By Matt Fulton
The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.
Before hosting Unreal TV. Before Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush. Before The Doug Anthony All-Stars.
Tim Ferguson is ‘the Boy from Blayney, NSW’, where it was the coldest place on earth (his words) who grew up learning about politics and war, ended up entertaining Australian and international audiences by acting ridiculous while staying handsome. That was under the one banner of the comedy trio The Doug Anthony All-Stars.
We dive into our archives and find what was a ‘lost’ interview with Tim that was recorded at the time he was on the verge of releasing his memoir Carry A Big Stick, and was travelling to-and-from Australia and Canada.
Out of all the things he was doing in his busy schedule, he managed to give more than five minutes of his precious time to talk about himself in a non-egotistical way.
Good for him!
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Lucky Grills is mainly known for his work as Bluey and being satirised by The D-Generation as the beer drinking, chain-smoking and donut loving Bargearse. He has an extensive career, appearing in other TV shows and dedicating most of his time on the stand-up comedy circuit and releasing comedy albums.
Marking the anniversary since his passing July 27 July 2007 at age 79, we talk to his daughter Shanra Grills about his stand-up career, rubbing shoulders with entertainment personalities, and his legacy. Plus fart jokes.
Recorded in 2017.
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You’ve heard him in your ears and graced your childhood screens. Now Tony Johnston’s back in your ears again.
Recorded in 2017.
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From E Street and stage theatre to travelling around the countryside, Scott McRae is a man of many talents.
Recorded in 2016.
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The Melbourne Comedy scene.
The Comedy Company.
Let The Blood Run Free.
An Australian comedy Great gives time to spill the beans.
Recorded in 2016.
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We talk to the man behind the bathroom floormat with eyes that’s been entertaining everyone for decades.
Recorded in 2015.
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The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.