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DSPN is a New Zealand rugby podcast and channel hosted by Martin Devlin, covering the biggest stories in the game. From the All Blacks and Super Rugby to provincial rugby, major interviews, breaking news, and sharp commentary, DSPN delivers strong opinions, smart analysis, and proper rugby discussion for New Zealand fans.
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Super Rugby Transfers, Union vs League, Lachlan Signs Off | Mailbag
jeudi 23 avril 2026 ⢠Duration 39:01
This one starts in the Mailbag and ends with a proper farewell.
We get stuck into your feedback on Super Rugby, from whether the comp is actually sustainable to draft systems, salary caps, provincial pride, and why league keeps pinching hearts and minds.
Thereâs plenty on the Chiefs vs Hurricanes thriller too, including the Cam Roigard substitution, Ruben Love at 10, golden point, and whether a draw is actually the smarter option.
We also get into Silver Lake, dodgy tackle calls, the state of rugby administration, and why some media still seem determined to moan their way through a genuinely good comp. Then, right at the end, thereâs the big one: Lachlan is off to Sky, and next weekâs Mailbag will be his last.
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Todd Blackadder: Crusaders' 2026 Form And Why Super Rugby Is Good
jeudi 23 avril 2026 ⢠Duration 44:13
We caught up with Crusaders legend and ex All Blacks captain Todd Blackadder to talk about the brand new stadium in Christchurch - it is a massive moment for the city. We also get his honest take on the current state of Super Rugby, the Crusaders' season so far, and what he thinks about players moving between international competitions.
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Jamie Wall: Why Moana Pasifika Failed And What Happens Next
jeudi 16 avril 2026 ⢠Duration 36:10
Moana Pasifika is all but done, and weâre still trying to work out what that really means. We get Jamie Wall in to unpack the sadness around the clubâs collapse, the funding model that was always under pressure, and the bigger picture for Pacific rugby.
We also get into what a 10-team Super Rugby comp looks like from here, why coaches keep heading offshore, and whether New Zealand rugby is just caught in the same cycle again. Then we finish on this weekendâs big matchups, including the Hurricanes and Chiefs, Patrick Tuipulotuâs return for the Blues, and whether the Crusaders can lift without the horses and without much rhythm.
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Springboks Peaking Too Soon? Eddie Jones On South Africa And All Blacks Coaching Dramas
mardi 10 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 40:23
Weâre joined by the one and only Eddie Jones for a deep dive into the state of the game. Eddie doesnât hold back on the All Blacks' coaching merry-go-round, why sacking a seven-time Super Rugby winner like Razor makes no sense, and how the "commercialization" of the jersey is affecting performance. We also look at the rise of the Warriors and why rugby league is winning the "working class" battle.
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Tony Johnson: Six Nations Review and Explaining New Super Rugby Rules
lundi 9 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 47:41
We are back for the business end of the summer as Super Rugby Pacific finally kicks off. Martin and Tony Johnson break down a massive opening round, including why this is the perfect time for the Highlanders to strike a resting Crusaders side. Plus, we look at the Six Nations fallout: are England truly the second-best team in the world, and what on earth is going on with Welsh rugby?
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Chris Jones: Why the Gap Between France and Ireland is Growing
lundi 9 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 31:50
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 Italyâs historic win and what it means for Gregor Townsendâs future.
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DSPN On Tour! Fabian Holland, Codie Taylor And More At Super Rugby 2026 Launch
jeudi 5 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 34:10
Super Rugby is officially back, and weâre straight into it at the launch with players, journos, coffee, and plenty of opinions flying around.
We chat to a stack of familiar faces about whatâs changed, whatâs working, and why less TMO might be one of the best things to happen to the competition. Thereâs talk around rule interpretations, fatigue, ball-in-play time, and why the fan-first mindset has brought Super Rugby back to where it belongs.
And of course, we canât ignore the big question hanging over the season. Who should be the next All Blacks coach? We put it to players and pundits, get a few names thrown around, and unpack why that job is one of the toughest seats in world rugby. Add in team predictions, old rivalries, and a bit of nostalgia for 30 years of Super Rugby, and youâve got a proper scene-setter for the season ahead.
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Jeff Wilson: Weight Of The All Blacks Jersey And Why Super Rugby Still Matters
mercredi 4 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 15:38
We got along to the Super Rugby 2026 launch and ended up with a proper sit-down yarn with Jeff Wilson. And as youâd expect, it didnât take long before the conversation went well beyond just fixtures and formats.
Jeff talks honestly about where Super Rugby sits in the wider rugby ecosystem, why entertainment still matters, and how the competition can reconnect fans with the game. Thereâs plenty on how the modern game is being played, whatâs changed since his era, and why instinct and belief still sit at the heart of great rugby.
We also get into the All Blacks, the weight of the black jersey, and why standards can never slip, especially with a new coach on the horizon and a massive South African tour coming up.
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Eddie O'Sullivan: France, Ireland, England - Who Wins Six Nations?
mercredi 4 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 35:17
The Six Nations is back, and weâre not easing into it. With a Thursday night (Friday morning New Zealand time) opener in Paris and pressure everywhere you look, this yearâs championship already feels uncomfortably tight.
Weâre joined by former Ireland coach Eddie OâSullivan, 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. Thereâs 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 Africaâs growing dominance, what the new Nations Championship really means, and why knockout rugby still changes everything.
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Hansen and Foster Return? Unpacking the Latest Around the Next All Blacks Coach
mardi 3 fÊvrier 2026 ⢠Duration 31:33
The Rugby Roundtable is back and thereâs no easing into this one.
We kick off with a genuinely jaw-dropping sporting moment as 16-year-old Sam Ruthe breaks Sir John Walkerâs New Zealand mile record, a mark thatâs stood since 1982. Just how rare is what heâs done, and why does it matter so much for New Zealand sport?
From there, the conversation turns sharp. Sir Steve Hansen and Ian Foster being approached by New Zealand Rugby raises serious questions about planning, coaching depth, and whether the organisation is quietly panicking. Is this breaking glass in case of emergency, or just good optics masking a deeper issue?
We also dig into Super Rugbyâs faster approach to officiating, why limiting the TMO actually improves the product, and whether it will ever translate to the international game.
Finally, we look north to the Six Nations, with France vs Ireland shaping as a blockbuster way to start the tournament.
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