I was recently a guest on the excellent ‘Dissecting a Frog’ podcast, where host Luke Morris from Comedy Victoria and I discussed the finer points of writing comedy for radio, TV & online. Highlights include some things I’ve never told anyone, like how I derive inspiration from the ABC toilets, some behind the scenes tidbits […]
I went on commercial TV to play some commercials
Published in June 4th, 2023
? Had a great time chatting with the gang at Studio 10 about VHS Revue and showing some of the weird ads I’ve found on old video tapes! Originally broadcast live on Channel 10, 25 May 2023. Ads shown included Smith’s Chips Lites (1989), Australian Fresh Orange Juice plus Calcium (2003) and McCain Baby Peas […]
Bye Bye 2022
Published in December 31st, 2022
Posted by David M. Green in Mad As Hell, Melbourne, photos, radio, Shaun Micallef, The Life of DMG, Tim Wray, TV, VHS Revue, Writing
It’s been a large year. New house, new car, new phone, new baby. Pretty much compressed all of being an adult into a few months. Also wrote on the final 2 seasons of Mad as Hell before catching Covid at the wrap party. Here are some of my favourite things I got on the air […]
Mad As Hell writing highlights 2020/21
Published in June 7th, 2022
Here are some of my favourite bits I wrote for Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS HELL (Series 11 – 13). These seasons were produced during Melbourne’s Covid-19 lockdowns and hence most of the episodes did not have a studio audience. Writing on Mad as Hell is the best job I’ve ever had. Every day is a […]
End of Year Bloggy Blog 2021
Published in December 31st, 2021
Posted by David M. Green in Adelaide, Channel 31, Good Afternoon Adelaide, Mad As Hell, Melbourne, photos, radio, The Life of DMG, TV, VHS Revue, video
I spent all of January in the zero Covid paradise of Adelaide, watching the crazy events in the United States on TV as their infection and death rates skyrocketed, a violent mob of right-wing conspiracy theorists literally stormed the Capitol Building and their political system teetered on the edge of collapse. It was quite horrifying […]
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