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Full Force Podcast

Full Force Podcast

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Summary
 Podcast dedicated to everything Western Force, with host Cairo Takarangi chatting to current male and female players, staff and ex-players too, offering a more in-depth look into the club and individual stories.Western Force Rugby
Episodes
  • S2E8: Nic Dolly

    S2E8: Nic Dolly
    May 20 2026

    Nic Dolly is is an entrepreneur, a social media star and a one-cap England international with Wallabies ambitions. He’s the man who went to the UK for a 8-week holiday and stayed for 8 years.

    Full Force Podcast host Cairo Takarangi chatted to Nic to discuss all that, finding out more about the Shane Warne/John Daly look-a-like dubbed 'Dollywaffle'.
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • S2E7: Zac Lomax

    S2E7: Zac Lomax
    Apr 21 2026

    Zac Lomax is the Force’s exciting recruit and the newest rugby code-hopper. He’s a NSW State of Origin star, Australia international and now he’s Wallabies World Cup hopeful. He hails from Temora in the New South Wales Riverina, but now he’s living on Perth’s sunny beaches.

    Full Force Podcast host Cairo Takarangi chatted to Zac to discuss all that, finding out more about the NRL convert.
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    49 mins
  • S2E6: George Bridge

    S2E6: George Bridge
    Mar 31 2026

    George Bridge isn’t just another Kiwi working FIFO in Perth, he’s an All Blacks winger, who played at a Rugby World Cup. He’s a six-time Super Rugby champion. He’s a golf enthusiast, he’s a Dave Dobbyn fan and he comes all the way from Gisborne.Full Force Podcast host Cairo Takarangi chatted to George to discuss all that, finding out more about the All Blacks star.
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    39 mins
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