I’m an American that learned to love rugby while on exchange in NZ. One of things I love most about the game is how down to earth everyone is. Case in point, the brilliant conversation with Jim Hamilton this week.

JB's concept of interviewing rugby athletes, coaches, and businessmen and general approach to the interviews has been quite good. He’s clearly a bright man, asks insightful questions, and has the right intent about going deeper into today’s rugby world. I even admire his commitment to podcasting despite apparently having a stutter. However, I’m uncomfortable further supporting his enterprise because of his mean-spirited, regressive, and un-inclusive views and values. It’s antithetical to what I believed rugby should represent to the world. He routinely tells those who disagree with him to stop listening to him, so there you go.

JB does a great job of getting insight out of players, coaches and rugby executives. Always a good listen

This podcast has, for me, quickly become a top listen, as it has distinguished itself as one that isn't concerned just about the news of the day, but explores more deeply the game of rugby through people who have perspectives and insights not heard everyday. Even the Haskell interview made me hate him less. Kudos, JB, for your curiosity and for the discipline to pull this off.

JB is killing it with this podcast of his. Bringing some of the biggest names in the game and have them talk about their experiences either playing or in management. Keep up the good work, sir! Greetings from the USA by way of Dominican Republic.

If you listen the the Egg Chasers podcast, JB is the nerdy Welshman who's nearly always right. This podcast opens the kimono to JB's world... a series of in-depth interviews with people in the game -- current and former players, journalists, coaches, trainers, executives. It's an amazing crosssection of people who make the game what it is. I'm a long term rugby nerd, but learn something new every episode. An incredible resource if you care deeply about the game.

Always enjoyed JB on Eggchasers rugby podcast, so I gave his new interview style pod a shot. To no surprise, JB remains insightful, funny, & the voice of international rugby. Especially enjoyed the pods with Phil Davies & Joe Marler.

I love egg chasers and I love rugby dungeon. Now I have two must listen rugby pods a week. Just waiting for JB and his team to make another 5 pods a week.

I love hearing the rubgy players talk about what it's really like playing professional and international rugby. Great insight and top notch banter. Definitely a must-listen for any serious rugby fan.