Monty Dimond – Sick & Tired of Being Sick & Tired
It’s a Monty type of day – and thank god, because this week we welcome the brilliant Monty Dimond into the studio. Founder and co-host of Show and Tell platform, which includes the newly released podcast iChronic, Monty is a pillar of Australian media (including a co-hosting a national drive show with our very own […]
Lauren Zonfrillo – Grief: The Shittest Greatest Gift
Lauren Zonfrillo knows grief – intimately, devastatingly, and meaningfully. Almost two years since the sudden death of her husband Jock, Lauren describes grief as the ‘shittest, greatest gift’, and how she navigated unimaginable loss while continuing to parent two young children. In this episode, Lauren shares what she learnt about herself in the days, weeks, […]
Danielle Laidley’s Private Struggle & Public Outing
Danielle May Laidley was known by a different name for the first 53 years of her life. We are so proud that this episode is a contributing factor to her reclaiming her narrative as a transgender woman. An extremely talented AFL footballer, Danielle would go on to become a highly respected coach, always keeping within […]
Mick Fanning – Riding The Waves Of Loss
The stoke level is pretty high this week because we are joined by three-time world champion surfer, shark attack survivor, and maybe the nicest guy we have ever met, Mick Fanning. We had high expectations for this chat (we mean, it’s Mick Fanning), but he absolutely blew us out of the water with his humanity, compassion, […]
Michael Theo – Life On The Spectrum
You may know Michael from Love on the Spectrum, or his podcast Mr A+, or even his appearance on Ellen – he’s done it all and has an incredible amount of wisdom on his journey so far. We’ve been doing this show for six years, and no-one has ever summarised it as well as Michael […]
Layne Beachley – Surf’s Up… And Down
Today we welcome into the studio 7 time world champion surfer, and all-round legend, Layne Beachley. Layne, who had the self-described ‘compassion of a tiger shark’ during her competition days, has lived an incredible journey to learn how to love others, and more importantly, herself. Upon discovering that she was adopted, Layne internalised a fear […]
Peter Bol – 800m & 3 Free Haircuts
You may know Peter Bol as the 800m runner, who came fourth in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and second in the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Or, if you’re Hugh, you may have hundreds of photos of Peter training. Wherever you are on the Peter-obsession-meter, we think you’re going to love this episode. Our chat with Peter […]
Nathan Buckley – Out of The Woods
For Nathan Buckley, self-reflection is critical for becoming the person and parent you want to be. Placed on a pedestal during his playing career (for good reason), Bucks was Collingwood’s favourite son, and GOD he felt the pressure. Communicating only through criticism, both to himself and his teammates, Bucks says he was “demented” in the […]
Poh Ling Yeow – When The Relationship Ends
Have you ever made a really bad decision? Made a call that you couldn’t undo? It’s a fear for many, and for others, living with the reality of a ‘roll of the dice’ gone wrong, is cause for great sadness, and discomfort. But, there is wisdom in mistakes. And for Poh Ling Yeow, learning to […]
Michael Klim – The Race Of His Life
What would it feel like to have the very thing that made you great – your body, strength and co-ordination – slowly and painfully taken away from you? As a swimmer, Michael Klim was on top of the world – he was literally ‘World Swimmer of the Year’. Trips to the Olympics, medals of every […]
