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Kieren Perkins

Kieren Perkins

Australian former freestyle swimmerWikipedia

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Oct 9, 2026

Anna BarryGUEST
14:30
Smash them like guitars.
Anna BarryGUEST
14:32
Then we did the Kieran Perkins.
Anna BarryGUEST
14:33
They interviewed Kieran.
Anna BarryGUEST
14:34
I was crying.
Jen SeyderhelmHOST
0:53
This result isn't a Bradbury moment.
Jen SeyderhelmHOST
0:56
It's Kieran Perkins from lane eight in the fifteen hundred meters in Atlanta.
Jen SeyderhelmHOST
1:03
ACE Radio Network CEO Mark Taylor told Radio Today that he burst into tears when he heard the news.
Jen SeyderhelmHOST
1:10
Metro content director John Verduggen said, after we offered him our congratulations...
MattHOST
67:43
So there's Brett Robinson, Ed Goddard, Seth O'Donnell.
MattHOST
67:46
Uh, who else is there? Kieran Perkins, the big man.
Chris LittlejohnHOST
67:49
Big Perko.
MattHOST
67:50
Big Perko.
Chris LittlejohnHOST
68:57
I think it, I think it'll be, uh, Brett one, Seth two, Liam Cashin three, um, uh, Se- uh, Ed Goddard fourth, and, um, Logie/Yogi [laughs] fifth.
Chris LittlejohnHOST
69:14
That's, that's my...
Chris LittlejohnHOST
69:15
And then, and then, um, yeah, friend of the show, Kieran Perkins, will be sixth.
MattHOST
69:20
Yeah, nice.
Ben WaterworthHOST
29:43
You and I have talked about it.
Ben WaterworthHOST
29:46
The only two things I care about for the opening ceremony, Savage Garden reunion and Stephen Bradbury lighting the corner after Kieran Perkins falls.
Brendan LoweGUEST
29:55
over beforehand they're my only two notes um actually you can see over my top shoulder there you do i do my sign savage and i don't and i don't want and
Ben WaterworthHOST
30:03
again sorry to disrespect your great state i've just never been a powder finger fan but i know they're gonna feature like you know but whatever i'm not a Yeah, all right,
Brendan LoweGUEST
32:35
It's like, I get it.
Brendan LoweGUEST
32:36
Like, you know, Thorpey's Thorpey, but it's just like... famously from New South Wales.
Brendan LoweGUEST
32:42
It's like Kieran Perkins is right there.
Brendan LoweGUEST
32:45
You know
Peter FeganHOST
19:03
I thought it was not a Queenslander.
Peter FeganHOST
19:04
Kieran Perkins is another one that comes to mind.
Peter FeganHOST
19:07
But I'm talking track legends.
Peter FeganHOST
19:10
You know, you've got future legends.
Hamish McLachlanGUEST
11:09
They all make the moments better.
Hamish McLachlanGUEST
11:11
Kieran Perkins was talking around his 1500 swim.
Hamish McLachlanGUEST
11:15
This is gold, rare gold, the best kind of gold.
Hamish McLachlanGUEST
11:17
That gets remembered.
Chad CornesHOST
2:41
The first little part of the doc, yeah, it was good.
Chad CornesHOST
2:44
But once the swimming and the Olympics element came in, You know, I've spoken about that Kieran Perkins race and probably the favourite sporting event that I've watched on TV outside of footy.
Chad CornesHOST
2:56
And then Susie O'Neill, who I know you love, and then the 2004 by 100 in Sydney.
Chad CornesHOST
3:03
But yeah, the Kieran Perkins one is the one that really got me.
Chad CornesHOST
3:06
And I thought Kieran spoke, well, he couldn't have spoken better.
Damon LoweryGUEST
3:10
Yeah.
Philip ClarkHOST
43:18
Glenn from Subie's got the right answer here.
Philip ClarkHOST
43:23
What about Kieran from Rollystone? G'day, Kieran.
KieranAUDIENCE
43:27
G'day, mate.
KieranAUDIENCE
43:27
Sorry, I thought there'd be more cannon fodder before me.

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Philip ClarkHOST
52:38
about
BobAUDIENCE
52:38
13 years old.
BobAUDIENCE
52:41
I was trained by John Carew, who trained Kieran Perkins and Stephen Holland.
Philip ClarkHOST
52:47
Hey, how about that? How
Shane HannonHOST
19:40
... one of the swimmers like?
Andrew BreeGUEST
19:40
Yeah, Kieren Perkins.
Shane HannonHOST
19:41
Okay.
Andrew BreeGUEST
19:41
You know, distance swimmer Perkins.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
16:17
And you're part of the big documentary that we're talking about today, Centimeter Perfect, which is going to be aired next Wednesday.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
16:24
But Susie, you and Kieran, particularly in 1996, were part of two of the most famous calls in Australian sport, the heart of the line and the heart of Dixie.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
16:34
I know the pride that he got out of that over the years, Susie, and talked about that.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
16:37
We talked about that call a lot over the years and how much it meant to him.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
17:21
That's what you were.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
17:23
He just absolutely epitomised the competitor.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
17:28
in you i mean the gentle young girl that we knew but the heart of the line and that's what made you so remarkable and he was able to sum that up you know when the pressure was on it was an historic gold medal because we've been waiting and waiting and waiting and you were able to deliver it and then of course Not long after, you know, Kieran came along with his incredible performance as well.
Bruce McAvaneyGUEST
17:48
So, you know, Dennis, best known, obviously, for football.

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