Richmond AFLW star Sarah Hosking joins the Marty Sheargold Show to preview Round 14, including Dusty's barber appearing at the G for his 300th, Sarah's favourite walk-out songs & could we see the first ever international women's match?

Maxy Gawn caught up with the Marty Sheargold Show before jetting off to Alice Springs to play Fremantle in Round 12. The Demons skipper chats about his current form, the best young rucks in the game, and delivers a new top five!

Triple M's Dale Thomas stopped by the Marty Sheargold Show to discuss all the big talking points in footy - and look ahead to the upcoming round of matches!

Cold Chisel is getting the band back together to celebrate the classic catalogue of songs they have built up over their 50 year career. Jimmy and Mossy sit down with Marty Sheargold to look back on the history of the Aussie rockers!

Dale Thomas stopped in for his regular stint on the Marty Sheargold Show, discussing the major talking points within the AFL world. Daisy talks the 6-week ban given to Luke Parker, reasons for the plethora of injuries across the league, and the Harley Reid hype reaching fever pitch!

Demons skipper Max Gawn joins the Marty Sheargold Show for his weekly round preview. The team share fun facts sent in from Max's mother Sandra, Max reveals his top Indigenous teammates to celebrate Sir Doug Nicholls round, & provides his predictions for the matches ahead. 

Triple M's Dale Thomas caught up with the Marty Sheargold Show to run through all the talking points across the AFL, and look ahead to the upcoming fixture

Melbourne's Max Gawn joined the Marty Sheargold Show following his side's one point loss to Carlton on Thursday night. The Demons skipper condemns the recent homophobic slurs by AFL players, and talks premiership rings, his long-range kicking, Tom Hawkins' milestone and more.

Triple M's Dale Thomas spoke to the Marty Sheargold Show ahead of another big weekend of footy, discussing the prospect of premiership rings, sin bins and more!

Melbourne Demons captain Max Gawn joined the Marty Sheargold Show for his weekly preview of the round. The team discuss the AFL raising awareness around the issues with gender-based violence, Sam Draper's podcast comments about the Bulldogs, and rivalry round!

Demons captain Max Gawn dropped by to look back at all the action from Round 6, including the duty of care debate, the hype around Harley Reid, and where to now for North Melbourne?

Melbourne star Max Gawn joined the Marty Sheargold Show to take a deeper look at the remaining matches of Round 6. The club captain shared thoughts on Charlie Cameron's "good record" defence at the tribunal, playing down injuries to doctors, and a ripping story on Triple M commentator Simon Black!

Dale Thomas joins The Marty Sheargold Show ahead of Round 6, discussing Brisbane's Charlie Cameron's downgraded suspension, did North make a mistake missing Harley Reid? And which is the biggest town of AFL Nuffies?

Over thirty years ago, John Wayne Bobbitt was woken in the night by wife Lorena cutting off his penis, believing him to have committed adultery. The case was talked about - and winced at by blokes - all over the world. Recently John Wayne Bobbitt was back in the news as he had his toes cut off due to contaiminated water, meaning he can no longer work. The  former Marine, Donald Trump supporter and one-time adult film actor now wears prosthetic shoes and walks with a limp. So we asked Marty Sheargold Show listeners - Did you lose TWO BITS?!? 

Demons captain Max Gawn joins the Marty Sheargold Show for a look back on the round, discussing his current form, quality wins from Adelaide, Essendon, and Max tells us who he rates as the best kick in the competition.  

Rosie Walton, Matty O'Gorman and Shaun Gough of 105.1 Triple M Melbourne - the home of The Marty Sheargold Show - celebrate the memory of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain who passed away in tragic circumstances 30 years ago today.  With epic stories from Triple M Melbourne listeners, Rosie, Matty and Goughy paint a vivid picture of Cobain's amazing contribution to music, plus hear from various listeners who saw Nirvana in person - especially those who were there for the legendary performances by the band at The Palace Hotel, Melbourne less than two years before Cobain's passing.  For more great Nirvana content, check out 'Behind The Hits' special on LiSTNR. Just search 'Nirvana' and it's the first podcast that pops up. And, of course, keep it on Triple M to hear Nirvana more than any other station in Australia.  Rock In Peace, Kurt Cobain. 

Marty Sheargold and the team explored the story of Mitchell C. Vest who was arrested after visiting an antiques store wearing a skirt, inserting items into his rectum then replacing them on the shelves. 

On The Marty Sheargold Show's Fact Check this morning, Loren dug up the stats on Aussie beers. Do you drink the most popular froffie?  While Foster's is still the largest-selling Australian beer brand in the world, it is not as popular and relatively rare compared with other beers in Australia.. In January 2005, the brand was one of the ten best-selling beers globally. Australia’s top selling beers of 2022 (the last data) 1. Great Northern (Brewed by CUB, part of Asahi) 2. Carlton Dry (CUB/Asahi) 3. XXXX Gold (Lion, part of Kirin) 4. Coopers (independent) 5. Victoria Bitter (CUB/Asahi) 6. Corona (Anheuser-Busch InBev, brewed in Australia by CUB/Asahi) 7. Tooheys (Lion/Kirin) 8. Hahn (Lion/Kirin) 9. Pure Blonde (CUB/Asahi) 10. Asahi (CUB/Asahi) Non-alcohol beer accounts for more than 1% of beer sales at the retail level in Australia; industry observers expect that figure to rise to 2% by 2025. Within an alcoholic beverage market worth some $16.3 billion, beer comprises about 48% compared to wine at 29% and spirits at 21%. Within the beer sector, premium beers have a 7.8% share of the market; full-strength beer has 70.6%; mid-strength holds 12%; and light beer has 9.6%. 85% of beer is produced by national brewers, the remainder by regional or microbreweries. 

Aussie A-lister Eric Bana dropped by Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show ahead of the premiere of independent film Force Of Nature: The Dry 2. Bana also reminisced over his career films, and early beginnings as a stand-up comedian alongside Marty!