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Podcast: Episode 37 – Season Review

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This week Cammy is joined by Al and Rory for the last episodes of the season and our full season review. In the first episode we discuss Scotland’s mixed year but find positives as Scotland built to the World Cup. In the second episode we look at the Edinburgh ascendancy and Glasgow’s malaise and reveal what’s had its hands in our ruck all season.

The podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Acast, Spotify, TuneIn and Audioboom as well as anywhere else that will let you subscribe through an rss feed. You can also just listen through this webpage using your desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device.

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You can also find interviews and special features on our YouTube channel usually a week or so after the podcast has been launched – https://www.youtube.com/user/ScottishRugbyBlog. Our interview with Scotland international Rhona Lloyd from last week’s podcast will be up later in the week.

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We’re also looking for our listeners to get involved in the comments on this page and elsewhere on the blog:

“Hands in the ruck” – What’s had it’s hands in your ruck? Let us know in the comments and we’ll pick out the best ones.

“Where’s Dougie Donnelly?” – It’s now mandatory to have a rumours section in a rugby podcast (apparently) so we’re looking for yours as well as news of any Scottish sporting media personalities you’ve spotted out and about. Have you seen Dougie Vipond down Tesco? Has your uncle’s brother’s aunt’s friend heard from someone down the pub that Jonny Gray is getting a new fence put in? Has your plumber been doing some work round Murrayfield and seen Richard Cockerill taking delivery of a new yoga mat? If so then let us know.

If you want to get in touch you can e-mail us on podcast[at]scottishrugbyblog.co.uk, catch us on Twitter @ScotRugbyBlog or @CammyBlack or you can leave a comment below and we’ll pick it up there.

About The Podcast

The Scottish Rugby Podcast brings you the best in informal chat and discussion about Scottish Rugby. Each week during the season we put out a 40 minute podcast suitable for all listeners, covering all the latest news and key analysis of the big matches. 

We broadcast the podcast live so you can watch and join in on the night. Get involved and submit a comment via YouTube, Facebook or Twitch. You can also choose to watch or listen back afterwards using one of our video or podcast channels:

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If you would prefer an ad free version of the podcast as well as a weekly bonus episode taking a deeper – and some times swearier – dive into the main talking points you can sign up to our Patreon from just £3 a month. This also gets you access to our super secret social media group where you can chat to other fans of the podcast and rugby in Scotland.

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3 responses

  1. Better podcast

    An extra mark for mentioning me.

    An extra mark for having the Rory on the pod.

    3 extra marks for the lack of jingles.

    a Ford out of 10.

    1. Only within the confines of the current access structure ie pre and post-match with selected players made available for interview. This requires us to be in Edinburgh or Glasgow for press conferences and not have day jobs! Cammy has had a number of phone interviews on the podcast, Callum Gibbins for example…

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