
Talking Melbourne features some of Melbourne's most recognisable names. Tune in as they share their stories, and favourite tunes, with Darren James.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Author, actor and broadcaster Michael Veitch joins Darren James for Talking Melbourne.
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Roland Rocchiccioli joins Darren James for Talking Melbourne.
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English singer-songwriter Ralph McTell joins Darren James for Talking Melbourne.
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Australian television presenter and personality and pop singer, Jamie Redfern, joins Darren James for Talking Melbourne.
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Darren James this week is joined by Australian country music singer-songwriter and pianist Jade Hurley.
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Darren James talks to photographer, Ross Halfin on Weekend Breakfast. Listen here!
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Australian pastry chef and Aerospace engineer Kate Reid joins Darren James for Talking Melbourne.
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Reginald Livermore AO an Australian actor, singer, theatrical performer, designer, director, lyricist and writer joins Darren James for Talking Melbourne.
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A Melbourne-focused interview series that spotlights prominent local figures across arts, sports, media, and public life, guided by host Darren James. Episodes mix career retrospectives, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and reflections on Melbourne's cultural scene, with guests ranging from theatre legends and musicians to journalists, athletes, and philanthropists. The show often threads in personal stories, community ties, and regional pride, making it a reliable listen for listeners who enjoy eclectic, personality-driven conversations anchored in Melbourne's identity. A standout pattern is the breadth of guests—from theatre icons and TV personalities to sports leaders and charity advocates—creating a vibrant mosaic of the city's zeitgeist wh... more
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Recent guests on Talking Melbourne include:
1. Michael Veitch
2. Roland Rocchiccioli
3. Ralph McTell
4. Jamie Redfern
5. Jade Hurley
6. Ross Halfin
7. Kate Reid
8. Reg Livermore
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