Player power prevails on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. Nathan Broad, fresh off his AFL 150-game milestone, returns with his popular ‘Zingers’ segment. ‘Broady’ will interview all of the Club’s new draftees throughout the season, kicking off with promising Tiger cub and backline teammate Luke Trainor. Meanwhile, talented, young defender Tom Brown is a special guest in the TT studio, discussing, among a variety of topics, his development at Tigerland, his elite kicking skills, and his hobby away from football. Also on this week’s show, the TT team take the positives out of the Round 2 loss to Port Adelaide. And, in “60 Years of MCG Memories”, the spotlight is on one of the most highly-publicised and anticipated player debuts in Richmond history, which took place in Round 2 of the 1966 season. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the latest episode.

Richmond’s rousing Round 1 victory over Carlton has the team at Talking Tigers rising to a new level on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast. Where does the win rank in all-time Tigerland history? Where does Sam Lalor’s exciting debut rank? The TT team discuss these topics, as well as a host of others on a huge show, including the two other Round 1 debutants Luke Trainor and Harry Armstrong, Jack Ross’ AFL career-best performance, Kamdyn McIntosh’s new run-with role, Toby Nankervis’ inspirational leadership and Seth Campbell’s brilliant goal and subsequent extraordinary on-field celebration. Also on this week’s show, the ’60 Years of MCG Memories’ segment focuses on a game in 1988 that was eerily similar to last Thursday night’s encounter. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the latest episode.

The extra pre-season work has paid off with the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers peaking on the eve of Round 1.   Despite being down one vital member of the team, the two remaining TT team members dug deep to capture the hype and anticipation of the blockbuster clash against Carlton on Thursday night.   The impending debuts of Sam Lalor, Luke Trainor and Harry Armstrong were front and centre of the footy discussion, as well as the composition of the Tigers’ Best 22 for the MCG opener.   In the ’60 Years of MCG Memories’ segment, a blistering start against North Melbourne at the MCG on a Monday night in 1995 is put under the spotlight.   The depleted, but still dynamic team, even managed to sound extra crisp due to a  change suggested by an eagle-eyed (and eared) listener.

Richmond coach Adem Yze is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. In a wide-ranging interview, Yze reveals his excitement leading into the 2025 season, talks about the many recent football changes that have taken place at Punt Road, provides an insightful snapshot of the Club’s eight talented new draftees, discusses the planning for the Round 1 clash with Carlton, and how he wants the Tigers to play this year. Also on this week’s show, the ‘Going up the Country’ segment looks at a New South Wales country town, known as Australia’s rice capital, from where a recent Richmond premiership player was raised. An in ’60 Years of MCG Memories’, the focus is on Jack Riewoldt’s mighty 10-goal display against West Coast in 2010. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the latest episode.

Talking Tigers takes the positives out of Richmond’s practice match loss to Collingwood this week in the latest episode of the premier podcast. Although the scoreboard might not have reflected it, there were several bright lights on the night from a Yellow and Black perspective, which the TT team dissect. Also on this week’s show, the ‘Going up the Country’ segment focuses on a Victorian country town, famous for its potatoes, that produced a player who most definitely was not a ‘spud’. He was a key member of a Richmond premiership team, a Jack Dyer Medallist and also captained the Club. In ’60 Years of MCG Memories’, the spotlight is on a unique individual performance by a star Tiger on Easter Monday, 1982. And club historian Rhett Bartlett debuts his informative, interesting ‘Hidden Tigerland’ segment. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the latest episode.

The latest episode of Talking Tigers has a heavy focus on Richmond’s match simulation against West Coast in Perth. Richmond great Matthew Richardson makes a big statement about No. 1 draft pick Sam Lalor after seeing him in action for the first time. And the TT team list other positives out of the pre-season hit-out. Also on this week’s show is the return of the “Going up the Country” segment, featuring the youngest town in New South Wales, which was the home of a strong-marking, long-kicking Tiger big man of the late 1980s-early 1990s. TT launches a new segment, “60 Years of MCG Memories”, commemorating Richmond’s move to play home games at the great ground in 1965. And there’s an announcement of another new feature upcoming on TT this season. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear this episode.

It’s a super-impressive performance by Talking Tigers second-up from a spell. Richmond’s premier podcast has a bumper second episode for the year with special guests new VFL coach Jake Batchelor and rising small forward Rhyan Mansell. Batchelor talks about his return to Punt Road following a coaching stint at Sandringham and tells how excited he is to be teaching Tigerland’s talented batch of young players. Mansell discusses how determined he is to build on the impressive gains he made last season and what he’s been working on throughout the pre-season to take his game to the next level. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the opening show of 2025.

Talking Tigers couldn’t wait . . . With all the excitement surrounding Richmond’s 2025 season, the Club’s premier podcast has returned earlier than usual with a massive first-up episode for the year. New Richmond High Performance Manager Ben Serpell and esteemed Tiger veteran Nathan Broad are special guests on the show, providing TT listeners with a great insight into pre-season training at Punt Road and how the players are progressing. Serpell also discusses the innovative approach he takes to his craft, while Broad makes a bold prediction about the team’s prospects this season. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the opening show of 2025.

Richmond’s General Manager of Football Talent, Blair Hartley, is a special guest on the final episode for the year of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. In the wake of the Tigers’ incredible 2024 national draft haul, Hartley reveals how it all came about, and he provides a summary of the eight talented teenagers the Club selected. It is must-listening for Yellow and Black barrackers. Also, on this episode, the TT team talk about the Club’s key off-field, football department acquisitions for next season. And there is a sneak preview of some exciting new TT segments in 2025. Click on the link to hear this episode.

New Richmond CEO Shane Dunne is a special guest on the final weekly episode of Talking Tigers for the year. In a wide-ranging interview, Dunne discusses his pathway to the key role, his involvement with Richmond’s 2019 VFL premiership team, the Club’s stance on wantaway players, changes in the football department, support for senior coach Adem Yze, the excitement being generated by the prospect of an excellent draft haul at the end of the year, the Punt Road redevelopment, and why he won’t be replicating his predecessor in formulating a bold visionary plan. Also on this week’s show, the TT team talk about the importance of triple premiership star midfielder Dion Prestia going around again in 2025 after signing a new, one-year deal with the Club. While the “Spirit of ‘74” segment pays tribute to Richmond’s glorious Grand Final triumph over North Melbourne on the last Saturday of September 1974. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the last weekly episode for 2024.

Brendon Gale is a special guest on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. The outgoing Richmond CEO reflects on his time in charge at Tigerland and reveals just how confident he was when he took over the role that the Club would achieve significant success. Gale also talks about his great surprise, and humility, with being inducted into Richmond’s Hall of Fame last Saturday. And he provides a good insight into his replacement as the Tigers’ CEO, Shane Dunne. There is plenty more for TT listeners to absorb on this week’s show, including the wash-up of Richmond’s final home-and-away round match of the season against Gold Coast, withparticular attention given to the team’s two best players in 2024 – Nick Vlastuin and Daniel Rioli – as well as the emotional post-game send-off of Tiger premiership heroes Dustin Martin, Dylan Grimes and Marlion Pickett. While, in the “Spirit of ‘74” segment, there is a review of Richmond’s victory over North Melbourne in the 1974 second semi-final at VFL Park, Waverley. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers features a special tribute to retired triple premiership star defender Dylan Grimes. Richmond great Matthew Richardson reflects on Grimes’ rare ability to shut down dangerous opposition forwards of all shapes and sizes – from Charlie Cameron to Jeremy Cameron. The TT team also pour praise on Grimes for taking over as general of the Tigers’ backline when Alex Rance retired and filling the sizeable void so superbly. Also on this week’s show, there is a focus on Richmond’s two most improved players in season 2024. The “Going up the Country” segment spotlights a Victorian town that produced a multi-premiership hero for the Tigers, a dual Jack Dyer Medallist, and a high-flying forward who averaged more than a goal per match in a 100-game-plus career at Punt Road. And the “Spirit of ‘74” takes a look at the feisty reaction of Tiger officials to raging-hot favourite Kevin Bartlett being beaten in the 1974 Brownlow Medal count For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers spotlights Daniel Rioli’s brilliance against St Kilda last Sunday. The TT panel ponder if there has been a better display by a Richmond player in a well-beaten team this century and assess Rioli’s prospects for an inaugural Jack Dyer Medal this year. Also on this week’s show, there’s plenty of positivity around the AFL career-best performances of young Tigers Sam Banks and James Trezise. The “Going up the Country” segment focuses on a small Victorian town that produced a Richmond captain and multi-Jack Dyer Medallist. And the “Spirit of ‘74” looks at a controversial incident late in the 1974 season which cost Mal Brown a place in the Tigers’ premiership team that year. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The magnificent AFL career of Richmond champion Dustin Martin is celebrated on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. In the wake of Dusty’s retirement announcement, the TT team pay special tribute to the Punt Road icon and reflect on the numerous wonderful highlights he has provided the Tiger Army with throughout the past 15 years. Also on this week’s show, the focus is on ever-reliable Richmond defensive duo Nick Vlastuin and Nathan Broad, along with talented Tiger cub Seth Campbell. The “Going up the Country” segment features a small Victorian town that produced a set of brothers who were valuable contributors for the Tigers. And the “Spirit of ‘74” looks at an important late 1974 season match, won by Richmond, which turned out to be a preview of that year’s Grand Final. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

Richmond’s wretched luck this season has now infiltrated the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. A key member of the Talking Tigers team has been struck down with illness and was a late withdrawal from this week’s show. Although he was clearly missed, the other TT team members stepped up in fine style to fill the significant void. An old TT favourite even came off the bench, as the sub, for an impactful cameo. There was plenty for the team to discuss, including an AFL career-best performance by TT’s own Nathan Broad against Collingwood last Sunday, talented young Tiger Tom Brown’s impressive forward-craft display, an important step in the development of another Richmond rookie, Seth Campbell, and a tribute to star swingman Noah Balta, who reached the AFL 100-game milestone. And, in the popular “Spirit of ‘74” segment, the focus is on the return bout between Richmond and Essendon late in the 1974 season, following the infamous Windy Hill Brawl that erupted three months earlier. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

Richmond’s General Manager of Football Performance, Tim Livingstone, is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Taking Tigers. Livingstone discusses a broad range of Tiger topics, including the playing list’s horror injury run this season, the excitement being generated by several young players, first-year coach Adem Yze’s impressive attributes, the immediate future of stars Tom Lynch and Dustin Martin, Toby Nankervis’ inspirational leadership, and the Club’s successful VFL program. Also on this week’s show, triple premiership Tiger Nathan Broad interviews new Richmond ruckman Oliver Hayes-Brown. The “Going up the Country” segment features a small Victorian town near Wodonga that produced a three-time premiership hero for the Tigers, who later played a couple of pivotal off-field roles with the Club. And, in the “Spirit of ‘74”, the focus is on champion rover Kevin Bartlett’s remarkable performance in Round 17 of the 1974 season against Geelong at VFL Park, Waverley. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

Two energetic, young, small Richmond forwards are front and square on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast, Talking Tigers. The TT team sing the praises of Rhyan Mansell and Steely Green, who were valuable contributors for the Tigers against Greater Western Sydney at the MCG last Sunday with their forward pressure and goalkicking exploits (Mansell, two goals, Green, three goals). Triple premiership star midfielder Dion Prestia’s seamless return to the senior side following injury is another hot topic of discussion, along with captain Toby Nankervis’ continued strong form, the improvement shown by Hugo Ralphsmith and Jacob Koschitzke, and the importance in the line-up of Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper. Also on this week’s show, there is a summary of the final of the under-18 championships. And, in the aftermath of that, a TT panel member declares it will be a super draft this year, given how much exciting, young talent is available. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Toby Nankervis’ mighty performance in last Saturday night’s clash with Fremantle is the hot topic of discussion on the latest episode of the Talking Tigers podcast powerhouse. Richmond great Matthew Richardson rates it the best game of the inspirational, triple premiership Tiger ruckman and current club captain’s AFL career. The TT team also ponder Nankervis’ prospects for the 2024 Jack Dyer Medal, and where he ranks among Richmond’s all-time top recruits from rival league clubs. Also on this week’s show, there’s praise for the efforts of Tim Taranto, Jacob Hopper, Shai Bolton, Nick Vlastuin, Noah Balta and Jacob Koschitzke against the Dockers. The popular “Spirit of ‘74” segment examines Kevin Sheedy’s superb 1974 season, with particular focus on his outstanding Grand Final display against North Melbourne. While “Going Up the Country” features a “picture perfect”, small Victorian town that was the home of a talented Tiger from the 1960s, who later successfully coached the Club’s under 19s team. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of podcast powerhouse Talking Tigers features a tribute to Richmond captain and robust ruckman Toby Nankervis, who reached the AFL 150-game milestone in last Sunday’s clash with Carlton at the MCG. Tiger great Matthew Richardson tells why a new rule change this season is suiting ‘Nank’ down to the ground. ‘Richo’ and the other TT team members also discuss the significant improvement shown by Tiger tall Ben Miller throughout the year in his key-defensive role. There is a focus, too, on the impressive debut of young, key backman Jacob Blight. While in the popular “Spirit of ‘74” segment, an article in Inside Football around this time 50 years ago revealed that star Richmond rover Kevin Bartlett was considering a lucrative offer to join SANFL club West Adelaide. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Talking Tigers provides the pre-eminent podcast’s legion of loyal listeners with plenty of positives and highlights from Richmond’s season so far, notwithstanding the team’s on-field struggles to the midway mark of the year. Dusty’s booming goal in the opening minutes of his recent 300-game milestone is right up there, as is the superb Round 3 victory over hot premiership favourite Sydney, along with Mykelti Lefau’s impressive arrival on the league scene, the exciting emergence of talented Tiger cub trio Tom Brown, Seth Campbell and Kane McAuliffe, and the significant improvement shown by Hugo Ralphsmith, Ben Miller and Maurice Rioli Jr. Also on this week’s show, the “Going up the Country” segment takes a look at a charming, small Victorian township that produced a dual Richmond premiership player, who also coached the Tigers. While in the “Spirit of ‘74”, the focus is on Richmond’s goalkicking spree and massive win against Fitzroy in Round 13 of the 1974 season at VFL Park, Waverley, with the father of an Australian star in another sport hitting the scoreboard hard. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of the groundbreaking Talking Tigers podcast has all the wash-up from Dustin Martin’s 300-game milestone at the MCG last Saturday. The TT team discuss how Dusty’s remarkable drawing power and the might of the Tiger Army combined to produce an extraordinary attendance number, and a truly memorable event. Also on this week’s show, there is a tribute to star midfielder Tim Taranto, who was a Tiger standout in Dusty’s milestone match. In the “Going up the Country” segment, the focus is on a small Victorian town that produced a dual Jack Dyer Medallist and Richmond captain. While in the “Spirit of ‘74”, champion Richmond rover Kevin Bartlett, so dominant during the 1974 season, finally gets the seal of approval from legendary opposition coach Ron Barassi. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

It’s all about Dusty on the latest episode of Talking Tigers. The premier podcast pays special tribute to Richmond champion Dustin Martin in the lead-up to his 300th AFL game. There is plenty of reminiscing on Dusty’s remarkable finals feats and his glorious Grand Final achievements. And the TT team discuss where he ranks among the Club’s all-time greats. Also on this week’s show, Richmond’s stirring win against Adelaide at Adelaide Oval last Thursday night is thoroughly examined, with a strong call for a talented Tiger cub to receive a rising star nomination. The “Going up the Country” segment is particularly timely, featuring the small Victorian town that Dusty grew up in. While in the “Spirit of ‘74”, the focus is on a furious Richmond official, in further fallout from the Windy Hill brawl. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Talking Tigers was a man down for this week’s show, but if you think that in any way diminished the premier podcast’s productivity, think again . . . It’s another bumper episode of TT, with the two other team members picking up the slack in superb style. There is plenty of love for the latest victim of Richmond’s ruptured ACL scourge, Mykelti Lefau, while the positives out of the Tigers’ spirited effort against Geelong last Saturday night are dissected, along with the impressive performances at VFL level of the Club’s two mid-season rookie selections Jacob Blight and Campbell Gray. The “Spirit of ‘74” takes a look at another outstanding display by champion Tiger rover Kevin Bartlett during the 1974 season. And the “Going up the Country” segment features a Victorian town that housed a secret air force base during World War 2, and subsequently produced a Richmond player of the 1980s, who holds a unique record in the AFL/VFL competition. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Richmond’s brave effort in last Saturday night’s Dreamtime at the ‘G’ blockbuster is front and square on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. There is a special focus on the dynamic Dreamtime display of Tiger champion Dustin Martin, with the TT team also examining the impressive performances of Shai Bolton, Dion Prestia, Toby Nankervis, Noah Balta, Hugo Ralphsmith, Mykelti Lefau, Seth Campbell, Kane McAuliffe, Thomson Dow and Tom Brown. The “Spirit of ‘74” takes a look at a Bulldogs star who was traded to the Tigers this time 50 years, and went on to play an important role in the 1974 Grand Final triumph over North Melbourne. And the “Going up the Country” segment features a Victorian town, prominent in the state’s gold rush period, that produced a gold-class player and cult hero for Richmond. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Although the past couple of weeks have been tough for Richmond supporters, there is plenty of positive light shed for them on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. The promise shown by talented, young midfield duo Kane McAuliffe and Thomson Dow is an example of this positiveness, as is the form of triple premiership pair Daniel Rioli and Dion Prestia. And Richmond’s strong draft hand at the end of the year also is a hot topic of discussion on this week’s show. In the popular “Spirit of ‘74” segment, the focus is on a sensational player swap that took place between the Tigers and Geelong this time 50 years ago. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Talking Tigers pays special tribute to outgoing Richmond CEO Brendon Gale in the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast. The TT team suggest that a statue at Punt Road of “The Chief” would be an appropriate way of honouring him for all that he has achieved throughout his tenure at Tigerland. Also on this week’s show, there’s a call for Richmond supporters to stick together in the face of tough times for the Tigers right now, and keep the brighter, bigger picture in mind. In the popular new “Going Up the Country” segment, the focus is on a small Victorian town that produced a No. 1 draft pick for Richmond. And, in the “Spirit of ‘74”, the 50-year anniversary of the infamous Windy Hill brawl on May 18 is remembered, in all its fury. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

In the latest episode of Talking Tigers, the premier podcast panel members pay tribute to a trio of triple premiership players who are busting their guts trying to lift the current undermanned, inexperienced Richmond side. Also on this week’s show, Tiger great Matthew Richardson has a bold prediction about the team’s exciting new forward Mykelti Lefau. In the popular, nostalgic “Spirit of ’74” segment, there is a remarkable tale of a fishing trip that went horribly wrong for a Richmond star on the eve of an important game this time 50 years ago. And in “Chief Watch”, ‘Richo’ ponders why ‘The Chief’ has been strangely low key of late, and if it is a sign of something pretentious that he’s planning. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The exciting development of talented Tiger cub Maurice Rioli Jr is a hot topic of discussion on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. Richmond great Matthew Richardson outlines the impressive improvement in Rioli’s game this season, and tells why he has become such an important member of the Yellow and Black line-up. Also on this week’s show, the TT panel highlight the individual player positives out of the Anzac Day Eve match against Melbourne, with particular attention paid to Jacob Hopper, Mykelti Lefau, Hugo Ralphsmith, Thomson Dow, Marlion Pickett, Nathan Broad, Tom Brown and Tylar Young. The popular, new “Going Up the Country” segment spotlights a small Victorian town where the brother of an Australian Test cricketer was recruited from by Richmond. In the “Spirit of ’74”, a young Mike Sheahan reports in The Age newspaper on the John Pitura saga hotting up, with South Melbourne going to extreme lengths to ensure its rebel star never pulls on a Richmond guernsey, despite the Tigers offering plenty of money and some players to the Swans in exchange for his services. While in “Chief Watch”, ‘Richo’ reveals why ‘The Chief’ is filthy with a member of the TT team. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Talking Tigers has a bumper post-bye episode this week. Although there is no Richmond match to review, the Club’s premier podcast is jampacked with Yellow and Black news, views, ideas, history lessons, humour and entertainment. The TT team assess Adem Yze’s start to his coaching tenure at Tigerland and are full of praise for what he’s doing in the face of the Club’s injury plight. ‘Richo’ reflects on his debut season with Richmond in 1993, when the Tigers used nearly every player on their list, finished with just four wins, but made a significant rise up the ladder the following year. The popular, new Going Up The Country segment focuses on a small Victorian town that produced a triple Tiger premiership player and Team of the Century member. While in the Spirit of ’74, there is a review of Richmond’s fiery heavyweight clash with 1973 Grand Final opponent Carlton in Round 3 of the 1974 season. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Richmond great Matthew Richardson expresses his delight with the developing forward craft of Mykelti Lefau on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. ‘Richo’ tells why the four-game Tiger forward can become an important, long-term member of the Richmond line-up. Also on this week’s show, the TT team discuss the silver lining in the Tigers’ current injury crisis. The popular, new Going Up The Country segment takes a look at an extremely small Victorian town that produced a Jack Dyer Medallist. While in the Spirit of ’74, there is a review of Richmond’s Round 2 match against Fitzroy 50 years ago, when the fired-up Tigers went on an incredible, first-quarter rampage. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Talking Tigers has an in-depth analysis of Richmond’s fighting effort in the Gather Round clash with St Kilda at Norwood Oval. There is a particular focus on Shai Bolton’s scintillating showing, which thrilled the travelling Tiger throng and local fans alike. The rapier-like right boot of talented, young Richmond defender Tom Brown also receives due recognition on the show. ‘Richo’ pays tribute to a veteran Tiger, whose strong form and inspirational leadership is flying under the radar. While in the popular Spirit of ’74 segment, there is a review of Richmond’s Round 1 match against Hawthorn 50 years ago, including some extremely strong sentiments expressed by Tigers captain and champion centre half-forward Royce Hart. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Talking Tigers revels in Richmond’s rousing victory over Sydney at the MCG last Sunday. There is delighted discussion among the TT team about Nick Vlastuin’s brilliant, brick-wall defence, Shai Bolton setting the tone for the Tigers with his electric start to the game, Tim Taranto returning to his 2023 Jack Dyer Medal-winning form, Daniel Rioli’s blitzing bursts out of the backline, AFL career-best performances by Maurice Rioli Jr. and Ben Miller, the promise shown by talented young players Seth Campbell, Tom Brown, Thomson Dow and Tyler Sonsie, and Mykelti Lefau’s two team-lifting goals. Richmond great Matthew Richardson tells how star key forward Tom Lynch’s latest long-term injury could prove to be a silver lining for him. ‘Richo’ also offers his opinion on who should replace Lynch for Sunday’s Gather Round clash with St Kilda at Adelaide’s Norwood Oval. And in the popular, new “Going Up The Country” segment, the focus is on a small Victorian town that produced two Richmond players, including an extremely popular, valuable member of the 1980 premiership team. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Talking Tigers highlights how Richmond’s current on-field situation can generate excitement among Yellow and Black barrackers. One member of the TT panel is particularly excited by the imminent AFL debut of a talented Tiger teenager, predicting he will develop into a star of the competition. In the “Spirit of ‘74” segment, reliving Richmond’s triumphant 1974 year, the focus is on Ian Stewart’s shock retirement announcement on the eve of the season, before a quick backflip by the champion centreman due to a strange reason. And the new “Going Up The Country” segment looks at a Victorian town that produced a Richmond high-flyer who subsequently became a Brownlow Medallist at another club. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

Richmond’s brave performance against Carlton in Round 1 is front and square on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. The TT team reflect on the fighting spirit within the Richmond side and pay special tribute to the efforts on the night of star players Nick Vlastuin, Noah Balta and Toby Nankervis. There’s plenty of discussion around who will fill the Tigers’ key defensive posts for Sunday’s match against Port Adelaide, along with a comprehensive preview of the clash. In the “Spirit of ‘74” segment, reliving Richmond’s triumphant 1974 season, Tigers captain and champion centre half-forward Royce Hart tells The Age newspaper it is only a matter of time before he is forced into premature retirement because of a chronic condition. And in the new “Going Up The Country” segment, the focus is on a Victorian town that produced a key member of Richmond’s drought-breaking 1967 premiership line-up, who later became the father of one of the Club’s all-time greats. For all things Yellow and Black, tune in to Talking Tigers.

The latest episode of Talking Tigers has an in-depth review of Richmond’s season-opener against Gold Coast – from the shell-shocked start to the stirring fightback. The TT team members look at how new Richmond coach Adem Yze ignited the comeback through several positional changes. They also acclaim the impressive debut of talented, young forward Seth Campbell, pay tribute to experienced defender Nick Vlastuin for his heroic efforts against the Suns, and ponder the Shai Bolton conundrum. In the “Spirit of ‘74” segment, reliving Richmond’s triumphant 1974 season, the Club takes a huge swipe at the VFL in a sign of things to come that year. And in the new “Going Up The Country” segment, the focus is on a small Victorian town that was home to two top Tigers of the 1980s-90s. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The countdown to bouncedown for the start of the 2024 season is heating up and the latestepisode of Talking Tigers has a strong focus on Richmond’s Opening Round clash with Gold Coast. The TT trio each have a crack at selecting the senior side for Saturday’s big game and they calculate where the Tigers could gain an edge over the Suns. Also on this week’s show, an exciting new wheel segment is launched, along with the “Spirit of ‘74”, which will relive Richmond’s glorious premiership triumph 50 years ago, in 1974. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

Talking Tigers has hit the ground running in 2024. The first episode for the year of Richmond’s podcast phenomenon features a special interview with former club captain and now assistant coach Chris Newman. ‘Newy’ provides an insight into the impressive pre-season progress of talented young midfielders Thomson Dow and Kane McAuliffe, tells why experienced ruck recruit Sam Naismith is such a valuable addition to the Punt Road playing stocks, and discusses the tweaks made to the team’s game plan by new senior coach Adem Yze. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The final episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers for 2023 is crammed with insights, opinions, information and entertainment bound to please every Yellow and Black barracker. Distinguished former Richmond captain Chris Newman, who has returned to the Club as an assistant coach, is a special guest on the show. Throughout a wide-ranging interview, ‘Newy’ discusses: • The excitement permeating Tigerland with all the off-season change that has taken place. • Going through the process for Richmond’s senior coaching position.• Why Adem Yze is such a good fit as the Tigers’ new coach. • Working alongside fellow new assistant coach Jack Ziebell with the team’s midfielders. • Dusty’s flying start to the pre-season. • The young Tigers who have particularly impressed him so far.• Hawthorn recruit Jacob Koschitzke’s on-field attributes that will benefit the Richmond line-up. The TT team also pay a glowing tribute to Richmond’s AFLW superstar Monique Conti on her resounding victory in the 2023 AFLW Best and Fairest Award.

It’s a bumper final episode for the season of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. The TT crew discuss the positives out of the Round 24 match against Port Adelaide . . . the impressive AFL debuts of Tiger cubs Tom Brown and James Trezise, Dustin Martin’s dynamic finish to the season, Thomson Dow’s best game for the Club, Noah Balta’s impact up forward, and the strong performances of ruck duo Toby Nankervis and Ivan Soldo. Each member of the TT team names their Yellow and Black season highlights, predicts the top five in the Jack Dyer Medal and declares what the Tigers need during the off-season to boost their prospects for the 2024 season. They also nominate their best bargain-basement Richmond player. And the Spirit of ’73 segment winds up with a comprehensive look at the Tigers’ dramatic preliminary final and Grand Final triumphs in 1973.

The latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers focuses on all the highlights from the emotional farewell appearances of champion duo Trent Cotchin and Jack Riewoldt in last Saturday’s match against North Melbourne at the MCG. Also on this week’s show, the TT team members name one player each from throughout Tigerland history that they believe retired too soon. The Spirit of ’73 segment examines Richmond’s opening two games of the 1973 finals series – the qualifying final against Carlton and the cut-throat semi-final clash with St Kilda. And ‘Richo’ reveals how ‘The Chief’, somehow, managed to make last Saturday’s moving Cotchin and Riewoldt send-offs about himself. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The magnificent playing careers of retiring Richmond champions Trent Cotchin and Jack Riewoldt are celebrated on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. Cotchin and Riewoldt, who will both play their final game of AFL football against North Melbourne at the MCG on Saturday, are feted by the TT team, with reflections of numerous wonderful memories of the dynamic duo’s time at Tigerland. Also on this week’s show, the Talking Tigers crew name the Richmond player who has had the biggest impact in 50 games or less at the Club. And the Spirit of ’73 segment focuses on Kevin Morris’ goalkicking spree for the Tigers in the final rounds of the 1973 home-and-away season. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

There is no sugar-coating Richmond’s Round 21 loss to Western Bulldogs on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. The disappointing defeat is dissected, but there also are some positives unearthed from the match – the efforts of Noah Balta, Liam Baker, Jack Ross, Sam Banks and 150-game milestone man Jayden Short. From a longer-term perspective, the TT team tell why the vacant Richmond coaching job is such a plum gig. Also on this week’s show, the Talking Tigers crew name their biggest Richmond controversy. The Spirit of ’73 segment focuses on the match-winning exploits of Rex Hunt for the Tigers this time 50 years ago. And ‘Richo’ reveals the real reason why ‘The Chief’ knocked back the big job at AFL headquarters.

It’s the business end of the season, and Talking Tigers is rising to the occasion in trademark superb style. The latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast is jam-packed with information, insightful opinion, entertainment and nostalgia for Yellow and Black barrackers from all parts of the globe to enjoy. There is a review of the Tigers’ Round 20 match against Melbourne, underlining several positives, with Dusty’s hot form a major discussion point. The interest surrounding team selection for Friday night’s big clash with Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium, off a five-day break, is front and square as well. And, also on this week’s show, the TT team name the best Richmond set-shot kicks for goal they have seen. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

Richmond’s mighty comeback victory over Hawthorn at the MCG last Saturday is the hot topic of conversation in the latest episode of the Club’s powerhouse podcast Talking Tigers. The TT team dissect how the Tigers were able to turn a 30-point three-quarter time into a thrilling one-point win, with players Liam Baker, Dion Prestia, Tim Taranto, Noah Balta, Daniel Rioli, Jack Graham, Jack Ross, Dustin Martin and debutant Matt Coulthard front and square in the discussion. Also on this week’s show, the podcast members name the Richmond players from the pastwho would make an ideal interchange tactical substitute in today’s game. The Spirit of ’73 segment reflects on the great Francis Bourke’s battle with a severe knee injury late in the 1973 season. And ‘Richo’ reveals some news about ‘The Chief’ that really takes the cake. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

In the latest episode of podcast powerhouse Talking Tigers, there is a strong push for two top-class Richmond players to be rewarded with first-time All-Australian selection this year. The TT team tell why Daniel Rioli and Noah Balta should be in All-Australian contention and how important they are within Richmond’s line-up due to their elite playing attributes. Also on this week’s show, each podcast member names the player they’ve see who most embodies Tigerland’s famous “Eat ‘em Alive” catchcry. And the Spirit of ’73 segment reflects on newspaper speculation of a sensational player swap at the end of the 1973 season involving Richmond’s Kevin Sheedy and Collingwood’s Peter McKenna. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

In the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers, there is a comprehensive analysis of the side’s stirring Round 17 victory over Sydney. The TT team discuss Shai Bolton the ‘fire-starter’, Dusty flying under the radar with his impressive form, Toby Nankervis’ strong and bold efforts, Jack Ross maximising opportunity, Tim Taranto maintaining a high level of performance, Jacob Hopper’s impact, Mini’s move of Nick Vlastuin forward, Jack Graham’s crucial last-quarter goals, Noah Balta’s All-Australian claims, plus plenty more out of the match. Also on this week’s show, the podcast panellists name the best debut they each have seen by a Richmond player. And Ian Wilson’s appointment as the Tigers’ president in 1973, is the subject of the Spirit of ’73 segment. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the latest episode.

Talking Tigers provides an insight into Richmond’s talented, young debutant duo Sam Banks and Jacob Bauer in the latest episode of the Club’s popular podcast. With Banks and Bauer debuting at AFL level against Sydney at the MCG this Thursday night, Talking Tigers tells its legion of listeners what they can expect to see from them. Also on this week’s show, the TT team pay tribute to a trio of Richmond defenders, they name their favourite nicknames of Tiger players throughout the years, and in the Spirit of ’73 segment, the focus is on a poaching war between Richmond and North Melbourne. For all things Richmond-related, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.

The Richmond players, coaches and officials may have had a well-deserved break during the mid-year bye, but it’s been business as usual for the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. On another bumper episode this week, the TT team members each name their three Richmond highlights so far this season, they dissect the key player and team statistics, discuss selection for Thursday night's Round 16 clash with Brisbane at the Gabba, and preview the big match. The TT team also nominate the best unsung Tiger heroes that they have seen throughout the seasons, while the Spirit of ’73 segment reveals just how far Richmond was ahead of the game 50 years ago, with its bold push for a drafting system. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear the latest episode.

Talking Tigers analyses the ‘Mini’ revolution on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast . The TT team discuss the impact Andrew McQualter has had since being appointed as the Club’s interim coach as a replacement for Damien Hardwick, and how he’s building a compelling case to get the job on a permanent basis. Also on this week’s show, Trent Cotchin’s memorable 300-game milestone against St Kilda at the MCG last Saturday night is a hot topic of conversation, as is the continued outstanding form of prized midfield recruit Tim Taranto. The TT team members each name their favourite Tiger cult figure, while in the Spirit of ’73 segment, the Tiger time machine takes a trip back to this time 50 years ago, when a Richmond star key forward was being hotly pursued by a couple of other League clubs. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear this week’s episode.

Trent Cotchin’s upcoming 300-game milestone is the hot topic of conversation on the latest episode of Richmond’s premier podcast Talking Tigers. The triple Richmond premiership captain, three-time Jack Dyer Medallist and Brownlow Medallist reaches the coveted milestone in Saturday night’s big Round 14 clash with St Kilda at the MCG, and TT pays him a special tribute, reflecting on his transition from ball-magnet, star midfielder to battering-ram, inspirational on-field leader. Also on this week’s show, the TT members dissect Richmond’s rousing Round 13 victory over Fremantle at Optus Stadium, they each name their most memorable Tigers win apart from a Grand Final, and in the Spirit of ’73 segment, the Tiger time machine takes a trip back to that glorious year to look at just how different the game’s leading competition was half a century ago. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers.