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Melbourne & Australian Life

241 episodes · 2018–2021 · 90 debates · 50 pieces of advice · 197 stories · 155 quotes

The Daily Talk Show — Australia’s daily podcast, hosted by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen — discussed melbourne & australian life across 241 of its 1,022 daily episodes between 2018 and 2021. This page collects what was actually said: 155 verbatim quotes, 50 pieces of advice, 197 stories told on air, 90 on-air debates, each linked to the exact moment in the episode and on YouTube.

Where they stand

Moments where the table disagreed, straight from the transcripts.

Australia's COVID response

Ep 1021▶ 1:16

Josh Janssen

Argues Australia's low case numbers owe more to geographic isolation than skill, and criticizes the country's slow vaccine rollout relative to the rest of the world.

Tommy Jackett

Notes the pattern of strict lockdowns triggered by only a handful of cases, recalling a prior 4-day lockdown earlier in the year.

watching dave ramsey-style financial 'disaster' content

Ep 1008▶ 18:16

Tommy Jackett

Finds value in it, saying it puts your own financial situation into perspective and that's why the content is compelling even if people watch partly to feel better about themselves.

Josh Janssen

Says the finance content itself isn't fun for him, but he enjoys the format and presentation style, like imagining himself hosting calls from a cockpit-like desk.

usefulness of formal business plans

Ep 10007:25

Tommy Jackett

States The Daily Talk Show never had a business plan and believes it wouldn't have suited their way of testing and learning as they went.

Crystal Andrews

Made a short business plan early on but found that actually following through was the harder and more valuable part, suggesting plans are a starting point rather than a fixed roadmap.

Tim Tams vs Caramello Koala

Ep 968▶ 15:12

Matt D'Avella

Prefers Tim Tams over Caramello Koala because he likes the crunch over something smooth.

Josh Janssen

Considers Tim Tams a 'daily carry' item, implying similar preference for Tim Tams as an everyday snack.

facebook's australian news ban and the government standoff

Ep 963▶ 12:00

Tommy Jackett

Views it as a demonstration of Facebook's unchecked corporate power ('they literally can just make their decisions'), acknowledges real harm to friends' businesses like Trevor Long's EFTM, but is skeptical that public outrage changes anything.

Josh Janssen

Doubts the ban is a long-term strategy and sees it as Facebook 'flexing the muscle' before likely reversing course; also questions how effective journalists' coverage of the issue has been, suggesting some don't fully understand it.

facebook's decision to ban news content in australia

Ep 962▶ 3:13

Tommy Jackett

Feels little sympathy for media outlets like news.com.au and Pedestrian despite having worked on their pages, since their business model relied entirely on a platform they didn't control.

Josh Janssen

Agrees Facebook's move makes sense from a business perspective — media companies knew the terms of playing on the platform, so if he were Facebook he'd do the same thing.

whether lockdown restrictions are a fair trade-off for freedom and safety

Ep 959▶ 7:01

Josh Janssen

Argues that the freedoms Australians currently enjoy (like dining out, gatherings) exist specifically because of the aggressive lockdown approach, and that this is a better outcome than places like the US and UK where COVID has killed far more people.

Tommy Jackett

Acknowledges the lockdown's necessity but emphasizes the toll on businesses and personal finances, noting people's empathy runs out when restrictions repeatedly threaten their livelihoods, and that he feels tempted toward more anti-restriction ('right wing') views given contradictions like gyms closing while bottle shops stay open.

whether it's worth paying for security cameras

Ep 944▶ 4:41

Josh Janssen

Suggests Tommy clearly needs cameras given the mystery cat and nearby car break-ins.

Tommy Jackett

Agrees cameras would help but is unsure how much to spend and hasn't committed to buying any yet.

who would make the best melbourne tour guide among the four of them

Ep 934▶ 8:30

Josh Janssen

Suggests Tommy would be best because he 'talks a lot of shit', implying confidence/showmanship matters more than facts.

George Martin

Thinks Tommy would be best because he's 'been to more places'.

Tommy Jackett

Agrees he'd be good but argues the key skill is planning and having prepared talking points, not genuine expertise.

hats versus fascinators

Ep 902▶ 13:05

Gemma Watts

Fascinators should only be worn to the races (or a royal wedding), while hats have more versatile everyday uses.

Josh Janssen

Argues fascinators are also worn to weddings, pushing back on Gemma's distinction.

reaction to people being on edge during lockdown outings

Ep 894▶ 8:44

Tommy Jackett

Observes that people seem noticeably on edge in public spaces right now, citing reactions to his son playing in puddles and a crowded roadblock/park scene.

Josh Janssen

Agrees with the sentiment but frames it more around the irony of overcrowded 'safe' lockdown activities like parks and Christmas lights drives.

risk of cancer from household cleaning/deodorizing products

Ep 888▶ 19:43

Tommy Jackett

Expresses concern that 'magic' cleaning products or sprays might carry hidden cancer risks, referencing California warning signs and general wariness of modern chemical products.

Josh Janssen

Argues Australia has strong regulations on toxic products and that people shouldn't live in constant fear; believes there are clearer paths to cancer (like smoking) versus murkier everyday risks.

Advice from the show

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What was actually said, attributed and linked to the moment.

Why does it feel so natural to make a crisis about yourself?

Tommy observes that treating a wider crisis like COVID as something happening 'to us' personally is a common but somewhat selfish mindset, since the pandemic is affecting everybody, not just those with a personal brush with it.

Is a formal business plan necessary when starting a business?

Crystal and the hosts agree that while a business plan can provide some initial direction, it's the ongoing process of testing and learning in practice that matters most, and a rigid plan may not reflect the unpredictable early stages of a new venture.

Crystal Andrews, Tommy JackettEp 10007:25

What's a better response to disliking a company's practices than complaining online?

Rather than being an activist or whinging about a business you disagree with, take direct action by moving your money elsewhere — cancel the subscription or stop using the service.

What should I do about a persistent pimple?

Gemma Watts recommends treating it with something acidic, ideally salicylic acid, and suggests it may be caused by mask-wearing creating a new environment on the skin.

How should you handle coming out of a long lockdown?

Ease back in gradually rather than diving straight into full socializing, pacing decisions and interactions slowly to avoid a bad experience that could make you retreat again.

Should a creator aim for a huge/global audience or focus on a local niche?

Think about who your real audience is and understand them deeply (community, local references) rather than chasing broad reach or vanity metrics that don't convert into meaningful value; world domination ambitions can prevent doing the valuable work right in front of you.

Should podcasters consider renaming episodes to capture a specific search audience?

Tommy suggests making a small content pivot (like renaming episodes 'Australian English Podcast' and adding transcripts, word-of-the-day, and sayings segments) to serve a growing audience of English learners without changing the core show much.

How do you stop glasses fogging up under a mask?

Use masks that fit tightly against the cheeks so air doesn't escape upward and fog the glasses.

What should you do if, looking back, something you did feels cringeworthy?

Tommy suggests that if you look back on past behaviour and find it cringey, you should have gotten out of it when you first noticed that feeling, rather than continuing.

Should you integrate a new partner into your whole friend/work group right away?

Josh suggests it's better to let a couple have a private week together first before meeting the full team, rather than rushing a group introduction, to avoid 'ruining the vibe'.

How can you tell when irritability is caused by hunger rather than something else?

Josh describes recognising his own hunger-driven crankiness (dry mouth and low blood sugar after coffee without food) as a signal to eat, calling the self-awareness a 'progression'.

How can everyday people create change in their community without waiting for institutions?

Don't wait for councils or government to act — identify a need in your own community, rally friends, and start something small yourself, as these local actions are usually what create lasting change.

What's the best way to sell used items online (like on eBay)?

Create a new eBay account to get 10 free listings and avoid the standard ~9-10% selling fee, but be aware that a new account with no feedback history can make buyers wary of a scam; choose between Buy It Now, bidding, or a 'make an offer' option depending on the item.

Should a growing business self-manage its web hosting?

Don't let a non-specialist run system updates on self-managed hosting; find a provider (ideally local) that can be reached immediately when something breaks, rather than relying on overseas support.

Josh Janssen / Angelo GiuffridaEp 601▶ 4:14

Is it okay to pull kids out of school for a family trip?

According to a book Derek read, it doesn't matter if you take kids out of school before year 7 (primary school) for travel, as they'll likely learn more life skills travelling with parents than they would in class.

Is it better to release more original content or pad out fewer episodes with extra clips?

Release original content as frequently as possible (even multiple times a day) rather than inflating numbers by splitting one episode into multiple clips or 'best bits,' which misleads on true audience size.

How should you respond if critics ask 'what's your solution' after calling something out?

You don't need to have a full alternative solution to validly point out that something is flawed; simply identifying the problem is legitimate.

What should an organisation naming an industry-wide ranking system be careful of?

Don't use a generic, all-encompassing name (like 'Australian Podcast Ranker') unless the product actually represents the whole industry it claims to speak for—otherwise rename it to reflect its actual limited scope.

How much magnesium should you take for back pain without causing side effects?

Magnesium (e.g., as a powder or bath flakes) can help relax muscles and ease back pain, but stick to the recommended daily amount—overdoing it can cause headaches, itching/stinging sprays, or other unwanted side effects.

How should comedians handle Comedy Festival applications before writing their show?

You must submit your show name, blurb, photo and venue application months in advance, so write a blurb general enough that you don't trap yourself into specifics you haven't written yet, but still compelling enough to sell tickets.

How should people help during a bushfire crisis if they have limited funds?

Donate cash rather than goods where possible, since some relief centres already have too many physical donations; even small amounts like $50 help, and donating blood is another low-cost option.

Tommy and MasonEp 569▶ 8:17

How can a business or individual contribute to disaster relief beyond cash?

Consider what unique skills or resources you have to offer beyond money—for example, using audience reach, content creation, or professional services—especially for longer-term recovery once the immediate crisis passes from the news cycle.

Josh and TommyEp 569▶ 16:17

What's a good date night idea if you don't know what to do?

Mason relays advice from his hairdresser Rach: go to the arcade zone near the ice skating rink/time zone area.

How should you book seats when flying with someone else?

Tommy recommends booking two aisle seats across the row rather than seats directly next to each other, so you get breathing room but can still talk and have better banter with cart staff.

Stories told on air

Jess's friend tests positive for COVID

Ep 1021▶ 0:02

Jess receives a text from one of her best friends in Melbourne saying she has COVID, prompting Tommy and Josh to discuss the 'reverse lottery' feeling of narrowly avoiding exposure, since Jess had been scheduled to see her friend over the weekend but didn't.

told by Tommy and Josh

Haggling for a TV at JB Hi-Fi as a teenager

Ep 1008▶ 25:21

Josh recounts negotiating hard on a TV price at JB Hi-Fi as a 14-year-old, asking for a printed quote to show his parents, then taking it to Harvey Norman to price match.

told by Josh

Meeting Cathy Freeman at a conference

Ep 10007:25

Tommy recounts running into Olympic runner Cathy Freeman at an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander conference and joking with her about a Scienceworks exhibit, wondering if she's been asked the same question before.

told by Tommy Jackett

The backyard bonfire with neighbours

Ep 980▶ 2:21

Tommy describes an impromptu Sunday night bonfire with neighbours in his backyard, including pizza, his 4-year-old son Bodhi playing with a 7-year-old neighbour's kid, and a conversation about kids and vegetables that sparked the evolutionary vegetable theory discussion.

told by Tommy Jackett

Filming an anti-terror drill in Melbourne's City Loop

Ep 978▶ 12:53

Josh describes filming a 3am simulated terror attack drill in Melbourne's train City Loop for the fire brigade's media department, including actors covered in fake blood and emergency crews using mobile control-centre buses.

told by Josh Janssen

The Kit Kat / Nestlé Mix-up

Ep 968▶ 9:08

Matt recounts mistakenly asking a shop assistant for 'that Nestle bar' instead of recognizing it as a regular Kit Kat, mispronouncing Nestlé in the process.

told by Matt D'Avella

Building Australian media Facebook pages

Ep 962▶ 2:18

Tommy recounts having worked for news.com.au, Pedestrian TV, 7-Eleven and radio station Facebook pages, building up large followings that were wiped out overnight by the news ban.

told by Tommy Jackett

Bodhi's surprise lockdown birthday party

Ep 959▶ 2:04

Tommy explains how the snap lockdown forced him to cancel his son Bodhi's planned 50-person park party, turning it into a smaller surprise gathering with neighbours and family at their home, including a staged 'porky pie' about getting a haircut to lead Bodhi into the surprise.

told by Tommy Jackett

The year-old Australia Post parcel in the electrical cabinet

Ep 946▶ 0:03

Tommy discovers a dusty, nearly year-old Australia Post satchel stuffed inside a rarely-opened electrical cabinet at the office entrance. Josh opens it on camera to find it's one of their own show's outgoing mail items (a book and stickers meant for a supporter named Andrew) that had apparently been returned after a mail carrier left it there instead of delivering or leaving a card.

told by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen

The Cutlet Thief

Ep 943▶ 2:21

Tommy recounts a friend from his youth who was obsessed with lamb cutlets and stole multiple packs from a supermarket by hiding them down his pants, joking that the friend is now 'in jail for cutlet theft'.

told by Tommy Jackett

The charismatic Melbourne ghost tour guide

Ep 934▶ 10:49

Josh recalls going on a Melbourne ghost tour led by Arthur, a colleague from Southern Cross Austereo, who impressed him with his charisma, local knowledge, and flirtatious rapport with a tour guest.

told by Josh Janssen

The donated purple shorts mishap

Ep 929▶ 25:20

Tommy describes decluttering during Melbourne's lockdown, packing items for donation and accidentally including his favourite purple exercise shorts on top of a donation bag, which got dropped off and lost.

told by Tommy Jackett

Tommy's four-week lip pimple

Ep 902▶ 2:23

Tommy describes a pimple on the corner of his lip that has lasted weeks, leading to self-conscious jokes and eventually a call to beauty expert Gemma Watts for advice, who suggests it may be mask-related and recommends salicylic acid.

told by Tommy Jackett

The 3am fire and the mystery portaloo

Ep 901▶ 4:27

Josh describes being woken around 3am by sirens, eventually seeing six emergency vehicles respond to a structure fire near his home, then watching a truck deliver a portable toilet, which sparks a tangent about whether firefighters get portaloos during long jobs.

told by Josh Janssen

Three picnics and a baseball to the face

Ep 894▶ 7:09

Josh recounts an overloaded weekend of three different picnics, including one where Sev's got hit in the head by a baseball despite a seemingly good throw, and another where GB overthrew a ball that smashed into a stranger's picnic setup at Edinburgh Gardens, drawing annoyed looks.

told by Josh Janssen

Grace crying on the phone after an angry gym customer

Ep 893▶ 5:43

Early in a gym job, Grace answered a call from a customer already upset about an unrelated issue, who began yelling at her. She tried to hold back tears during the call and broke down crying at the front desk afterward, with her boss initially confused about what had happened.

told by Grace Peris

The Overdue Laundry Day

Ep 888▶ 15:33

Tommy describes letting his laundry pile up until he had no clean underwear or socks, finally doing a full wash and trying a free odour-eliminating foam spray from Woolworths.

told by Tommy Jackett

The floating hotel shipped to North Korea

Ep 884▶ 6:18

Josh recounts stumbling on a documentary about a floating hotel once near the Great Barrier Reef that was later shipped to North Korea, prompting Hamish to joke about 'getting it back' for Tourism Australia.

told by Josh Janssen

In their words

“That's crazy! We've committed to do The Daily Talk Show for 10 years.”
Josh JanssenEp 1021▶ 0:06
“We've been stitching up people that we've just met for the first time for many years.”
Tommy JackettEp 10009:20
“It's like, it's like almost like tastes like gasoline. It's like, it's actually kind of smoky.”
Matt D’AvellaEp 968▶ 11:39
“The only thing you can control is what you do. If you don't like a business, you could— there's no point whinging about it. There's no point like being an activist, like just show with your money.”
Josh JanssenEp 963▶ 12:00
“If I was Facebook, I would do the same thing.”
Josh JanssenEp 962▶ 4:45
“It's a very low barrier to get into the Gronk Squad. That's crazy!”
Tommy JackettEp 959▶ 0:02
“COVID chat is the new weather chat.”
Josh JanssenEp 951▶ 24:29
“That's crazy! We've committed to do The Daily Talk Show for 10 years.”
Josh JanssenEp 946▶ 0:06
“I think I'm still— I'm not joking, I think I'm still dehydrated from the Grampians.”
Josh JanssenEp 944▶ 10:07
“He's in jail for cutlet theft.”
Tommy JackettEp 943▶ 4:05
“We've managed to grow our business, but I don't feel like I've left my house.”
Tommy JackettEp 936▶ 8:26
“It's like a Trump press conference, you know, after the election. No question, just do the tour and then I just walk straight out.”
Tommy JackettEp 934▶ 12:09
“I feel like the, um, it's the closest thing you're gonna get to hard drugs at a library, isn't it?”
Josh JanssenEp 929▶ 24:01
“I want to meet the person who doesn't have a passport, has never applied.”
Josh JanssenEp 918▶ 3:50
“To a normal pleb wedding, you would look like an absolute dickhead.”
Gemma WattsEp 902▶ 14:14
“I can count on one hand how many times I've had to line up for a toilet anywhere.”
Josh JanssenEp 901▶ 3:20
“I think I just need a few more weeks.”
Josh JanssenEp 895▶ 0:21
“This is the best version of a bad situation. That's how I feel.”
Josh JanssenEp 887▶ 23:45

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