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Something To Talk About

Stellar
Mental Health
Motherhood
Social Media
Australia
Parenting
Domestic Violence
Body Image
Family Dynamics
Grief
IVF
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

Mary Madigan went from reporting on Kyle Sandilands to having her own microphone on his show, and not everyone approved. Today on the Stellar podcast, Kyle and Mary join Sarrah Le Marquand to talk clashing opinions, the feminist backlash and Mary’s u... more

What would you do if your mum died, but you didn’t know what happened in her final days…or where her remains were? Celebrity make-up artist Michael Brown was 30 when he learned his mum had died two weeks earlier. Fifteen years on, he and his brother ... more

A year after retiring from a decorated swimming career that earned her eight Olympic medals (four of them gold), Ariarne Titmus is preparing for the release of her memoir Relentless. Ariarne sits down with Stellar’s content director Nicholas Fonseca ... more

Twenty years after walking her first runway for Victoria’s Secret, Miranda Kerr joins Sarrah Le Marquand to reflect on her modelling career and the ambition it has taken to build her successful skincare brand Kora Organics. She also sets the record s... more

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Recent Guests

Michael Brown
Celebrity make-up artist and former head make-up artist for Lancôme
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Episode: “I don’t know where my mum is buried”: A celebrity make-up artist’s search for answers
Ariarne Titmus
Retired Australian swimmer and eight-time Olympic medalist
Episode: Ariarne Titmus doubles down on Sydney Sweeney: “I don’t regret it”
Miranda Kerr
Founder of Kora Organics; former Victoria's Secret Angel
Kora Organics
Episode: Miranda Kerr on why her diet makes headlines
Sam Pang
Australia's reigning Gold Logie winner, TV host
Television (Logies, Sam Pang Tonight)
Episode: Sam Pang hates interviews. But he’s here anyway.
Tammin Sursok
Actress known for Home And Away and Pretty Little Liars; guest describing her career and personal journey
Actor
Episode: Tammin Sursok: I became ‘so addicted to the attention’
Phoebe Burgess
Phoebe Burgess, former wife of Sam Burgess, journalist and content creator, co-host of Overshare
Independent / Overshare
Episode: Why Phoebe Burgess hasn’t gone on a date in 7 years
Pia Miranda
Australian actor and TV personality known for Looking For Alibrandi and Survivor
Independent artist
Episode: Pia Miranda on Alibrandi 2.0, anxiety, and a Weinstein near-miss
Peta Credlin
Former Chief of Staff to Australia's Prime Minister; TV host and columnist
News24/Foxtel
Episode: Why Peta Credlin wanted Julia Gillard to succeed
Rodger Corser
Actor and guest on the episode
Actor, The Shawshank Redemption (staging)
Episode: The rumour Rodger Corser never saw coming

Host

Sarrah Le Marquand
Host of Something To Talk About

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1.6k ratings
  • Sam Pang what a BORE

    Oh my goodness Sam Pang how boring are you to listen to as a guest on a Pod. Turned it off ! Boring Boring Boring

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Mini-Kb
    Australiaa month ago
  • Pia Miranda

    Really enjoyed this episode with Pia and Nicholas Fonseca. Well thought out questions, interesting answers and everything that makes for an interesting interview.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MariaDeS40
    Australia2 months ago
  • Not much to talk about

    Occasionally interesting, often awkward, often superficial. Unsubscribed because I am uninterested in Both Sidesing it with really unlikeable people.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Ysalange
    United States2 months ago
  • 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
    Australia3 months 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 🎊
    Australia4 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.
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“I don’t know where my mum is buried”: A celebrity make-up artist’s search for answers
Q: What happened when you and your brother tried to find out more?
They tried contacting their mother's partner and her family, but could not locate them or establish where their mother had died. They did not contact police because they lacked basic details about her location and death, and eventually held a small ceremony in Albany without her remains.
“I don’t know where my mum is buried”: A celebrity make-up artist’s search for answers
Q: Can I ask what it was like to reveal something so personal to the world after you'd held on to it privately for so long?
Brown says intense dreams about his mother and feeling unsettled prompted him to share a personal Instagram video. He had rarely shown vulnerability there, but the response encouraged him to speak more openly.
Ariarne Titmus doubles down on Sydney Sweeney: “I don’t regret it”
Q: What was going through your mind when you saw that ad for the first time, and what made you decide to say something publicly?
Titmus says she initially felt anger because she saw the ad as diminishing women's sport by attaching it to a sexualized image. She decided to speak out because she felt able to make a point, though she later questioned whether public criticism gave the ad more attention.
Ariarne Titmus doubles down on Sydney Sweeney: “I don’t regret it”
Q: What did you find hardest about this treatment?
Titmus says the process was mentally and emotionally grueling. Learning that she had a very low egg reserve and a stricter timeline made her feel as though her body was failing, while she also worried about how fertility treatment might affect her new relationship.
Miranda Kerr on why her diet makes headlines
Q: Given the headlines around her breakfast diet, how does Kerr approach honesty and personal health choices in public?
She emphasizes honesty about what works for her blood type and body, acknowledges the sensitivity of public reactions, and reiterates that her choices are not universal prescriptions.

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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. Michael Brown
2. Ariarne Titmus
3. Miranda Kerr
4. Sam Pang
5. Tammin Sursok
6. Phoebe Burgess
7. Pia Miranda
8. Peta Credlin

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