Raised in the cornfield, trained for the battlefield: Serena Sundell proves that with guts and grit you can rise to glory. In today's episode, we unpack Sundell’s triumphant journey from Seattle Storm, to Adelaide Lightning and what lies ahead on her road to recovery.

From starting her basketball journey at age 4, to now making her mark in the WNBL with Adelaide Lightning at age 22, Sania Feagin talks about what it really takes to turn a childhood dream into a professional career. We unpack her journey from the WNBA to the WNBL, and why representation in women’s sport is so powerful for the next generation.

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Sam Bamford - former Army Paratrooper, frontline veteran and host of one of my favourite podcasts  @2WorldsCollidePodcast . Sam opens up about the brutal realities of military life, the even MORE brutal transition back into civilian life and what it really means to rebuild your identity after service.

Learn more about

- Life on the frontline in Afghanistan and the things you can't unsee

- PTSD, Mental Health and what we need to do to support our troops

- How to run from Melbourne to Adelaide in 23 days

This one's raw, real and might just change the way you think about what our veterans carry with them long after they've left the battlefield.

Follow Sam's journey: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/Want to help our frontline workers? Donate here: https://aussiefrontlinefoundation.org.au/

From the hills of Adelaide to the world stage, Jake Jones—aka Drift Squid—has carved out a name as one of Australia’s most passionate and fearless drift car drivers. Known for his wild style behind the wheel and his signature high-horsepower builds (including the notorious RB-powered BMW E92), Jake brings grassroots grit, pro-level performance, and a love for all things sideways.In this episode, we dive deep into his journey from humble pads to burnout pads, how he built his drift empire, the real story behind the "Squid" nickname, and what it takes to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of motorsport. Whether you're into JDM, Euro builds, or just love a good underdog story—this one's for you.🎧

Buckle up. It’s about to get squidgy.

If you want to know what it takes to build an iconic Australian business from the ground up, this episode is for you.For our 50th episode, and to celebrate Drakes' 50th anniversary in business, I sat down with someone who's been there since the very beginning: my Dad, Roger Drake.From his first job in a butcher shop, to quickly rising through the ranks of Coles - only to be told he "would never make it in retail" - to venturing out to build Drakes, Dad's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Now, with 50 years in the business and nearly 70 stores, he shares the story of his hard work, dedication and passion behind his success.We discuss what he was like as a kid, his early jobs, and the leap to starting his own supermarket. So tune in to hear first hand from someone who has successfully built a business based on family values, hard work, and a passion for always putting the customer first. It's a special episode that not only celebrates our 50th podcast, but also the legacy he's created.

Widely known for his viral "parmi reviews" and being a contestant on the 2023 season of My Kitchen Rules alongside his mum Sonia, Marcus Costanzo sits down with JP to discuss all things food, content creation, and life philosophies.

Tyson's trading card designs have got him into some pretty cool situations, with his first graphic design gig for the LA Lakers at just 16 years old. Now, nearly 20 years later, Tyson has thousands of designs under his belt and has rubbed shoulders with some of the world's top athletes, from Stephen Curry to Floyd Mayweather.Join me as I sit down with Tyson to explore what sets his trading card designs apart and how they've gained global recognition - all while still being based in little old Adelaide.

Imagine the Olympics on drugs... Literally. This is what the Enhanced Games wants to bring to the world. All your favourite sports from the Olympics, but with the doping rules removed. The only twist? The competitors are required to tell the organisers what drugs they are taking for scientific research.

Paris spent $AUD15 billion hosting the 2024 Olympics, with $2.6 billion going just to clean the Seine River - which was still filthy.

Another week, another deep life discussion sparked by F1...