Talking Tigers, the Official Richmond podcast

Richmond list manager Blair Hartley is a special guest on a top-class off-season episode of the Club’s podcast juggernaut ‘Talking Tigers’. Hartley provides TT’s legion of loyal listeners with an interesting insight into Richmond’s recruitment of star key forward Tom Lynch, the departure of players to rival league clubs, the re-signing of several Tigers, and an overview of the Club’s list management strategy.

It’s an emotional rollercoaster for ‘Talking Tigers’ legion of loyal listeners on the final episode of the 2018 season. The TT team dissect last Friday night’s disappointing preliminary final loss to Collingwood, and pay tribute to one of their own, who is departing the studio for bluer pastures. Amid the sadness, however, there’s also plenty of positivity expressed about Richmond’s prospects for 2019 and beyond, plus some trademark Talking Tigers mirth.

All roads lead to the MCG this Friday night for the blockbuster Richmond v Collingwood preliminary final clash, but in the meantime ‘Talking Tigers’ takes its legion of listeners on a rollicking ride, with an episode totally befitting of the momentous occasion. The TT team preview the epic encounter, take a look at the history of the intense Tigers-Magpies rivalry and analyse Dusty’s prospects in next Monday night’s 2018 Brownlow Medal count, while ‘Richo’ emphatically states his case for personal retrospective rewards from the AFL. Remember, if the Tigers turn you on, make sure you turn on to Talking Tigers.

The already glowing reputation of ‘Talking Tigers’ as a September specialist is further enhanced through this week’s cracking episode. Richmond’s official podcast rises to the occasion in trademark superlative style, with a systematic examination of the team’s decisive qualifying final victory over Hawthorn. From Dusty’s dazzling goal, to the forward-half dynamics of talented, young duo Daniel Rioli and Jack Higgins, the top-class defensive efforts of Dylan Grimes, the robust return of gun midfielder Kane Lambert, and the inspirational deeds of captain Trent Cotchin, the Yellow and Black qualifying final highlights are covered off brilliantly by the TT team. Remember, if the Tigers turn you on, make sure you turn on to Talking Tigers, presented by Audio-Visual partner, Bang & Olufsen.

Valuable, veteran Richmond midfielder Shaun Grigg makes a welcome return to the ‘Talking Tigers’ studio for his ever popular guest gig on this week’s show. Grigg serves up a veritable smorgasbord of Yellow and Black information and entertainment, including a look at Thursday night’s big qualifying final against Hawthorn, his top moments from last year’s finals series, what grinds his gears in September, a tribute to good mate Dustin Martin ahead of Dusty’s 200th AFL game and, of course, the latest amazing instalment in the ‘Chronicles of Kamdyn’.

The home-and-away season is over, the sweet smell of September is in the air, and ‘Talking Tigers’ is primed to take its podcast game to an even higher level throughout what shapes as a fantastic finals series. On this week’s episode of Richmond’s podcast juggernaut, among a host of topics covered, as per usual, the TT team pay special tribute to coach Damien Hardwick and star key forward Jack Riewoldt, examine the history of the No. 25 guernsey at Tigerland, and discuss why ‘The Chief’ is so flat following his trip to Canberra last week.

A Bulldog great bobbed up in the ‘Talking Tigers’ studios today . . . Bob Murphy was a special guest on the latest episode of Richmond’s podcast juggernaut. He spoke passionately about growing up as a mad-keen Tiger fan, who idolised TT’s own Matthew Richardson, and reflected on his work experience stint at Richmond in the late 1990s. And Bob also had some interesting things to say about the Tigers’ 2018 premiership prospects.

It was 10 out of 10 for Jack Riewoldt with his 10-goal haul last Saturday, and it’s 10 out of 10 for ‘Talking Tigers’, presented by Audio-Visual partner, Bang & Olufsen, with another episode of podcast perfection today. Among a host of topics covered off on this week’s bumper show, the TT team dissect Riewoldt’s outstanding performance against Gold Coast, discuss Richmond’s elite attacking backline weapons, and reflect on the history of the No. 31 Yellow and Black guernsey. And ‘Richo’ reveals what ‘The Chief’ has done that should never be done! Remember, if the Tigers turn you on, make sure you turn on to Talking Tigers.

Finals football in September may be fast approaching, with Richmond sitting on top of the league ladder, but the Club’s official podcast ‘Talking Tigers’ continues to just take it one glorious episode at a time. On this week’s show, the TT team take a look back at last Friday night’s thrilling victory over Geelong, discuss the top form of several Tiger players and examine the proud history of the No. 2 Richmond guernsey, while ‘Richo’ presents a trademark gobsmacking instalment of ‘Chief Watch’. There’s all that, and so much more, in another entertaining, enlightening and energetic episode of the podcast phenomenon which has captured the imagination of the Yellow and Black nation.

Richmond superstar Dustin Martin returns for another guest appearance on the Club’s podcast phenomenon ‘Talking Tigers’ this week. ‘Dusty’ provides TT’s loyal, legion of listeners with a list of his favourite restaurants and cafes, while his teammate and good mate, Shaun Grigg, joins him in the studio for the long-awaited next instalment in the ‘Chronicles of Kamdyn”. All that, plus the highly-popular regular segments, makes for a truly massive edition of Talking Tigers, presented by Audio-Visual partner, Bang & Olufsen.

Mega-blockbuster, traditional rivalry, mammoth membership milestone, rising star, back-to-back Brownlow, goalkicking gun, a chief birthday celebration . . . They’re just some of the top topics covered off on another bumper episode of Richmond’s podcast juggernaut ‘Talking Tigers’ this week. The TT team members once again provide their legion of loyal listeners with sheer podcast gold nuggets to feast on and satisfy their appetite for all things Yellow and Black.

‘Talking Tigers’, continues to provide its legion of loyal listeners, from the four corners of the world, with pure podcast gold. In another bumper episode this week, the TT team review last Saturday night’s narrow loss to GWS, discuss the impressive return from injury of talented premiership pair Dion Prestia and Daniel Rioli, reflect on Richmond’s record out at the old Waverley Park, and examine the history of the No. 30 Yellow and Black guernsey. And Tiger great Matthew Richardson has the inside word on a virtual reality check for ‘The Chief’ last weekend.

‘Talking Tigers’ is emulating the form of Richmond’s successful senior side, as we fast approach the business end of season 2018. The Club’s official podcast is at the top of its game and setting a cracking pace out in front of the podcast pack. In another jam-packed episode this week, Richmond great Matthew Richardson pays special tribute to two premiership Tigers – Shane Edwards and David Astbury – and also presents an edition of ‘Chief Watch’ that will truly bemuse you. The TT team also review last Friday night’s decisive victory over Adelaide, look ahead to the big Round 17 clash with GWS at Spotless Stadium, and reflect on the history of the No. 10 Yellow and Black guernsey.

‘Talking Tigers’ is the perfect remedy for the biting cold of winter . . . Richmond’s official podcast juggernaut will warm the cockles of your heart with its special recipe combining information, entertainment and illumination. Among a host of items discussed on this week’s episode, the TT team review last Thursday night’s stirring victory over Sydney, look ahead to the big Round 16 clash with Adelaide at the MCG, mull over the history of the No. 14 Yellow and Black guernsey, reminisce about some key Tiger happenings at Etihad Stadium, and reflect on a golden ‘me, me, me’ incident involving ‘The Chief’ in his native state of Tasmania.

‘Talking Tigers’ starts the grand journey of its next 200 episodes in grand style with a cracking show this week. The TT team cast a collective eye over Richmond’s blockbuster Round 15 clash with Sydney at Etihad Stadium on Thursday night, reflect on the history of the No. 22 Yellow and Black guernsey, take a trip down memory lane to reminisce about some key Tiger happenings at the Swans’ old Lake Oval home ground, and celebrate some good news involving one of their own. And the latest instalment of ‘Chief Watch’ will leave you truly gobsmacked.