Podcast ROAR podcast. Richmond Football History.

[rbartlett]

It may interest BigFooty Richmond members.
I'm digitising the players/coaches/official interviews I've conducted over the last 15 years, into podcast episodes called 'ROAR'.

On SoundCloud it is here: www.soundcloud.com/roarpodcast
On iTunes you can subscribe here: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2

Former player interviews, currently uploaded are:
Paddy Guinane (2 pt interview)
Neville Crowe (3 pt interview)
Maurice Rioli
Royce Hart
Roy Wright (2 pt interview)
Jack Malcomson
John Chivers
Stephen Parsons
Don Benson
Richard Geary
Noel Carter
Sid Dockendorff
Billy Brown
Brendon Gale
Jim Jess
Dave Cuzens
Bruce Monteath
Craig Gislingham
Max Oppy
Ray Stokes
Joe Murdoch
Warrem Ellam
Brian Taylor *NEW*
Bill Barrot *NEW*

I'll advise when further episodes are up, but putting the details in this original post

 

[Caveman68]

It may interest BigFooty Richmond members.
I'm digitising the players/coaches/official interviews I've conducted over the last 15 years, into podcast episodes called 'ROAR'.

On SoundCloud it is here: www.soundcloud.com/roarpodcast
On iTunes you can subscribe here: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2

Former player interviews, currently uploaded are:
Paddy Guinane (2 pt interview)
Neville Crowe (2 pt interview. Pt 3 coming shortly)

Ill be adding more interviews over the coming week/s , and continue to interview former players (including Reserve/U19 etc).

I'll advise when further episodes are up.

Good on you Rhett. The club needs people like you atm. Should be good to hear the interviews.

 

[rbartlett]

Ep 5 of ROAR podcast now online.
(Part 3 of my interview with Neville Crowe, talking about KB sacking, reunions, and how he would like to be remembered)

Links in first post.

 

[rbartlett]

Ep 6 of the ROAR podcast is now on SoundCloud and Itunes for free.
It is my interview with Maurice Rioli, 9 months before his passing.

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast

Subscribe on iTunes (free) https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2

 

[PuntRoad Celt]

Thanks Rhett look forward to hearing these interviews.

A someone who isn't from Melbourne (Scotland in UK actually) or grew on Richmond or VFL, these really
help me get much more a feel for the club and the players I've read and heard so much about.

All the best John

 

[rbartlett]

Thanks Rhett look forward to hearing these interviews.

A someone who isn't from Melbourne (Scotland in UK actually) or grew on Richmond or VFL, these really
help me get much more a feel for the club and the players I've read and heard so much about.

All the best John

Well, I hope you find some interest insight into them. Keep me posted on what you think

 

[TigermanM2]

Brilliant. Drive home will be so much more palatable.

 

[RunningBounce]

It may interest BigFooty Richmond members.
I'm digitising the players/coaches/official interviews I've conducted over the last 15 years, into podcast episodes called 'ROAR'.

On SoundCloud it is here: www.soundcloud.com/roarpodcast
On iTunes you can subscribe here: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2

Former player interviews, currently uploaded are:
Paddy Guinane (2 pt interview)
Neville Crowe (3 pt interview)
Maurice Rioli *NEW*

I'll advise when further episodes are up, but putting the details in this original post

Love your work, Rhett. i read and enjoyed "KB: A life in football" a few months ago. Looking forward to the podcasts! Thanks!

 

[rbartlett]

ROAR podcast ep 7 now online. My interview with the greatest centre half forward of all time. Royce Hart.

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast
Subscribe on iTunes (free) https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2

 

[rbartlett]

Brilliant. Drive home will be so much more palatable.

Keep your ears on the podcast, and eyes on the road, ya hear?

 

[rbartlett]

Roy Wright (Part 1 ) interview podcast now online.
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2
SoundCloud:

 

[rbartlett]

Roy Wright part 2 interview podcast now online.
(links in first post)

 

[PuntRoad Celt]

Well, I hope you find some interest insight into them. Keep me posted on what you think

Ive listened to the Neville Crowe interviews, excellent stuff, comes across as a really unassuming type.

Roy Wright ones next.

Its great to put voices to the stories Ive heard and also the interview transcripts Ive read in your book.

Thanks again for sharing

 

[rbartlett]

Ive listened to the Neville Crowe interviews, excellent stuff, comes across as a really unassuming type.

Roy Wright ones next.

Its great to put voices to the stories Ive heard and also the interview transcripts Ive read in your book.

Thanks again for sharing

Great to hear. I'm so happy that you are enjoying the series.

EP10 Podcast now online.
The only recorded interview with Jack Malcomson, the man who wrote the Richmond Themesong.
https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast
https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club/id1151412321?mt=2

 

[TJTIGER]

Cheers Rhett, much appreciated

 

[rbartlett]

Jack Malcomson (author of Richmond themesong)
John Chivers
Stephen Parsons interviews now added

 

[rbartlett]

Don Benson interview now added.
(ITunes and SoundCloud links in original post)

 

[rbartlett]

More interviews added:
Richard Geary
Noel Carter
Sid Dockendorff
Billy Brown
Brendon Gale
Jim Jess
Dave Cuzens
Bruce Monteath
Craig Gislingham

 

[rbartlett]

New podcasts added:
Max Oppy
Ray Stokes
Joe Murdoch

(to listen, links are in the first post of thread)

 

[RunningBounce]

I wanted to bump this thread to recommend the Brian Taylor interview.

I can't listen to him calling a game. I just can't. He makes me break my TV and then I can't see the game.

BUT, in this interview, he is highly intelligent and more self-aware than I would have ever guessed. Fantastic insight into RFC in the early 80s.

 

[rbartlett]

I wanted to bump this thread to recommend the Brian Taylor interview.

I can't listen to him calling a game. I just can't. He makes me break my TV and then I can't see the game.

BUT, in this interview, he is highly intelligent and more self-aware than I would have ever guessed. Fantastic insight into RFC in the early 80s.

Thanks RunningBounce.
I actually think he drops himself a bit on television to a lower level he doesn't need to. Cause as you said, in this he comes across very intelligent and introspective.

I've also just put up my Bill Barrot interview from 2007.
https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast

 

[TigermanM2]

Thanks RunningBounce.
I actually think he drops himself a bit on television to a lower level he doesn't need to. Cause as you said, in this he comes across very intelligent and introspective.

I've also just put up my Bill Barrot interview from 2007.
https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast

The Bill Barrot interview is a ripper. Love the story on how he was told to play half forward in a game and stay there and he did just that - didn't move.

Great work Rhett.

 

[rbartlett]

New podcast interviews added:
Tony Jewell
Ken Albiston
Rudi Webster
Ray 'Slug' Jordon
https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast (and on iTunes)

 

[RunningBounce]

New podcast interviews added:
Tony Jewell
Ken Albiston
Rudi Webster
Ray 'Slug' Jordon
https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast (and on iTunes)

Thanks Rhett. I really, really enjoyed Rudi.

For anyone reading this that hasn't listened, Rudi Webster was the sports psychologist recruited from Carlton, the 1979 premiers. Other notable jobs on Rudi's CV include the West Indies cricket team of that era. His a man who knows something about the psychology of winning.

 

[rbartlett]

New Richmond podcast interviews added to https://soundcloud.com/roarpodcast
You can also subscribe through iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/roar-richmond-football-club-history/id1151412321?mt=2

Michael Roach
Joel Bowden
Barry Stanton (runner)
Alan Maple (Won Reserves B+F twice in 1930s. )
Graeme Bond (Premiership player and longtime radio stats man)
George McInnes (Was the anchor man for Richmond FC tug of war team)
Derek Peardon (first Indigenous player for Richmond)