Talk All Things with JP

Today’s guest is comedian and radio announcer Sam Maloney, also known as The Sit Down Comedian. From stand-up festival shows and charity comedy events to broadcasting across regional Australia on Power FM, Sam brings humour, storytelling and plenty of real-life experience to the mic.

A special episode as JP is joined with Producer Daz to chat about the importance of health and wellbeing , both physically and mentally.

Claude Jabbour is an Australian actor working across television, film, and theatre. He is known for his role as Sam Ibrahim in the Paramount+ series 'Last King of the Cross', a breakout Australian drama inspired by the real-life story of nightclub kingpin John Ibrahim.

I’m joined on this episode by Lilly Nashar, the co-owner of The Bundled Corner , a small business built on the idea that the little things can make a big difference. Lilly and her sister Claire create beautifully curated stationery and bundles designed to make journaling, planning, reading, and gifting feel simple, stylish, and enjoyable. From beginner starter sets to surprise mystery bundles, their products are all about combining function with flair.

I’m joined by Krystal Morehu, who works as a Support Worker with Umbrella Support. Krystal supports participants to build confidence, learn new skills, and have a voice through media and creativity. We chat about her background, how she got into the disability sector, and what she does at Umbrella Support.

The final episode of Talk All Things for 2025 - JP and Producer Daz recap another great year.

A special episode as I catch up with Support Worker Stephanie Jenkins on location at Cherry Hill Orchards.

On this episode of the podcast we’re talking all things bocce, a sport with a rich history, a big community, and a growing presence here in Australia. Joining me is Frank Funari, the President of Bocce Australia. Frank’s been a huge part of promoting the game, supporting clubs, and helping more people discover how fun and inclusive bocce really is.

I’m joined on this episode by Faiza Nouman, Founder and Director of Naviga8 Australia. After arriving here as an international student herself, she’s now helping others navigate study, work, and careers in a new country, offering mentoring, job skills, and real pathways into meaningful employment. We’re excited to hear her story and the impact she’s making.

I’m joined on this episode by Maya Pinn, mum to Lloyd, a young non-verbal legend who’s just tried skateboarding for the first time. He’ll also be taking part in the Victorian Disability Sport & Recreation Festival this December.