Oscar Mayer
Players World Kitchen
Players World Kitchen is a podcast series hosted by Judith Batchelar, bringing together elite rugby players for honest conversations about life on and off the pitch. Through thoughtful, in-depth interviews, the series explores players’ journeys through professional sport, resilience, wellbeing, and identity... alongside the role food plays in fuelling performance, comfort, and connection. Each episode offers insight into the human side of elite rugby, from international careers and personal challenges to the meals that matter most beyond match day. The Players World Kitchen podcast series sits...
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Oscar Mayer
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12 de mai de 2026
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Episódios
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Shaunagh Brown 12.05.2026 37:47
“Food has a way of bringing people together when words feel hard.”
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Poppy Cleall 12.05.2026 35:14
“You don’t realise you’re making history — you’re just doing what you love.”
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Carys Cox 28.04.2026 24:42
“Nothing worth having comes easy.”
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Maud Muir 13.04.2026 29:49
“You learn the most from the hard games - that’s where you really grow.”
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Bryony Cleall 13.04.2026 41:40
“Don’t let anyone dim your light.”
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Emma Wassell 06.04.2026 35:14
“Consistency isn’t just about performance — it’s about showing up, even when things are hard.”
Players World Kitchen Podcast – Silvia Turani 06.04.2026 35:04
“Rugby helped me understand myself better — not just as a player, but as a person. Food became part of that journey too.”
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