At its best this podcast is open, honest and revealing (in both senses of the word). Pixie is brilliant at engaging with the guests and brings some insight and authenticity to the show. It's well produced and fairly tightly edited. The show is fairly light and easy to engage with, but isn't scared of tackling some of the darker subjects. Mr. J keeps things moving and it's great to see the show improve across the episodes as they figure out sound and editing.

Relatable, funny and really well put together. A great insight into women's rugby and club rugby as a whole. It has a good blend of regular sections, discussion, humour and interviews. It veers between the ridiculous to the serious. Well worth a listen!

This was one of those 'what the heck did I just listen to?!' podcast episodes - 4 drunk Americans, I'm guessing from somewhere in the south of the US talking about one of the most notorious stories from British Royal History. As a Brit myself, I am well versed in the legend of the Princes in the Tower, but hearing it recounted by some Americans after a few drinks was really funny. I think Richard III would love to be referred to as a 'bad dude', though I think everyone should have lessons in how to pronounce British towns! In a nutshell, this is a hoot. It's informative, colourful, authentic and I was left feeling that it would be fun to be there with them which, ultimately is why I like podcasts. This is a fun listen; it could benefit from a bit of editing in places and the sound quality was a little mixed too, but they are definitely onto something with the format and subject matter and I'll definitely be tuning in again!