Catch the Afternoons with Staffy podcast for the 13th of April 2022 on SENZ. Incluing interviews with: - Coaching Guru Wayne Goldsmith - Sports Commentator Greg Billings - Former Kiwi Squash Player Wayne Werder Don't miss The Afternoons with Staffy Podcast.

In 1986, In the closest finish in F1 history as Ayrton Senna beats Nigel Mansell by just 0.014 seconds. In 1997, 21 year old Tiger Woods becomes the youngest player ever to win The Masters. Here's what happened back in the day on April 13th.

Former Kiwi Squash player Wayne Werder joins Afternoons with Staffy to chat about the new Squash tournament coming to New Zealand, the SquashFORWARD Nations Cup. Wayne tells us more about this.

Producer Sam brings you a short piece of audio and if you can get your answer through to 8833 quickly and accurately a $50 TAB Bonus bet could coming your way!

Both Jim and Scott take on todays Chase against the notorious Stafinator. Play along with The Chase every Wednesday and have your shot at taking down the chaser.

Greg Billings stopped by the SENZ office this morning after getting back from the Formula 1 in Melbourne. Staffy and Greg chat about his time across the ditch, and what it was like to be at a Formula 1 event.

Producer Sam brings you What's Making News, the weirdest and whackiest stories from all around the globe. This is what's making Producer Sam's news.

It's Wednesday, and that means Producer Sam has been lurking aroud the water cooler to get the SENZ Staff's take on the rugby be scene in New Zealand. Sam asks the question "Where are your interest levels in rugby right now? And what has happened over the past few years to change your perception?"

NZR have released a report on Environment and Culture for the Black Ferns. Coaching Guru Wayne Goldsmith joins Afternoons with Staffy to get his take on how NZR is dealing with this situation.

Today on Midday Maddness, Staffy asks the audience "Why aren't kids playing rugby anymore?". Call through on 8833 every day from 12pm - 1pm to join the conversation on Afternoons with Staffy.

All Blacks Sevens coach Clark Laidlaw talks to Staf about where the team's focus is now that they are effectively out of title contention on the World Circuit having missed so many tournaments already.

All Blacks Sevens coach Clark Laidlaw talks to Staf about how prepared his side was heading into the Singapore final despite having two years away from the World Circuit.

Former Blackcap batsman now coach Craig Cumming talks to Staf about the most important aspect of coaching, which is building trust with your players and working out what you need to do to get the best out of them.

Catch the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast for the 12th of April 2022 on SENZ. Including interviews with: - Former Black Fern Anna Richards - Otago Sparks Coach Craig Cumming - NZ Athletics Sprint Coach James Mortimer - All Blacks 7's Coach Craig Laidlaw - Across the Ditch Phil Prior Don't miss the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast.

In 1981, The Brown Bomber Joe Louis passed away from a heart attack at the age of 66. In 2004, Brian Lara becomes the first man to score 400 runs in a test match. Here's what happened back in the day on April the 12th.

Staffy goes across the ditch to our good mates at SEN Sydney. Today he catches up with Phil Prior discussing Super Rugby and The Kings vs The Breakers.

Staffy has found a rat in the kitchen and he's been down all avenues to try and get rid of them! Staffy updates you on Ratsputin and Ratony's lacking rent payments and Sam gives them a voice...

Producer Sam dishes Staffy a hard hitting piece of UFC commentary, if you can text the correct answer through to 8833 a $50 TAB Bonus Bet could be coming your way. Can you guess What Happens Next?

Brad is taking on 10 questions from the 2015 Highlanders Season in hopes to become the official Afternoons with Staffy Mastermind champion, any guesses where Brad is from...? If you want to play, text your specialist subject to 8833 and you could be playing Mastermind!

The Mens Sevens team have had a fantastic tournament and the Singapore 7's coming up second place to the strong Fijian side. All Blacks Men's Sevens Coach Clark Laidlaw joins the show to chat about the teams peformance.

Producer Sam brings you the weirdest and whackiest news stories from all around the globe for What's Making News. These are the stories that you may not hear on Johnny Mac's news bulletin, this is what's making Producer Sam's news.

James Mortimer is the man responsible for some of the fastest people in New Zealand. He's the Sprint coach for Athletics NZ and our quickest women Zoe Hobbs and Portia Bing. James joins the show to chat about Zoe and Portia's build up to the Commonwealth Games. As well as what it means to be a sprint coach.

With the reaction to NZR's recent review on culture and environment Staffy catches up with Otago Sparks coach Craig Cumming. Craig has coached both men and women at the highest level, so Staffy talks to Craig about the differences of coaching the two.

With the release of a cultural and environmental review from NZR, the New Zealand rugby fans aren't happy. For Midday Madness, Staffy poses the question "Is NZ Rugby getting it right?"

NZRU has released a new review that has been well recieved by the public, and athletes in New Zealand. Former Black Fern Anna Richards joins the show to explain more about this review, and what it means to her as well as the rest of the female rugby community.