Simon Says - Episode 13 - Trevor Marmalade + Bruce Eva

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Simon Says

Simon Madden

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Simon Says... what is it? It's an opportunity for former AFL legend Simon Madden to catch up with others from the world of sport, entertainment & business. An opportunity to share stories, talk about their successes, as well as talk about overcoming obstacles. All in a fun & entertaining way. An opportunity to share what makes each of them tick! In a world that has changed, with getting together more difficult, Simon & talkingtalent.com.au have reinvented the traditional sports night experience. A little bit of lightness, with a whole lot of laughs. Something we all need at the moment.

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Simon Says - Episode 13 - Trevor Marmalade + Bruce Eva

Simon Says

50 minutes 2 seconds

4 years ago

Simon Says - Episode 13 - Trevor Marmalade + Bruce Eva

After a great Christmas & New Year break, Simon Says is BACK!

In episode 13, Simon Madden is joined by funny-man and Hey Hey it's Saturday alum, Trevor Marmalade, and 3AW 693 Sports Commentator & Producer, Bruce "Beva" Eva.

Trevor has been a stand-up comic, broadcaster, MC, after dinner speaker, coach and writer for over 30 years. He is probably best known for his appearances on the long-running television show, Hey Hey It's Saturday (from 1991 to 1999) and the Nine network's The AFL Footy Show (1994 to 2008). In December 2010, he returned to television as the host of a show titled Statesmen of Comedy. It was broadcast for one season of 15 shows, on Foxtel's The Comedy Channel.

A regular on Triple M radio, Trevor is still highly sought after in the corporate arena and is a popular choice for a comedy spot, Awards MC, Gala Dinner or even a sportsman’s night.

Bruce has had quite the career after a journalism cadetship with The Herald newspaper. Apart from spending 1992 at radio station 3UZ Good Sports (now RSN) as a producer and then broadcaster, he remained in the print media on a full-time basis until the end of 2003, including five years on The Herald and Herald-Sun, six years at Inside Football magazine as assistant editor and then editor, and two years as the senior writer at the AFL Record and for afl.com.au.

In 2004 he was a founding member of sports radio station SEN 1116, and in 2009 joined Melbourne’s No. 1 commercial station 3AW. Bruce initially produced the Sports Today program, but since the end of 2011 his role has been purely on-air. In winter he is one of 3AW’s senior AFL callers and was Head of Cricket while the network broadcast the national summer game between 2013 and 2020.

Simon Says is produced by Talking Talent.