In The Head Of A Country Bloke

Born in Keith SA, Tim Moyle’s story is one of resilience and determination. After losing his father just months before he was born, Tim was raised on his grandparents' farm in Willalooka, shaped by his grandfather’s grit, his mum and stepfather Tim’s influence, and the guidance of respected mentors.

With a passion for agriculture, Tim’s journey took him from Roseworthy Ag College to a successful career with Landmark/Nutrien Ag. A decade ago, he seized the chance to buy into Millicent Farm Supplies, growing it into a thriving business alongside his partners, Ash and Fiona Dearman.

Now a husband to Lucy and father of three, Tim has fulfilled his dream of owning a farm. His story is about taking risks, embracing challenges, and staying focused on purpose.

Join us as we delve into Tim’s inspiring journey of hard work, vision, and creating a meaningful life.

Welcome back to In the Head Of A Country Bloke. Today we have inspiring guest Todd Woodard, a true ground- breaker in sustainable farming. Todd's journey began on the family farm where he developed a deep love for the land that has driven him to achieve amazing things - such as launching South Australia's first soil carbon project. At Peel Pastoral alongside his wife Anne and their families, they are setting new standards in regenerative practices, that capture carbon and nurture soil health. As chairman of the LC Sustainable Futures Association, Todd is on a mission to protect and preserve our environment for generations to come. This is a story of vision, dedication and relentless drive to make a real difference. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Disclaimer: The views and opinions are that of the podcast interviewee and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the podcast interviewer, or supporting bodies, nor are they intended to replace medical or expert advice.

I caught up with Matt Rowett for coffee a couple of weeks ago, and we decided to hit record...

You might remember, Matt shared some of his incredible journey with us back in 2020.

Before his 40th birthday in 2019, Matt was enjoying life as a husband, father of four, a mate to many, and a successful business partner. 

However, a series of headaches led to a life-changing diagnosis of Glioblastoma.

Despite the 'bleak prognosis', Matt has defied the odds, again and again - his story is one of ultimate resilience. 

With the unwavering support of his wife Kriena and his remarkable determination, Matt has proven the true power of the mind.

Five years later, he's cancer-free and has even regained his driver’s license, and what that took is nothing short of inspirational in itself! 

Matt's story is definitely one you will want to hear - as he reflects on his some of his battles, successes, and the lessons he's learned. 

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the Podcast interviewees are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the interviewer or podcast support bodies. Nor do they intend to replace medical or other expert advice.

Welcome back to In the Head of a Country Bloke.

This time, I chat with Jack Lawrence, a bloke with a big love for action sports who definitely doesn’t mind living life on the edge.

Jack's passion for skydiving is clear, as he shares what it really means to him, and why he loves it. But his love for the extreme doesn't stop there. 

He's also into motorbike racing, and even as a kid, he played every sport imaginable.

As a self-employed builder, Jack isn't afraid of hard work. He admits his work-life balance is a bit off, but his job not only supports his adventurous lifestyle but also reflects the same energy and dedication he brings to everything he does.

His story doesn't end with action sports- we also go into his overseas travel experiences and his adventures in Finke Desert Race - which Alice Springs happens to be gearing up for at the time of this episode. 

In this episode I chat with Glenn Haynes, aka Haynesy.

Glenn's not only a seasoned shearer, with stories from the sheds that span decades - but a loving family man, and good mate to many.

From his start as a curious young bloke, venturing into the tough world of shearing to representing at state level, and eventually mentoring and training the next generation. 

Glenn shares what it was like to shear out in the bush, the evolution of the habits of shearers, and the mentors who guided him.

Not to mention how it feels to be 'surrounded by greatness' within the industry.

Discover how fear of failure, making hard decisions, and setting ambitious goals shaped his career and led him to one of the most satisfying jobs imaginable. 

Tune in to hear a country bloke's journey through challenges, changes, and an unwavering passion for shearing.

**The views and opinions expressed by the Podcast interviewees are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the interviewer or podcast support bodies. Nor do they intend to replace medical or other expert advice.

In this episode I chat to Bill Gill, a genuine 'what you see is what you get', down to earth bloke.

A loving Husband, father of three beautiful girls, and now Grandfather - Bill has strong family values, loves his mates and is known for his passion for sport.

He's a mix of humble and 'self confessed' opinionated in the things that matter to him.

He knows what it's like to experience heartbreaking loss, as well as the contrast of the highs of various successes life has to offer...when you take a risk and have a go.

'Life is short so live it. Love is rare so grab it. Fear controls you so face it. Memories are precious so cherish them.

'We only get one life so live it'.