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Podcast Episode 294: Hawaiian Shirts

Iain is joined by Jonny and John to discuss the penultimate round of URC fixtures as well as the recent Scottish Rugby Writers’ Awards

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  1. Kind of curious why there’s no comments on any of the podcasts any longer? So testing it here to see if it’s a website thing. All the discussion/debate now seems focused on TOL.
    Has the audience been lost or is there another reason?

    1. The site is generally pretty quiet at this time of year. A lot of the podcast specific chat takes place on Youtube/FB/Twitter as they go out live, and also on Patreon. And to cut down on spam, comments get switched off on older articles.

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