Simon Says - Episode 14 - Kevin Hillier + Brian Mannix

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Simon Says

Simon Madden

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3 days ago

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 14 - Kevin Hillier + Brian Mannix

Simon Says

40 minutes 51 seconds

4 years ago

Simon Says - Episode 14 - Kevin Hillier + Brian Mannix

In this episode of Simon Says (#14) Simon Madden catches up with 2 of the greats - Kevin Hillier and Brian Mannix!

Kevin Hillier is one of Australia's best-known voiceover men, heard on radio and television ads across Australia. Author, radio presenter, voiceover artist, columnist, businessman, guest speaker and Master of Ceremonies, Kevin began his media career in Longreach in 1973. His radio career saw him become a top rating personality in Brisbane and Melbourne on stations like 4IP, 3XY, Fox FM, Triple M, Gold FM and SEN. Kevin has written several books including Like Father Like Son and Rocket Science - the Biography of Rodney Eade.

From 1981 to 1987, Brian Mannix was the lead singer of 1980s rock-pop band Uncanny X-Men. The band released two top twenty albums. Uncanny X-Men are known for their hits such as "The Party", "How Do You Get Your Kicks?", "50 Years" and "Everybody Wants to Work". In 1989, Brian was cast as one of the Prophets of Doom in the stage show by Daniel Abineri titled Bad Boy Johnny and the Prophets of Doom. More recently, Uncanny X-Men performed in the 2006 Countdown Spectacular and at the 2006 AFL Grand Final. In 2016, Mannix was cast as "Buddy," a leading role in the successful stage musical We Will Rock You based on the music of Queen and written by Ben Elton.

Simon Says is produced by Talking Talent.