Joe Pietersen's guest appearances

Joe Pietersen

MLR Kickoff

Projects for Wildlife Podcast

Life With AJ Venter

Harley Davidson

Matt Walsh

Dan Flores

John Sanei

Ryan Martin

Cory Daniel

Tim O'Brien

Sarah Peterson

Nathan Robinson

Josh Larsen

Stephanie Arne

Gena Bentall

James Walker

John Vlismas

Andy Ellis

OwlTail

George Killebrew

Through 12 weeks of the season, Major League Rugby remains the most competitive league on the field globally.  The parity from the top to the bottom of the Eastern Conference will take a Battle Hardened team into the final.  A healthy and resurgent San Diego is putting pressure on Austin and Utah.  The Warriors find a way to win and hold onto second place in the West ahead of their showdown with the Legion. Commissioner George Killebrew joins the show to discuss the progress of Major League Rugby over the past twelve weeks and how the league continues to make massive gains commercially off the field.  He discusses the purpose of connecting the pathway between collegiate rugby and MLR in the United States as two first round picks have been called into Gary Gold's Eagles squad. Joe Pietersen, the veteran fly-half who's been around the world has marshalled the San Diego attack around the park for the past three seasons.  In 2019 he was runner up to both Player of the Year and Back of the Year awards.  He sits down to discuss what keeps him coming back to play for San Diego and about their season so far.  At first struggling with injuries and fitness, San Diego are now charging towards the second playoff spot in the West.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Through 12 weeks of the season, Major League Rugby remains the most competitive league on the field globally. The parity from the top to the bottom of the Eastern Conference will take a Battle Hardened team into the final. A healthy and resurgent San Diego is putting pressure on Austin and Utah. The Warriors find a way to win and hold onto second place in the West ahead of their showdown with the Legion. Commissioner George Killebrew joins the show to discuss the progress of Major League Rugby over the past twelve weeks and how the league continues to make massive gains commercially off the field. He discusses the purpose of connecting the pathway between collegiate rugby and MLR in the United States as two first round picks have been called into Gary Gold's Eagles squad. Joe Pietersen, the veteran fly-half who's been around the world has marshalled the San Diego attack around the park for the past three seasons. In 2019 he was runner up to both Player of the Year and Back of the Year awards. He sits down to discuss what keeps him coming back to play for San Diego and about their season so far. At first struggling with injuries and fitness, San Diego are now charging towards the second playoff spot in the West. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

EP93: Major League Rugby Competitive as Ever Through 12 Weeks Ft. George Killebrew and Joe Pietersen

I had a lovely chat to Joe Pietersen about Rugby and how many Rhino's are left in the world. Joe is a professional rugby player who spent most of his career at the Stormers and WP, also France, Japan and currently in the USA playing in the new Mayor league Rugby competition for San Diego legion. When on African soil, he is passionate about endangered wildlife conservation and he heads up an organization NkombeRhino.org who aims to support various projects, from ground level Anti poaching units to relocation projects. Joe works from his and his brothers safari camp (Ugebezi Explorer Camp) where they expose safari clients to behind the scenes conservation projects and experiences. @joepietersen @nkombe_rhino @ugebeziexplorercamp

I had a lovely chat to Joe Pietersen about Rugby and how many Rhino's are left in the world. Joe is a professional rugby player who spent most of his career at the Stormers and WP, also France, Japan and currently in the USA playing in the new Mayor league Rugby competition for San Diego legion. When on African soil, he is passionate about endangered wildlife conservation and he heads up an organization <a href="http://NkombeRhino.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NkombeRhino.org</a> who aims to support various projects, from ground level Anti poaching units to relocation projects. Joe works from his and his brothers safari camp (Ugebezi Explorer Camp) where they expose safari clients to behind the scenes conservation projects and experiences. @joepietersen @nkombe_rhino @ugebeziexplorercamp

Joe Pietersen # 2

Joe Pietersen is a famous South African rugby player that is passionate about connecting people with rhino and painted dog conservation. He started Nkombe Rhino with partners to help rhinos and painted dogs, but also to give people a sustainable eco-tourism experience in the field. Through education and field work people from all over the world come to love and experience the wildlife he grew up with.

Joe Pietersen is a famous South African rugby player that is passionate about connecting people with rhino and painted dog conservation. He started Nkombe Rhino with partners to help rhinos and painted dogs, but also to give people a sustainable eco-tourism experience in the field. Through education and field work people from all over the world come to love and experience the wildlife he grew up with.

Episode 032 - Joe Pietersen takes strategies from rugby and applies it to rhino conservation