The Who's The Boss? podcast is back with another massive episode as Adam Peacock and Glen Boss are joined by Wallabies legend and former Australian captain Stirling Mortlock. One of Australian rugby's greatest ever centres, Stirling reflects on his incredible playing career, captaining the Wallabies, unforgettable Bledisloe Cup battles, World Cup memories, leadership, life after rugby and the lessons he's taken from elite sport into business.

Bossy and Peacock also dive into Stirling's biggest career moments, the changing landscape of Australian rugby, what it takes to build winning cultures, and some of the funniest stories from his time on and off the field. It's an honest, entertaining and insightful conversation with one of the game's true greats, packed with plenty of laughs along the way.

Don't forget to like, subscribe and leave a comment with your favourite Stirling Mortlock memory. New episodes of Who's The Boss? drop every week featuring some of Australia's biggest names from sport, racing and beyond.

01:50 Stirling Mortlock joins

04:20 Eddie Jones as coach

05:00 '03 World Cup and Melbourne Cup

10:00 Current Wallabies

17:45 Beating NZ in World Cup semi final

23:35 Looking back on career

31:15 Future of collision sports

34:45 Captain Insano

45:35 Bossy's Best

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Who's The Boss? is back with another cracking episode, and this week Adam Peacock and Glen Boss are joined by rugby league legend Paul 'Fatty' Vautin.

From his unforgettable playing days and coaching career to his time as one of Australia's most loved TV personalities, Fatty shares incredible stories from a lifetime in rugby league and the media. The boys dive into the biggest moments of his career, State of Origin memories, the characters he played alongside, and his thoughts on the current game.

As always, Bossy and Peacock also cover the latest racing news, preview the upcoming feature meetings, discuss the biggest stories in sport, and share plenty of laughs along the way.

If you're a fan of rugby league, racing, and great storytelling, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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Who's The Boss? Podcast is back with another cracking episode, and this week Andrew Voss and Glen Boss are joined by one of Australia's most respected horse trainers, Michael Freedman.

From growing up in one of racing's most famous families to training Group 1 winners at the highest level, Michael shares incredible stories from throughout his career, the lessons he's learned in racing, and what it takes to consistently compete against the very best. He also opens up on the current state of Australian racing, managing elite horses, and what he's most excited about heading into the months ahead.

Vossy and Glen also dive into all the latest racing news, review the biggest results from the weekend, discuss the key runners to keep an eye on, and preview the feature races coming up.

04:50 Michael Freedman joins the couch

10:00 Singapore

15:15 Finding horses

15:45 Hong Kong

18:45 Racing people abroad

23:10 Best day in Singapore

29:50 The best Freedman?

36:20 Stay Inside horse

41:20 Benji Marshall non contact

45:40 The Freedman name

54:00 Bossy's Best

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