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Something To Talk About

Stellar
Co-Parenting
Body Image
Divorce
Cultural Pressures
Family Dynamics
Motherhood
Women's Health
Disordered Eating
Mental Health
Single Parenting
Public Dating
Body Neutrality
Australia
Aging
Social Norms
Celebrity Life
Cost Of Living Crisis
Media Influence
Self Acceptanace
Royal Family

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

Trent Dalton is one of Australia’s most celebrated storytellers – a journalist-turned-bestselling author whose debut novel Boy Swallows Universe became a global phenomenon that leapt from page to Netflix and the stage. Now he’s back with Gravity Let ... more

It’s been a month since actor Miranda Tapsell gave birth to her son Vincent, adding to an already busy household that also includes her husband James and their three-year-old daughter Grace. But Miranda hasn’t really had the chance to take parental l... more

Jelena Dokic became one of the biggest names in tennis as a teenager, reaching world No.4 and defeating some of the sport’s top players. And in the years since leaving the court, she has spoken openly and powerfully about surviving family violence, s... more

Kathleen Folbigg was once considered Australia’s worst female serial killer after she was wrongly convicted of killing her four children. She spent 20 years in prison before being exonerated in 2023.

In her first ever podcast, Kathleen and the woma... more

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Recent Guests

Trent Dalton
Bestselling author and journalist
HarperCollins Australia
Episode: Trent Dalton: “If men owned their mistakes, we’d solve a lot of sh*t”
Miranda Tapsell
Australian actress and writer known for her roles in Top End Wedding and Top End Bub
Prime Video
Episode: For Miranda Tapsell, maternity leave isn’t really a thing
Jelena Dokic
Tennis prodigy and advocate for mental health and domestic violence survivors
Episode: Jelena Dokic: “I don’t hate my father. But I don’t forgive him”
Tracy Chapman
Best friend and advocate of Kathleen Folbigg
Episode: An interview with 'Australia's most hated woman' Kathleen Folbigg - Part one
Kathleen Folbigg
Convicted and pardoned woman known for the death of her four children
Episode: An interview with 'Australia's most hated woman' Kathleen Folbigg - Part one
Matt Shirvington
Co-host on Sunrise and work partner of Natalie Barr
Seven Network
Episode: Natalie Barr just set a breakfast TV record. But she isn't boasting about it
Indy Clinton
Award-winning content creator and influencer
Episode: Indy Clinton: the nose job, the trolls and the $8K dossier
Glennon Doyle
Author and speaker known for her books and advocacy on body image and resilience.
Episode: Glennon Doyle on body image, resilience - and that Ivanka Trump post
Sonia Kruger
Television presenter and Gold Logie nominee
Episode: Three Gold Logie nominees walk into a room…

Host

Sarrah Le Marquand
Host of Something To Talk About and an advocate for women's voices, Sarrah engages in thoughtful and intimate conversations with guests, emphasizing personal stories and societal discussions.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Love this podcast!

    I absolutely love this podcast and am so glad I found it. Such great insights into people we know and love, like, people we don’t understand. The episode with Michelle Bridges is one of the best yet. My only criticism, if I had to have one, is Sarah please speak up! Your voice drops at the end of your sentences sometimes and it’s hard to hear and understand. Otherwise, love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miss*K
    Australiaa month ago
  • Love the show but

    Sometimes Sarah’s questions are too long and get lost in their translation of what is actually being asked.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NZMcLean
    Australiaa month ago
  • Please delete the Erin episode!!!!!!!

    I find it interesting the Erin Molan episode has been taken off all socials, but is still uploaded on all podcast platforms. You’re obviously aware this was a poor decision but can’t handle the criticism in the comments section. I cannot forgive giving someone like Erin Molan a voice. She does nothing but spread misinformation and promote a genocide. Disgusting and won’t be listening again.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    grace___1997
    Australiaa month ago
  • Support all women and children !

    Do not support platforming genocide supporters. Free Palestine!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    joydlon11
    Australiaa month ago
  • Propagandist! What on earth were you thinking?

    Platforming a pro genocide cheerleader? Good Lord! I used to listen to this podcast and generally found Sarah inquisitive and engaging. I even accepted the obvious lack of diversity in guests. But with this guest you’ve lost a listener. Erin Molan spews vile misinformation and has been on Hasbara tours for a nation credibly accused of genocide. A country that murders doctors, journalists and aid workers and has created the largest cohort of paediatric amputees in history. This is more than a la... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Naded L
    Australia2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Overall, the mix of empowerment and personal anecdotes resonates well with the audience, making it a popular choice for discussions around women's issues.
Listeners appreciate the diversity of guests and the personal insights they bring to significant societal topics.
Some listeners express strong dissatisfaction with particular guest choices, reflecting concerns over the platforming of controversial figures.
Many find the host's style engaging and intimate but critique the length of questions, which can obscure the main points.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#231
Australia/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#46
Australia/Society & Culture
Apple Podcasts
#199
New Zealand/Society & Culture

Talking Points

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Jelena Dokic: “I don’t hate my father. But I don’t forgive him”
Q: Is that a fair assessment of your current life situation?
Yes, Jelena expresses that she is the happiest she's ever been, balancing her professional and personal life while acknowledging continuous growth.
Jelena Dokic: “I don’t hate my father. But I don’t forgive him”
Q: What do you think it means to be a girl in 2025?
Jelena emphasizes the ongoing need for equality and the right tools for girls, highlighting the issues they face, such as lack of education and early marriage.
Jelena Dokic: “I don’t hate my father. But I don’t forgive him”
Q: What is the response from people? Because I would imagine that safe space, you are somebody that would be that person for a lot of people. How do you find that?
Jelena reflects on how she gets approached often, which honors her responsibility to help and connect with others, recognizing people feel safe to share their stories with her.
Six months on, axed Today star Alex Cullen is ready to talk
Q: Are you at peace with how your relationship with the network ended?
I am, yeah. I'm okay with it. I choose to look back on my time at Nine as a really great time.
Six months on, axed Today star Alex Cullen is ready to talk
Q: How do you characterize what happened on air that day?
It was a silly mistake and one I should have thought through.

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Recent guests on Something To Talk About include:

1. Trent Dalton
2. Miranda Tapsell
3. Jelena Dokic
4. Tracy Chapman
5. Kathleen Folbigg
6. Matt Shirvington
7. Indy Clinton
8. Glennon Doyle

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