This week we are joined by two legends of rugby, especially the Heartland Championship. Ralph Darling from North Otago and James Lash out of Buller join us in studio to explain what makes the Heartland Championship so special and why they love this special competition so much.
Both are absolute champions of the provinces and have a passion for rugby which runs so so deep.
We also find out how excited they are play against Manu Samoa this weekend at Eden Park ahead of the Rugby World Cup. Yes the actual Samoan national team.
We'll fill you in on our trip to fashion week too, fair to say it was eventful.
Get around James and Ralph, get around us and Stay Stoked!
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