Wallaby Legend Phil Kearns talks Wallabies, Business and BeeKeeping on Who’s the Boss.

Champion Trainer Joe Pride joins Adam and Bossy on Who’s the Boss

This week on Who's The Boss?, Adam Peacock and Glen Boss sit down with one of Australia's leading horse trainers, Joe Pride, for a wide-ranging conversation covering his remarkable career in racing. Joe shares stories from training some of the country's top horses, reflects on the biggest victories and challenges along the way, and provides a fascinating insight into what it takes to consistently perform at the highest level of the sport. The boys also discuss the latest racing news, the current state of the industry, major upcoming races, and what fans can expect as the racing season heats up. Packed with great stories, expert analysis, behind-the-scenes insights and plenty of laughs, this is an episode racing fans won't want to miss. 04:05 Joe Pride joins 10:40 Gaining experience 14:40 Being a trainer 17:30 Winning an Everest 24:00 Pre-Race 27:50 Life at home 28:28 Daily routine 30:45 Getting positive feedback 33:45 Running the business 40:20 Blinkers 43:15 Ceolwulf 48:58 Bossy's Best Thanks to our Sponsors Ladbrokes - Sign up today www.ladbrokes.com.au Airtouch - For all your air conditioning needs go to www.airtouch.net.au IPE - International Premier Events. To book your tickets for your favourite sporting events go to ipevents.com.au ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Wallaby Legend Phil Kearns talks Wallabies, Business and BeeKeeping on Who’s the Boss.

This week on Who’s The Boss?, Bossy is joined by one of Australian sport’s most recognisable figures, Phil Kearns. In a wide-ranging chat, Phil reflects on his incredible journey through rugby, representing Australia on the biggest stage, his experiences in and around the game, and some of the memorable moments that shaped his career. The boys dive into the current sporting landscape, discuss the state of rugby in Australia, and get Phil’s thoughts on what the future holds for the game. As always, Bossy and the team also wrap up the latest racing news, review recent results from around the country, and look ahead to the big races coming up over the next week. It’s a fun, honest and entertaining conversation packed with great stories, plenty of laughs and insights from one of Australian sport’s great personalities. Don’t forget to like, subscribe and leave a comment with your thoughts on the episode! 00:00 Intro with Phil Kearns 02:15 Beekeeping 04:55 Reserve grade to the Wallabies 11:50 Rugby players intelligence 16:07 Global state of Rugby 19:10 Rugby League in Australia 24:00 Hosting a World Cup 25:45 Rugby on Fox 32:50 2013 Lions tour 37:00 Balmoral Burn 45:10 Bossy's Best Thanks to our Sponsors Ladbrokes - Sign up today www.ladbrokes.com.au Airtouch - For all your air conditioning needs go to www.airtouch.net.au IPE - International Premier Events. To book your tickets for your favourite sporting events go to ipevents.com.au ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Champion Jockey Nash Rawiller joins for expert racing insight on Who's The Boss?

Join the boys on another massive episode of Who’s The Boss? with special guest Nash Rawiller joining the show for a deep dive into all things racing, life in the saddle and the moments that have shaped his incredible career. The boys chat through the latest racing headlines, recent results on the track and what’s ahead in the coming weeks, while Nash shares stories from some of the biggest races of his career, the pressures of elite racing and what it takes to compete at the top level year after year. As always, expect plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes insight and honest conversations as the team covers everything happening around the racing world in another entertaining episode of Who’s The Boss? 00:00 Intro 03:20 Nash Rawiller joins 06:42 What's a Nash Special? 12:30 Hearing from trainers after a race 15:30 Executing races 21:30 In Dubai 24:00 Racing in England and France 28:30 Racing in the blood 34:10 Being a 51 year old jockey 41:05 The Everest and Cox Plate 44:35 Nash Review 51:11 Bossy's Best Thanks to our Sponsors Ladbrokes - Sign up today www.ladbrokes.com.au Airtouch - For all your air conditioning needs go to www.airtouch.net.au IPE - International Premier Events. To book your tickets for your favourite sporting events go to ipevents.com.au ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Steve “Blocker” Roach on Origin, The Tigers and Life After Footy on Who’s the Boss

This week on Who’s The Boss? the boys are joined by rugby league legend Steve “Blocker” Roach for a cracking chat covering his incredible career, the evolution of the game and some of the great stories from his time in rugby league. Joining Adam Peacock and Glen Boss, Blocker dives into life during his playing days, memorable moments on and off the field, the personalities that shaped the era and how he sees the game today. The boys also look ahead to State of Origin Game 1, breaking down the selected sides, discussing the key selections, biggest talking points and where they think the game could be won and lost. As always, there’s plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes stories and classic Blocker moments throughout, while the conversation also touches on the modern game compared to previous generations and where rugby league is heading. Another great mix of sport, stories and plenty of banter on Who’s The Boss? 00:00 Intro 04:00 Origin debate and experiences 11:20 Blocker and Queenslanders 13:30 Gordy Tallis 18:20 Young halfbacks in the game 20:30 Old days of the footy show 23:35 Looking back at Blockers career 30:00 Passion for the game 33:40 Bossy to Augusta 35:05 Playing other sports 36:55 Blocker's relation to racing 38:45 QLD's most loved player? 46:19 Bossy's Best Thanks to our Sponsors Ladbrokes - Sign up today www.ladbrokes.com.au Airtouch - For all your air conditioning needs go to www.airtouch.net.au IPE - International Premier Events. To book your tickets for your favourite sporting events go to ipevents.com.au ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Wallaby Legend Matt Giteau talks Rugby, French living and His love for the Races on Whos the Boss?

Glenn Munsie and Glen Boss are back for another episode of Who’s The Boss?, and this week they’re joined by former Wallabies superstar Matt Giteau. Gits jumps on the mic to chat through his incredible career, from his early days in rugby union to becoming one of Australia’s most recognisable playmakers. The boys dive into life after footy, what keeps him busy now, and some of the biggest moments and characters he’s encountered along the way. As always, Bossy and Munsie keep things rolling with plenty of laughs, stories from the road, and a look at the latest in the racing world, breaking down recent results and what to keep an eye on in the coming weeks. Don’t miss this one, a great mix of sport, racing, and classic banter. 00:00 Intro 04:40 Matt Giteau joins 06:40 Matt's horse Win The Day 10:48 Drawing Makybe for a Calcutta 12:40 Wallabies career and getting dropped 16:20 Playing overseas 17:30 Learning from his father 21:30 Union v League 23:40 Gits' strengths on the field 27:35 Intro to the Wallabies 29:50 Working harder once you've made it 31:20 2011 Wallabies 36:15 The Giteau law 41:00 Wallabies players in public 44:20 Does union need league players? 48:10 Light at the end of the tunnel for Aus rugby 55:21 Bossy's Best Thanks to our Sponsors Ladbrokes - Sign up today www.ladbrokes.com.au Airtouch - For all your air conditioning needs go to www.airtouch.net.au IPE - International Premier Events. To book your tickets for your favourite sporting events go to ipevents.com.au ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.