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Rush Hour Melbourne: Best Bits

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Australian Football League
AFL
Melbourne
Triple M
Essendon Football Club
Sydney Swans
North Melbourne Football Club
Ford Ranger
Geelong Football Club
World Cup
Melbourne Football Club
Footy Show
Carlton Football Club
West Coast Eagles
Collingwood Football Club
James Hird
Rush Hour Melbourne
Fremantle Football Club
Tom Sparrow

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Recent Guests

Errol Gulden
Professional AFL player for the Sydney Swans
Sydney Swans
Episode: Errol Gulden Reveals Who He Was Barracking For When The Socceroos Played Turkey
Sam Docherty
Former AFL player and author
Carlton Football Club
Episode: Sam Docherty Talks About His New Book, and Why He Didn't Initially Want To Play For The Blues
Sarah Rowe
Irish Gaelic footballer representing Mayo, guest on AFLW preview
Mayo GAA / AFLW (Australia)
Episode: Sarah Rowe and Monique Conti Preview AFLW Australia vs Ireland
Mon Conti
AFLW player representing Australia, Richmond
Richmond Football Club
Episode: Sarah Rowe and Monique Conti Preview AFLW Australia vs Ireland
Ted Richards
Former Swans Premiership player, Essendon football director
Essendon Football Club
Episode: Ted Richards On Essendon's Coach, Grand Final Hangers, and Going Full Rover On A 3km Time Trial
Max King
AFL player for Saint Kilda Football Club
Saint Kilda Football Club
Episode: 'It's sad': Max King ruled out for the season
Jeremy Cameron
Geelong Cats forward
Geelong Cats
Episode: Jeremy Cameron Reveals When He Hopes To Play Again, and Why He's Wearing a Fishing Onesie
Jian Rooney
farmer and public figure referenced as a guest on the show
Episode: Billy's Idiot File - July 23
Sophie Molineux
Captain of Australia's women's T20 team
Australian Women's Cricket Team
Episode: Women's T20 Captain Sophie Molineux Celebrates Australia's World Cup Win

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Masai
Host of Rush Hour Melbourne: Best Bits; affiliated with Triple M / Rush Hour Melbourne.
James Brayshaw
Host of Rush Hour Melbourne: Best Bits; multiple appearances as a primary host.
Billy Brownless
Co-host with broad involvement on Rush Hour Melbourne; referenced across episodes.

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Sam Docherty Talks About His New Book, and Why He Didn't Initially Want To Play For The Blues
Q: So tell us about the journey to writing your own memoir.
Docherty explains that the idea came from discussions with his management and a partner writer who could shape his memories into a book, with the aim of helping others by sharing both footy stories and personal struggles.
Dash Daniels Talks Moving to SEM Phoenix, Razor Sponsorships, and why he Chose the NBL over America
Q: Why did you choose to stay in the NBL instead of moving to an American college program?
I chose to remain pro to compete against bigger, more experienced players, gain steady development, and learn directly from professionals, while keeping doors open for the NBA when the time is right.
Kevin Sheedy 1-on-1 With Billy Brownless
Q: What are some of the moments you regret from your coaching career?
Sheedy reflects on provocative stunts and acknowledges some may have crossed lines, indicating a mix of pride and regret while emphasizing learning from those episodes.
Alex Carey Calls In From Bangladesh, As Billy Reels Off ALL His Sponsors
Q: What's your favorite kitchen appliance to make soups and things like that, Kez?
It's gotta be a thermo mix, doesn't it?
Alex Carey Calls In From Bangladesh, As Billy Reels Off ALL His Sponsors
Q: If I wanted to buy a cricket bat, what cricket bat would I buy, Alex?
You'd get a kookaburra, of course.

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The show centers on high-energy, opinionated sports talk with a Melbourne bent, frequently featuring AFL coverage, coaching speculation, player updates, and lighthearted banter. Episodes pair sharp analysis of current footy drama—coaching rumors, mid-season trades, and standout performances—with playful bits, sponsor plugs, and guest interviews from players, journalists, and personalities connected to the AFL world. A notable strength is its blend of timely reporting, personal anecdotes, and a cheeky, irreverent tone that keeps sports fans engaged while also appealing to casual listeners who enjoy humor and behind-the-scenes drama. The format often includes sponsor integrations and recurring bits, delivering a lively, radio-show feel that s... more

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