Podcast Episodes

Episode 1

6494 Days Later

It's finally here! Join Steven, Natalie and Matt as we cover some truly "niche" material from Get This' first few months. Steven tries out his Bob Franklin impression. Shaft of Hope. Matt reveals the secrets on how fans recorded the show. And how did the phrase "People Want Ducks" come about? Natalie investigates.

Also for your enjoyment, Nick Langdon presents the Get This Movie Club.

Some audio footage courtesy of Craig Bruce's "Game Changers Radio" podcast.

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content from Episodes 1 through 42

April 3 2006 - June 2 2006

Or, Get This Podcasts 1 through 10.

Episode 2

How Good Is This?

We're back for Episode 2! We got some listener feedback, including from Steven’s mum. We explain the mastery of Gavin Wood to a confused American listener.

We cover Get This' mid 2006 period and ask questions like, “is there a sequel to “Romulus, My Father”?”

We welcome Richard Marsland onto Get This and cover growing array of international guests.

We review Ed’s trip to the 2006 World Cup and based upon a random comment Tony made, Steven flies to New York to debunk a misconception.

Nick Langdon is also back, and we hear from a past Get This co-host about their memories of the show in an exclusive piece for People Want Ducks.

We dive deep into the machinations of Rex Hunt. Is it dizzy stuff? You’ll have to tune in and find out.

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content from Episodes 43 through 111

June 5 2006 - September 8 2006

Or, Get This Podcasts 11 through 28.

Episode 3

"I've Got the Pilot On VHS"

It's the People Want Ducks TV Special! We're honored to have Get This resident TV historian Andrew Mercado join us to recap much of the television covered in Get This. We discuss much of what he brought to the Get This team, including his theme tune singing skills.

Andrew provides us with an updated look at how old Australian TV is getting new life on streaming services. Steven asks some hard questions, like "Did Kate Raison really have two separate stalker storylines on Australian TV?". We also revisit stories told about behind the scenes on Australian TV from the 1960's and 70's, some of it requiring some intestinal fortitude. Matt challenges us to see whether we can guess if he's impersonating Homer Simpson, or Blakey from On The Buses. And yes, Nick Langdon's movie club is back, and it's not a TV movie! (Although one could argue that it should have been.)

Andrew Mercado has his own excellent podcast, TV Gold. You should check it out.

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content from Andrew Mercado's three appearances on the show:

August 14 2007
September 21 2007
October 26 2007

Plus content from these episodes:

May 8 2006 (Pete Smith)
June 28 2006 (Bert Newton)
March 7 2007 (Weird Al Yankovic)
May 21 2007 (Russell Gilbert)
July 25 2007 (Santo Cilauro)

Episode 4

Helmet of Hair

With upgraded audio equipment, we're back for episode 4. We're joined by Get This alum Tony Wilson, where we cover sports, books, CDs covered in jam, the radio ratings system, and his memories of working with Tony Martin and appearing on Get This. Champagne Comedy Podcast regular Alison subs in for Natalie who is out this week, because in true Australian radio industry style, we (temporarily) replaced one woman with another.
We cover later 2006 material, reminiscing about what happens when you play songs from The Wiggles backwards, whether Ed is "keeping the girl happy" or "Dealing with Dickinson", Get This breaking out into new markets, and the beginnings of recurring references like Ed's KFC ad, Richard's many nicknames, and Passiona High.
Steven takes a stand on Tony, Ed and Richard's regular technical misnomers and interviews a true titan of the internet to correct the Get This team. And Nick Langdon is back for a review of a mid-90's cop drama "classic".
Check out Tony Wilson's substack, "Good one, Wilson!", and his new movie, "Ange and The Boss".

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content from Episodes 112 through 141

September 11 2006 - October 20 2006

Or, Get This podcasts 29 through 40.

Episode 5

Pot, Kettle!

We're back with episode 5 to wrap up Get This for 2006! Steven, Matt and Natalie discuss their recent concert experiences, including some vox pops with some Get This fans. Steven begins his own "funnyman feud" with a PWD listener. We cover some of the recurring pop culture references that Get This covered in late 2006, such as Karl Stefanovic being a robot, Frank Butcher vs David Dickinson, Ed's failed tilt at getting on Australia's Funniest Home Videos, Tony's obsession with Goldeneye, references to the cast of G.P., and Ed vs his many detractors for the "Table Tennis Tournoi".

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content from Episodes 142 through 171

October 23 2006 - December 1 2006

Or, Get This podcasts 41 through 50.

Episode 6

The All New People Want Ducks

Released April 3rd, 2026

We’re back for a new year, and a new year of Get This! On this hallowed day — the 20th anniversary of the first episode of Get This — Steven, Matt and Natalie dive deep into the first few weeks of 2007, where the 2 hour format came from, and the search for a sponsor. We also take a deep dive into early 2007 drama, where Tony goes head to head with Triple M management on the music variety. More importantly though, we’re also joined by Get This’ 5th Beatle Greg Fleet! We reminisce about Jumperpants (aka Das Jümperpanten), Delivery Man 2, getting pushed off or stabbed off, and much more. And as always Nick Langdon is back, this time bringing us the finest wines available to humanity.

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered 2007 content from Episodes 1 through 14,

January 29 2007 - February 15 2007

Or, Get This podcasts 51 through 54.

Plus selected content from Greg Fleet's episodes:

January 31 2007
February 9 2007
May 22 2007
June 6 2007
June 26 2007
September 18 2007

Episode 7

The Better Music Variety

Released May 13th, 2026

It's all about the music for episode 7, and who else could we have on People Want Ducks to discuss this but Get This' resident musician, Dave Graney! We go deep into the archives of many moments from Dave's time on the show. We're also joined by Tyler 'The Jenk' Jenke, who takes us through a deep dive into all the music ever played on Get This.

We also revisit stories from Lisa the Goth, Robyn Hitchcock, Tim Rogers, Jimmy Barnes, Weird Al, Angus Sampson, Alan Brough, and many more. We also take a few minutes to celebrate Damien Lovelock's time on the show, and of course Nick Langdon is back, taking his movie review up to 11.

This massive episode includes many great musical moments from Get This, so if you're a fan of new romantics, pirate pants and flatbed trucks, you'll want to join us.

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content across many episodes, including most of the episodes hosted by Dave Graney:

May 19 2006
July 7 2006
February 6 2007
March 27 2007
May 17 2007
July 30 2007
October 4 2007
November 19 2007

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Episode 7B

We Still Taking The Music Seriously

Released July 11th, 2026

We had so much material for our music special, we're flipping the record over: these are the B-Sides. Tyler Jenke is back with us. Steven comes up with more "creative" grabs. We look at Tony, Ed and Richard's Beatles impersonations and ask, was Peter Cundall in the Beatles? Matt meets John Jarrett. Natalie visits Paul McCartney in Rome, and gives us a preview of her new career in crunk. We look back at the music trivia smackdown between Alan Brough and Richard. More Dave Graney, more insights into music on played on Triple M, Kavaloke, concert experiences, and don't worry, we didn't forget this time: Is It Silverchair? And Nick Langdon is back again, hopefully providing his review from a sunken conversation pit.

Get This Re-listen Information:

We covered content across many episodes. Honestly too many to mention!