The Leeds Rhinos Podcast

This week's Thursday Q&A episode gives fans a unique insight into one of the numerous roles across Leeds club that makes the organisation tick.At a crucial time of the year, Rhinos Team Manager Matt Cook joined the team to talk through his role in organising and settling new signings, how he's preparing for the final rounds of the season and a look back at the work put into getting the Rhinos to Las Vegas earlier this year.

This week sees a special Q&A edition of The Leeds Rhinos Podcast as the Betfred Super League's charity round sees the sport shine a spotlight on the recently relaunched Seriously Injured Players Fund.Alongside Head of Media & PR Phil Daly to explain more about the charity and its work in the sport are Transition Manager at Rugby League Cares and Lead for the Seriously Injured Players Fund Francis Stephenson, and former Hull Dockers player Pete Stephenson, who suffered a serious spinal injury whilst playing the game and received vital support from the charity.To support the Seriously Injured Players Fund, you can donate now at https://www.justgiving.com/page/seriously-injured-players-fund-charity-roundTo donate in support of Pete's handbike challenge, go to https://www.justgiving.com/page/rl-heartland-handcycle-challenge

Fresh after arriving at the Rhinos over the weekend, prop Matt Lodge joined The Leeds Rhinos Podcast team to chat about making the move to Leeds for the next eight weeks, and how he's raring to get going in front of the Headingley crowd.For an extended chat, take a look at when Matt join James Graham on The Bye Round - https://youtu.be/szZ_vQ8yDvE?si=2Nf0VaBsJfC9_XIw

As A-Level students across the country prepare to open their envelopes to find out their results, The Leeds Rhinos Podcast was joined by Dean of Leeds Beckett University's Carnegie School of Sport Peter Mackreth and recent Leeds Beckett graduate and Rhinos first team player Alfie Edgell to tell you the opportunities available at the University and studying alongside sporting stars.

After being one of the most listened to episodes of The Leeds Rhinos Podcast in 2025, Rhinos Sporting Director Ian Blease is back on the podcast to answer your questions about the club's plans for 2027, how he's seen the club change under his tenure, and dealing with agents overseas!

This week's Q&A edition of The Leeds Rhinos Podcast features Head of Community and Engagement Gareth Cook, who gives an insight into the impact of Leeds Rhinos Foundation through a its work in schools, community clubs and the wider community, as well as the opportuniThis week's Q&A edition of The Leeds Rhinos Podcast features Head of Community and Engagement Gareth Cook, who gives an insight into the impact of Leeds Rhinos Foundation through a its work in schools, community clubs and the wider community, as well as the opportunities that the charity is giving young people in the city.----------------------------------------------------------------------SIGN UP FOR THE LEEDS BIG SLEEP 2026https://www.leedsrhinosfoundation.org/support-us/leeds-big-sleep/

This week's Q&A edition sees The Leeds Rhinos Podcast team joined by Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair Head Coach James Simpson-Hill and World Cup winner Tom Halliwell as they build up to a huge Betfred Wheelchair Challenge Cup Final outing against Halifax Panthers this Saturday.As the team looks to claim its first Cup title since 2022, the pair discuss where the team is at heading into the matchup, as well as give you an insight into the players involved!