Josh Speaking

Hamish Blake is best known for his work as one half of the comedy duo Hamish & Andy. In this episode of Josh Speaking, Hamish talks email hacking, buying habits, peanut butter, drive throughs, hats, memory and much more!

Simon Taylor is a Melbourne based writer and comedian whose jokes are heard by millions of people every week on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. In this episode of Josh Speaking, Simon talks about how he went from being a psychology student, to a magician, to a comedian in just a few short years, while writing for some of the biggest names in the business.

Ryan Shelton has worked on some of Australia's largest T.V productions, as both a writer and performer. From his work on Rove Live, to his hilarious contribution on Hamish & Andy's Gap Year, Ryan has built a career on having fun and working just as hard. In this episode of Josh Speaking, Ryan talks about how it all started with a friendship and a passion to entertain, with some fantastic stories along the way. Ryan is currently working on Hamish & Andy's Asian Gap Year, which will be airing in the coming months.

How did Fifi Box go from flipping burgers to having one of Australia's top FM national radio shows? In this one hour interview, Fifi opens up about her journey as a broadcaster, which has seen her travel around the world doing what she loves. From her time as a weather reporter on Channel 7's Sunrise, to her extensive career with the Austereo Network and her recent pregnancy; Fifi talks about the high and lows of her colourful career. Listen to Fifi Box on the Today Network, Tuesday to Friday, 4pm - 6pm around Australia.

For someone in their early 30s, Jules Lund sure has achieved a lot. From traveling around the world as a travel reporter for Channel 9's Getaway, to hosting a national drive time radio show (Fifi and Jules), Jules has spent the majority of his life honing his craft as a presenter. In this candid interview, Jules opens up about life on the road, the anxiety of being a perfectionist and the relationships that have changed his life.

At 40 years of age, Australian businessman Joe Cross realised that he was Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead after spending over twenty years of his life focussing on wealth, rather than his health. With a debilitating auto immune disease and being 45 kilograms overweight, Joe decided to do something about it. In 2007, Joe began his journey spending 60 days in the United States, with the aim to improve his health, lose weight and get off medication. Joe's film, Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead has been seen by millions of people from around the world.

Shane Jacobson is an Australian actor, presenter, comedian, writer, storyteller and filmmaker. In episode one of Josh Speaking, Shane opens up about life as a public figure and the fascinating journey that has seen him 'living the dream' every day. Shane is best known for his work on Kenny, Charlie & Boots, Surviving Georgia, Top Gear Australia and the new tele-movie Beaconsfield, which premieres on Sunday, April 22 -- 8:30pm -- Channel 9.