Mikey Robins

Mikey Robins is one of Australia’s best loved, most intelligent, and hilarious entertainers. With a high  profile career in radio and TV he is one of the most recognisable faces and voices in Australian entertainment history.

With an incredibly quick wit and years of experience in the public eye, Mikey is the perfect MC for corporate events and a great choice for fast paced comic spots.

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From beginnings as a member of the iconic Australian sketch group Castanet Club and the 1991 cult film of the same name, Mikey Robins has gone on to become one of Australia’s most beloved and sought after entertainers. Spanning a career in radio, television and stand up, his clever observations, quick one-liners and brilliant, biting banter have brought him national acclaim and contributed to a long list of career highlights.

Mikey spent seven years behind the mic hosting triple j’s national breakfast show, before becoming an audience favourite as team leader on the hugely popular, high rating Good News Week and its various franchises. He has also been a favourite on ABC radio, Vega and Triple M’s Merrick… and Australia (with Merrick Watts), Studio 10, Today Extra and Sunday Jury on Channel Nine’s TODAY show. Mikey has enjoyed appearances on You Have Been Watching and regular guest spots on Sunrise, Spicks and Specks and The Fat.

Outside a successful TV and radio career, Mikey also enjoys sell-out shows during Melbourne International and Sydney Comedy Festivals, regular performances at Australia’s leading comedy venues and cruise ships, and a highly polished, sought after corporate repertoire. An expert facilitator, he has extensive experience in the corporate and the public sectors and receives praise for his ability to coordinate workshops, strategic-planning sessions and team-building exercises alike.

In 2013, Mikey was given the honour of being invited to be Master of Ceremonies at His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet’s public talk at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. He has also co-written books Three Beers, a Chinese Meal (both with Helen Razor) and Big Man’s World (with Tony Squires and The Sandman) as well as contributing columns for The Daily Telegraph, GQ and Men’s Style, in which he recounted his experience entertaining the troops in Afghanistan.

Mikey’s third book, Seven Deadly Sins and One Very Naughty Fruit a fascinating, funny and downright bizarre survey of culinary oddities, was published by Simon & Schuster in November 2018.