Podcast appearances and mentions of billy birmingham

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Billy Birmingham is The Twelfth Man. He is also Richie Benaud, Bill Lawry, Ian Chappell, Tony Greig, and dozens of other characters across a series of insanely popular 12th Man records. Between 1984 and 2006, all seven 12th Man albums, plus two singles, landed at #1 on the ARIA chart. It's quite a feat. Here, Billy goes through the recording process for his albums, does a ton of impersonations (Barnesy, Farnesy, Richie) and shows off his new talking stubby holders. This interview was done in November 2011, and has been revived for the podcast era.

This week on From The Vault we look at our chat with the 12th man Billy Birmingham from 2013, Rog's spin class from 2019, worst service from 2010, Can Opener Casey from 2017 and Marks amazing Eminem story from 2018.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've joined forces with SEN to bring you All Talk, an interview series where we chat with a different sporting legend each week. This week we're joined by a very very special guest, The 12th Man himself, Billy Birmingham. Listen to All Talk with Hello Sport live on SEN Tuesday nights at 8pm, replayed on Sundays at midday. 00:00 - Doing A Tommy 11:57 - Motorbikes 22:17 - Australian TV Voiceovers 28:34 - Steak 31:39 - Push Bike Accidents 38:02 - Melbourne Cup Doco 43:43 - Public Performances 47:08 - 12th Man Success 52:20 - The Age Of CD's 57:32 - UK Success 1:01:24 - Meeting Richie Benaud 1:06:41 - Commentators 1:12:19 - First 12th Man Record 1:17:59 - Athletes Names 1:22:30 - Soccer 1:25:35 - Wired World Of Sports 1:29:35 - Cricket

In this week's episode of 'All Talk with Hello Sport', Billy Birmingham joined Tom & Eddy to speak about his lasting impact on sport & media.

On this week's episode of 'All Talk with Hello Sport', Tom & Eddy sit down with Aussie cricket comedian and Tom's father, Billy Birmingham. 'The 12th man' details his rise to fame, travelling the world mimicking his idols and the role of comedy in sport.

In this week's episode of 'All Talk with Hello Sport', Billy Birmingham joined Tom & Eddy to speak about his current life & what he's up to today.

In this week's episode of 'All Talk with Hello Sport', Billy Birmingham joined Tom & Eddy to speak about finally meeting his cricketing idols in Richie Benaud, Tony Greig & Bill Lawry.

In this week's episode of 'All Talk with Hello Sport', Billy Birmingham joined Tom & Eddy to speak about the rise in popularity of 'The 12th Man.'

In his best Tony Greig voice, Billy Birmingham said “A grudge is nothing more than a place to park your car.” We respectfully disagree. Time to Restump preview podcast Saturday night's much anticipated grudge match!Yes Ok, there are four points on offer and we don't want to take our eyes off the bigger picture prize…. but great meaningful entertaining long-term rivalries are built on stubbornly held grudges… so look out apron-string boy!There's a bit of a nostalgic old school Freo about this upcoming game. Sean Darcy making his intentions public and coach JL saying you should hand in your membership if you're not filthy on Cez! (Well that's what I read between JL's lines… the inference was there!)Prime time Saturday night, us and the Blues at similar developmental stages, both four and one, Jack Newnes is playing and Cez had the audacity to recently state he wanted to be part of building something from the ground up! We're one win and four losses in our last five encounters and haven't beaten them since 2018. And let's also not forget round 3 last year when the Blues deliberately singled out, took to and viciously bullied Andy Brayshaw!  All the above plays a complimentary and respectful role, adding to the emotional and inspiring experience of the Len Hall game and the Anzac Day weekend. It promises to be one special occasion. While we were singling the Blues over the losses of Angus Young and Tracey Chapman, it isn't music to our ears! Their absence will seriously hurt us against Carlton's powerful forward line. But Griffin Logue's inclusion down back and a returning Sargent Schultz putting anything in blue under pressure up forward, has somewhat changed our tune. Is Carlton's naming of Paddy Crips a ruse? One week for a hamstring? Are the Blue baggers playing funny blue buggers? We're buzzing with anticipation and just can't sit still waiting for this game to come around! Plenty more to go over though, matchups, selection chatter, coaches covid, Lobby, Sonny and Alex Pearce. We touch on the umpiring debacle without animated arm and hand movements and then we round it out with a listener's question in the juggernaut that is the “Ask Jojo” segment. So, pick up your plugs, put em in your ports and piers, press play on this hour of purple poppycock and join us potting that punk who pinched our pesos, played us and pi55ed off! (You have to ask the question... how much nonsense can two people come up with!)Whatever the case…. We can't wait for Saturday night. Get in Freo!

Four edges across three games from the model in an Inside Edge pod that has everything from Billy Birmingham to Ron Burgundy. Four solid value plays across three games as Hedge and Ritchie guide punters through the weekend's Big Bash action. It was especially nice to see Hedge forced to grudgingly accept that P. Siddle can play a bit!

This week on the show, we revisit our chat with Billy to remember the halcyon days of sports commentary on Nine's Wide World Of Sport. Because Channel 7 sure has shit the bed with theirs.

Joining us in the Koala Mattress Studios this week is Living Australian Treasure, Billy Birmingham. If you're only going to listen to one Betoota podcast this year, make it this one. Made famous by his timeless impressions of the Wide World of Sport's commentary team, there's much more to the 12th Man than the average punter would know. He discusses how he started doing what he does and what the future holds. Billy was such a delight to have in town and he's welcome back any time.

On this episode we tackle some mighty questions: is the world better off with or without figure skating? What about racist sportsdad comedy?(spoiler alert: without). After that, we take a little point-and-click adventure through some chill island beats. This Week's Subjects: The 2008 World FIgure Skating Championships, the 12th Man (Comedic sketches by Billy Birmingham), and The Secret of Monkey Island (1990 PC Adventure Game) Corrections, comments, concerns, questions? We're always eager to hear from the smartest, sexiest listenership in podcasting. Tweet at us @Wikiwheel or email us at Wikiwheelpod@gmail.com Music by Apache Tomcat: freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/

Trevor Long talks to Billy Birmingham - the 12th Man - about the changing landscape of cricket, his reflections on the Channel 9 commentary box and how it changed and what's to come with Foxtel and the Seven Network.

Trevor Long talks to Billy Birmingham - the 12th Man - about the changing landscape of cricket, his reflections on the Channel 9 commentary box and how it changed and what's to come with Foxtel and the Seven Network.

Trevor Long talks to Billy Birmingham - the 12th Man - about the changing landscape of cricket, his reflections on the Channel 9 commentary box and how it changed and what's to come with Foxtel and the Seven Network.

  It was an absolute pleasure to have Ken Sutcliffe, the male model from Mudgee on this week’s episode. In a career spanning 50 years, Ken is a legend in TV sports broadcasting. We discuss his early days in radio at 2MG Mudgee and the leap of faith that led him to Channel 9. Ken opens up on working alongside the King of TV, Graham Kennedy, Max Walker, what Kerry Packer was really like and the intriguing fact behind the Wired World of Sport II album with Billy Birmingham. We also talk taking on challenges along with the dedication and sacrifices needed to have a successful career in television. Ken reflects on his time covering some of the greatest sporting events and athletes in the world including: Tennis: Federer and Nadal at Wimbledon, Ken Rosewall. Golf: Greg Norman, Adam Scott and witnessing Tiger Woods win his first major at the US Masters. Olympics: The unrivalled talent and charisma of Carl Lewis and Usain Bolt. Ken also offers up a surprise choice for his greatest ever sporting moment featuring the gold medal winning weightlifter Mehmet Yagci. There’s also a chance meeting with a Beatle thrown in there for good measure! This also meant a lot to me personally as I did work experience with Ken at Channel 9 while I was at school and that decision changed the course of my life.  Grab your headphones and turn up the volume because you’re in for a treat!   Connect with me: Email: dean@bravadafilms.com.au FaceBook: @bravadafilms Twitter: @bravadafilms Instagram: @bravadafilms / @deancod

We're past the 50 and into 51 as we bring you another BRINKALICIOUS episode for you to get so excited about! Nick Chester is back to talk all things New Zealand and also get himself in the zone for some big soccer matches. We also open the vault for some epic 2009 memories, some more epic Oz Network moments, some more epic 'Forget The Lyrics' and even more epic classic interview with the legendary Billy Birmingham. Need more epic stuff to listen to? Then you won't find it here because this is EPIC EPIC EPIC! Tune in to be proven us right! Or something like that...

Join us for a special edition of the Fox Cricket Podcast as we talk to The 12th Man, Billy Birmingham, about his final CD release - 'The Very Best of Richie'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys talk about the week thats been focusing on respect or lack there of in the modern world of rugby league. Also a review of the year and preview of upcoming finals matches Special guests for the first time ever together, sport legends HG Nelson and Billy Birmingham!

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