EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 1H 12M
The Great Whites Interview Series - Aaron Raper
from SharkCast - Cronulla Sharks NRL Podcast
This is the first episode of The Great Whites interview series, where we have the honour of sitting down with former Cronulla Sharks players for a detailed look at their playing career, how they got there and in some cases, what they are up to now. It's a collaboration between SharkCast and the Cronulla Sharks, with club historian Ashley Taylor and the Sharks media crew assisting to make this all possible. Older fans can remember and get new insights into some of their memories, and younger fans can learn from and about these great players and the history of our club.You can watch the entire interview at www.sharks.com.au and we encourage you to do so!On this episode we talk with Shark #252 Aaron Raper! He chats about his life with the famous surname, his rise to first grade, his unforgettable State of Origin experience, the Bob Fulton snub, never before heard details on the Sharks signing with Super League, his move to the Eels and England, his 2016 and so much more. Stories of Ettingshausen, Miller, Beetson, the Fitzgibbon family ... Aaron Raper bleeds black, white and blue to this very day, and we are so grateful to bring you his story.CreditsInterview by Sam ShinazziResearch and administration by Ashley TaylorSound and vision record by Tim GrayThe audio version of this episode is brought to you by:Dyson Logistics Pty LtdRoyal Motor Yacht Club Port HackingJason Hawes (Real Estate)NEW SITE! www.sharkcast.com.auSharkCast is entering our 12th season of podcasting about all things Cronulla Sharks!Download and subscribe for free on Acast, Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Google, Podbean, Deezer and all good podcast outlets.Follow us/subscribe on Instagram, Facebook, X, Tik Tok and YouTube! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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