What started out as a chat between mates, has transformed into one of the largest men's foundations in the world. Movember has raised a staggering $1.2 Billion, has funded over 1,250 health programs, and has created a community of over 6 million Mo Bros and Mo Sistas all around the world.

From attempting suicide on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, to being a proud father, ultra-marathon runner, and mental health advocate. This is the story of Dan Price, a man who inspires all those around him.

Simon Dunn is a rugby player who felt compelled to leave the sport he loved due to his sexuality.

On this week's episode of Behind the Uniform, Sam opens up about the tragic loss of both his Father and Sister to cancer, and why he isn't giving up on playing AFL again despite multiple career threatening injuries.

Khan opens up about his lifelong battles with mental illness, including ADHD, severe anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and being incorrectly diagnosed with bipolar.

Gus talks about his vision of zero suicides, the importance of having a gotcha for life buddy, and why everyone needs to make their bed...

This week on Behind the Uniform, we chat to Scott Henderson, the man behind Australia's most popular Men's magazine, Men's Health.

Steve Willis, aka Commando Steve, opens up about how a difficult childhood led to fear of failure and not being good enough.

Moises Henriques was living his dream. He was playing Cricket for Australia, he had a beautiful partner, a close group of mates, and a life that most people would envy. But behind the uniform, Moises was depressed.

On this episode of Behind the Uniform, Braith Anasta shares what it was like growing up without his Dad, and how he has navigated his way through life.