In the first of our Rugby League World Cup Specials, Sam Wykes and Tinirau Arona preview the opening week, hear from Jillaroos coach Jess Skinner, and chat with Shontelle Stowers and Kiana Takairangi about all things footy.
In the first of our Rugby League World Cup Specials, Sam Wykes and Tinirau Arona preview the opening week, hear from Jillaroos coach Jess Skinner, and chat with Shontelle Stowers and Kiana Takairangi about all things footy.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes wrap up 2026, revisiting their favourite stories from the year. Plus guests Toea Wisil and Mitch Cooper reflect on their journeys through sport, adversity and inspiring the next generation.
Sera Naiqama sits down with Wests Tigers winger Sunia 'Tito' Turuva for a personal journey through family, faith and football, revisiting his family home, first church and the field where his rugby league dream began.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes chat to two talented footballers, Usher Dull from Brisbane Lions FC and Leroy Jennings from Sydney United FC. We also head to the Gold Coast to capture the action from the Australian and Oceania Beach Sprints Championships.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes chat to former NRL and Fiji Bati player Eloni Vunakece and Waratahs Super W young gun Laiema Bosenavulagi. Plus we head to Tonga for the inaugural Kaume'a Ofi Trophy between First Nations Pasifika and Tonga's President's XV.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes chat to former Samoa and Australian Rugby League star Reni Maitua about his journey in league and life. We also chat to Cassie Staples on her upcoming Rugby League World Cup campaign.
NRLW Wests Tigers Sala Togatuki and North Sydney Bears player Ammaron Gudgeon join Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes in the studio. Plus we head to Honiara to see what it takes to build an archery club from the ground up.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes chat to Vanuatu beach volleyball stars Miller Pata, Sherysyn Toko and rising basketballer Ezekiel Webb, before visiting the Maskelyne Islands to explore Vanuatu's growing Va'a movement.
Sam Wykes and Kiana Takairangi are joined by Samoan rugby player Pete Samu and Samoan International Lindsay Tui. Plus a PNG father and daughter represent Team Pacific in table tennis, and boxer Sheilla Yama joins us online.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes welcome back Sera Naiqama and chat with Fijian para-athlete Sean Fong. Plus they watch an inspiring 'Step' program empowering women through community.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes wrap up the Commonwealth Games with Jamie Haro and Eva Afeaki. They welcome Samoan triathlete Manamea Schwalger, who shares her inspiring journey, and hear from Samoan swimmer Kokoro Frost.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes chat to Commonwealth Games correspondent Taina Basiyalo in Glasgow, catch up with Tongan internationals China Polata and Martha Mataele, and watch the Black Swans First Nations netball team.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes chat to Vanuatu judo siblings Alan and Priscilla Monthuel, and boxer Josh Tonga ahead of the Commonwealth Games. Plus they sit down with athletics stars Fonokalafi Fa'anunu and Braelynn Yee.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes hear from NHL trailblazer Noa Ta'amu and Socceroo legend Archie Thompson, before chatting with basketballers Mili Koyamainavure and Kalita Maelasi about the rise of 3x3 in the Pacific.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes welcome Black Swans netball stars Mia Evans and Scarlet Jauncey. Plus we head to the Tiwi Islands to see how the Tiwi Bombers women's team is making an impact both on and off the field.
Sam Wykes and Tinirau Arona chat with rising Wests Tigers star Dawn Tui and NRLW player Kiana Takairangi. Plus Tiana interviews veteran weightlifter Jenly Wini, and Vanuatu Rugby League returns to the international stage.
Roy and Celeste Asotasi join Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes to discuss leadership, community and empowering women through sport. Plus Papua New Guinean boxer Mili Saul shares her inspiring journey and sporting ambitions.
Cook Islands and Samoan rugby stars Elianna Walton and Jack Debreczeni join Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes to talk family, culture and Pacific pride. Plus see how a Fijian rugby club is building community far from home.
Fiji Bulikula and Sydney Roosters star Taina Naividi joins Sam and Tiana in studio, while baseballer Darryl George reflects on his international career and powerful journey reconnecting with his Fijian heritage.
Sam and Tiana reflect on Tiana's brother Noa making his NRL debut, they welcome Para HYROX athlete Matty Scott to the studio, and meet Pele Lambr, who is creating an inclusive fitness community.
Sam Wykes and Melanie Kawa are joined by interim Manusina coach Silei Etuale and Samoan CrossFit coach and athlete Brandon Sefo, plus a special story on Moana Pasifika fly-half Patrick Pellegrini.
Sam Wykes and Melanie Kawa welcome Fijian basketballers Isaac Jovili Sewabu and Ratu Gabriel Tuivanuavou. Plus stories on PNG's Elavo basketball family and surfing's growing community impact in Nauru.
Sam Wykes and David Mead are joined by weightlifting star Suamili Nanai and Lisa Fiaola Cup winner Lani Kavapalu, before heading to the Oceania Taekwondo Championships to meet rising Pasifika talent.
It's the 200th episode of That Pacific Sports Show! Tiana and Sam reflect on six seasons of inspiring Pasifika stories, standout athletes, special guests and unforgettable moments.
Tiana Penitani Gray sits down with Samoan tennis trailblazer Destanee Aiava to discuss her rise in tennis, the pressures of the pro tour, and the resilience driving her journey on and off the court.
We feature Brisbane Tigers and PNG Kumuls players adapting to life abroad, plus NRL veteran Connor Watson joins us on the couch to chat career longevity, Indigenous representation, and the future of the game.
This week the show travels to Palau to profile trailblazer Baklai Temengil, the Oceania NOC President, while head of female pathways at the Wests Tigers, David Fauonuku joins our hosts on the couch
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes are joined in the studio by Fleur Ginn and Sam Moa, sharing stories of culture, legacy and ambition. Plus four generations of PNG rugby league icons unite.
Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes are joined by Tinirau Arona and rising Rabbitohs talent Talanoa Penitani. Plus highlights from the International Table Tennis Federation's Oceania Para Championship.
Tiana and Sam chat with Samoan boxers Liam Talivaa and Paulo Aokuso, and hear from PNG martial arts legend Master Jamuga Stone.
Sam Wykes and Tiana Penitani Gray hear from Solomon Islands football star Philip Mango and have Ni-Vanuatu footballer Mitch Cooper on the couch.
Sam and Tiana sit down with Vanuatu Olympic swimmer Loane Russet. We also hear from Fiji's David Young about his Olympic journey and unpack the new Nations Championship and what it means for Fiji rugby.
We sit down with Vanuatu United FC as they enter the new OFC Pro League. The tournament is creating vital player pathways while raising standards and professionalism across the Pacific.
Former PNG Olympian Toea Wisil and former Vanuatu national cricket Captain Selina Solman have moved into regional areas to help provide for their families but also to give back to the close-knit communities they now live in.
In a special episode we spotlight 5 inspiring Pasifika professionals working behind the scenes in sport. From security to content creators, these individuals are supporting athletes and paving the way for the next generation.
Sera Naiqama sits down with Wallaroos captain Siokapesi Palu to talk life beyond rugby, her journey with the Brumbies and leading Australia at the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup. (Return)
It's the season finale of That Pacific Sports Show! Tiana Penitani Gray, Sam Wykes, Sera Naiqama and Tinirau Arona wrap up 2025 with highlights, special guests, and powerful Pasifika performances. (Final for 2025)
It's an all-female special on That Pacific Sports Show! Tiana and Sera celebrate women in sport with cricketer Melissa Velvel Fare and powerlifter Hani Watson.
In a special edition of That Pacific Sports Show, Tiana Penitani Gray and Sam Wykes look back on some of their favourite stories and guests from 2025.
Sam Wykes and Peti Talanoa hit the diamond with pacific athletes shining in Baseball 5, meet Vanuatu's para powerlifter Marek Sahi and chat with Nauruan sprinter Winzar Kakiouea on the couch.
