No more Justin Bieber: New rules for Marty Sheargold's return
<p>Marty Sheargold is back after quitting from his gig on<span> </span><em>Kate, Tim and Marty</em><span> </span>last year.</p>
<p>Sheargold claimed he no longer found the show “challenging” and went on to become a full-time stand-up community along with setting up his own podcast.</p>
<p>He said the podcast set up eventually “couldn’t work out how to make any money out of it.”</p>
<p>The radio star returned to his radio star gig not too long after, this time with his own breakfast show on Triple M Melbourne.</p>
<p>Four months in, Marty told <em>news.com.au</em>: “I’m really enjoying coming to work and that hasn’t always been the way, but it certainly is now,”</p>
<p>“If you can’t get up and about for this kind of opportunity then you shouldn’t be looking for it in the first place.”</p>
<p>Marty now hosts<span> </span><em>The Marty Sheargold Show</em><span> </span>by himself, but often has supporting co-hosts to provide banter and good entertainment for fans.</p>
<p>“I love that idea of getting the whole team in the studio and that always takes time for people to find their own rhythm naturally, and I think that’s happening now which is great. And it’s great having young people around because you can vicariously live through their lives and still go to bed early,” Marty said.</p>
<p>“We’re having genuine fun and I think that’s the most important thing in a team. Content will always look after itself but if you’ve got a great energy and attitude within the group then it’s just a joy to be a part of,” he added.</p>
<p>Marty also admitted he loves his new audience at Triple M now.</p>
<p>“I don’t have to talk about Justin Bieber anymore, which is good,” he revealed.</p>
<p>He also made it clear he will never speak about reality programs on his show as its “lazy”.</p>
<p>“When you look at the clock of these (breakfast radio) shows and you give someone from<span> </span><em>MAFS</em><span> </span>half an hour of your show, that’s because<span> </span><em>you</em><span> </span>don’t want to do half and hour of your show,” he said.</p>
<p>“It’s awful radio and it should be outlawed. And as a listener you shouldn’t put up with it, you should find somebody that’s not doing that, because it’s patronising to treat the audience that way. Who could give a f**k about a bloke from<span> </span><em>MAFS</em>?”</p>
<p>Marty revealed he has rejected a number of offers to appear on reality shows.</p>
<p>“All of those reality ones I’ve said no to,” he told news.com.au.</p>
<p>“They even wanted me to go and do the<span> </span><em>Dirty Dancing</em><span> </span>show in the US (Channel 7’s<span> </span><em>Real Dirty Dancing</em>). I’m like, ‘You don’t know me at all. Why would you ask me to do that?’ I was quite insulted.</p>
<p>“I couldn’t think of anything worse and I made the right decision, it was an awful show.”</p>
<p>Marty admitted he turned down a chance to feature on<span> </span><em>I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here</em>, saying: “It feels like end of career stuff, that stuff. It doesn’t feel like building a career.</p>
<p>“You’re either starting or ending, it shouldn’t be in the middle of your career.”</p>
