Matt Natonewski and guest Angelo reunite after 10 years, where Angelo had previously ridden the deserts of Rajasthan with us. Angelo is preparing for another adventure through Sri Lanka with Nevermind in 2024.

Angelo is a successful businessman who has been "retired" for two decades, he is now the ultimate chiller, who has lived all over the world and is passionate in assisting people to reach their dreams. In this discussion, we delve into the significance of motorcycles, overcoming fear, and Angelo's three pillars of life: communication, relationships, and freedom. Learn how these principles have guided Angelo throughout his life and how they shaped his extraordinary lifestyle.

After a 3 year hiatus The Nevermind Adventure Oddcast is back! 

Join us for our Episode One of the all new Nevermind Adventure Podcast. 

Listen to Matt Natonewski and Chris Lyons as they  discuss Sri Lanka, Rajasthan, bikes, travel the past, present and future.

Tune into Episode #25 with special guest John 'Roothy' Rooth. 

Our favourite bushman is back for more campfire chats and tales. As usual, we discuss a wide variety of topics and stories told by Roothy, that will captivate you with humour and adventure.

We delve deeper into Roothys life as a well respected Motorcycle Journalist and how the the media has rapidly changed over the years - Is mainstream media just all bullshit? We discuss how being in isolation has boiled a new found desire to explore Australia’s backyard in depth and Matt dissects Nevermind 2.0 with Roothy and the new 10 commandments sharing their views around running an ethical business with a sprinkle of philosophy and motorbikes - this episode will not disappoint. 

Enjoy and learn more about Roothy > www.roothy.com.au

Tune into episode 16 of the Oddcast, live from Patagonia! 

During our Patagonia Adventure, we meet the unforgettable character Marc-Antoine Calonne. Marc traveled the wide open spaces of Argentina for 7 years on a horse, before becoming the owner of the Estancia Santa Thelma, a 12000 acre ranch, located about a hundred kilometers from the Andes Cordillera.

Marc was once a high flying Parisian lawyer, an author and a travelling cowboy. If you can read French be sure to check out Marcs book called a 'Horse Riders view of Patagonia.