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Young Talent Time

Young Talent Time

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Oct 31, 2026

Pat PanettaHOST
77:44
It was massive, wasn't it, that album? Okay, number six.
Pat PanettaHOST
77:48
What was the name of the famous Australian children's TV program presented by Johnny Young from 1971 to 1988, Stray? Young Talent Time.
Pat PanettaHOST
78:00
Young Talent Time.
Pat PanettaHOST
78:01
It was the show that gave young performers a national TV platform Saturday nights.
Pat PanettaHOST
78:06
OK, number seven for you, Stray.
Darren MortHOST
14:19
Go, Mickey.
Joplin HigginsHOST
14:20
The Young Talent Time.
Darren MortHOST
14:22
Oh, yeah,
Joplin HigginsHOST
14:22
Johnny.
MargaretHOST
61:33
You mentioned the late, great Johnny Young.
MargaretHOST
61:37
I fell asleep on the couch last night and dreamt I was a kid watching Young Talent Time with Johnny Young singing his closing song, All My Loving.
MargaretHOST
61:47
It felt so real that I was very saddened to wake up disorientated and find I was back in 2026.
MargaretHOST
61:55
It affected the rest of my night.
Patti NewtonGUEST
15:48
in, you know, 70 years ago, as we know now.
Patti NewtonGUEST
15:52
And they decided to put a show on a bit like Young Talent Time, but was called Swallows Juniors.
Patti NewtonGUEST
16:01
And there was a choir and each kid in the choir would do a solo.
Patti NewtonGUEST
16:06
And, you know, you do duets and trios and solo performances where you tap danced and all of that.
Patti NewtonGUEST
10:29
in, you know, 70 years ago, as we know now.
Patti NewtonGUEST
10:33
And they decided to put a show on a bit like Young Talent Time, but was called Swallows Juniors.
Patti NewtonGUEST
10:41
And there was a choir and each kid in the choir would do a solo.
Patti NewtonGUEST
10:47
And, you know, you do duets and trios and solo performances where you tap danced and all of that.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
34:16
Huge, huge entertainment.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
34:18
Johnny Young and the Young Talent Team are there.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
34:20
Mike Brady singing Dare to Beat the Bear.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
34:22
Debbie Byrne sings.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
4:31
Dad and I watching on the little rank arena TV.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
4:35
The girls watched young talent time on the main TV set.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
4:40
And then we would flick between the winners and channel seven as to what we wanted to see on the, on the white framed rank arena TV.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
4:48
Yeah.
Leonie MellingerHOST
1:00
Danielle was born in Australia to Sri Lankan parents with Dutch and Scottish heritage.
Leonie MellingerHOST
1:06
Aged nine, she became the youngest winner of the Australian television competition Young Talent Time.
Leonie MellingerHOST
1:12
She moved to Los Angeles at the age of 11, made her debut with the Los Angeles Opera at 15, won an Emmy at 16 and by the age of 20 had already performed on Broadway and at the Metropolitan Opera.
Leonie MellingerHOST
1:27
Since then, Danielle has become a global superstar and she made her debut as a director earlier this year.
AngeHOST
25:05
Yeah, man.
AngeHOST
25:06
[laughs] You might remember that chap from his time on that TV show of the '70s and '80s, Young Talent Time.
AngeHOST
25:13
It was Johnny Young, and he started his showbiz career with the release of that chart-topping hit Carolyn, uh, with his band Company.
AngeHOST
25:22
The song was actually written by the Easybeats.
Denis WalterHOST
45:21
Oh, good.
StevenAUDIENCE
45:22
And they followed you ever since Young Talent Time.
StevenAUDIENCE
45:25
That's how far they went back.
StevenAUDIENCE
45:27
Um-

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