It's a great pleasure for Mike and I to welcome into the studio, James Gay Reese, the

Bafter Emmy, an Academy Award winning executive producer.

Netflix and Formula One just said, do you guys want to do it?

So we jumped at it. Oh that is timing. Wow I mean yeah that is good it was a good thing.

The rule of these shows which is really hard for people to accept but it's sort of once they've done it once they kind of the penny does drop as

that if you're going to do an access show do it completely. Everyone seems to be

realizing the power that it can have for a sport. Some of the players who kind of put their hand up and said,

I'm really happy to go there with my story.

You know, it's very brave.

And he just humanizes these guys.

It just makes them come off the page, you know,

in a way that needs to happen. I really

think it shows a sign of rugby that people just don't know at all. into the final moments Alex Payne trying to keep this side going forward.

Haskell takes it on now with just relentless chat largely about himself and there's

Tyndall to add the finishing touch of glamour and World Cup winning stories and

a slightly sideways nose. That is how you podcast a dominant display by the good the bad and the rugby

Hello dream team welcome along to this week's episode of the good the bad and the, in partnership with our very good friends at Continental Tires. After the madness of May last week, now for something a little bit different because it's a great pleasure for Mike and I to welcome into the studio James Gay Reese the Bafter Emmy an Academy

Award winning executive producer. We don't get many people in our studio with

talent.

With talent as talented as that. Nice to have you with us.

We're going to talk Netflix documentary,

specifically the kind of the Six Nations Bonanza

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