The Daily Talk Show

It's Fat Fridays and we've got our Canadian intern, 3D-Dyl, to taste some of the best Australian foods. From an outrageous Vegemite taste test to a 7-Eleven meat pie, 3D-Dyl managed to keep down everything we threw at him.

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* Tommy's accident at the coffee shop

* The segment we should do every day

* Beeping a hearse

* Stare downs

* The things we say

* Greetings, encounters and run ins

* Airing the awkwardness

* Things that we shouldn't be laughing at

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* 3D-Dyl's arrival video

* Mr. 97's eventful gym session

* The most famous person you've met

* Allowing yourself to cry

* Car parking fines

* The devil on your shoulder

* Learnings from working at BIG MEDIA COMPANY

* Bullsh*tting

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we're joined by Ruth McGowan OAM. Ruth has more than 25 years of experience working in state and local government delivering change as a community activist. As a Board member of the Victorian Women’s Trust, Ruth fosters and celebrates inclusivity and diversity. A passionate advocate for women, Ruth co-founded the Honour a Woman movement in 2017 to seek gender equality in the Australian honours, our national awards.

Ruth was also awarded an Order of Australia Medal for outstanding community leadership after the 2009 Black Saturday bushfire disaster.

We discuss:

* Ruth's extraordinary contribution to society

* The need for diversity in politics

* The power of youth

* Electoral campaign mistakes

* Seeing actual change

* Advice for young voters

* The place for comedy in politics

* Ruth's book, Get Elected

* Ruth's election day plans

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* Josh's fountain pen and finally, his new haircut

* 3D-Dyl's arrival

* The BIG MEDIA COMPANY internship

* The Squeegee Cult reveal

* 3D-Dyl's observations of Melbourne

* Frugal grocery shopping

* Legal ages in Canada

* 3D-Dyl's first impressions

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* 3D Dyl's flight being delayed

* Josh needing a haircut

* Our Fat Fridays order

* A new type of subscription

* Rock-A-Bye Baby

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* Our Apple Podcast reviews

* Tommy's mum's side hustle

* Working with your partner

* Yin and Yang

* Tommy's tattoo

* Josh's earring

* Family holidays

* 3D-Dyl is on his way

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* Josh's core strength

* Taking sick days

* The decision, Gronk Squad vs Team Gronk

* Social media influencer fraud

* Hiding Instagram likes

* The problem with Apple's Live Photos

* Friendships and social media

* Josh's book club

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:

* Our non-existent office supplies

* Recycling soft plastics

* Instant coffee

* Throwing people under the bus

* Diet Coke and Coke Zero

* Studio phase one

* Our office rules revisited

* Working in Abbotsford

* How you can help us out

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we're joined by Craig Bruce. Craig is one of Australia's best radio minds. He spent close to 30 years at Southern Cross Austereo — with a huge amount of experience in leading content teams. He's played pivotal roles in developing Australia's biggest radio talent — Hamish and Andy, Jules Lund and Kyle and Jackie-O.

Craig has unique insights into the content that's shaped mainstream media in Australia and abroad. He now helps radio teams around the world through his consulting business and connects with the industry’s biggest names on and off the microphone with his podcast, Game Changers: Radio.

We discuss:

* The importance of external connections and relationships

* The pressure of picking talent and potential

* Behind the scenes of radio’s biggest personalities

* Generating content ideas and content originality

* Waiting for the phone to ring after finishing at SCA

* Craig’s thoughts on podcasting and mainstream media

* Radio's only hope

* Restrictions and government regulations on content

* Craig’s relationship with ego and money

* Starting a breakfast show from scratch

* How numbers and surveys affect the content you create

* Bringing an objective perspective to feedback