Chad & Byron

Cut The Kak

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Cut the Kak is the unfiltered rugby show for okes who want insight without the corporate fluff. Hosts Chad and Byron bring South African expat humour, sharp analysis, and a healthy Springbok bias. Expect live watch-alongs, match breakdowns that actually teach you something, Kak Call of the Week, Ref Rant, Springbok Stock Watch, and detours into cricket, golf, and life down under. Big hits, bigger opinions, no fence-sitting. If you want straight talk, proper banter, and guests who can handle a chirp, this is your clubhouse.

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Rugby Six Nations Fixtures & Predictions 21.01.2026 4:45

The conversation revolves around the upcoming Six Nations rugby fixtures and the potential for a playoff system involving lower-tier European teams. The idea of expanding the competition and providing opportunities for underdog teams is discussed in detail. Takeaways Expansion of rugby competitions Opportunities for underdog teams

New Coach, New Challenge 21.01.2026 5:27

The impact of a new coach on a team's performance and dynamics, as well as the upcoming matches and logistical considerations for the All Blacks. Takeaways New coach can bring out extra performance from players Upcoming matches and travel logistics are crucial for team preparation

Scott Robertson OUT, All Blacks in Chaos, Sharks Pain, and Byron Becomes a Ref, Six Nations Is Here 21.01.2026 1:01:19

Scott Robertson’s gone and New Zealand rugby feels like it’s wobbling, the All Blacks chat is getting spicy, and somehow being a Sharks fan is still the hardest job in rugby. In this episode of Cut the Kak , Chad and Byron rip through the latest Investec Cup results, talk SA teams (Sharks, Lions, Bulls), and set the table for the upcoming Six Nations and Super Rugby . Plus, Byron’s officially...

From 22-0 Up to Nowhere, SA Sport’s Tough Weekend 18.08.2025 49:12

From 22–0 up to shell-shocked, South African sport had a weekend. The Boks coughed up Ellis Park, the Proteas let the T20 decider slip to Australia, and Dricus du Plessis lost his strap. Chad and Byron cut the kak, no sugar, just why it happened and what fixes actually matter before Cape Town. We open with the Ellis Park autopsy, exits, discipline, and whether the bench came on ten minutes too lat...