Talking Tigers, The Official Richmond Podcast

Jack Riewoldt, understandably, is the centre of attention on the latest episode of Talking Tigers. Richmond’s premier podcast pays special tribute to the triple Tiger premiership star key forward in the lead-up to his 300-game milestone against Brisbane at the MCG on Friday night. The regular TT team, along with Club great Neil Balme, reflect on Riewoldt’s magnificent career at Tigerland, and focus on just some of the numerous highlights he has produced throughout that have enthralled the Yellow and Black faithful. Also on this week’s show, Talking Tigers reveals the first rover in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020. And “Richo” explains why “The Chief” is feeling so flat right now (it has nothing to do with the team’s current losing streak). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of Richmond’s all-time great cult figures, Jake King, is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. “The Push-up” King, who features in TT’s highly-popular “Where Are You Now?” segment, talks passionately and entertainingly about his time at Tigerland, and sensationally reveals how he almost quit AFL Football at one stage to play Rugby League with Melbourne Storm. Also on this week’s show, the TT team pay tribute to triple Richmond premiership key defender David Astbury in the lead-up to him reaching the AFL 150-game milestone. And, in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020, Talking Tigers names the ruck- rover and looks at three nominations for the role as rover in the tremendous line-up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The negativity revolving around Richmond’s nightmare Round 15 loss to St Kilda is washed away on the latest edition of the Club’s boom podcast Talking Tigers. Leading the positivity charge is Richmond great Neil Balme, who tells why he remains well and truly upbeat about the team’s prospects for the rest of this season. “Balmey” also provides an insight into another one of his old Tiger premiership teammates, Wayne Walsh, in TT’s “Get Back with the Yellow and Black” segment. In its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020, Talking Tigers names the No. 1 ruckman and examines four nominations for the ruck-rover role in the imposing line-up. And “Richo” reveals the latest extraordinary demand from “The Chief” in the ever-popular, but bewildering, “Chief Watch” segment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richmond goalkicking great Michael Roach is a special guest on the latest episode of premier podcast Talking Tigers. Roach talks about his time as TT’s own Matthew Richardson’s goalkicking coach, evaluates the sensational marks of current-day Tigers Shai Bolton and Jack Riewoldt this season, tells how he got the nickname “Disco”, and provides plenty of other interesting insights from his stellar career at Tigerland. Also, on another jam-packed show, the TT team nominate their top five in the Jack Dyer Medal count to this stage of the year, their most improved Tiger, as well as their favourite Yellow and Black moment of the 2021 season and reflect on Richmond’s remarkable run to the 2014 finals. This week, Talking Tigers names the tall forward pocket in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020 and takes a look at three nominations for the No. 1 ruck role in the outstanding line-up. And “Richo” has some astonishing news about a truly ground-breaking move involving “The Chief”. See omnystudio.

Although Richmond suffered a heartbreaking loss to West Coast in Perth last Sunday night, and is clinging to eighth spot on the ladder, Yellow and Black icon Neil Balme is bullish about the team’s prospects after the bye, as he reveals on the latest episode of Talking Tigers. “Balmey”, in his regular guest spot on the podcast phenomenon, also provides an expert insight into talented Tiger tall forward/ruck prospect Callum Coleman-Jones, as well as an update on the Club’s mid-season rookie draft selection Matthew Parker, while 1973 premiership teammate Rex Hunt is the subject of his popular “Get Back” segment. On another bumper show this week, Talking Tigers names the full-forward in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020 and takes a look at three nominations for the tall forward pocket position in the brilliant line-up. And “Richo” tells which Richmond great “The Chief” is trying to emulate now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Richmond captain and star spearhead Jeff Hogg is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. Hogg, in TT’s popular “Where Are You Now?” segment, reveals the unusual way his playing career at Tigerland was kick-started, what the Club’s recent success means to him, and the current-day Tiger he would hate to play on. Richmond’s rousing victory over Essendon in last Saturday night’s spectacular Dreamtime in Perth blockbuster also is front and square on this week’s show, with a key focus on dazzling duo Dustin Martin and Shai Bolton. And Talking Tigers names the first forward pocket in its best combined Richmond premiership team from 1967-2020 and takes a look at four nominations for the full-forward position in the star-studded side. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We may well be at the halfway mark of the 2021 home-and-away season, but there are no half measures with the way Talking Tigers goes about its business. It’s full steam ahead, as per usual, for Richmond’s podcast juggernaut, with another superb show this week. On the latest episode, the TT team pay tribute to veteran Tiger star key forward Jack Riewoldt following his mighty display against Adelaide last Sunday and debate whether his extraordinary last-quarter mark was better than Shai Bolton’s v Geelong back in Round 8. The eye-catching senior return of talented tall forward/ruckman Callum Coleman-Jones also is a hot topic of conversation, along with the impressive form of other young Tigers Riley Collier-Dawkins and Hugo Ralphsmith, and Trent Cotchin’s trademark inspirational leadership. Club icon Neil Balme, in his regular ‘Get Back with the Yellow and Black’ segment, provides an interesting insight into another of his old premiership teammates at Tigerland, Kevin Morris. And Talking Tigers names the second

Former Richmond star key defender Darren Gaspar is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s prodigious podcast ‘Talking Tigers’. ‘Gas’, in the show’s highly-popular “Where Are You Now?” segment, reveals the funniest and most embarrassing moment of his association with Richmond, talks about the great Peter Hudson rating him the best kick for goal at Punt Road during the early 2000s, and tells what it was like playing on TT’s own Matthew Richardson in intra-club practice matches. Also, in another excellent episode, Talking Tigers names the centre half-forward in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020 and examines the three nominations for the second half-forward position in the outstanding line-up. And ‘Richo’ has disturbing news of a betrayal at Tigerland involving ‘The Chief’. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“The Miracle at Marvel” is the hot topic of conversation on the latest episode of Richmond’s boom podcast Talking Tigers. The TT team dissect Richmond’s rousing come-from-behind victory over the Giants at Marvel Stadium last Saturday night, with a particular focus on the likes of ‘Dusty’, ‘Bakes’, ‘Nank’ and ‘RCD’. Club great Neil Balme, in the popular “Get Back with the Yellow and Black” segment, reminisces about four-time Tiger premiership player, and a good mate of his, Michael Green. Talking Tigers names the first half-forward flanker in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020 and nominates a talented trio for the centre half-forward role. And ‘Richo’ has a shock revelation about a sibling rivalry that has erupted at Tigerland. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richmond cult figure of the 1990s, Scott Turner, is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s podcast juggernaut, ‘Talking Tigers’. Scotty has an hilarious anecdote about his former teammate Paul Bulluss, and also reveals the role that he played in enhancing Richmond’s mighty ‘We’re From Tigerland’ theme song. In another jam-packed show, the TT team members discuss where Shai Bolton’s brilliant mark against Geelong last Friday night ranks among AFL football’s all-time great grabs, and they examine the exciting, crisis-creates-opportunity that now exists at the Club. Talking Tigers also names the second wingman in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020 and nominates three players for the first half-forward flank role. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking Tigers has a major exclusive in its latest episode out today. Richmond’s consumer general manager Dino Imbriano, a special guest on the premier podcast, revealed that the Club had reached the mighty 100,000-membership milestone for a fourth consecutive year. The announcement of that outstanding achievement at Tigerland is part of a sensational show. Other key highlights this week include a review of the Tigers’ stirring Round 7 victory over the Western Bulldogs, a preview of the big Round 8 clash with Geelong, Neil Balme’s insight into his old tough, Tiger forward partner Ricky McLean, and the naming of Bill Barrot as the centreman in TT’s best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of Richmond’s most versatile, valuable players throughout the past quarter-century, Matthew Rogers, is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s podcast juggernaut Talking Tigers. Rogers explains why he stayed in the SANFL with South Adelaide for an extra season after being drafted by Richmond at the end of 1992. He also reveals how he used a concise piece of advice from Tiger great Kevin Sheedy as motivation during his AFL career. And Rogers tells why TT’s own Matthew Richardson was to blame for dubbing him ‘Mini-hands’. Additionally, on this week’s show, the TT team pay tribute to robust Richmond triple premiership ruckman Toby Nankervis for his excellent early-season form. Plus, the player selected as the first wingman in TT’s best combined Richmond premiership side, from 1967-2020, is revealed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many of the iconic, magic moments in Dustin Martin’s magnificent playing career with Richmond are relived on this week’s episode of the Club’s podcast juggernaut ‘Talking Tigers’, as a special tribute to the champion in the lead-up to his AFL 250-game milestone on Saturday night. Talking Tigers put the call out to its legion of listeners to present their favourite Dusty moments – and they responded accordingly, with a multitude of monumental Martin memories. Club great Neil Balme, in his regular guest spot on TT, provides an enthusiastic update on the impressive progress of talented Tiger cub Maurice Rioli Jr. ‘Balmey’ also reviews Richmond’s big Round 5 victory over St Kilda and, in the ‘Get Back with the Yellow and Black’ segment, he gives an interesting insight into former teammate Neville Roberts. And TT reveals the player selected as the second half-back flanker in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richmond cult figure Brett ‘Birdman’ Evans makes a special guest appearance on the latest episode of the Club’s cult podcast ‘Talking Tigers’. Birdman talks about his time at Tigerland in TT’s popular new segment, ‘Where Are You Now?’. Also on this week’s show, the TT team has all the wash-up from Richmond’s epic Round 4 encounter with Port Adelaide, and the focus is on a Tiger Adelaide Oval specialist, who is in excellent early-season form. ‘Richo’ rants about a grossly unfair issue with the AFL’s new man-on-the-mark rule. And TT reveals the player selected as the second half-back in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In an AFL world that is full of change right now, it’s comforting for Richmond supporters to know the Club’s podcast juggernaut Talking Tigers remains a constant in their football lives. The latest episode is trademark TT, with plenty of information, opinion and entertainment to sate the appetite of Yellow and Black barrackers from right around the globe. Respected Richmond senior adviser Neil Balme, in his guest spot, provides an update on Sydney Stack’s return, as well as 213 cm Category B rookie Mate Colina’s arrival at Tigerland. ‘Balmey’ also excitedly discusses Noah Balta’s recent re-signing with the Tigers. Club great Matthew Richardson has some astonishing news about The Chief’s spin-off series plans. And TT reveals the player selected as the running half-back in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richmond icon Matthew Richardson is on fire in the latest episode of the Club’s podcast phenomenon Talking Tigers. ‘Richo’ serves up a bevy of “exclusives” to TT’s legion of listeners, including details of a contract extension for one of Richmond’s most exciting young players. In the popular, new “Where Are You Now” segment, Greg Tivendale answers the TT team’s “probing” questions with all the authority of the spearing left-foot kicks that he delivered to Richo and co. in his on-field heyday. And TT reveals the player selected as the tall back pocket in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where does Dustin Martin now rank among Richmond’s all-time greats? Talking Tigers poses that question to Yellow and Black icon Neil Balme on the latest episode of the Club’s podcast juggernaut. ‘Balmey’ provides an interesting insight into Dusty’s football mastery, as well as Damien Hardwick’s coaching expertise, in the wake of Dimma’s recent contract extension at Tigerland. The TT team thoroughly dissects Richmond’s Round 1 win v Carlton, along with how the Tigers adapted to the AFL’s new rule changes. And TT reveals the player selected at full-back in its best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

‘Talking Tigers’ is all over Richmond’s 2021 season-opener against Carlton at the MCG on Thursday night in this week’s episode. The TT team discuss the good dilemmas faced by the Richmond selectors in the Round 1 lead-up and then preview the big clash. Four-time Jack Dyer Medallist and former Tigers captain Wayne Campbell is the second subject of the podcast juggernaut’s popular new segment, “Where Are You Now?”. And, in its other top new segment for the year, TT names the small back pocket in the best combined Richmond premiership side from 1967-2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking Tigers has started its 10th year with an almighty bang! The first episode for 2021 of Richmond’s trailblazing podcast juggernaut is jam-packed with that trademark, perfect blend of information, opinion, amusement, and nostalgia. And, to further enhance TT’s truly awesome reputation, it has launched a couple of exciting new segments that are bound to strike a chord with Yellow and Black barrackers right throughout the world – from Ararat to Zaporozhye. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richmond’s podcast phenomenon Talking Tigers bows out of 2020 in grand style with a truly premier episode. The TT team examine the Club’s philosophy at last week’s AFL national draft, discuss new draftees Ryan and Rioli, marvel at the premiership players’ hunger for more flag success, and continue to bask in the glory of this year’s Grand Final triumph. Konrad Marshall, author of three superb Richmond post-premiership books, is a special guest on the show. Not only does Konrad provide an excellent insight into his latest book, “The Hard Way”, he also has some gobsmacking tales about ‘The Chief’. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.