In this episode of the 9PL podcast, host Ant Mitchell interviews Brody Naden and Tj McLean from United SC, discussing the team's rebranding, cultural experiences, and dynamics. They reflect on lessons learned from the previous season, coaching challenges, and strategies for the upcoming year. The conversation also highlights their community engagement efforts, sponsorship initiatives, and anticipation for future matches, culminating in a light-hearted discussion about player recruitment and aspirations for the team.

In this episode of the 9PL podcast, host Ant Mitchell interviews Ronnie, the CEO of the Port Moresby Vipers, and Roddy, the Pathways Programmes Officer. They discuss the rich history of the Vipers, the journey of both Ronnie and Roddy in the rugby league scene, and the importance of youth development through sports. The conversation highlights the Vipers' efforts to create pathways for young athletes, the significance of community support and sponsorship, and the exciting prospects for the team's future, including international exposure and women's rugby initiatives.

In this episode of the EZ Squad Podcast, hosts Ant Mitchell, Eddy, and Zeb discuss their journey in creating the podcast, the importance of sharing stories of transition from sports to business, and the formation of their new team, EZ Squad. They delve into the significance of financial literacy for athletes, the role of the AIM Foundation in supporting youth, and their aspirations for the upcoming competition. The conversation highlights the importance of community engagement and the desire to create a lasting impact through their initiatives.

In this conversation, Ant Mitchell interviews Selasi Berdie and Dan Conn about their journey with CMBT, a brand that evolved from martial arts to encompass nutrition and community engagement. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on their business, the importance of reconnecting with the rugby league community, and their strategies for building a competitive team. The conversation also highlights the role of sponsors, the significance of youth development, and their commitment to charitable causes, particularly the Clontarf Foundation. The episode concludes with reflections on the upcoming competition and the excitement of bringing various communities together.

In this episode of the 9PL podcast, host Ant interviews Francis Bennett, the coach of the North Coast Marlins. They discuss the team's journey, recruitment strategies, and the importance of community support and mental health initiatives. Francis shares insights on the challenges faced in previous competitions and the excitement for the upcoming season, highlighting the significance of building a strong team and fostering a supportive environment for players.

In this episode of the 9PL Podcast, host Ant interviews Sione from Pig Athletic Club, discussing the club's evolution from a touring rugby team to a prominent social media platform in the rugby union space. They explore the importance of content creation, community engagement, and the strategies behind building a successful brand in rugby. The conversation also touches on player recruitment, potential signings, and the impact of media on the sport. Additionally, they discuss the club's charity initiatives and sponsorships, as well as their aspirations for the upcoming 9PL season.

In this episode of the 9PL Podcast, Anthony Bartolo and Joe Vickery from ACTV Strength Co discuss their gym and their involvement in the Nines Premier League (9PL) tournament. They talk about the culture and community at ACTV Strength Co, their gym locations across the country, and their plans for expansion. They also share their experiences and insights from participating in the 9PL tournament, including the importance of team dynamics and strategy. They mention their charity partner, Gotcha for Life, and their sponsors, Mastering the Markets and All Coasts Painting. They express their excitement for the upcoming tournament and the camaraderie and family aspect of the event.

In this episode, Ant from the 9PL interviews Conor Hirini, the founder of Matakesi Rugby, an invitational rugby sevens club from New Zealand. Conor discusses the club's history, their mission to bring players from different parts of New Zealand together, and their recent expansion into international tournaments. He also talks about the team's culture and recruitment process, their sponsors and charity partnerships, and the players to watch out for in the upcoming competition. Conor expresses his excitement about playing against other teams and the opportunity to give his players exposure. The episode concludes with a discussion about current players who have come through the Matakesi ranks and gone on to achieve success.