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Something To Talk About

Stellar
Mental Health
Motherhood
Social Media
Australia
Parenting
Domestic Violence
Body Image
Family Dynamics
IVF
Grief
Co-Parenting
Pregnancy
Fertility
Sobriety
Self-Care
Media Representation
Abbie Chatfield
True Crime
Divorce
Women In Media

When Australia's celebrities are ready to talk, they come to Something To Talk About. A new episode of the Stellar podcast is available every Sunday.

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Latest Episodes

Rodger Corser is returning to the stage for the first time in almost 20 years, playing the corrupt warden in a new Australian production of The Shawshank Redemption.

In this Father’s Day episode, Rodger reflects on raising a busy family, reveals wh... more

On this episode of the Stellar podcast, we’re shifting gears to talk about something that affects almost every Australian: the damage our everyday lives may be doing to our skin.

Associate Professor Michelle Rodrigues, an internationally recognised ... more

Natalie Imbruglia has spent almost 35 years in the spotlight, but at 51 she says she's having more fun than ever.

Ahead of the release of her seventh album, Algorithm, Natalie joins Something To Talk About to reflect on the extraordinary success of... more

Delta Goodrem has just had one of the biggest years of her personal and professional life.

She's married long-time partner Matthew Copley, represented Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest, and performed at the closing ceremony of the Commonweal... more

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Recent Guests

Natalie Imbruglia
Award-winning singer-songwriter, actor, and entrepreneur
Independent artist
Episode: At 51, Natalie Imbruglia has finally given herself a break
Delta Goodrem
Australian musician and actress
Professional musician and performer
Episode: Inside Delta Goodrem's biggest year
Angie Kent
Reality TV star and public figure discussing grief, IVF, and motherhood by choice
Celebrity (Gogglebox Australia, The Bachelorette)
Episode: Angie Kent's year from hell
Robert Irwin
Wildlife conservationist, TV host, and son of Steve Irwin
Australia Zoo, Wildlife Warriors
Episode: Robert Irwin on the weight of his family legacy
Tina Arena
Australian singer and performer
Independent artist
Episode: Tina Arena: “I don’t give a f**k anymore”
Sonia Kruger
Australian television host and entertainer
Television industry (The Voice, Logies, Dancing With The Stars)
Episode: Is Sonia Kruger leaving Australian TV?
Kaylee McKeown
Five-time Olympic gold medallist swimmer
Australian swimming team (Dolphins)
Episode: Kaylee McKeown’s first interview since pulling out of the Commonwealth Games
Gretel Killeen
Australian television host, author, and performer
Television presenter and author
Episode: Gretel Killeen and the “feminist men” who changed Australian TV forever
Julia Morris
Australian comedian and TV presenter
I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here
Episode: Julia Morris: No more jungle... but finally a Gold Logie?

Host

Sarrah Le Marquand
Host of Something To Talk About

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Sonia Kruger

    Interesting interview and Sonia was right in what she said about Sunrise’s Natalie Barr who has done what no breakfast TV star could - outlasted them all across more than two decades on air.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Literature89
    Australiaa month ago
  • Best podcast ever.

    I’ve loved the one with Bridey Drake. It’s truly a very good podcast, and it keeps you hooked and entertained. This podcast is so good. I love how you do new episodes every week and the name, Something To Talk About is just a really good name. 5 stars! ✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Book lover 🎊
    Australia2 months ago
  • The hidden benefits of peaking later in life

    I loved this episode with Frances Whiting! She is so warm and funny. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    7AFT
    Australia3 months ago
  • Another Perfect Interview

    I have just finished the interview and discussion with Lisa about her new book. Sarrah, really does interview her guests with such respect, still touches on the personal aspects we probably also would to know about while also giving the reason the guest is there, their feature in Stella, “the plug” but without it being oversold. This podcast has become a must listen in my weekly repertoire. Highly recommended

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Didda Brown
    Australia5 months ago
  • Clare Stephens

    Interesting interview. Clare is thoughtful, intelligent and articulate with a good sense of humour.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CateP*
    Australia8 months ago

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Guests are described as thoughtful, articulate, and engaging, with the host bringing respect and depth to conversations.
Critiques often center on pacing or interview style rather than the guest quality, suggesting strong content but variable delivery.
The show's mix of high-profile interviews and personal storytelling resonates with fans seeking authentic, behind-the-scenes insights.
Listeners appreciate candidness and diverse guest rosters, though some express preference for more listener-focused questions.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Angie Kent's year from hell
Q: What drove Angie to become a solo mother by choice while caring for her father?
She has always wanted to be a mother and believes she can do it on her own terms; the decision is rooted in independence, timing, and a strong support network, with IVF playing a key role in enabling that path.
Is Sonia Kruger leaving Australian TV?
Q: There have been reports you might move overseas; is there truth to that?
She acknowledges there could be opportunities abroad and expresses openness to guest judging roles in the UK or US.
Is Sonia Kruger leaving Australian TV?
Q: You've had a lot on your plate during peak years; how does it feel being a bit more scaled back now?
She describes a quieter pace allowing time for family and other life aspects, while still enjoying live TV and upcoming The Voice season.
Is Sonia Kruger leaving Australian TV?
Q: Is there a world where you see yourself going back to something in morning TV or breakfast TV?
She doesn't see herself returning to breakfast TV, preferring nighttime work and feeling at home in the lounge room audience.
Tina Arena: “I don’t give a f**k anymore”
Q: What do you think about the monoculture debate in Australia and the push for national identity in the arts?
She argues globalization has homogenized cultures, stressing the need to protect local ecosystems and prioritize Australian artists, while recognizing the impact of international influence on the local scene.

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What is Something To Talk About about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid interview series centered on Australian celebrities and public figures, exploring career trajectories, personal growth, and the realities behind fame. Conversations often touch on resilience, aging in the spotlight, parenthood, health journeys, and the balance between public life and private values. The show frequently features guests who are trailblazers or high-profile entertainers, athletes, and creators, with a warm, probing hosting style that invites vulnerability and practical insights for listeners navigating similar paths. A standout quality is the breadth of topics—from mental health and recovery to entrepreneurship and documentary projects—paired with guests' openness about challenges and reinvention, making it helpful fo... more

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Recent guests on Something To Talk About include:

1. Natalie Imbruglia
2. Delta Goodrem
3. Angie Kent
4. Robert Irwin
5. Tina Arena
6. Sonia Kruger
7. Kaylee McKeown
8. Gretel Killeen

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