The Daily Talk Show

Tully Smyth is at the forefront of the social media influencer industry. After becoming a household name through Big Brother in 2013, Tully has built a brand around her amazing honesty, and by unapologetically being herself.

Alongside raising awareness for dementia and mental health, Tully shares incredible stories of her relationship with reality TV and the seemingly insurmountable challenges she's had to overcome since.

As of late, Tully has launched her own podcast, Social Squad, which shares the stories of amazing Australian women who are disrupting the media landscape.

Today we chat about Josh's fresh moustache, the best emergency calls you could get, Tommy's birthday, and our perfect days.

It's Father's Day, and we're joined by Tommy's Dad, Tim. We talk about Father's Day, Tim's father, the transition from advertising to landscaping, and Tim's favourite parts of parenting and fatherhood.

Ryan Jon is back for Weekend Banter! On his 8th appearance on the show, we chat about our experience with invoicing for freelance work, when to start charging, and ways to separate yourself as a beginner freelancer.

It's Fat Fridays, and we've got bagels! We chat about Josh meeting Uncle Trev for the first time in person, Apple's Find my friends, and getting our very own The Daily Talk Show branded hot air balloon.

Today we chat about our newly stocked office, Bodhi and the biscuit jar, and old school film and video games.

Michelle Andrews and Zara McDonald from the Shameless podcast are back!

Since we last caught up with Michelle and Zara, they've launched two new awesome podcasts, Love Etc and She's On The Money. They're also catching up and interviewing some amazing people through their In Conversation episodes every single week!

We chat about when to celebrate wins, switching off, being thoughtful in what you put out, and the learnings from In Conversations.

Today we chat about what to do when you find someone else's keys in a DiDi, Rove's new show, Saturday Night Rove, and listening to learn and understand, rather than reacting and responding.

Marlee Silva - A Kamilaroi and Dunghutti woman, National Youth Advisor at Australian Red Cross, and the founder of Tiddas 4 Tiddas.

In 2019, Marlee founded Tiddas 4 Tiddas, a podcast and an initiative which focuses on raising awareness around Indigenous culture and society. The stories that Marlee shares through her podcast, empower Indigenous women by helping them understand their worth, and what they're capable of.

It's 3D-Dyl's last show before he heads back to Canada, and we've set him a challenge! We chat about 3D-Dyl's mountain biking experience, and what he's learnt while he's been in Melbourne.