A Lot To Talk About

Kellie Finlayson was a young woman who had just entered the most exciting chapter of her life. A partner she loved and a newborn baby girl she adored, her dreams were becoming her reality. Then life dealt her a hand she could have never imagined.... stage 4 bowel cancer.

Kellie chooses to not just survive, but thrive. She refuses to stop living her life despite the grief and the terrible odds that are against her. She continues to serve as an inspiration and a light for so many through the most challenging chapter of her own life. It was a privilege to share a conversation with her.

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You can follow both Kellie and I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @kelliefinlayson_

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Brad.

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Peter Singer is professor in bioethics with a background in philosophy.

His work focuses on the practical ethics that can make the world a better place and reduce suffering.

Peter has written many books, some of which are: The Life You Can Save, Animal Liberation Now, & The Most Good You Can Do.

Our conversation explores his career, what moral philosophy encompasses and how being a consequentialist and utilitarian has empowered Peter to have great impact in the fight against global hunger. I ask him whether his desire to do more good gives way to the occasional selfish act, and why he gave away $1,000,000 in prize money to charity in 2021, as well as much more!

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Follow us on instagram @bradleyjdryburgh @peter_singer and check out more on Peter's charity and work below:

The Life You Can Save - www.thelifeyoucansave.org.au

Peter Singer - petersinger.info, and petersinger.info/podcast, also petersinger.ai

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Brad.

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George aka TheTinMen is an advocate for men's mental health.

His online following has grown off the back of facts and research around men's wellbeing that will shock you.

We discuss: male victims of abuse and the shocking statistics that reflect this problem, why solving men's issues isn't zero sum for women, the NSW Liberal Party appointing a minister for men, and much more.

You can follow both George and I on social media @bradleyjdryburgh @TheTinMen

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Brad.

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Scott Ryder is a former special forces soldier of the 2 Commando, 3RAR and Tag East regiments.

A 20+ year career in the military has seen Scott deployed in Afghanistan, Iraq, East Timor and Europe on many different operations.

His new book 'Forged in Fire' tells the story of his life and career. You can purchase the book in paperback, ebook or audio format via the link below:

https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/book/Scott-Ryder-Forged-in-Fire-9781761471414

You can follow both Scott and I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh & @scott_ryder_zero79

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Brad.

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Joe Williams is a former NRL player and professional boxer now working in the mental health and wellbeing space.

An Aboriginal man from the Wiradjuri/Wolgalu nation, Joe and I shared an honest conversation about Australian cultural identity and the way toward a more united society, his own battle with mental health and lessons in parenthood as a father of five children.

You can follow both Joe and I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @joewilliams_tew

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For the first episode of the year I had all of my guests from last year (2025) ask me a question.

Questions like: what have I had not had the courage to say on the podcast before, the best advice I received this last year, biggest lesson I took from a guest this year & much more.

You can follow me on socials @bradleyjdryburgh

If you enjoyed our conversation, you can support the show by subscribing and sharing this with a mate. Happy new year!

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Brad.

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Brett Connellan is a shark attack survivor, filmmaker and speaker.

His debut film 'Attacking Life' is available on Stan.

Brett and I discussed reflecting on experiences to learn, set new goals and work towards the next chapter of your life, as well as the recent shark attacks in Australia and what he has learned about these incidents after experiencing his own nearly fatal attack.

You can follow both Brett and I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @brettconnellan

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Samuel Dreyfus is a provisional psychologist who has amassed an impressive audience online for his educational and heartfelt content.

Leaning on his clinical and lived experience, Samuel and I discuss the many challenges that most in the modern world can relate to:

Anxiety, trusting your gut, why small goals are important, why we all have red flags and why you are worthy of a good life.

You can follow both Samuel & I on social media @bradleyjdryburgh @smoeandco

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Chris Griffin is the host of 'The Pocket' podcast.

A viral clip from Chris' show, in which he discussed what he wants in a future partner, exploded online and was the cause for much controversy between a number of figures in the podcast and media landscape. Labelled by some online voices as toxic masculinity, financially abusive or as contributing to the manosphere, Chris doubled down on his take in what became a back and forth of opinions online.

Chris and I sat down to have an honest conversation in which we both agree and disagree with each other on a number of matters. We not only discuss the controversial clip, but the role and responsibility of men in relationships and family, chasing your dreams and why he believes his way of life is possible for everyone.

You can follow both Chris & I on social media @bradleyjdryburgh @morechrisgriffin

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Richard de Crespigny is a former member of the Royal Australian Air Force, and retired Qantas pilot.

Richard was the captain of flight QF32 when the engine exploded minutes into a flight out of Singapore. Alongside his in flight crew, their heroic actions saved 469 passengers, managing to avoid what could have been a nail in the coffin during a tumultuous time for airline giant Qantas.

Richard openly shares the life events and learnings that allowed him to lead with confidence that fateful day in the cockpit, and what a life in pursuit of passion and experiences has afforded him.

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You can follow me on social media @bradleyjdryburgh

Check out Rich’s books via the link below:

https://qf32.aero

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Brad.

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