In this engaging conversation, Hallers and Kenny Logan explore various themes in the world of rugby, including the recent November internationals, the importance of bench strength, player welfare, and the growth of women's rugby.

They reflect on the transition from amateur to professional rugby, the challenges players face after retirement, and the impact of the My Name's Doddy Foundation in fighting motor neurone disease. Additionally, they discuss the significance of raising awareness for prostate cancer and the transformative power of sport in society.

Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Ashes 1, Day 1, Sydney
• (00:00:48) - Former Scotland scrumhalf Kenny Logan
• (00:01:21) - Scotland vs England
• (00:05:56) - The controversy around red cards
• (00:08:49) - Scotland vs the Women's Rugby
• (00:14:30) - Scotland winger Ian Smith on trials and the
• (00:19:02) - Kenny Jones on his Scotland debut
• (00:20:48) - Scotland scrum-half Ian Smith on his pro-life
• (00:24:34) - Jonny Gray on professional rugby players' mental health
• (00:28:42) - Rob Wainwright on The My Name's Doddy Foundation
• (00:32:04) - Lewis Moody's battle for cancer
• (00:33:32) - Tom Farrell on his prostate cancer story
• (00:40:39) - Steve Smith on prostate cancer
• (00:42:54) - Jonah Lomu
• (00:48:06) - Henry on the National Anthem
• (00:49:42) - Halas Playbook