As the name of the show suggests, football is always in our thoughts and the AFL Draft and AFLW Grand Final are up for discussion, dissection and derision, as is Perth's two day hit anf giggle fest, or - as they called it - the First Ashes Test. Sprinkle in some EPL, F1 and golf then get ready for the main attraction. 

Our musical analysis is resting like a good eye fillet or a opening batsman with a dodgy back. Our attention turns to the second part of the RnR culinary expedition. The snacks have been cleared and it is time for the entrée. Let us start by affirming our stance on what an entrée actually is.    

Entrée in modern French table service - and for much of the English-speaking world - is a dish served before the main course of a meal.

There are two other definitions that may be handy as you digest this epiosde.  

Dégustation is the careful, appreciative tasting of various food, focusing on the gustatory system, the senses and high culinary art.

Disgusting is repulsive, revolting, offensive, repugnant, nauseating, abominable, and loathsome.

Bon appétit: Enjoy the show!!

Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine, Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis

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Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media

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© 2025

As the name of the show suggests, football is always in our thoughts and the AFL Draft and AFLW Grand Final are up for discussion, dissection and derision, as is Perth's two day hit anf giggle fest, or - as they called it - the First Ashes Test. Sprinkle in some EPL, F1 and golf then get ready for the main attraction.&nbsp;
Our musical analysis is resting like a good eye fillet or a opening batsman with a dodgy back. Our attention turns to the second part of the RnR culinary expedition. The snacks have been cleared and it is time for the entr&eacute;e. Let us start by affirming our stance on what an entr&eacute;e actually is.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Entr&eacute;e in modern French table service - and for much of the English-speaking world - is a dish served before the main course of a meal.
There are two other definitions that may be handy as you digest this epiosde.&nbsp;&nbsp;
D&eacute;gustation is&nbsp;the careful, appreciative tasting of various food, focusing on the gustatory system, the senses and high culinary art.
Disgusting is repulsive, revolting, offensive, repugnant, nauseating, abominable, and loathsome.
Bon app&eacute;tit: Enjoy the show!!
Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine, Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis
Follow us on Facebook... https://bit.ly/2OOe7ag
 Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media
for
Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts
&copy; 2025

What do you get when World of Sport meets Countdown. You get Ruck 'n Roll.

If you have a love of sport, music and life in general this is the podcast for you. 

Hosted by long time radio  DJ Kevin Hillier and footy journo, broadcaster and deli owner

Mark Fine it is always unpredictable and good fun. 

What do you get when World of Sport meets Countdown. You get Ruck 'n Roll.
If you have a love of sport, music and life in general this is the podcast for you. 
Hosted by long time radio  DJ Kevin Hillier and footy journo, broadcaster and deli owner
Mark Fine it is always unpredictable and good fun.

Ruck 'n Roll

What do you get when World of Sport meets Countdown. You get Ruck 'n Roll.  You get longtime radio DJ Kevin Hillier, sports nut and broadcaster Mark Fine, music nut and broadcaster Ken Francis plus lawyer and raconteur Stephen J Peak and you have an unusual mix. But the four of them have many things in common - their love of sport, their love of music and their love of chatting about that and more. Put them in a studio together and the mix is electric. 

What do you get when World of Sport meets Countdown. You get Ruck 'n Roll.&nbsp; You get longtime radio DJ Kevin Hillier, sports nut and broadcaster Mark Fine, music nut and broadcaster Ken Francis plus lawyer and raconteur Stephen J Peak and you have an unusual mix. But the four of them have many things in common - their love of sport, their love of music and their love of chatting about that and more. Put them in a studio together and the mix is electric.&nbsp;

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