Null and Void
Sport is not a matter of life and death.... it’s more important than that! Tony Grundy and Andy Callaghan are Null & Void hosts of the 4TheNow sports podcast.
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Con te Partiro-Time to Say Goodbye (opens the original)
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This is Episode 254, and it marks the end of an era. After 5 years, 254 episodes and 128 countries, this is the last ever Null & Void. As Tony prepares to start a new life in Australia, we take one last foray into the world of sport. We have Formula 1, Rugby League, Golf, Cricket, a fantastic finale to the Tour de France, and the story of a 75 year old curse being lifted in Gaelic Football. We are joined for the last time by our Football Correspondent Billy Carr. This time he's not only talking
World Cup Final Madness and Fox Wins the Open (opens the original)
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We are joined by golf professional Andy Wild to discuss how New Zealand's Ryan Fox won Golf's Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.
Semi Final Pressure and Iconic Women's Cricket Test (opens the original)
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We have all the latest from the World Cup, as England prepare to take on Argentina in the semi-finals, facing not just Messi and co, but a governing body wanting an Argentina final. We also have coverage of the iconic first ever women's test match to be held at the home of cricket, Lord's. That is followed by all the events from a superb finals weekend at Wimbledon. On top of this we have rugby union, golf, athletics and a fantastic first week of the Tour de France
Wimbledon Fery-tale for British hope, and Three Lions Roar in Mexico (opens the original)
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We are also joined by Barry Wood, who shares with us his efforts to save the legacy of the Henley River & Rowing Museum, and the hope to have the statue of two of the greatest rowers moved to a new location.
Our 250th Episode! (opens the original)
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To celebrate our 250h episode we are joined by Tennis Coach Justin Cook (from the JC Tennis Centre) to run his expert eye over the prospects for Wimbledon. We also have a wide array of sports including World Cup Football, T20 and Test Cricket (including the surprise resignation of England skipper Ben Stokes). We have rugby union, golf, athletics, rugby league and the return of "Get a Grip"!
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