The latest episode of Talking Tigers features a special tribute to retiring triple Richmond premiership defender Nathan Broad, who will make his farewell appearance with the Tigers in Saturday’s match against St Kilda at the MCG.

There is a statistical analysis of Broad’s fine career at Tigerland, as well as discussion about what has made him such a valuable member of Richmond’s line-up throughout the past decade.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team review the Tigers’ fighting effort against Adelaide at Adelaide Oval last Saturday night and praise the performances of several players, including Seth Campbell, Nick Vlastuin, Ben Miller, Kye Annand, Jack Ross, Patrick Retschko and “comeback kid” Judson Clarke.

“Tone’s Top Five” lists the best bargain-basement recruits in Richmond’s recent history.

The “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment takes a look at the Tigers’ big final home-and-away round clash with Essendon in 2001.

And ‘Richo’ has a rant about the AFL’s goal line technology.

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The Talking Tigers team members are up and about on this week’s show, in the wake of Richmond’s Round 21 victory over West Coast.

Tiger young gun Sam Lalor’s three-goal performance, culminating in his superb, match-sealing six-pointer, has especially stoked their Yellow and Black passion.

They laud Lalor and also pay tribute to Richmond’s on-field leaders Toby Nankervis, Tim Taranto, Jack Ross and Tom Lynch, for their excellent efforts against the Eagles, as well as Nathan Broad following his retirement announcement.

Also, in the latest episode of TT, ‘Richo’ has a rant about a talented Tiger cub being ‘robbed’ of a nomination in the AFL’s Rising Star award.

“Tone’s Top Five” lists the top five Tiger goals of the past six decades.

And the “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment takes a look at Richmond’s rousing win against Geelong in the 2017 qualifying final.

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In the latest episode of Talking Tigers, three triple Richmond premiership heroes receive high praise for their efforts in last Saturday night’s clash with Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium.

Captain Toby Nankervis, Nick Vlastuin and Dion Prestia did everything in their collective power to lift the team right throughout the contest, and the TT team pay tribute to them accordingly.

Also on this week’s show, there is a preview of the Round 21 match against West Coast at the MCG on Sunday.

The “A-Z of Tigerland” segment looks at the most bizarre, but arguably the greatest, premiership in Richmond’s history.

While in “60 Years of MCG Memories”, the focus is on the Tigers’ convincing victory over Collingwood in the 1969 preliminary final.

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Luke Breust is a special guest on the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

The triple Hawthorn premiership star, five-time club leading goalkicker, and current Richmond development coach, provides an excellent insight into his new role at Tigerland.

He also discusses the progression and future prospects of Richmond’s exciting group of young small forwards.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team express their delight with rising Tiger star Sam Lalor’s classy return to the playing field in last Sunday’s match against Hawthorn.

“60 Years of MCG Memories” focuses on one of the greatest performances of Trent Cotchin’s stellar career with the Tigers, which occurred in 2012.

And the “A-Z” of Tigerland segment highlights a Richmond player of the 1960s, who possessed an abundance of X-factor.

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The latest episode of Talking Tigers pays special tribute to triple Richmond premiership star midfielder Dion Prestia, who is scheduled to reach the AFL 250-game milestone in Sunday’s Round 19 clash with Hawthorn.

Richmond great Matthew Richardson tells us why Prestia has had such an impact throughout his time at Tigerland after transferring from Gold Coast in the 2016 trade period.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team express their excitement with the debut of talented Tiger small forward Zane Peucker against Melbourne last Sunday.

The Top Five segment looks at the best player nicknames in Richmond’s history.

“60 Years of MCG Memories” features a match v West Coast early in the premiership drought-breaking 2017 season where superstar key defender Alex Rance was at his brilliant best.

And in “Hidden Tigerland”, club historian Rhett Bartlett reveals the fascinating occupations of some Tigers of old.

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Renowned football author and passionate Richmond supporter Elliot Cartledge is a special guest on the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

Cartledge discusses the newest football book he’s written, “From Hafey to Hardwick”, which is a follow-up to his original Tigerland history book “The Hafey Years”.

“From Hafey to Hardwick” is a fascinating look at half a century of trials and triumphs at Richmond. It shapes as a must-read for anyone with Yellow and Black blood coursing through their veins.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team hail Hotton – young gun Taj Hotton, who produced an exciting performance in last Saturday’s Stealth Night clash with Carlton at the MCG.

There is a comprehensive preview of the Round 18 match against Melbourne, with a particularly interesting match-up put forward.

And the “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment focuses on a mighty, fighting Richmond victory over the Demons late in the 1988 season in a match that was a veritable goal-fest.

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Cumming’s courage and contested ball-winning ability, Hotton’s heartening efforts, Mansell’s mighty return, Retschko’s ripping run-and-carry, Taranto’s top-notch display, Vlastuin’s fine form . . .

They are the key topics of discussion on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers following last Saturday’s clash with Collingwood at the MCG.

Also on this week’s show . . .

The TT team preview this Saturday night’s Stealth Night at the 'G clash against Carlton.

With soccer’s World Cup in full flight, Tone’s top five takes on a distinct Tigerish soccer flavour.

The A-Z of Tigerland highlights one of the most important, off-field figures in the Club’s history.

And, in the “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment, the focus is on a game late in the 2007 season, when Richmond played the role of ultimate party spoiler.

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The latest episode of Talking Tigers focuses on the positives in Richmond’s disappointing display against North Melbourne last Sunday, primarily the exciting first-term form of highly-talented teenager Sam Cumming, as well as the impressive efforts throughout the match of defenders Tom Brown, Ben Miller and Kye Annand.

Also on this week’s show . . .

• The TT team throw the magnets around in preparation for Saturday’s clash with arch-rival Collingwood, and they’ve come up with some surprise positional moves.
• ‘Richo’ rants about the exploitation of a new AFL rule.
• The “60 years of MCG Memories” segment highlights a season-defining match against the Magpies during the 1994 season.
• There is a tribute to 1967 premiership hero John Ronaldson, who passed away last week.
• And club historian Rhett Bartlett unearths some absolute Richmond gold in “Hidden Tigerland”.

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The hot form of exciting, young Richmond forward Jasper Alger is a hot topic of conversation on the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

The Club’s latest AFL Rising Star nominee has captured the imagination of the TT team and the Tiger Army with his highly-impressive four-goal display against reigning back-to-back premiers Brisbane in Hobart last Sunday, following on from a three-goal haul v 2026 premiership contender Sydney.

Also on this week’s show, there is plenty of praise for debutant Kye Annand, Sam Banks, Tyler Sonsie, Liam Fawcett and acting captain Tim Taranto in light of their efforts in the clash with the Lions.

In the “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment, the Tiger Time Machine travels back to a bitterly cold, extremely wet day in mid-July 1966, when Richmond pulled a surprise positional move pre-game that paved the way for a spirited victory over arch-rival Carlton.

And, in the “A-Z of Tigerland”, the focus is on two top-class Tigers who played crucial roles in the teams they played in.

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The latest episode of Talking Tigers provides a list of Richmond playing group positives at the midway mark of the 2026 season – from Jack Ross’ impressive improvement and Tim Taranto’s consistency, through to the exciting signs shown by debutants Sam Grlj, Sam Cumming and Patrick Retschko, along with several other plusses

Also on this week’s show . . .

There is a preview of Richmond’s upcoming historic Hobart home game against Brisbane.

‘Greeners’ names his top five under-rated Tassie Tigers.

The “A-Z of Tigerland” examines the most famous and successful number in Richmond’s history.

“Hidden Tigerland” focuses on the early history of the Club’s guernsey.

And “60 Years of MCG Memories” takes a look at a rousing Richmond comeback win late in the 2022 season against the Lions.

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