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Robbie graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts in 1994 and has since built an incredibly varied career across live performance, recording, touring, teaching and music production.

Over the years, he has performed with some big names in the industry and on programs including Rove Live, Hey Hey It's Saturday and Good Morning Australia.

He is also currently the Australian touring drummer for the Australian BG Show, a role that has taken him across Australia, Las Vegas, Germany, Singapore, India, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

Robbie has dedicated a major part of his career to teaching the next generation of musicians.

Now, the thing is, if both teams aren't showing up, there's not a huge buildup beside the day the game happens.

But the 49ers, their media people, Grant Cohn, anyone that follows him online, he, he's been going to these, uh, AFL games, which is not rugby, it's not soccer, it's somewhere in the middle, and, like, making polarizing statements about their star players and going on Good Morning Australia, and it's kind of become a thing.

Obviously, the players, you know, got a day off over there.

They went to different games.

Just before we start the Book of Tim,

I've come over here and I've discovered that you have a DVD of a young Tim Mendham in, what, 1992? On the Today Show? Good Morning Australia.

Was it? Anyway, I'm going to play that now.

Here's everybody.

Well, Tim Mendham, thank you very much for coming in today.

Tim Mendham from the Australian Skeptics Association.

And we'll be back with more from Good Morning Australia after the break.

Tim, amazing.

I don't even really know who Moira is, but she's the advertorial lady.

Yeah, she's the advertorial lady on, it was on, I was thinking she was on the Good Morning Australia, the Burt Newton show.

Yeah.

He'd always go, and now here's Moira.

And yet weather was such 20, 30 years ago when I started on radio 30 years ago, weather was one of those things you needed the radio for.

Unless top and bottom of the hour you put the Today Show on or Good Morning Australia or Sunrise, you needed the radio for that.

People are not using it.

They've got the weather.

Dame Sarah.

I don't s- yeah, she was doing Good Morning Australia or Good Morning Sydney or something for many years.

Oh, yeah.

But that's ex- you're exactly right, and I s- and to-