You Don't Know Me

In episode seven of YDKM with Virginia Trioli: Myf Warhurst, co-host of music quiz show Spicks and Specks, has a never say never attitude that saw her bungy jump out of a helicopter. It's a philosophy she also applies to 70s country music and romance reality TV shows.

In episode six of YDKM with Virginia Trioli: One of the greatest dancers of his generation, David Hallberg took a leap of faith to come to Australia. Now the artistic director of the Australian Ballet, he tells Virginia Trioli about sneaking out his bedroom window, being bullied as a young boy who wanted to dance and the thrill of long, deserted roads.

In episode Five of YDKM with Virginia Trioli: He's been tied to the floor of a helicopter, almost met the Spice Girls and loves nothing more than some trash TV, but singer-songwriter Anthony Callea takes being the CEO of himself very seriously.

Grace Tame may be a survivor of child sexual abuse, but she does not let the abuse define her life. The former Australian of the Year tells Virginia Trioli about that Scott Morrison side-eye, drawing for John Cleese and her love of watching movies that are so bad they're good.

In episode three of YDKM with Virginia Trioli: Tracy Grimshaw is used to being the one to ask the questions. So, when Virginia Trioli turns the tables on the TV current affairs queen, it takes some surprising turns. As she prepares to step down as host of A Current Affair, Grimshaw talks about her unusual obsession, galloping through herds of giraffes and the other career she desperately wanted.

In episode two of YDKM with Virginia Trioli: He's one of Australia's best-known doctors, but Norman Swan is plagued by impostor syndrome, thoughts that he is not a nice person and the spectre of his mother. Plus he tells Virginia Trioli of his one true pleasure.

What's in a middle name? Comedian and actor Shaun Micallef gives Virginia Trioli the lowdown on the time he shot light beams from his eyes and his penchant for kickboxing movies. But is it all lies, damn lies?

You Don't Know Me is the new podcast from ABC Radio. Virginia Trioli sits down with people from stage and screen. They're the ones you've heard on the radio or grown up with over the years. A set of seven questions open up a world of possibilities with some unexpected answers. You'll discover the moments that have made these remarkable Australians who they are. Join Virginia Trioli every week for...