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18/09/2026

What's the message during your talks that has cut through the most?

In Episode 46 of the Normless Podcast, .miller.au shares one moment his message landed with a captain nearing the end of his career.

After running one of his programs, the Carlton Football Club captain came up to him. He admitted he hadn't given much thought to a "plan B" until he saw how much it had affected Scott. It hit him hard enough that he knew he had to go home and really think about it.

Sometimes the deepest messages aren't the loudest ones. They're the ones that make someone stop and reconsider everything.

🎧 Full episode out now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.



16/09/2026

In this episode of the Normless Podcast, explains how the intensity of his commentary shifts depending on the game.

Mathew sees his role simply: give people at home a window into what's happening on the field. So his calls have to reflect that, and there's nothing more intense than an Origin game. Listen to him call an Origin compared to a run-of-the-mill club game and the difference in intensity is clear. Behind it is a lot of preparation, much of which he may never use, but it gets him into the right headspace so he's ready for anything, like a moment where someone scores an incredible try.

The best calls aren't just reaction. They're built on the work you do before the whistle.



15/09/2026

Can you really stay neutral when you grew up supporting one team?

In this episode of the Normless Podcast, Mathew Thompson explains why doing what he does means giving up the luxury of supporting a team.

Mathew grew up in Penrith a Panthers supporter, with a whole family behind the same club. But in his line of work, that loyalty has to go. What he cares about now is a good game and a good product for people watching at home. As a born-and-bred New South Welshman, he says he honestly doesn't care who wins Origin, he just wants a great series. Though after all the work he's done up in Queensland, and seeing how much their footy means to them, he admits to a soft spot too.

Sometimes the job asks you to trade sides for the love of the game itself.



26/08/2026

The philosophy behind the biggest calls isn’t about talking over every moment.

In this episode of the Normless Podcast, Mathew Thompson explains why he believes the best sports broadcasting comes from understanding when to speak and when to let the game breathe.

For Mathew, the physicality, atmosphere and natural sounds of rugby league are all part of the experience. Sometimes the biggest moments don’t need more words, they just need space to be felt.

It’s about reading the rhythm of the game, knowing when to pull back, and letting the action speak for itself.



Scott Miller’s journey from Olympic silver medallist to rock bottom and the long road towards rebuilding his life is a s...
25/08/2026

Scott Miller’s journey from Olympic silver medallist to rock bottom and the long road towards rebuilding his life is a story of extraordinary highs, devastating lows and hard earned perspective.

At the peak of his swimming career, Scott represented Australia on the world stage and stood on the Olympic podium. Away from the pool, however, his life took a very different direction as he faced addiction, criminal offending, prison and the consequences of choices that ultimately cost him almost everything.

In this conversation, Scott reflects honestly on the discipline required to compete at the highest level, the reality of life after elite sport and what happens when achievement, identity and purpose begin to unravel.

He also shares what rebuilding looks like when there are no shortcuts taking responsibility for the past, confronting personal demons and trying to move forward one decision at a time.

This is not simply a story about sporting success or redemption. It is a raw conversation about pressure, addiction, accountability, resilience and the difficult work required to change your life after hitting rock bottom.

As with previous episodes, drop your questions in the comments below or send us a DM, and we’ll ask Scott during the episode.



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25/08/2026

How does a sports broadcaster know when to let his experts take over?

In this clip, Sports broadcaster Mathew Thompson explains the instinct and rapport that comes from working alongside some of rugby league’s biggest names.

From Joey Johns to Billy Slater, Cameron Smith, Mathew discusses knowing when to give his experts room to speak, allowing them to bring their knowledge and personality into the call while he focuses on getting the best out of everyone around him.



20/08/2026

How does a sports broadcaster know when to inject themselves into the call?

Mathew Thompson breaks down the instinct behind sports broadcasting, knowing when to let the game speak for itself and when to bring his own voice, energy and personality into the moment.

He explains how years of experience, preparation and time behind the microphone have helped him develop the timing and awareness needed to know when to step in and when to let the action take centre stage.

The full episode with Mathew Thompson is out now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all major platforms.



Mathew Thompson’s journey to becoming the voice of rugby league is a remarkable story of passion, persistence and dedica...
11/08/2026

Mathew Thompson’s journey to becoming the voice of rugby league is a remarkable story of passion, persistence and dedication to his craft.

From building his career across radio, television and sports journalism to succeeding the legendary Ray Warren as Channel Nine’s chief rugby league caller, Mathew has earned his place behind the microphone at some of Australia’s biggest sporting events.

Today, he leads Nine’s coverage of the NRL, State of Origin and the NRL Grand Final, while his broadcasting career has also taken him to the Olympic Games, international swimming, cricket and golf.

Mathew shares the lessons he has learned along the way from handling the pressure of live television and finding his own voice to preparing for the biggest moments in Australian sport and following in the footsteps of a broadcasting icon.

His story is a powerful reminder that success is built through preparation, consistency and the courage to back yourself when opportunity arrives.

Whether you’re interested in rugby league, sports media, broadcasting or the stories behind the voices that bring our biggest sporting moments to life, this conversation will provide plenty of valuable insights and inspiration.

As with previous episodes, drop your questions in the comments below or send us a DM, and we’ll ask Mathew during the episode.



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15/07/2026

It should have been a 15-year jail sentence.

In this reel, Graham recounts taking one of Australia's earliest lie detector tests, At the time Judge Ford had handed down a 7 year sentence with an 18 month non-parole period.

He recounts paying off a judge to shave down his time. But there was a catch: his paper came back stamped not to be released on parole.

🎙️ Listen to the full episode to hear Graham tell the full story in his own words.



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