PNG Chiefs General Manager of football Michael Chammas joins Andrew Moore for NRL Monday to chat about the signing of Penrith star Brian To’o, the club’s recruitment process and, the overall impact the team is having in Port Moresby.      We discuss the merits of the NRL’s plans for Global Round in 2028 versus the lack regional games.   And Cronulla Sharks NRLW fullback Jada Taylor is in studio to discuss her team’s disappointing start to the season, Indigenous Round, and the importance of regional rugby league.

South Sydney's man for all seasons Jye Gray had another high achieving game aa his team held on to beat Parramatta. He ran a game high 236 metres on the wing and crossed the line for a try in the stereo-typical game of 2 halves. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ryan Hoffman that the first half was fun to play in - the 2nd half less so! Plus Lewey and Hoffy tackle the big issue in the game in 6 Again, the First Thought is on the most influential people in the game, you can get to know SharkTobias Eric Rudolph and hear Denis Carnahan's Song of the Week.

Incoming New South Wales coach Matt King is already planning the defence of the Origin Shield. But he told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis he wants the job to have an input across the board with Rugby League in the State. Despite being seen as one of the nicest guys in the game he's confident he's got the steel to make the tough calls needed to run the Blues team. Plus ABC favourite Connor Watson dropped by to talk Indigenous Round and the Roosters scrappy win over the Bulldogs. And you can catch up on all the latest Rugby League news - and speculation - in MC's Hammertime.

Some sombre news on NRL Monday with Andrew Moore as we reveal our friend and colleague John Gibbs has cancer.   New Zealand Warriors coach Andrew Webster joins the show to discuss the Wahs run into the finals.   Matthew Elliott is in studio to react to Gibbsy’s news, he also gives us his thoughts on Laurie Daley’s resignation and Matt King appointment as NSW coach.

Andrew Moore, Matthew Elliott and John Gibbs are back for NRL Sunday. They tackle the big issues in Six Again, and after Andrew's trip to Mudgee, the team discusses whether the NRL should continue taking games to regional centres.  Following Penrith's win over Canberra yesterday, Panthers forward Isaiah Papali'i joins the program. Plus, First Thought looks back at the decade of the 2000s, we get to know Shaylee Bent in Getting to Know You, and Denis's song takes aim at the Tigers drama once again.

Greg Inglis was a champion on the field and an inspiration to many. He's admitted he struggled post career including a spending a spell in rehab but he's turned his focus to helping others with his "Stick With It" program. He explains what that is an his experiences helping others. Andrew Moore, Matthew Elliott and Michael Carayannis were also joined in the broadcast box in Mudgee by Penrith CEO Matt Cameron to discuss player retention and the coaching transition plan. The team also reflected on the Friday night matches and you can catch all the latest Rugby League news - and speculation - in MC's Hammertime

Broncos star Corey Jensen spoke to Quentin Hull and Grant Bell about his early medical retirement. The team also chat to Souths young gun Ashton Ward as the Bunnies prepare to play the in-form Sharks on Sunday.

Andrew Moore unpacks the dramas at the Wests Tigers involving Adam Doueihi and insists the NRL must do more to help regional footy. Cronulla captain Blayke Brailey joins the show to discuss the Sharks’ recent hot form and road to the finals. Ruan Sims swings by the studio to chat about all things NRL and NRLW, including Magic Round in Wagga Wagga and she has some strong words for the critics.

It's a bumper episode as Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs tackle the biggest topics in Six Again. After Canberra's massive win over Wests Tigers, Raider Ethan Sanders joins the program. Plus, First Thought is fast players, we get to know Chelsea Lenarduzzi in Getting to Know You, and Denis's song is one of the best ever.

Ahead of the Bulldogs' clash with the Warriors, Canterbury CEO Aaron Warburton joined Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis and Luke Lewis to discuss rising ticket prices and the introduction of players' names on the back of jerseys.  Michael's Hammertime also provides the latest injury updates from around the league, along with an update on the future of Wests Tigers playmaker Adam Doueihi. Following the Rabbitohs thrilling win over the Storm on Friday night, Campbell Graham also joined the program.