Evenin' Viewers with Paul Hogan

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A killer is on the loose in an Australian country town.

Excited for the June long weekend, bubbly 23-year-old Rachelle Childs leaves work, calls her sister, and is dead within hours. Her burning, partially naked body is found nine hours later in bushland on a lonely coastal road. Her killer has never been caught.

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“We all grew up together.” Paul Hogan was a teenager when he first became a dad - and 60 when youngest son Chance was born. He reflects on the joys of fatherhood at both ends of the age spectrum and declares he’s not looking for romance as he discusses his relationships with first wife Noelene and second wife Linda. Hosted by Frances Whiting. Paul's autobiography The Tap-Dancing Knife Thrower: My Life Without The Boring Bits is out on October 29th. For a limited time, head to booktopia.com.au and enter the code HOGAN at check out for a 30% discount off the RRP of $45.00.

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“I’ve just found a winner for you, son.” It’s a beautiful side story to the Paul Hogan journey - the love between Hoges’ wingman John “Strop” Cornell and their TV co-star Delvene Delaney. Hogan tells how Cornell’s confidence propelled them to success while Delvene talks about life with her husband today as he battles Parkinson’s Disease.  Hosted by Frances Whiting. Paul's autobiography The Tap-Dancing Knife Thrower: My Life Without The Boring Bits is out on October 29th. For a limited time, head to booktopia.com.au and enter the code HOGAN at check out for a 30% discount off the RRP of $45.00.

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“That was Kenny and Crocodile Dundee!” Despite all his international success, Paul Hogan’s favourite ever project was road-tripping around Australia with Shane Jacobson and Dean Murphy for Charlie And Boots. The three mates share laughs from the journey, give a salute to heartland Australia as a fertile ground for comedy, and agree it’s time to do it again. Hosted by Frances Whiting. Paul's autobiography The Tap-Dancing Knife Thrower: My Life Without The Boring Bits is out on October 29th. For a limited time, head to booktopia.com.au and enter the code HOGAN at checkout for a 30% discount off the RRP of $45.00.

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“She wasn’t too thrilled with me at the start.” Paul Hogan went from Aussie star to international legend in Crocodile Dundee. He also met future wife Linda Kozlowski, his co-star. Hoges is joined by the film’s director Peter Faiman, plus old mates and collaborators Delvene Delaney, Shane Jacobson and Dean Murphy to discuss the most successful Australian film of all time. Hosted by Frances Whiting. Paul's autobiography The Tap-Dancing Knife Thrower: My Life Without The Boring Bits is out on October 29th. For a limited time, head to booktopia.com.au and enter the code HOGAN at checkout for a 30% discount off the RRP of $45.00.

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“That was my ticket into television.” Paul Hogan discusses how he came down from the Sydney Harbour Bridge and became a star, turning the tables on sneering celebrities and inventing the extraordinary cast of The Paul Hogan Show. With guests Delvene Delaney - Hoges’ much-loved sidekick - plus producer and Crocodile Dundee director Peter Faiman. Hosted by Frances Whiting. Paul's autobiography The Tap-Dancing Knife Thrower: My Life Without The Boring Bits is out on October 29th. For a limited time, head to booktopia.com.au and enter the code HOGAN at checkout for a 30% discount off the RRP of $45.00.

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In this introductory episode Hoges talks about his relationship with Australia, how much he misses it, his life in the US and the challenges he faces in lockdown. Paul's autobiography The Tap-Dancing Knife Thrower: My Life Without The Boring Bits is out on October 29th. For a limited time, head to booktopia.com.au and enter the code HOGAN at checkout for a 30% discount off the RRP of $45.00.

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