As you may have seen Steve through his work on Centre for Men, recently organised a local screening of "Man Up" a three-part documentary series and social awareness campaign funded by the Movember Foundation and hosted by Triple M radio personality Gus Worland.

Prior to this Steve got the opportunity to sit down with Gus. 

In this episode Steve chats with Gus about Gotcha4life, a brilliant organisation helping young men and adults around mental fitness.

Gus chats about his upbringing, his love of all sports and the incredible doco ‘Man up’. A documentary that digs deep into and challenges what it means to be an Aussie man.

Gus Worlands Man Up documentary can be found here: Man Up

Russell Manser loved the adrenaline rush of robbing banks. Not knowing whether he would walk into or out of the bank with an ambush of police waiting for him.

Russell has regrets and remorse for the trauma he caused the innocent involved.

Russell is doing incredible work now helping survivors of sexual assault in the prison system.

Russell’s story is quite heavy but it’s one that needs to be heard and we thank Russell for being so vulnerable and open in sharing his story.

You can watch more of Russells story here : Russell Manser on Australian Story

Also you can see some of the great work Russell is doing to help other people through his business The Voice of a Survivor

This week on the podcast we chat to Cap Carter an up and coming musician from the western suburbs of Sydney. 

Born in the Philippines Cap moved to Western Sydney at the age of 3, he takes us through what it was like growing up once his mother left the family home when Cap was age 10. 

This was a hard hitting conversation as Cap shares experiences of using the services of Lifeline and we also go deep into the differences between passion and purpose in life. 

We are grateful for Caps time to sit down and record this podcast and hope you all take something away from it. 

Please all head to Spotify to listen to Cap Carter HERE

Enjoy the show. 

P.S - If anything in this podcast triggers you please reach out to a medical professional or contact Lifeline on 13 11 14

This week on the BrothersNothers Podcast we are joined by Joe Williams .

Joe is a proud Wiradjuri/Wolgalu, First Nations Aboriginal man. Published Author, Former NRL Player and professional boxer.

In this chat we cover a wide range of topics from Racism, First Nations People and our nations truth, playing professional sport and battling the enemy within. 

We hope you love this episode as much as we do. 

Also we have to give thanks to Joe for his guidance and education to us when putting together our acknowledgment of country.

Link to Joe William's Website for more details on Joe : https://www.joewilliams.com.au/

Special thanks to YOVEE for providing the intro music to our podcast, you can listen to their music Yovee on Spotify

This week we chat with Scott Silverman.

Scott is the author of ‘The Opioid Epidemic’ and ‘Tell Me No, I Dare You!’ and is known as the Crisis Coach.

He’s a CNN Hero of the Week Award recipient, nationally known for leading successful recovery programs and having over 37 years of continuous recovery himself.

He is the CEO of Confidential Recovery, an intensive outpatient substance abuse recovery program in San Diego, California. This was an eye opening chat about addiction and the effects it can have on a family and friends.

Special thanks to YOVEE for providing the intro music to our podcast, you can listen to their music Yovee on Spotify