Ben Holland is a special guest on the latest episode of Richmond’s podcast juggernaut Talking Tigers.

The former key-position star speaks passionately about his time at Tigerland in the popular “Where Are They Now” segment.

He describes how the Tigers’ drought-breaking premiership in 2017 reconnected him with the Club and former teammates.

And “Dutchy” amusingly reminisces about the Richmond players’ preparation for their London end-of-season exhibition match against Essendon in 2002.

Also on this week’s show, the TT team take the positives out of the Round 3 loss to St Kilda, focusing on the fine form of Nathan Broad, Jayden Short, Shai Bolton, Matt Parker and Thomson Dow.

The best No. 33 in the Club’s history is revealed, while “Richo” discloses who was sucked in by his great April Fool’s Day prank, and how it especially affected “The Chief”.

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Richmond’s rousing Round 2 victory over Greater Western Sydney is front and square on this week’s episode of Talking Tigers.

The Club’s premier podcast examines how the undermanned Tigers were able to bounce back so strongly from their opening round loss to stun the Giants.

There is a keen focus on the valuable contributions made by several Richmond players in last Sunday’s match.

One member of the TT team makes a huge statement about a current-day young Tiger.

In the new Tale of the Tiger Numbers segment, the Club’s best-ever wearer of the No. 5 guernsey is announced.

And ‘Richo’ has some disturbing news about a desperate quest for revenge by ‘The Chief’.

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Former Richmond star Joel Bowden is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s podcast juggernaut Talking Tigers.

The dual Jack Dyer Medallist talks about his illustrious playing career at Punt Road and the Bowden family’s great passion for the Tigers in the return of TT’s popular “Where Are They Now” segment.

In a new TT segment that selects the best players to have worn each of the most significant guernsey numbers in Tigerland’s history, the No. 14 winner is announced.

And, in the wake of Richmond’s Round 1 loss to Carlton, the TT team consider changes to the Tigers’ midfield set-up.

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With the excitement in the build-up to the start of the 2022 AFL season reaching fever pitch, Talking Tigers takes it up another level this week producing a bumper episode that’s heavily focused on Richmond’s blockbuster Round 1 clash with Carlton.

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Talking Tigers is back – bigger, brighter and bolder than ever!

Richmond’s podcast phenomenon kicks off its 11th season in grand style with an extra-special guest – the Club’s revered triple premiership coach Damien Hardwick.

“Dimma” provides an in-depth, fascinating insight into how the Tigers are shaping up for the 2022 season following a longer pre-season build-up, focusing on several individual players, as well as an overall team perspective.

The TT team also reveal details of an exciting new segment on the show this year, while “Richo” tells how “The Chief” used the Club’s practice match against Hawthorn at Devonport last Saturday as an excuse to remind Yellow and Black barrackers of his own illustrious playing career.

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Richmond’s national recruiting manager Matt Clarke is a special guest on the final episode for 2021 of the Club’s podcast phenomenon Talking Tigers.

Clarke provides an insightful appraisal of Richmond’s exciting haul in last week’s 2021 national draft.

The TT team also discuss some interesting tidbits about the newest Tigers.

And “Richo” reveals the latest extraordinary lengths “The Chief” has gone to in a desperate effort to further enhance his reputation.

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It’s a bumper final episode of podcast juggernaut Talking Tigers for season 2021.

The TT team discuss the severely undermanned Richmond side’s amazing, bold, final five minutes of the home-and-away season, list the Yellow and Black positives from the year, predict the top five in Thursday night’s Jack Dyer Medal count, and look ahead to an exciting off-season period.

Club great Neil Balme provides his learned opinion on the Tigers’ season and the team’s prospects for 2022.

And “Richo” has some hair-raising news about “The Chief”.

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Talking Tigers pays special tribute to retiring Richmond triple premiership hero David Astbury in its latest episode.

Club great Matthew Richardson, who handed Astbury the No. 12 Yellow and Black guernsey a decade ago, details just how important the dependable defender has been to the Richmond line-up over the journey.

The TT team also discuss the impressive finish to the season of several Tiger players, and why the team is well placed to bounce back strongly in 2022.

Also on this week’s show, Talking Tigers completes the selection of its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020, revealing the fourth player on the interchange bench.

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Richmond’s exciting department of youth is a hot topic of conversation on the latest episode of the Club’s podcast phenomenon Talking Tigers.

The TT team talk in glowing terms about what they saw from talented Tiger cubs Hugo Ralphsmith, Thomson Dow and debutant Maurice Rioli Jnr against North Melbourne at the MCG last Saturday.

There is plenty of TT love, as well, for triple Richmond premiership heroes Nick Vlastuin, Dion Prestia and Daniel Rioli.

Club great Neil Balme provides an insight into his Tiger premiership teammate Bryan Wood in the popular ‘Get Back with the Yellow and Black’ segment.

Also on this week’s show, Talking Tigers reveals the third player on the interchange bench in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020, and looks at two champion midfielders for the final spot in the outstanding line-up.

And “Richo” has further startling news about “The Chief”.

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It’s yet another gold medal performance from Talking Tigers in the latest episode of Richmond’s GOAT podcast.

The TT team find the positives out of the narrow Round 20 loss to Fremantle, with Sydney Stack right at the forefront.

Son of a gun David Bourke is the subject of TT’s immensely popular “Where Are You Now?” segment, with “Bourkey” discussing a wide range of topics, including his sensational mark over Essendon’s James Hird in 1996, his great Yellow and Black passion and pool table triangle hijinks.

Also on this week’s show, Talking Tigers reveals the second player on the interchange bench in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020 and looks at two versatile nominees for the third spot.

And “Richo” has exclusive news on the next high-flying career move for “The Chief”.

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