BRL - Moments in Time Chris Leeson

Each week we explore a season of BRL History. This week’s episode explores the players of the 1908 -1917 seasons. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this podcast may refer to names of people who have passed. This is not meant to cause distress or offence but raise awareness of Brisbane Rugby League’s shared history and the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players and administrators within that story’s framework.

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This podcast was developed and produced on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Yugarapul people of the Ipswich Region; we acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians.

·         You can listen to us on whichever podcast platform you use, or you can visit us at our website at brl-momentsintime.com and listen to the link there.

·       You can also check us out and follow us on Instagram: @brlmomentsintime

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Acknowledgements:

The Brisbane Courier – daily editions throughout 1908-1917.

The Telegraph – daily editions throughout 1908-17.

The Daily Standard – daily editions throughout 1908-17.

The Daily Mail – daily editions throughout 1908-17.

Queensland Times – daily editions throughout 1908-17.

Truth (Brisbane) – daily editions throughout 1908-17.

Each week we explore a season of BRL History. This week’s episode explores the 1917 season and its players. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this podcast may refer to names of people who have passed. This is not meant to cause distress or offence but raise awareness of Brisbane Rugby League’s shared history and the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players and administrators within that story’s framework.

This week we discuss the 1917 season. Brisbane Rugby League continued during the war years and the game began to flourish. This week we discuss how the war affected some of our Rugby League heroes.

Links and resources:

This podcast was developed and produced on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Yugarapul people of the Ipswich Region; we acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians.

·         You can listen to us on whichever podcast platform you use, or you can visit us at our website at brl-momentsintime.com and listen to the link there.

·       You can also check us out and follow us on Instagram: @brlmomentsintime

·       and on Facebook at BRL - Moments in Time

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Acknowledgements:

The Brisbane Courier – daily editions throughout 1917.

The Telegraph – daily editions throughout 1917.

The Daily Standard – daily editions throughout 1917.

The Daily Mail – daily editions throughout 1917.

Queensland Times – daily editions throughout 1917.

Truth (Brisbane) – daily editions throughout 1917.

Online Records at the Australian War Memorial.

Each week we explore a season of BRL History. This week’s episode explores the 1916 season and its players. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this podcast may refer to names of people who have passed. This is not meant to cause distress or offence but raise awareness of Brisbane Rugby League’s shared history and the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players and administrators within that story’s framework.

This week we discuss the 1916 season. World War I continues. Rugby League and Trotting Races don't mix.

Links and resources:

This podcast was developed and produced on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Yugarapul people of the Ipswich Region; we acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians.

·         You can listen to us on whichever podcast platform you use, or you can visit us at our website at brl-momentsintime.com and listen to the link there.

·       You can also check us out and follow us on Instagram: @brlmomentsintime

·       and on Facebook at BRL - Moments in Time

Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss out on any of our episodes.

And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and a review? Thanks!

Acknowledgements:

The Brisbane Courier – daily editions throughout 1916.

The Telegraph – daily editions throughout 1916.

The Daily Standard – daily editions throughout 1916.

The Daily Mail – daily editions throughout 1916.

Queensland Times – daily editions throughout 1916.

Truth (Brisbane) – daily editions throughout 1916.

Each week we explore a season of BRL History. This week’s episode explores the 1915 season and its players. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this podcast may refer to names of people who have passed. This is not meant to cause distress or offence but raise awareness of Brisbane Rugby League’s shared history and the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players and administrators within that story’s framework.

This week we discuss the 1915 season. World War I rages. Australian Rugby League footballers ply their trade as soldiers. Rugby League battles on and Western Suburbs is born.

Links and resources:

This podcast was developed and produced on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Yugarapul people of the Ipswich Region; we acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians.

·         You can listen to us on whichever podcast platform you use, or you can visit us at our website at brl-momentsintime.com and listen to the link there.

·       You can also check us out and follow us on Instagram: @brlmomentsintime

·       and on Facebook at BRL - Moments in Time

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And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and a review? Thanks!

Acknowledgements:

The Brisbane Courier – daily editions throughout 1915.

The Telegraph – daily editions throughout 1915.

The Daily Standard – daily editions throughout 1915.

The Daily Mail – daily editions throughout 1915.

Queensland Times – daily editions throughout 1915.

Truth (Brisbane) – daily editions throughout 1915.

Each week we explore a season of BRL History. This week’s episode explores the 1914 season and its players. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this podcast may refer to names of people who have passed. This is not meant to cause distress or offence but raise awareness of Brisbane Rugby League’s shared history and the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players and administrators within that story’s framework.

This week we discuss the 1914 season. We continue the story about how the sugar cane town of Bundaberg influenced Rugby League in Brisbane as well as how playing under the Electorate System affected the competition and the players.

Links and resources:

This podcast was developed and produced on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Yugarapul people of the Ipswich Region; we acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians.

·         You can listen to us on whichever podcast platform you use, or you can visit us at our website at brl-momentsintime.com and listen to the link there.

·       You can also check us out and follow us on Instagram: @brlmomentsintime

·       and on Facebook at BRL - Moments in Time

Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss out on any of our episodes.

And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and a review? Thanks!

Acknowledgements:

The Brisbane Courier – daily editions throughout 1914.

The Telegraph – daily editions throughout 1914.

The Daily Standard – daily editions throughout 1914.

The Daily Mail – daily editions throughout 1914.

Queensland Times – daily editions throughout 1914.

Truth (Brisbane) – daily editions throughout 1914.

Each week we explore a season of BRL History. This week’s episode explores the 1913 season and its players. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this podcast may refer to names of people who have passed. This is not meant to cause distress or offence but raise awareness of Brisbane Rugby League’s shared history and the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players and administrators within that story’s framework.

This week we discuss the 1913 season. We touch on the story of one of Qld Rugby League's greatest ambassadors; the legendary Harry Sunderland.

Links and resources:

This podcast was developed and produced on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Yugarapul people of the Ipswich Region; we acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians.

·         You can listen to us on whichever podcast platform you use, or you can visit us at our website at brl-momentsintime.com and listen to the link there.

·       You can also check us out and follow us on Instagram: @brlmomentsintime

·       and on Facebook at BRL - Moments in Time

Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss out on any of our episodes.

And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and a review? Thanks!

Acknowledgements:

The Brisbane Courier – daily editions throughout 1913.

The Telegraph – daily editions throughout 1913.

The Daily Standard – daily editions throughout 1913.

The Daily Mail – daily editions throughout 1913.

Queensland Times – daily editions throughout 1913.

Truth (Brisbane) – daily editions throughout 1913.