This podcast gives every impression of being one that the Telegraph really isn’t invested in airing and the reporters aren’t really excited about appearing on. (They appear way too enthusiastic whenever they mention “this is the last pod of the season” or “this is our last pod from the World Cup.”)Maybe that’s why the pod episodes are so sporadic. During the World Cup, the pod panelists appeared more interested in sharing their travel stories while covering the event in France. The Telegraph should either commit to airing this podcast on a regular, predictable basis or stop doing it.

If the forward speed of the ball exceeds the forward speed of the player making the pass, then the pass is a forward pass. (Forward speed is the rate of progress longitudinally down the pitches length).

Brian Moore is a sensible intelligent host and though he occasionally can’t wait to give his opinion, he usually does a great job of setting his guests up to have an interesting conversation. I could listen to Bob Skinstadt all day.

Brain is a great host - bringing insight and depth to the conversation with a broad spectrum of guests - crossing codes, geos, players, coaches and fans! Glad to see that Brain has recovered from recent illness. This show goes from strength to strength. Recent episodes around the upcoming Lion’s tour of SA have been outstanding. Keep up the great work Brian and team. June ‘21

I really enjoy listening to Brian and his guests on my commute. I've been a big fan since reading Beware of the Dog. It's not easy to follow rugby here in the US, but I can get caught up on the drive with a few episodes. There are always great guests and discussions. Brilliant talk with Doddie Weir. It’s great to see the rugby community coming together to help one of their best!

Bryan: Good interview with Graham Henry especially. His comments re the NH "set piece" rucking style were very interesting.

I have not been a fan of Brian Moore as a TV commentator, so I listened in with some trepidation, not expecting anything that might appeal. But I was very pleasantly surprised. He has interesting and knowledgable guests, asks intelligent questions, and gets to an analytical depth which I do not hear in other rugby podcasts ( BBC's Dawson and Monye entertain but they don't analyze). Good work, Brian - you have a fan!