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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
Media Representation
Abbie Chatfield
True Crime
Divorce
Women In Media
Podcasting

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

One minute, Taylor Haynes was doing a live cross at the Sydney Fish Market. The next, the Today show reporter was going viral around the world.

After a crab latched onto her finger during an Easter weekend segment, Taylor became an overnight intern... more

Jessica Hull is one of the fastest women in the world and the first Australian woman in history to win an Olympic medal in the 1500 metres. But she says that silver medal in Paris was never the end goal. It was proof of what’s possible.

On this epi... more

Tammy Hembrow is one of the most talked-about people on the internet, but depending on your algorithm, you might only know one version of her. The devoted mother of three. The fitness entrepreneur helming a multimillion-dollar empire. The glamorous i... more

Erin Holland’s road to motherhood has been anything but easy.

When she last joined the podcast in January, Erin was in the middle of a four-year fertility journey with her husband Ben Cutting and had just learnt the latest in a long line of IVF tra... more

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Recent Guests

Taylor Haynes
Broadcaster and weather/roving reporter on Today Show
Channel 9 (Today Show)
Episode: Breakfast TV’s ‘crab girl’ Taylor Haynes on going viral
Jessica Hull
Olympic silver medalist, world record holder in middle distance
Australian athletics / Olympic team
Episode: Why a silver medal isn’t good enough for Jessica Hull
Tammy Hembrow
Celebrity, fitness entrepreneur, and influencer
Tammy Fit
Episode: Tammy Hembrow on "absent mum" claims and the sexist double standard
Tommy Little
Comedian; wellness advocate; touring performer
Independent
Episode: Tommy Little: “This is going to be real vulnerable”
Dr. Chris Brown
Veterinarian and television presenter, expert on wildlife and animal care
Seven / The Stellar Podcast
Episode: Dr Chris Brown: romance, renos and a wild encounter with “cocaine hippos”
Lisa Wilkinson
Television presenter and journalist
Australian media / Television and Journalism
Episode: Sneak peek: an Easter weekend teaser
Jessica Mauboy
Australian singer and performer, former Idol contestant and mentor
Music artist
Episode: Twenty years after Idol, Jessica Mauboy can’t forget the body shaming
Amber Sherlock
Newsreader and weather presenter, former Channel 9
Australian media (Nine)
Episode: Amber Sherlock thinks TV still isn’t ready for women over 50
Melanie C
Former Spice Girl, solo artist, DJ, and TV presenter
Spice Girls / Solo career
Episode: Melanie C on sexism, ageism and the Spice Girls’ group chats

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Sarrah Le Marquand
Host of Something To Talk About

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • 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
    Australia2 months ago
  • Clare Stephens

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CateP*
    Australia5 months ago
  • Buddy & Jesinta Franklin

    Really enjoyed this episode. What a lovely down to earth couple. Good luck to them and the new bub.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mul Jol
    Australia6 months ago
  • Abbie and Adam

    Love them both and usually this show has great guests. I’d love if the host could ask clearer questions and talk less overall

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    SEP1984zzz
    Australia7 months ago
  • Abbie & Adam

    Loved this episode they are a perfect couple and compliment each other well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Batesygirl4
    Australia7 months ago

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Listeners praise thoughtful, respectful interviewing that balances guest autonomy with insightful questions.

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Why a silver medal isn’t good enough for Jessica Hull
Q: What comes next after LA 2028—retirement, or another Olympic cycle?
She acknowledges she can't race forever but sees potential for a long post-elite career, with interest in Brisbane 2032 and continued involvement in sport.
Why a silver medal isn’t good enough for Jessica Hull
Q: What are your thoughts on the business side of sport and gender equity in sponsorships and contracts?
Hull notes variability and lack of transparency in contracts, but emphasizes that prize money in athletics has historically been 50-50 and opportunities for endorsements ebb and flow.
Why a silver medal isn’t good enough for Jessica Hull
Q: What was it like to win Paris's historic medal, and how does that shape your pursuit of gold?
She expresses that the silver medal's significance has evolved into a larger dream of gold, fueling a longer-term plan and fueling ongoing motivation.
Why a silver medal isn’t good enough for Jessica Hull
Q: How do you navigate the father-daughter coaching dynamic, and how has that shaped your development as an athlete?
She describes a collaborative coach-athlete relationship with open dialogue, allowing him to coach while also being dad, which reduces pressure and strengthens trust.
Why a silver medal isn’t good enough for Jessica Hull
Q: Do you have a memory of when you first got a sense that you ran just a bit faster than the other kids?
Hull recalls realizing her potential while competing with boys from a young age, which gave her hunger to win and a taste for competing at higher levels.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Something To Talk About

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

The show features candid interviews with Australia's high-profile celebrities, journalists, athletes, musicians, and public figures, focusing on personal resilience, career pivots, motherhood, and public scrutiny. Conversations often blend behind-the-scenes career insights with intimate discussions about family, identity, body image, and societal expectations, offering both entertainment and practical takeaways for listeners. Noteworthy is the host's ability to pull personal stories from guests who are accustomed to public attention, turning fame into thoughtful storytelling and actionable guidance for aspiring guests or brands seeking sponsorship alignment. The format leans into long-form, reflective chats that balance warmth with incisive... more

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Recent guests on Something To Talk About include:

1. Taylor Haynes
2. Jessica Hull
3. Tammy Hembrow
4. Tommy Little
5. Dr. Chris Brown
6. Lisa Wilkinson
7. Jessica Mauboy
8. Amber Sherlock

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