keep it up Jimmy Ma. Love your work bro
Really rate the interview style James brings. Never been into fantasy footy, But have really got into this World Cup and enjoy the breakdown of games and talking about the players. Keep it up James!!!
Great podcast - what a journey for that man. Top bloke.
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