Time To Talk
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||
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Used to be a great podcast, about Kylie and pop culture. Now it's dedicated to an insufferable antisemite drag queen and failed onlyfans idiot madame turdbeef. Stopped listening, get a grip.
Podcast Addict110 months agoJerriM- For ALL THE LOVERS
A must- listen for ALL Kylie Minogue fans. If you’re an OG going back to the 80’s…this PODCAST is for you. There are SOOO many episodes. Highly highly recommend 💜❤️💜
Apple Podcasts5Danwar72
Australiaa year ago - Only good for the Kylie discussions
I enjoy this podcast when they talk anything Kylie. The episodes I have dipped my toe in outside of the Kylie ones are a bit hard to sit through. In a Gaga episode the tired old “does she have male body parts” discussion came up, and then morphed into a non productive discussion about pronoun usage. The. On a Diddy episode, the guest felt like they literally were picked from a Q Anon forum. The Biden administration…Anthony Bourdain body swaps? Cmon now guys…
Apple Podcasts2Gab RafAustraliaa year ago - Next
Toxic content that demeans a lot of celebs. Think The New York Post, TMZ and the now defunct News of the World - it’s the same low level low IQ context. It’s unnecessarily grubby, but it doesn’t have to be
Apple Podcasts1Craig_jb29Australia2 years ago - Impressive
Great interview!
Apple Podcasts5Whitneyhc114
United States2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #205 | Australia/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #179 |  Finland/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #248 |  Indonesia/Music/Music Commentary |
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This show centers on pop culture, music, and celebrity topics with a distinctly Australian lens. Episodes often dissect fan culture around Kylie Minogue and Madonna, analyze media narratives, and share insider perspectives from the music and entertainment industries. A recurring strength is hosting chemistry and a candid interview style that blends fan sentiment with industry context, making it engaging for listeners who want both nostalgia and sharp cultural critique. It's notable for panel-style discussions, guest perspectives from musicians and industry insiders, and a willingness to tackle controversial topics with open, opinionated dialogue that still aims for balanced storytelling.
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Time To Talk launched 6 years ago and published 335 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Brad Bellman
2. Stephen Hammell
3. Steven Hamill
4. Rachel Smets
5. Wanda the Park
6. Tina Sparkles
7. Sophie Ellis-Baxter
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