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The Rush Hour Melbourne Catch Up - 105.1 Triple M Melbourne - James Brayshaw and Billy Brownless

The Rush Hour Melbourne Catch Up - 105.1 Triple M Melbourne - James Brayshaw and Billy Brownless

By: Triple M
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Triple M’s Rush Hour with James Brayshaw and Billy Brownless will get you home from 4-6pm Monday to Friday. They’ve got you stitched up, with the biggest names in town joining them in the studio every day. Plus your favourite segments like Billy’s Bake, what have you seen…unusual, the Idiot File & Billy’s Joke. If it bounces, rolls or scores, then these two characters will have it covered in ways only they can.

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Episodes
  • Hawks Legend John Kennedy Jr, Damian Barrett, Devon Meadows FC Calls In From Mad Monday

    Hawks Legend John Kennedy Jr, Damian Barrett, Devon Meadows FC Calls In From Mad Monday
    Sep 15 2025

    Billy has a very important meeting this week, but he puts aside the nerves to get us going with the All Sports Report - as Sam Kerr makes her comeback.

    Damian Barrett is in studio with his positives and negatives from the semifinals, and a look at Steven King's first press conference as Melbourne Demons coach.

    We want you to brag about what you've done with the Monday Brag Artist, and Billy has his top 5 Triple M Footy moments from the weekend.

    After winning their first ever seniors Premiership, Devon Meadows Football Club call in from their Mad Monday celebrations. Then Hawthorn legend John Kennedy Jr calls in to reflect on the 1989 Grand Final.

    Finally, Billy has a joke about a very serious lecture to close the show.

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Stupid Rules, Craft Brownless X2, Gilly - The Rush Hour Sunday Session - Sunday 14th September 2025

    Stupid Rules, Craft Brownless X2, Gilly - The Rush Hour Sunday Session - Sunday 14th September 2025
    Sep 14 2025

    Take a listen to our favourite stuff from this week, including Adam Gilchrist, Billy's day out, Topics Brayshaw, the Wacky World Of William, Olympic Discus Thrower Matt Denny, Craft Brownless, an Idiot Song, and Billy's least poxy joke.

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    56 mins
  • Olympic Discus Thrower Matt Denny, Touk Miller's Dad Wylie, Topics Brownless Loses His Way - The Rush Hour podcast - Thursday 11th September 2025

    Olympic Discus Thrower Matt Denny, Touk Miller's Dad Wylie, Topics Brownless Loses His Way - The Rush Hour podcast - Thursday 11th September 2025
    Sep 11 2025

    JB is getting set for a Ginnivan-style mobbing at Adelaide Airport later tonight, and Billy has been to the RecLink Cup. He kicks us off with the All Sports Report and a well deserved shout-out to a Victorian soccer side making big waves in the Australia Cup.

    Channel 7's Theo Doropoulos calls in as Jack Ginnivan lands at Adelaide Airport, plus he has news on Zach Merrett and the Bombers, plus Bailey Smith's apology to a photographer.

    Topics Brownless asks when you got sucked in... eventually, and we hear from Touk Miller's Dad Wylie, who might just be the most entertaining guest we've ever had.

    We've got an Idiot Song set to one of Billy's favourite B52s tracks, and Greg Rust calls in to chat about McLaren pushing Oscar Piastri aside for Lando Norris in Italy.

    Olympic Discus Bronze Medallist Matt Denny calls in before he flies to Tokyo for the World Athletics Championships, and Billy has a fruity joke about a tyre to close out our week.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
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