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Podcast guest profile
Sam Larner: podcast appearances and interviews
author of 'Attacking The Space'
Podcasts7Episodes8Years active1Latest1 months ago
Total podcasts
7
across 8 episodes
Episodes
8
since 2026
Most recent
1 months ago
Jun 22, 2026
Years on record
1y
first seen 2026
About Sam Larner
Samuel James Larner was an English fisherman and traditional singer from Winterton-on-Sea, a fishing village in Norfolk, England. Born in 1878 and passing away in 1965, his life and experiences as a fisherman served as the inspiration for Ewan MacColl's song The Shoals of Herring. Larner was known for his traditional singing, and his songs have been preserved through recordings by revival singers. His contributions to the preservation of maritime and folk music are recognized within the cultural history of English folk traditions.
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Podcasts Sam Larner appeared on
Shows that have booked Sam Larner as a guest, ranked by appearance count.
The Counter Ruck
2 appearances· last 2 months ago
Rugby Coach Weekly
1 appearance· last 4 months ago
Rosbifs Rugby
1 appearance· last 5 months ago
Blood & Mud Rugby Podcast
1 appearance· last 7 months ago
Challenging the Game
1 appearance· last 1y ago
Human Alchemy
1 appearance· last 1y ago
CaolánSRugby Podcast
1 appearance· last 1y ago
Latest Sam Larner interviews
Every podcast episode Sam Larner has appeared on, newest first.
Frequently asked questions
What podcasts has Sam Larner been on?
Sam Larner has appeared on 7 podcasts across 8 episodes. Notable shows include The Counter Ruck, Rugby Coach Weekly, Rosbifs Rugby.
What does Sam Larner do?
Sam Larner is author of 'Attacking The Space'. Podcast appearances span topics tied to their work and expertise.
When was Sam Larner's most recent podcast appearance?
Sam Larner's most recent appearance was on "Are Leinster being set up tactically for success?". The Counter Ruck, published Jun 5, 2026.
Which podcast has Sam Larner appeared on most often?
The Counter Ruck. 2 appearances on record, most recently Jun 5, 2026.
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