The Diary of a Harlequin

Our final guest of the season is Shaunagh Brown. She is a Harlequins hero with 100 appearances for the club and an incredible backstory. During this episode Shaunagh speaks about rugby gradually taking over her life, as people started to notice her sporting prowess on the athletics track. Along with growing up and her mum allowing her to wear what she wants which lead to her being her own individu...

Our sixth guest of the season is Cadan Murley. Winner of the Harlequins Player of the Season and top Premiership try scorer in 22/23, Cadan is a Harlequins sensation. During this episode Cadan talks about the nerves of training with the Quins squad for the first time, and how rugby is a weird sport with one week you aren't in the team and the next week you are playing in the Premiership Rugby...

Our fifth guest of the season is Lucy Packer. She is an attacking scrum-half who made her first start for England against Wales in April 2022. She speaks about the moment she got called up to the England squad whilst coaching in Sweden. During this episode Lucy talks about how she came to Quins as a shy, young girl and how rugby helped her come out of her shell to make her the role model she is to...

Our fourth guest of the series is Luke Northmore. Hear all about how he went from working in a pasty shop to studying at Cardiff Met University, and finally playing for Quins. After a few set backs due to injury, Luke speaks about still wanting to be involved with the team even when in rehab, and coming back to the pitch stronger. During his time off due to injury Luke has been busy by learning to...

Our third guest of the series is our recent Women's signing, Babalwa (BB) Latsha. She is a powerful South African prop who has become an instant fan favourite at Harlequins. BB is a real trailblazer in Women's rugby, she was the first professional Women's player in South Africa and she is helping shaping the lives of future players. She talks about settling in England, her rapid rise i...

Our second guest of Series 2 is Harlequins back row forward James Chisholm. A former World under 20s player of the year, James is a combative, hard working and skilful forward. Hear about the story of growing up in the Quins academy with his older brother Ross, and what it means to pull on the quarters.   Off the field, James is a business partner, of Choccy Nut Pot - a chocolate protein snack. He...

Our first guest of Series 2 is Harlequins prop Will Collier. A true Quins legend with over 200 appearances in the famous quarters. Will talks you through growing up as Quins fan, finding his true love of scrummaging and the details of a rather memorable try at The Stoop…   Off the field, Will is a business owner, alongside former teammate Olly Kohn, and a future wine sommelier. Hear all about this...

Our eighth and final guest of Series One is Mr Harlequins himself, all-time record appearance holder Danny Care! Danny shares how rejection at a football academy started him on his journey to the top of rugby, how close he really came to joining Saracens and what he’s learnt in life as a father, podcaster, TV personality and house builder! We also discuss how he rates his two Premiership wins, the...

Our seventh guest is Harlequins Club Captain, Stephan Lewies – Steph shares with us how he got his start in the game and his rapid rise in South Africa including a call up to the Spring Boks. He’s also really honest with us about his long battle with injury – longer than he ever expected and shares key insights into what his leadership style is and how believes you can get the best from everybody....

Our sixth guest is Harlequins front row, Santiago Garcia Botta– there’s not much Santi hasn’t achieved in the game, from representing his country in a World Cup, being one of the first men to earn a professional contract to play in Argentina, and winning the Premiership with Harlequins. But if he had not answered his phone one Thursday it could have all been so very different… We also discuss how...

Our fifth guest is Harlequins fullback Tyrone Green. Tyrone exploded into the consciousness of Harlequins fans on our run to the 2021 Premiership Title – but his journey is one that started many years previously honing his skill at every level of the game in his native South Africa, proving there’s no such thing as an overnight success. Tyrone shares with us the singular goal that keeps him focuss...

Our fourth guest is Harlequins and England fullback Ellie Kildunne. Ellie is a superstar of the women's game, she is an integral part of the Red Roses, including playing the World Cup Final in New Zealand last year. Ellie talks about how she believes the Women's game can continue it’s growth, the hard graft behind her rapid rise to the top of the game at only 23 years old, and the heartbre...

Our third guest is Harlequins winger, Louis Lynagh – in many ways Louis is a typical 22 year old enjoying gaming, fashion, and spending time with friends. However beneath this is a complex and driven individual. Already a Premiership Winner, he is also studying for his Economics degree at the University of Surrey. But it’s not all been plain sailing, he shares his struggles openly and honestly aft...

Our second guest is Harlequins Women’s forward, Bryony Cleall – as a two time Premiership Champion, and three time 6 Nations winner, two of those Grand Slams she is no stranger to success. However her career has been anything but straightforward, from balancing her rugby with her career as a teacher, two major injuries leaving her questioning whether the sport was for her and all that whilst being...

Our first ever guest is Harlequins Back Row, Jack Kenningham - at the age of 23 Jack has already won a Premiership title, got his degree, and had surgery on a broken neck, so plenty of ground to cover! We'll hear how he balanced his study and rugby, how he got his big break in the team, and the importance of team mates and fans. We'll also discover what he spends his money on, tips for sav...