Send us a text From comedy and theatre to quiz show domination — Stephen Hall has done it all. In Part 2 of this wide-ranging conversation, Stephen shares incredible stories from his career, including: • Behind the scenes of Mad As Hell • Performing in Spamalot, based on Monty Python and the Holy Grail • Being handpicked by John Cleese to play Basil Fawlty in the official Fawlty Towers stage adaptation • Winning the grand prize on Temptation • Being crowned Australia's Brainiest Qui...

Send us a text Stephen Hall is best known for his hilarious characters on Mad As Hell, but his career spans much more. He’s an accomplished actor, producer, and even a quiz show champion. In Part 1 of this wide-ranging conversation, Stephen reflects on his work across stage and screen, sharing stories from: NeighboursRomper StomperRussell Gilbert Was HereThe KingThe HollowmenDeal or No Deal...and of course, Mad As HellDon't miss this insightful and entertaining look at one of Australia’s most...

Send us a text In Part 2 of our conversation with the brilliant Julia Morris, we dive into the wild world of I'm A Celebrity..., the realities of fame, the constant hustle of showbiz, and her experience working alongside the amazing Robert Irwin. We also chat about being in the public eye, Eurovision, Australia’s Got Talent, the Logies, medication, and the challenges (and humour) that come with life in the spotlight. Don't miss this candid, hilarious, and refreshingly honest chat with one o...

Send us a text What a thrill to chat with the incredible Julia Morris, co-host of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! In Part 1, we cover a wide range of topics — from dogs and the frustrations of dealing with telcos, to life choices, ageing in the entertainment industry, and navigating internet TV and influencers. Julia also reflects on her journey through Full Frontal and The Celebrity Apprentice. In Part 2, we dive into all things I'm A Celebrity..., fame and fortune, the hustle of sh...

Send us a text More from Mitch McTaggart | The Mind Behind The Last Year of Television We’re back with more from Mitch McTaggart — the creative force behind The Last Year of Television and The Back Side of Television. Hear more insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and sharp commentary from one of Australia’s most original media voices. This is the stuff that you'll hear on Entertainment Insider. Not the typical anecdotes. Come for the chat, stay for the laughs. Support the show

Send us a text Mitch McTaggart on Aussie TV, Community Media & Creating Hit Shows Mitch McTaggart is the creative mind behind The Last Year of Television and The Back Side of Television on Binge. A true lover of classic Aussie TV, Mitch shares how he broke into the industry, the making of his shows, and why community television has been a vital training ground for Australia’s presenting talent. He even reflects on editing dance videos just to gain experience — proving there's no one pat...

Send us a text More frank chat with comedian Bec Charlwood. Hear what her family thinks about the very personal details she talks about in her act. Bec's YouTube special, Bipolar Baby, detailing her living with bipolar, the diagnosis, and the effects on every day life. Hear about how mental health issues can create some of the best comedy in an honest and fulfilling way. And Bec is back on the road with her new show, Middle Child. Support the show

Send us a text Bec Charlwood is part of the new breed of comedians. She tells her truth. The good, the bad, the... In part one hear the most candid account you'll probably ever hear of the pay and costs being a comedian. People often don't realise that there's so much more happening behind the scenes. Also hear how Bec got into comedy, and the Screen Queens podcast with Alex Jae. Don't miss this rare look at a comedian climbing the ladder fast! Support the show

Send us a text Have you heard differing accounts of what happened with RocKwiz? Now, for the first time, hear how it really went down from the man himself Brian Nankervis. Still doing a heap of live RocKwiz shows, hear how it originally piloted, how Brian was the host, how Julia became such an important part of the show, how it finally made its way to television, the supposed rivalry with Spicks and Specks, and much more. Plus some great stories of audience members on the road, and where you ...

Send us a text Everyone knows Brian from at least one phase of his brilliant career. He started as a teacher, before being a waiter at the Last Laugh. Soon he was on Let The Blood Run Free and created Hey, Hey, It's Saturday favourite Raymond J Bartholomeuz. The Jimeoin show led to a stellar career in television warm-up, paved the way for RocKwiz and he hosted Pictures of You. Learn how every one of those things happened in a remarkable, continuing career. Support the show

Send us a text Anthony talks about Full Frontal, including some prescient sketches about Princess Diana. Developing Comedy Inc. The ins and outs of producing - how it works on Spicks and Specks. Support the show

Send us a text Anthony talks about the genesis and continuing appeal of Spicks and Specks. When the show initially ended, we talk of the short-lived reboot. Also, the Big Backyard Quiz for SBS, The Weakest Link reboot, good things take time, the industry is contracting, Show Me The Movie, Adam Hills Tonight, and a Sleuth 101 deep dive. Support the show

Send us a text Anthony Watt is the Executive Producer of Spicks and Specks. His career includes projects such as Full Frontal, Hamish & Andy, The Big Backyard Quiz, Sleuth 101, The Weakest Link and Comedy Inc. In part one, hear about his career start with Double Dare, writing children's series, dealing with writer's block, attempting to write for Stingers, Something Stupid with Gina, Jane, Magda and Marg, that feeling when your show is axed, the Hamish and Andy show and the aftermath. Sup...

Send us a text More from legend of Australian Comedy - Tim Ferguson. Yes, in part 2 you will hear about his Multiple Sclerosis, but as he says, it is the least interesting thing about him. You've heard about the Doug Anthony AllStars on The Big Gig and DAAS Kapital, and plenty more like Funky Squad in part one. Now one of the best shows of its time, Don't Forget Your Toothbrush will be remembered, along with Shock Jock, Unreal TV, movies like Spin Out, the stage and his teaching. Tim's ...

Send us a text Tim Ferguson is a legend of Australian Comedy. And as he says, his Multiple Sclerosis is the least interesting thing about him. Hear about his amazing career including the Doug Anthony AllStars on The Big Gig and DAAS Kapital, and everything from Funky Squad and Don't Forget Your Toothbrush to Shock Jock, Unreal TV, movies like Spin Out, the stage, his teaching...and yes the wheelchair. Tim has strong views on comedy that will make you sit up and take notice. #daas #timf...

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Send us a text Part two of our chat with Adam Howard, the legendary Visual Effects Supervisor whose career spans some of the biggest projects in film and television history. In this episode Adam discusses iconic productions like Titanic, Star Wars: Episode III – Attack of the Clones, and The Social Network. Whether you're a filmmaker, VFX enthusiast, or just a fan of movie magic, this is a masterclass in creativity and innovation you won’t want to miss! Hear exclusive stories about working w...

Send us a text Join us for an exclusive conversation with Adam Howard, the legendary Visual Effects Supervisor whose career spans some of the biggest projects in film and television history. With multiple Emmy Awards under his belt, Adam has brought cinematic magic to life in iconic productions like Titanic, Star Wars: Episode III – Attack of the Clones, and the Star Trek television series. From creating spellbinding VFX for Harry Potter theme park rides to his early days working in digital ...

Send us a text You know Josh from the original Talkin' 'bout Your Generation. You know Josh from Taskmaster. But you really know Josh from his work on Please Like Me and Everything's Gonna Be Okay. Now, hear stories about him and those productions that you have never heard before. It's an absolute treat and a bumper episode! Support the show

Send us a text In this episode we hear some experiences from Asif's remarkable television career. He recounts experiences on Hell's Kitchen, and in Australia Big Brother - Friday Night Live, The Biggest Loser, Nerds FC and more. We also hear his unique and qualified point of view of the difference between "traditional tv" and online formats, and why they don't easily transfer. Support the show