Richmond development coach Jack Ziebell is a special guest on the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

Ziebell provides an interesting insight into the progress of Richmond’s large group of young players, and the senior side’s overall progression up to the midway mark of the 2026 season.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team pay tribute to veteran star Jayden Short, following the highly-impressive performance he produced in his 200-game milestone against Essendon in last Friday night’s big “Dreamtime at the ‘G” clash.

The panel also sing the praises of the Club’s latest AFL Rising Star nominee, Patrick Retschko, who was excellent in the Tigers’ victory over the Bombers.

The “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment focus on Richmond’s final home-and-away round match of the 2017 season against St Kilda, which clinched the crucial double chance for the team.

While in “Hidden Tigerland” club historian Rhett Bartlett takes a look at the Richmond players who have been League football’s games record-holders at times throughout the competition’s history.

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Former Richmond excitement machine Michael Mitchell is a special guest on the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

Mitchell discusses designing the “Dreamtime” guernsey (together with his daughters) that the Richmond players will wear in Friday night’s blockbuster against Essendon, his playing career at Tigerland, which included the dazzling double that he achieved in 1990 – Mark and Goal of the Year – the on-field magic created by Maurice Rioli Sr., and much more in an absorbing interview.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team pay tribute to dual Richmond premiership star small defender and 2020 Jack Dyer Medallist Jayden Short in the lead-up to his 200-game milestone on Friday night.

The promising debut of Noah Roberts-Thomson against St Kilda last Sunday receives plenty of attention, as do the impressive performances of Jack Ross, Ben Miller, Nick Vlastuin, Jonty Faull and James Trezise in that match.

The popular “60 years of MCG Memories” segment reflects on Tiger ‘Immortal’ Kevin Bartlett becoming the first player in League football history to reach the 400-game milestone, late in the 1983 season.

And KB’s son, Rhett, the Club’s historian, has another fascinating tale from the Punt Road archives in “Hidden Tigerland”.

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The rise and rise of Jack Ross, the running power of Patrick Retschko, the reinvention of Noah Balta, the ripping return of Tim Taranto and the robustness of Tom Lynch all feature heavily on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers.

The TT team pay tribute to those players following their impressive performances in last Sunday’s clash with Adelaide at the MCG.

Also on this week’s show, there is a comprehensive preview of the Tigers’ Round 10 match against St Kilda at Marvel Stadium.

In “60 years of MCG Memories”, the focus is on a ‘Richo’ key-forward master class late in the 2006 season.

And the “Top Five” segment looks at the top five valuable, versatile Richmond players of the past six decades.

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Richmond CEO Shane Dunne is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers.

Dunne tackles a broad range of topics in his interview with the TT team, including the playing group’s large injury list and what’s being done to solve the problem, the plans to fix talented, young Tiger Josh Smillie’s frustrating injury issue, an update on the Punt Road Oval redevelopment, and the temporary training facility for the players from the end of this year.

Also on this week’s show, Richmond’s stirring, drought-breaking win against West Coast at Optus Stadium last Saturday is thoroughly dissected, and there’s plenty of praise for the performances of Noah Balta, Seth Campbell, Kane McAuliffe, Jack Ross, Sam Cumming, Jonty Faull, Nick Vlastuin, Tom Brown and Tom Burton.

The popular “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment highlights a massive win by the Tigers against arch-rival Carlton in 2005.

And club historian Rhett Bartlett provides some fascinating food for thought in “Hidden Tigerland”.

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It’s a tale of three Tiger Sams on the latest episode of Richmond’s powerhouse podcast Talking Tigers.

The TT panel express their excitement about the 2024 No. 1 draft pick Sam Lalor, Round 7 debutant Sam Cumming, and this week’s AFL Rising Star nominee Sam Grlj, in the wake of their performances in the Anzac Day Eve blockbuster against Melbourne last Friday night.

Also on this week’s show, there’s praise for the Club’s other Round 7 debutant Tom Burton, second-gamer Patrick Retschko, Tom Brown, Kane McAuliffe, Tom Lynch and Dion Prestia.

Club historian Rhett Bartlett reveals a truly unique “premiership” won by “Richmond” during the Second World War in his “Hidden Tigerland” segment.

‘Richo’ launches into one of his trademark rants.

While, in “60 Years of MCG Memories”, the focus is on an outstanding performance by the Tigers’ star goalsneak John ‘Swooper’ Northey in a clash with Melbourne during the 1968 season.

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Richmond’s General Manager of Football Performance, Tim Livingstone, is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers.

Livingstone provides TT listeners with an update on injured Tiger young guns Taj Hotton, Josh Smillie, Tom Sims and Judson Clarke, tells why the imminent return to the playing field of veteran key forward star Tom Lynch is so important for the side, and discusses the Club’s talent-acquisition plans for the end of this season.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team pay tribute to Jack Ross in the lead-up to his 100-game AFL milestone on Friday night, and they preview the blockbuster Anzac Day Eve clash with Melbourne.

Club historian Rhett Bartlett makes many points in his popular “Hidden Tigerland” segment.

And Richmond’s big mid-season victory over Carlton in 2001 features in “60 Years of MCG Memories”.

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Richmond great Matthew Richardson has praised two Tiger tall forwards and jumped to the defence of another one in the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

‘Richo’ tells why he was especially impressed with the performances of Mykelti Lefau and Liam Fawcett in last Sunday’s Gather Round match against Greater Western Sydney at Barossa Park.

And he relates his own experience as a young forward at Punt Road to provide perspective to Jonty Faull’s development.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team discuss the promising debut of mature-aged ruck giant Oliver Hayes-Brown.

Caretaker captain Tim Taranto is commended for his top-class consistency.

And in the “60 Years of MCG Memories segment, it’s the tale of David Cloke’s dynamic final game of AFL football.

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Richmond great Matthew Richardson tells why he’s a big rap for young key forward Liam Fawcett in the latest episode of Talking Tigers.

‘Richo’ was taken with Fawcett’s strong performance against Port Adelaide at the MCG last Saturday and believes he has the necessary attributes to become a permanent fixture in Richmond’s attack.

Also on this week’s show, the TT panel (minus one) continue to sing the praises of other talented Tiger cubs in Sam Grlj, Sam Lalor and Luke Trainor.

Club historian Rhett Bartlett chronicles the amazing record of Richmond Stawell Gift winners in his “Hidden Tigerland” segment.

And in “60 Years of MCG Memories”, the spotlight is on the Tigers’ late-season clash with Hawthorn in 1970, which produced plenty of highlights.

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The latest episode of Richmond’s podcast powerhouse Talking Tigers pays tribute to star midfielder Tim Taranto for the way he stepped up as the team’s captain for the first time last round in the absence of injured skipper Toby Nankervis.

Taranto’s inspirational efforts through the midfield, as well as up forward against Fremantle at Optus Stadium, draws plenty of praise from the TT panel.

Also on this week’s show, talented Tiger cubs Sam Lalor, Luke Trainor, Steely Green and Sam Grlj receive plaudits for what they produced in last Saturday’s clash with the Dockers.

The new “A-Z of Tigerland” segment highlights a couple of great Richmond on-field leaders from the distant and not-so-distant past.

In “60 Years of MCG Memories”, the focus is on a trademark dazzling Dusty display.

And “Richo’s Rant” exposes one of TT’s own for a fraudulent claim of significant sporting prowess.

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Young Richmond forward Seth Campbell has captured the imagination of Yellow and Black barrackers, including the Talking Tigers team, with his exciting exploits.

On the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast, Richmond great Matthew Richardson tells what makes Campbell such a hot prospect for the future at Tigerland, in the wake of arguably his AFL career-best performance against Gold Coast at the MCG last Saturday.

Also on this week’s show . . .

‘Richo’ makes a plea for patience with the Club’s current crop of young key forwards, drawing comparisons with other now-established key forwards across the competition.

There is plenty of admiration for veteran Tiger star Jayden Short with the way he has started this season.

The panel put on selectors’ hats to nominate the team changes for the Round 3 clash with Fremantle.

New wheel segment “The A-Z of Tigerland” takes a colourful turn.

And, in “60 Years of MCG Memories”, the focus is on the Round 20, 1997 thriller between Richmond and then reigning premier North Melbourne at the MCG.

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