Show Notes
This episode has been sponsored by the movie LOMU which is out this week in cinemas around New Zealand Go to https://www.madman.co.nz/lomu/?utm_source=DomHarveyPodcast&utm_medium=Video&utm_campaign=Lomu&utm_id=Lomu to watch the trailer for this incredible documentary and to find out where and when you can watch it at a cinema in your area. *** The world knew Jonah Lomu as a legend.
The ELEVEN people on this very special podcast episode all knew the man behind the legend.
This is Jonah Lomu, remembered by those who shared the field, the changing room and the team bus with him. The episode features stories from: Keven Mealamu Josh Kronfeld Mils Muliaina Steve Devine John Hart Laurie Mains Christian Cullen Frank Bunce Sir Graham Henry Ric Salizzo Justin Marshall
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