Chloe and Paul kick off Season Two of the pod with a return for Manchester Thunder Franchise Director and Head Coach Karen Greig.

We get the lowdown on the off season for Thunder, how new arrivals Eleanor Cardwell and Sophie Fawns are bedding in an a fact finding mission to Australia for Karen.

We debate the international season so far, with an in-depth look at England's tour to South Africa - and consider whether the Roses know their best starting seven, and just how big a medal threat the Proteas have become.

We'll touch on Jamaica's trip to Australia as the final international matches before the Commonwealth Games wrap up.

And there's an early peek into preparations for the 2026 Netball Super League season.

In the latest episode of Netball Unlocked, Chloe is joined by former England Rose and Manchester Thunder assistant coach Laura Malcolm to reflect on a thrilling England v New Zealand series.Where did the Roses succeed? Where can they do better? Why did they lose that all-important third test? Laura dives into the details, and we hear from Jess Thirlby and Fran Williams, who share their thoughts after the game.With Jamaica now on the horizon, Laura and Chloe turn their analysis on the upcoming two-game test series, highlighting the new-look Jamaica squad and what success might look like for England.And that’s not all. We also hear from Laura on her life as a new mum, why she decided to start a podcast of her own - ‘Mummy’s Got Game’ - and what she’s looking forward to next year when she returns from maternity leave ahead of the 2026 Netball Super League season.Listen to Laura’s new podcast '⁠Mummy's Got Game⁠' on Spotify now.

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For the latest in our Big Interview series, we are joined by England’s newest capped Rose: Jasmine Brown.

In a wide-ranging conversation, we take a look back on Jaz’s debut and the unique story that led her to leave tennis to start netball at such a late age.

She shares more about her meteoric debut, how she stays grounded and why she has decided to leave Birmingham for Leeds ahead of the 2026 Netball Super League season.

Would Jaz ever consider playing in Super Netball? What vision does she have for netball as it continues to grow?

Find out more in this exclusive interview.