Letz Talk Sport RTL Today

194 means Sergio Perez, All-black Daniel Carter and National Head Coach Ryan Jenkins joins the boys to chat about wiff waff terminology.



Did you know that Sergio Perez entered 194 races before he won his Grand Prix! All black Daniel Carter scored 194 points in the 2010 calendar year. And the directors cut ‘The Kingdom of Heaven’ is 194 minutes long.



We are joined by Ryan Jenkins, who has recently taken up the role of Head Coach of the national table tennis team having previously coached England and Wales! Ping pong or table tennis? Bat or racket? Or batracket!



Join us as we follow his journey from Wales to China, through Europe and back again!

National Volleyball star, Carla Mulli chats Kenyan roots and life in the Netherlands and Red Lion Fencer, Flavio Giannotte, weighs in.



National Volleyball star Carla Mulli joins Nathan & Fencer Flavio Giannotte in the studio. Carla comes fresh off the plane from Finland with the Red Lion Ladies team! Nathan gets to know Carla, as both the player and the person! Nathan discusses the big topics as well as gets the details on her favourite lip balm. The boys attempt to break down the mysterious "kech" sounds in Carla's Dutch language skills.

Find out which artist Carla would play on the soundbox if Nathan and Flavio were rookies on the wild bus ride in which Carla is in total command of.



Don't miss "Banny's Call" for Rod Bannister's hilarious updates and ever-evolving favourite teams in New Zealand's Rugby and NRL. You will also get to hear the latest local football scoop from Anthony Perez, including the nerve-wracking lowdown on the final rounds!

This replay of Letz Talk Sport Ep. 195 has a positive sporting insight, and a glimpse into the life of a national athlete.

Did you know that during the 1990 Football world cup, 193 yellow cards were given out?



Jesse Lingard was called up to play for England after just 193 minutes of Premier League Football, listen in to see where else the number 193 features in sport. There’s no way a cricket could score that on his own in a T10 match is there?



Wednesday follows our domestic show theme, but always the conversation evolves into Nathan’s and Scott’s own experiences from playing. There’s a decent segment on momentum and how it can switch on the flip of coin. The Olympics features as we look at the 1980 games in Moscow. Boycotting the games was a regular occurrence forty years ago, but not so much these days, so why then and not now? Money? Amateur vs. Professional? Let us know what you think!



Don’t forget to check out the Quicksand….

Ben Smith, head of sports for ISL, drops by for a chat with Adam and Nathan and gives us a peek into fostering and encouraging children to get into sport.



We had the pleasure of welcoming Ben Smith, the esteemed Head of Sports at the International School of Luxembourg (ISL), to the studio. Joining him was our favourite pundit, Adam Petersen, for a session filled with insightful discussions and lively banter.



We learn of Ben’s personal journey to his current role at ISL and experiences and the path that led him to lead the sports department at one of Luxembourg's most prominent international schools. It's a great story of dedication to sports education.

Ben took us through the variety of sports that ISL offers and discussed the encouraging mindset they foster among their students. Whether you're a parent considering sports programs for your children or simply interested in sports education, Ben's insights provide a valuable peek into how ISL shapes its athletes.



Adam gave a detailed breakdown of the Formula 1 Sprint format, perfect for both die-hard F1 fans and newcomers to the sport. Adam's expertise shone as he explained the nuances of the format and what it means for the future of racing.



From the deep south of New Zealand, our correspondent Rod Bannister brought us the latest updates, proving that the sports scene in NZ isn't just about rugby. His segment, aptly titled “Give 'em a Taste of Kiwi,” broadens our horizons about what New Zealand has to offer to the world of sports.



The episode wraps with a celebration of athletes past and present who share a birthday on this day. Also, in a light-hearted debate, Ben discussed crucial life choices: moustache or mullet, budgies or boardies. This segment not only celebrated birthdays but also brought some good laughs and spirited opinions to the studio Capping off the show, Ben chose a walkout track that throws us back to the wrestling ring, adding an energetic finale.

The boys are joined by Antoine Alric, Director at Rugby Club Luxembourg. They discuss the challenging journey of transitioning from playing to coaching.



We dive into his adventures with rugby around Europe and Antoine's strategic approach as he's explored and embraced the process.



It’s a first-hand look at the problems faced when outside the more mainstream sport in Luxembourg.



We also address the current issues around RCL’s return the first division in Germany, which is stalling due to unforeseen circumstances…watch this space.



We look at number 191 in sport and on this day cannot be missed.

This midweek show focusses on local sports- particularly the recent rugby victory over Slovenia but also on the FLF, Christine Majerus and Magic Johnson?



Significance of number 190, del piero, Magic Johnson and Bryan Habana.



Our midweek show has a local theme, the FLF has a new look, Christine Majerus has her ending in sight and we are on the look out for any aspiring rugby players from Montenegro.



We recap Luxembourg’s recent victory over Slovenia in rugby, which secured them a home play off spot for May 25th.

Photo Credit: Serge Feltes