LISTEN | Dean is taking on Mastermind with 10 of the trickiest questions on New Zealand test captains from 1970 - 1990, in the hope to become the official Afternoons with Staffy Mastermind Champion. If you want tot play Mastermind, text your specialist sporting subject through to 8833 and you can play Mastermind with us!

LISTEN | Thanks to the team at Greyhound Racing New Zealand (GRNZ), SENZ is bringing you the Greyhound Charity Run. Producer Sam loves the dogs, and they love to race! Producer Sam and Staffy pick a Greyhound for the GRNZ Charity Run for this week.

LISTEN | When we chat Super Rugby, we talk to our good mate and Sky Sport Rugby Commentator Tony Johnson. Tony and Staffy have a look at the big match ups of week 13 of Super Rugby Pacific. Staffy also asks Tony about the All Blacks 2022 season, and see how he thinks the AB’s will go, and what their record will be at seasons end.

Producer Sam brings you the fact of the day, do you pace around the room while you're on the phone?

LISTEN | Producer Sam brings you What’s Making News. A collection of the weirdest and strangest stories from all around the globe. From Balenciaga's new sneaker to family affairs in NHL selections, this is what’s making Producer Sam’s news.

LISTEN | Scott Sattler is a Former Penrith Panther, and SEN host. Scott and Staffy cast their eye over the Magic Round this weekend in the NRL and make their picks for each game.

On the back of our Midday Madness, Staffy and Sam were inspired by a text from Chris saying: "What would be the TAB odds of the All Blacks going 12-0 in 2022?" Staffy and Sam discuss this possiblity.

DISCUSSION | Today on Midday Madness we’re taking a look at the All Blacks 2022 season. Staffy is asking you ‘how many of the 12 Tests in 2022 do the All Blacks win? Where do they lose? Who do they lose to?’ We want your predictions for what will happen in their 2022 season.

LISTEN | We're loving Midday Madness and all of your opinions and calls on the All Blacks 2022 season. Graham has called up and he's scared for All Blacks 2022 season. He gives his opinion on how many of the 12 games the All Blacks will win this year.

DISCUSSION | Today on Afternoons with Staffy we're taking a look at the All Blacks 2022 season. With 12 games in 2022, Staffy wants your opinion on how the All Blacks will go throughout this year.

Catch the 'Best Of' Reel for Afternoons with Staffy for the 11th of May on SENZ. Including Staffy's Editorial on the All Blacks Vulnerabilities, a chat with South African Rugby Commentator Matt Pearce, and of course The Chase!

Catch todays episode of the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast for the 11th of May 2022 on SENZ. Including interviews with: - Kiwi Rugby Referee for MLR Mike Lash - Manager of Community Sport for Sport NZ Roger Wood on the Voice of Rangatahi Report - South African Rugby Commentator Matt Pearce Don't miss the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast.

In 1978, Flash Swedish Formula 1 driver Ronnie Peterson was killed in a multi-car pile up at the strat of the Italian Grand Prix. In 2013, Wigan Athletics secured one of the biggest upests in modern FA Cup history after beating Mancherster United 1-0. 72 Hours later, the Latics were relegated from the Premier League going down 4-1 to Arsenal. Here's what happened Back in the Day on May 11th.

Producer Sam brings you the fact of the day, did you know you're taller in the morning?

SuperSport rugby commentator Matt Pearce talks with Staf about how Super Rugby looks without South African teams and why the All Blacks have lost a bit of physicality.

LISTEN | Producer Sam brings you the weirdest, strangest and craziest news stories from around the globe for What’s Making News. These are the ones you probably won’t hear in Johnny Mac’s half-hour bulletin. From Tom Brady's new deal with FOX to the greatest fantasy sport punishment you'll ever hear, here’s what’s making Producer Sam’s news.

SuperSport rugby commentator Matt Pearce chats with Staf about why New Zealanders should be nervous about what South Africa will bring to the Rugby Championship this year.

Producer Sam brings you What Happens Next. With a short piece of audio it's up to you to guess what happens next. There's a $50 TAB Bonus Bet on the line, if you get through first and accurately you could have the bonus bet in your account. 'And Toopi get's it away'... What Happens Next?

QUIZ | It’s Chase day on Afternoons with Staffy!! New Zealand's most highly anticipated radio quiz. Today Ritchie is taking on the infamous Stafinator. 10 Questions, 1 desired result. Will Ritchie get the meat pie today? Or will the Stafinator cut his lunch?

LISTEN | Staffy is catching up with South African Rugby commentator Matt Pearce from SuperSport. Matt and Staffy discuss how the Springboks are tracking for the upcoming internationals and whether he thinks the All Blacks are vulnerable. They also chat about the New Zealand and South Africa rugby relationship, “do we miss each other”?

Thanks to Bayleys, Staffy is giving you his property of the week, and this Masterton Masterpiece defintely cuts the mustard.

Sport NZ's Roger Wood, who led the report "Voices of Rangatahi" looking at high school sport in kids and why attitudes are changing.

LISTEN | Mike Lash is a Kiwi Rugby Referee based is the U.S, plying his trade in Major League Rugby (MLR). Mike and Staffy take a look at the exciting MLR season so far, and how the games and players skill has been developing.

LISTEN | Roger Wood is Sport NZ’s voice of a recent report that was released around the ‘one size fits all’ structure of sport in schools, the Rangatahi Report. The report is based around the participation drop-off of sports in school. Not because they don’t want to participate, but because they are too busy. Roger joins Staffy to take a deeper look into this report and discuss what we can do to promote sport in schools.

MIDDAY MADNESS | Today on Midday Madness Staffy is asking you “where are the All Blacks the most vulnerable with the International calendar around the corner?”. With the Australian Super Sides showing some form, and the South Africans performing well in their new competitions. We want to know if there’s cause for concern.