The Rig Biz Podcast

This week on Archie’s One-to-One, Archie reflects on Bath and Northampton, Soho House and Johnny Jonno. He also shares insights on members of his team and some key tactics, and gives a reminder about the live show on May 7th.
With the Rig Biz in refurbishment and interviews happening in the background, this episode is a shorter, sharper one-to-one with the big man himself.
Archie’s had a strong week, and this is a fun, fast-paced listen — the perfect chance to spend 15 minutes with the Chief Chat Officer.
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In this episode of Rig Biz, Archie Curzon keeps things simple with a one-to-one chat - relaxed, unfiltered, and easygoing. It’s a bit of a step away from the usual format, with Archie letting the conversation flow naturally, touching on a mix of rugby, day-to-day life, and whatever else comes to mind.

Recorded from the Prime Time Beer HQ, Rig Biz returns with Archie Curzon joined by Harvey Armstrong - Made in Chelsea regular and founder of Prime Time Beer.
Archie guides the conversation through Harvey’s rugby background, school days, and how he found his way into Made in Chelsea, with a grounded look at what that world is actually like day to day. There’s a clear focus on the reality behind reality TV — how it works, what it demands, and the perception versus the truth.
They also spend time on the business side, with Harvey talking through building Prime Time Beer and the shift from television into something more long-term.

Recorded live from The Ned, Rig Biz is back with Archie Curzon joined by Welsh rugby star Jonathan Davies for a live episode packed with stories from inside the game.
Archie and Jonathan look back on Davies’ career, from his rise in professional rugby to playing for Scarlets and the Wales national rugby union team. Along the way they get into the realities of life as a pro player — the big moments on the pitch, the characters in the dressing room, and of course the legendary team nights out.
There’s also chat about life away from rugby, including business, shares, and how players start thinking about the future beyond the game. As always, Archie makes sure to get the important intel too - who in the squad actually has the best chat.
The episode wraps up with a live Q&A from the crowd, bringing a few more stories and laughs before the night finishes. A proper Rig Biz session: rugby, stories, and plenty of banter.

Silly season meets Ashes season in this chaos-fuelled episode of the Rigbiz Podcast as Archie and Freddie are joined by double Ashes winner, T20 World Cup winner and Yorkshire legend Tim Bresnan. Before Bresnan dials in, the boys warm up with peak Rigbiz nonsense – Ivy Asia lunches, how to weaponise a client Christmas do into a surprise deal, bulking season gym chat and prep for the infamous Feathers Ball. It is pure December city energy: prawn toast, pool on the roof, fake Thai, real bids and a lot of lash.

When Bresnan arrives, the cricket chat is anything but straight bat. He takes us inside that brutal pre Ashes Germany boot camp, the Hong Kong Sixes stag do in disguise, life in a dressing room where half the team barely tolerated each other and Kevin Pietersen was writing books about it for years afterwards. There is sledging on and off the field, Monty on Mastermind, Gary Ballance as the super sopper on a night out, Chris Tremlett’s terrifying rig, Ben Stokes as the man you always want next to you in Tony Boller and some brutally honest views on Bazball, pundits and whether England can actually turn an Ashes series around.

Off the field, we get Bresnan the crypto CEO, Gibraltar lads trips disguised as “business”, Bitcoin breakfasts and FCA regulated chaos as Archie tries to wedge his way into the fund with city chat and bone crusher handshakes. It is part cricket nostalgia, part city boy survival guide, part financial nonsense, all wrapped up in heavy Northern energy and relentless Rigbiz silliness. If you like your pods full of lash, live sport scars and just about legally acceptable client chat, this one is an absolute gift.