Lauren Jenkins and Rhys Patchell catch up with Leigh Halfpenny before his final Wales game against the Barbarians on Saturday. We also hear from Wales forward Georgia Evans ahead of their final WXV1 game against Australia.

The Scrum V pod features John Dobson, Alisha Butchers, Dwayne Peel, and Jonathan Davies. They discuss Wales' disappointment, the World Cup final, USC defeats, creating atmosphere in limited capacity stadiums, passion for rugby in the Western Cape, Cameron Hannekum and upcoming players, John Dobson's novels and passion for the game, tough start for Sky Rugby team in South Africa, journey back to fitness and focus on growth, and Welsh rugby's progress and new Nations League championship.

Gareth Rhys Owen and Lauren Jenkins preview Wales' WXV1 opener against Canada with back rower Sioned Harries.We also go behind the scenes at Cardiff Rugby ahead of the return of the United Rugby Championship with new head coach Matt Sherratt, assistant coach Richie Rees, flanker Alex Mann and winger Theo Cabango.

Former Wales international rugby players analyze Wales' World Cup quarter-final defeat to Argentina, discuss emotional reaction, controversial head contact incident, and reflections on team's performance. They also explore off-field management, regional intensity, Gareth Anscom's standout performance and injury, and changes in the game. Conversation covers maintaining normalcy off the field, sampling different town atmospheres, and finding joy in beer.

Former Wales internationals, Josh Navidi and Nicky Robinson, along with S4C reporter Lauren Jenkins join Gareth Rhys Owen in Marseille to preview the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals. They discuss the impact of Warren Gatland on Wales, the pressure of goal-kicking, emotional pressures faced by Fiji, selection of players for England's team, and the upcoming quarter-finals and Moang's skills. They express confidence in their team's ability to win the semi-final against Ireland.

George North joins the pod as Gatland names his XV for Argentina. Topics include debate on players selected for the quarter-final, the impact of a key player's absence, beach food restaurant experience, injuries and contingency plans, Argentina's recent success, and team mindset and expectations.

Wales faces Argentina in the World Cup knockout stages. The hosts discuss Wales' injury concerns and potential replacements. They analyze the upcoming match, considering Wales' history of beating Argentina and their strategy. The podcast also briefly mentions the city of Marseille and the mispronunciations of names in rugby.

Discussion on the drop kick debate in rugby, Wales' World Cup journey and upcoming match against Argentina, analysis of Argentina's performance against England, rugby player Thomas A. Love's caps and cards, and the evolution of Argentinian rugby style.

The podcast discusses Wales' success at the World Cup, injuries and replacements for the Welsh rugby team, analysis of Sam Costello's performance and Anscombe's injury, contingency plans for flyhalf injuries, and the World Cup draw and quarterfinal predictions.

The hosts share their travel experiences in Nantes and joke about being late. Reflections on Wales' performance include running angles, fitness levels, and defense. A laid-back discussion covers pet care, tournament focus, and World Cup comparison. The momentum and improvement of the Welsh rugby team are discussed. Ireland's performance under pressure is discussed, followed by a review of a disappointing Poke Bowl meal. Discussion about the upcoming Wales vs Georgia rugby match.