Sunshine Coast Falcons duo Harry Grant and Nicho Hynes - both signed with Melbourne Storm - discuss life, following the footsteps of Cameron Munster, Cameron Smith and Billy Slater, and what they want to do moving forward. Both were raised in small towns, live a transient life between Melbourne and the Sunshine Coast, have overcome injuries and are putting pressure on those ahead of them in the NRL.

Queensland Maroons stars Jai Arrow and Cam Munster join Ian Apps for Episode 8 of Left Field. The duo talk about their journey to the top, including their experiences in the Intrust Super Cup, about Corey 'Sausage' Oates - the "man child", Camp Maroon and what the future holds.

Redcliffe Dolphins and XXXX Queensland Residents duo Izaia 'Izzy' Perese and Nathan Watts sat down with Ian Apps to chat. Perese, a former Queensland Reds star, spoke about his decision to leave rugby union, the difference between the two cultures, and how he has been re-adjusting his fitness for back-to-back reps. Watts spoke about overcoming a badly broken jaw to play in the 2018 Intrust Super Cup grand final and about missing a good portion of the 2019 pre-season after breaking his leg...

Townsville Blackhawks and North Queensland Cowboys workhorses Corey Jensen and Tom Gilbert - and their "manly deep voices" - sat down with Ian Apps to chat about representative footy, their terrible golfing skills, ping pong battles, life outside of footy and what the future holds.

Easts Tigers' Albert Vete, Billy Walters, Pat Kaufusi and Kelma Tuilagi are all contracted to NRL heavyweights Melbourne Storm; they train in Melbourne and each week travel back to Queensland to play for the Tigers in the Intrust Super Cup. The foursome get together to discuss living life on the fringes of the NRL.

Ipswich Jets co-coaches and former NRL stars Ben and Shane Walker, and former Queensland Maroons star Chris Walker, chat about the 'Walkerology' brand of football, their dislike of the word 'structure', missing out on the Gold Coast Titan coaching job, Chris potentially lacing up his boots for the Jets again and what the future holds.

James Ackerman passed away during a match at Bishop Park in 2015. James' best friend Todd Murphy and brother Andrew Ackerman reflect on James' life and what family and friends are doing to keep his legacy alive.

Luke Archer talks about his tough road to the top.

DJ Moey Phresh or the White Kumal. Luke Page goes by a few names but what is consistent is his approach to rugby league.