It's the last episode of the Tonightly Podcast. Tom is joined by all of the reporters, head writer Michael Chamberlin and executive producer Dan Ilic, as he says good by to you, our listener. Cheers mate.

This is the penultimate episode of the Tonightly Podcast, friends! And it's ENORMOUS! (Sorry for breaking the rules, ABC). We've got Troye Sivan, Andrew WK, Daily Telegraph controversy and so much bloody more. Love ya!

In what's been one of the most hectic weeks in Australian politics ever, Greta lee Jackson, Bridie Connell, and Nina Oyama discuss #libspill, Tonightly hosting duties, and for some reason, Roald Dahl. Extensively.

Tonightly's cancelled baby! WOO! Tom invited Greg and Rodney into the podcast booth for a bonding / therapy session, and discussed Mr. Oily and Rodney's recent Powerball win.

Bridie Connell joins Tom to discuss her fleeting and imagined potential romance with Andy Lee. Hear from Hamish and Andy themselves ahead of the new season of True Story, as well as comedian Dave Eastgate and Sydney socialite Skye Leckie, who visited the Tonightly studio during Homelessness Week.

On this episode of the Tonightly podcast, Tom is joined by co-host Nina Oyama. They break down the online response to Tonightly’s Boomer Week and chat with writer Kara Schlegl about the Coles plastic bag fiasco.

Tom is joined by Tonightly’s Head Writer Michael Chamberlin to talk about the blessing that is our graphics team. They also reflect on some of the week’s most notable guests, including Tom Cashman, Jack Druce and The Strokes’ Albert Hammond Jr.

Nina Oyama joins Tom and Dan in the booth talk about Elon Musk, 'Big Desk Energy', and dumpster diving. She also begs for her triple j job back. Bangin'.

Tonightly writer Jazz Twemlow goes deep on David Leyonhjelm and Sarah Hanson-Young crowd funding lawsuits against each other, we revisit Steph Tisdell's hilarious set, Emily Wurramara and Alice Skye perform live and Greg Larsen asks 'Which Prick Threw That' on behalf of Shannon Noll. Find Tonightly on Facebook and Instagram to maintain the riotous LOLs throughout the week.

Following their immensely successful Thursday night hosting of Tonightly, Bridie Connell and Greta Lee Jackson back it up by hosting this special edition of the podcast. Joined by breakout Tonightly star and long time Tonightly writer, Rebecca Shaw, the team discuss Miranda Devine, big dick energy, SuperShe Island, and hear from biohacker Meow Ludo Disco Gamma Meow Meow.

Tom and Dan chat with a journalist from New Idea about Meghan Markle's alleged pregnancy, psychic medium John Edward gets grumpy at the tail end of an interview that went too long, and Alice Fraser and Alex Ward tell funny jokes live on the Tonightly set.

Tom and Dan chat with a journalist from New Idea about Meghan Markle's alleged pregnancy, psychic medium John Edward gets grumpy at the tail end of an interview that went too long, and Alice Fraser and Alex Ward tell funny jokes live on the Tonightly set.

The ABC building in Ultimo is fire hazard, the Liberals want to sell off the organisation anyway but, hey, at least Tonightly's back on the air.

Hear exclusive bonus content from environmentalist Bill McKibben, Author and father of Boris Johnson, Stanley Johnson, and journalist Johann Hari, whose latest book looks at societal cause of depression. This is the last episode of this podcast for a little while, so keep an eye on @tonightly on Twitter and watch the show when we return on June 18.

Guest host and Tonightly's new executive producer Dan Ilic introduces you to a couple of the coolest members of the Tonightly team and we hear from comedians Dane Baptiste, Michael Goldstein, and Takashi Wakasugi. Enjoy!

Greta Lee Jackson drops by to chat about her love of dinosaur destruction and her hatred of medical procedures, and we hear stand up comedy from Damien Power, Guy Montgomery, and Cassie Workman!

Doug Stanhope was on the show, stuck around to tell a story about Dave Hughes for this podcast, and then took Greg Larsen out drinking. Greg drops into to the booth to reflect on a lovely evening. Also, stand up comedy from Fin Taylor and Fern Brady.

Tonightly people Bridie Connell and Aaron Chen storm the booth to go through some correspondence with Tom. Also, hear stand up from Marcel Lucont, and sit down with former Treasurer and Deputy Prime Minister Wayne Swan.

It's Comedy Festival time everyone! It's also a long weekend — so this week, the Tonightly Podcast is providing you with four absolutely killer stand up sets from Tommy Dassalo, Nikki Britton, Loyiso Gola, and Phil Wang. Lol heaps, learn nothing!

Are we living in a simulation? Wherever we are, we know we're big fans of astrophysicist Dr Brian Greene! Check out these extra juicy tidbits from his interview with Tom. Bridie Connell explains the horrors facing one in 10 women with her Endometriosis deep dive, and Michael Hing soothes us all with some comic relief.

Bonobos and ball sweat. Check out some extra bits from Tom's interviews with Jordan Peterson and Henry Rollins that didn't go to air - you'll only find that stuff here! And after all that, Suren Jayemanne will make you laugh.

Happy IWD everybody! Stand up comedian Nina Oyama joined us to describe the time she experimented with the party drug crystal methamphetamine, Bridie Connell and Greta Lee Jackson interviewed the star of the new ABC TV program Harrow, Ioan Gruffudd, and former President of the Australian Human Rights Commission Gillian Triggs also stopped by.

Greg Larsen fills in for Tom to bring you exclusive bonus interviews with Courntey Act and Zahra Stardust, reflects on his interview with John Boyega (and shares his opinion on the Star Wars oeurve, at length). Also, the hilarious Geraldine Hickey!

This week, political editor of the Daily Telegrah Sharri Markson dropped by to discuss the Joyce of Sex, Chris Sarra and Craig Quartermaine both reflected on Kevin Rudd's apology a decade on, Bridie Connell explained the history of Valentine's Day through song, and Greg Larsen combined swiss cheese and eroticism. Finally.

This week on the Tonightly podcast, Greg Larsen revisits his harrowing work for the dole experience, Tom riffs on the Joycey details of Barnaby's affairs, and Harley Breen, Candy Bowers, and ABC Managing Director Michelle Guthrie all stop by.