Too busy to catch up with the latest HSBC Waratahs and NSW Rugby news? Want something to listen to on your iPod or other MP3 player, or from your computer whilst at work? Well you need Tah Talk!!
Tah Talk is a weekly audio podcast (an audio file you can download to your computer or MP3 player and listen to).
Tah Talk is hosted by HSBC Waratahs and NSW Rugby Media & Communications Manager Djuro Sen. Each week Djuro and the panel chat about the HSBC Waratahs, the Super 14, Tooheys New Shute Shield, issues in the game and interview special guests.
Got a question for the panel - email us at tahtalk@nswrugby.com.au
SUBscribe to tah talk with our RSS Feed
There are two ways of accessing Tah Talk, you can download the Tah Talk audio and video files here or you can use an RSS reader to subscribe to the Tah Talk RSS feed.
The RSS feed means that whenever a new episode is published the RSS feed informs you the instant it's online.
The Tah Talk RSS Feed is actually a file on our web server. You need an RSS reader to subscribe to and access the file. There are several methods of doing this,
Web browsers such as the popular Internet Explorer and Firefox can be used.
Web-based services such as Google, Yahoo or Newsgator are popular.
Another option is to use software such as Juice, Newzcrawler, FeedDemon, Awasu, Newsfire (Mac) or Netnewswire (Mac).
If you would like to use your web browser to subscribe to Tah Talk then click the button to the left. Your web browser should automatically load and then subscribe to the feed.
If you are using Yahoo RSS services, click this button to have the feed added to your Yahoo web space.
iTunes
You can load the Tah Talk RSS feed in iTunes. To subscribe, do the following:
- Download iTunes here.
- Open iTunes.
- Create a new podcast subscription, you will be asked for its URL - copy and paste the following URL: http://nswrugby.com.au/00_Uploads/NSWRU_Website/mmedia/media_dept/pods/Tah_Talk.xml
The Tah Talk RSS XML Link
http://nswrugby.com.au/00_Uploads/NSWRU_Website/mmedia/media_dept/pods/Tah_Talk.xml
DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on Tah Talk do not necessarily reflect the opinions of NSW Rugby. Tah Talk is an opportunity for open and fair comment. We encourage your feedback on
tahtalk@nswrugby.com.au