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Justin Marshall: Making Sense Of Chaotic Six Nations Ahead Of Final Weekend

Justin Marshall joins Marty to break down the "all over the place" Six Nations results. We talk England’s cliff-fall, Scotland’s blueprints for the All Blacks, and Super Sunday picks.

Why Italy Could Beat The All Blacks, And NZ Rugby's Business Problem

Marty, John Day, and Watto debate the Tana Umaga rumors and David Kirk’s "business" mindset. Plus, a full preview of Super Rugby Round 5 and Six Nations Super Saturday.

Anton Segner On Blues Momentum, And Justin Marshall Talks Super Rugby

Anton Segner joins the podcast to talk about the Blues' big win, and Justin Marshall discusses why Dave Rennie needs to "sweep the sheds" of New Zealand rugby.

All Blacks Form XV: Who Starts Right Now For New Coach Dave Rennie?

Marty and Jamie Wall pick the first "Form 15" of the Dave Rennie era. We talk eligibility loopholes, the rise of Devon Flanders, and why Caleb Clarke is the form winger in the country.

After England's Loss To Italy, Are The All Blacks Worse Than We Thought?

Marty revisits the All Blacks' loss to England in light of their Six Nations collapse. If England is this bad, how far have the All Blacks actually fallen?

England’s Spectacular Demise And More Six Nations Chaos

Tony Johnson reviews a historic Six Nations weekend. We talk Italy’s first-ever win over England, Scotland’s attacking masterclass against France, and the crisis mounting for Steve Borthwick.

DSPN Mailbag

Marty and Lachlan tackle the mailbag. We discuss the Dave Rennie appointment, the "Usain Bolt" analytics debate, and why Finn Allen is officially back in Marty's good books.

Six Nations Preview: 'Fantastic' France Chasing Grand Slam Against Scotland

Pat McCarry joins Marty to preview the Six Nations return. We talk Italy’s rise, England’s "Fritz," and why Scotland vs. France is the game of the tournament.

Rugby Roundtable Reacts To Dave Rennie Being Named New All Blacks Coach

Marty, John Day, and Watto react to Dave Rennie being named All Blacks coach. We discuss the potential return of overseas stars, the captaincy battle, and the "clean break" from the Razor era.

Dave Rennie's All Blacks Era Begins: Beating the Boks And World Cup Aspirations

Jamie Wall joins Marty straight from the NZ Rugby HQ press conference. We analyze Dave Rennie’s appointment, the Mo'unga eligibility hint, and why the board chose a "complete fresh start."

Seven Weeks Later, Where Is The All Blacks Coach? | Marty's Sermon

Marty weighs in on the All Blacks coaching search. As South Africa accelerates their 2026 preparation, we ask if NZ Rugby is taking too long and what the new boss must demand.

Martyn Vercoe: Inside Munster & The All Blacks Coach Hunt

Martyn Vercoe joins us from Munster to talk about the transition from Super Rugby to the Northern Hemisphere, the sacred grounds of Ireland, and the challenges facing the next All Blacks coach.

Why The Scott Robertson-NZ Rugby Review Doesn't Sit Right | Marty's Sermon

Razor Robertson returns to coaching with the Barbarians, but Marty asks if he ever received a fair go from NZ Rugby. We look at the secret reviews and the "All Black way."

Rugby Ref On Finn Russell's Drop-Out And 6 Nations Neck Rolls

Jeff McGregor returns to explain why the Chiefs' "genius" play was actually against the laws. We also look at the neck-tackle red card debate and Moana Pasifika’s disallowed try.

Jamie Wall: Hurricanes' First-Five Crisis And Latest All Blacks Coaching News

Marty and Jamie Wall discuss the "embarrassing" Crusaders loss, the Hurricanes' title credentials, and why Moana Pasifika is being treated like a second-class citizen in Auckland.

Tony Johnson Reviews Six Nations: Brilliant Ireland Bounce Back vs England

Marty and Tony Johnson review a wild Six Nations round. Ireland dismantle England at Twickenham, Finn Russell pulls off a miracle in Wales, and we ask if Maro Itoje is simply "played out."

Why Are NZ Rugby Taking So Long To Name The New All Blacks Coach?

Marty weighs in on the All Blacks coaching hunt. With Jamie Joseph and Dave Rennie the frontrunners, we ask why NZ Rugby is taking its time and why the job needs immediate attention.

Judging All Blacks' Player Pool, Super Rugby, And Dating Apps | Marty's Mailbag

Marty and Lachlan tackle the mailbag, responding to your comments about Super Rugby, the All Blacks' depth, and why we boomers were right about the rift in the team all along.

Super Rugby Round 1 Pick And Six Nations Preview With Jamie Wall

Martin Devlin and Jamie Wall preview the opening round of Super Rugby and the weekend's Six Nations action. We look at the odds, the rivalries, and why the Crusaders are still the team to beat.

Deliberate Knock Ons And The Breakdown: Super Rugby Ref On The Toughest Calls

Martin Devlin catches up with professional referee Angus Mabey. They discuss the challenges of the breakdown, the new TMO protocols, and why refs are just normal people who love the game.

Eddie Jones On South Africa And All Blacks Coaching Dramas

Eddie Jones joins us to vent about the All Blacks' coaching "instability," the "tedious" intrusion of the TMO, and why the Warriors are becoming a serious threat to rugby’s dominance in NZ.

Why France is the Team to Beat Right Now

The first round of the Six Nations is in the books and it was a weekend of statements, heartbreaks, and one massive shock. Chris Jones joins us from England to break down how France bludgeoned Ireland, why England looks more professional than ever, and the absolute "car crash" currently happening in Welsh rugby. Plus, we look at Italy’s historic win and what it means for Gregor Townsend’s future.

Eddie O'Sullivan: France, Ireland, England - Who Wins Six Nations?

The Six Nations is back, and we’re not easing into it. With a Thursday night (Friday morning New Zealand time) opener in Paris and pressure everywhere you look, this year’s championship already feels uncomfortably tight. We’re joined by former Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan, who gives a brutally honest read on where Ireland actually sit right now, why France are more dangerous than their autumn form suggests, and how England have quietly rebuilt into a seriously hard team to beat. There’s plenty on injuries, ageing squads, momentum, and just how fine the line really is between a Grand Slam and a forgettable campaign. We also look beyond the Six Nations to South Africa’s growing dominance, what the new Nations Championship really means, and why knockout rugby still changes everything.

Why NZ Rugby is calling Steve Hansen and Ian Foster again

We break down 16-year-old Sam Ruthe shattering a 42-year-old record. Plus, does NZ Rugby’s move for Hansen and Foster signal panic, and is Super Rugby finally fixing the TMO?.