Josh refers to Tommy Jackett as being 'from Shepparton' while wrapping up the episode.
Referenced regarding a karaoke regular at the GV Hotel.
Tommy recalls taking a job in Shepparton as an example of embracing a major life/career change.
Mentioned as the town where Josh's radio career made him feel locally significant.
Location of Tommy's 2013 workplace where the egg-in-microwave incident occurred.
Tommy mentions moving to Shepparton for a radio job, paid for by the station.
Tommy mentions living there with an aquatic centre attached to a gym where he'd use the spa.
Tommy mentions a park in Shepparton where people drank energy drinks in the evening.
Referenced in discussion of past workplace routines and lunch budgets.
Josh mentions a favourite cafe in Shepparton (Goulburn Valley) closing due to a new coronavirus case.
Tommy references people he's met from Shepparton as being 'go-getters' who are happy to have left.
Tommy discusses his two years working in breakfast radio in Shepparton as a formative uncomfortable period.
Referenced as the location of a radio station Josh says he used to work at and can still pick up the frequency from.
The regional Victorian town where Josh worked in radio and embraced 'localism'.
Tommy mentions living in Shepparton as a kid with a train line behind his house where freight trains passed slowly.
Hometown shared by Tommy and Maddy, discussed regarding Tommy's radio history and Maddy's upbringing.
Tommy compares Bendigo's historic buildings to Shepparton, which he says was mostly knocked down and rebuilt.
Tommy mentions he previously pushed back on tongue cleaning while doing radio in Shepparton.
Location referenced in Josh's story about a prank video where he unknowingly ate an entire bag of lollies.
Tommy mentions he was living in Shepparton around the time of his costly birthday night out and references old pre-show days talking about Shepparton.
Location where Ken the con-artist gym manager was eventually caught out via a job reference call.
Josh references Tommy's past radio show in Shepparton when discussing the live call-in format.
Tommy says he was living there when he began a long-distance relationship with Amy, who was in Sydney/Bondi.
Mentioned as a cheaper regional nightclub option owned by 'The Deck' chain.
George references driving the Hume Highway back from Shepparton and having an 'obsession with goats' there.
Tommy mentions living there for two years doing a breakfast radio show before meeting his wife.
Tommy references working in Shepparton and the V/Line train route and homeless community there, drawing a comparison to Harry's hometown.
Referenced regarding working/placement history and having had Harrison Craig on a show there; flagged as a possible attribution mix-up (canonically this history belongs to Tommy).
Regional Victorian town where both Tommy and Stacey June worked in radio together.
Tommy mentions having done radio in Shepparton for multiple years.
Josh Janssen describes having done a couple of years on radio hosting a breakfast show in this regional Australian town.
Tommy recalls living and working in radio in Shepparton, including a late-night trip to a Bendigo gig.
Not mentioned in this episode.
Mason Lauder jokes that he mentioned London to friends almost as much as Tommy mentions Shepparton.
Referenced as the location of an earlier episode (50) recorded at a related pub establishment.
Referenced as the location of episode 50's meetup/deck event.
Hometown of Kel Wolfe and BMac's connection point; where Tommy and Josh worked in regional radio for about a year.
Discussed in relation to a skatepark story and radio, with disputed speaker attribution.
Discussed as the hometown of BMAC and claimed home of the halal snack pack, with mention of having worked in radio there.
Tommy references stopping at Shepparton for KFC on the way back from Leeton for an episode about The Big Strawberry.
Town referenced in a radio/tyre-sabotage story; attribution of who actually lived there is uncertain in this transcript.
Location of a cafe where a barista claimed his uncle owned 2XU and had a private jet.
Tommy recalls living in a serviced apartment next to drug dealers while starting his radio job in Shepparton.
Referenced in a story about an old motel's outdated 'New Mattresses' sign during a phoner.
Regional Victorian town where the previous day's episode was filmed, near the Big Strawberry.
Regional Victorian town where Tommy worked in radio and where the episode is filmed.
Regional Victorian town where Tommy's old radio studio is located and where episode 360 will be recorded.
Tommy recalls living there for two years and working in radio, including a stunt segment called Fearophobia.
Regional town where Tommy worked in radio and recounts trying to help a woman who collapsed on the street.
Tommy mentions a Campbell's Soup factory near Shepparton and that he interviewed Hungry Haydo there.
Tommy mentions a woman he ran into who used to live in Shepparton and worked at a coffee shop he frequented.
Tommy references his childhood home in Shepparton where he made prank parking tickets and flash-prank calls.
Tommy mentions living there for a few years and working in local radio connected to the Shepparton council.
Regional city where Tommy Jackett worked in radio before moving to Melbourne, referenced repeatedly as his career starting point.
Mentioned as the location near 'New Merca' where the Messina milk's Jersey cows are, with a claim about prior radio work there.
Tommy references his own pre-radio-career days in Shepparton when talking with young Lewis about getting into media.
Tommy mentions living in Shepparton when he first called Amy after their Bali trip.
Tommy references being 'on air in Shepparton' when discussing the importance of supporting local business in small towns.
Mentioned as the location of a radio job opportunity discussed in the context of premature announcements.
Tommy mentions attending greyhound/trotting races there.
Tommy mentions living there and watching The Bachelor, tied to his breakfast radio history.
Referenced regarding a past call-out involving a police officer, tied to Daily Talk Show history (attribution uncertain, see warnings).
Regional town where Tommy worked in radio near a low-security prison he later visited.
Mentioned in a story about nearly getting fired from a radio job during a probation period.
Tommy references doing radio work in Shepparton, recalling wearing headphones and talk breaks.
Where Tommy worked in radio and did Salvation Army promotional window displays.
Tommy recalls working in regional radio in this northern Victorian town.
Referenced repeatedly as the regional location tied to a radio career history and a contact for sourcing hams.
Where Tommy previously worked in radio and ran a yawn call-in stunt.
Tommy mentions having just left Shepparton before moving to Sydney, around the time of his first message to Josh.
Tommy recalls finishing up in Shepparton and becoming temporarily 'homeless' before moving back to his parents' house.
Referenced in connection with radio air-check feedback and a story about 'looking for a hot cop' in the Goulburn Valley.
Tommy recalls living in an apartment in Shepparton where gas bills were never charged.
Region where Tommy's old radio 'House Party Tour' broadcasts took place.
Tommy mentions having lived there for two years, near Brad's hometown of Cobram.
Tommy references his past radio work there while discussing the 'shop local' campaign in regional towns.
Tommy references his move from Shepparton to Sydney as the backdrop for starting his morning pages routine.
Regional Victorian town where Tommy and Stacey co-hosted a daily radio show together.
Used by Josh as an example location in a hypothetical name-dropping conversation game.
Where Tommy used to live with Kel and where the dead mouse bad breath story took place.
Regional Victorian town where Tommy worked in radio for two years, discussed with nostalgia.
Tommy worked in regional radio there and lived with a housemate with odd habits before moving to Sydney.
Josh recalls visiting Shepparton for the show's episode 50 celebration and noticing Tommy's nostalgia there.
Regional city where Tommy worked in radio and the 'Find the Hot Cop' segment incident occurred.
Regional Victorian town where Tommy Jackett worked in radio before moving to Melbourne; referenced repeatedly as a career touchstone.
Tommy compares inland farm visits and homelessness issues to his experience in Shepparton.
Location mentioned regarding breakfast radio work and a pig truck sighting while driving back.
Referenced as a nod to Tommy's regional radio past.
Tommy recalls living there and seeing a modelling poster of Tommy Davidson in a shop window.
Tommy recalls living in Shepparton, regional Victoria, for two years and whether it felt like home.
Tommy references working in radio in Shepparton, including the early starts and a website for writing to prisoners.
Josh Janssen says he worked in breakfast radio in Shepparton before moving to a metro market.
Tommy and Josh discuss their trip to Shepparton for the 50th episode video and joke about being a 'new breakfast show' on radio there.
Tommy recounts trying to leave his gym in his hometown of Shepparton and discussing it on the radio.
Tommy mentions a one-day road trip to Shepparton and back, and refers to a mate who is a PD (program director) there.
Northern Victorian country town where Tommy worked in radio and where episode 50 was recorded live.
Referenced as the regional town where the radio job and resignation story took place, and as a possible location for an episode 50 event.
Tommy worked in radio in Shepparton and recounts getting in trouble for an on-air voting tip and a cringe local TV ad.
Tommy recounts a Saturday morning incident there where he tried to help a woman who collapsed outside a cafe.
Regional Victorian town where Tommy worked in radio and met medium Steph Warburton; also where a psychic tour visited.
Regional market where Tommy worked as a radio host, referenced multiple times regarding his radio career.
Tommy mentions moving there and forming a close friendship (with Kel) over pub visits.
Tommy did regional radio in Shepparton for about two years.