In this episode of The Clink, Brent sits down with veteran crime journalist Adam Shand for a deep dive into the gritty realities of outlaw motorcycle clubs, media bias and the changing face of crime in Australia. With 30 years on the crime beat, Adam shares untold stories from inside clubhouses to High Court challenges and reflects on the complex humanity behind the headlines. 

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In this episode of The Clink, Brent sits down with Watene "Wa" Watene—founder of The Amend Movement and a man who has turned pain into purpose. From surviving childhood abuse and the violence of gang culture in New Zealand, to transforming his life through deep self-work, Wa shares a raw and honest account of his journey.

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Across the last 18 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of most listen to episodes with Jayden Sheridan 

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In this continuation episode of The Clink, Mat Steinwede opens up about his journey from the party-fueled chaos of Oxford Street to the criminal underworld, drug addiction, and life on the run.

In part two, Mat opens up about the emotional weight of raising his kids, the devastating loss of his son Logan, and how he’s built a life of purpose, discipline, and redemption from the ashes.

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Across the last 18 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of them with Johnny 2 Guns 

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In this episode of The Clink, Mat Steinwede opens up about his journey from the party-fueled chaos of Oxford Street to the criminal underworld, drug addiction, and life on the run. He shares the dark moments that nearly destroyed him, and the unlikely lifeline that helped him begin to turn it all around. This is part one of a powerful story of survival, redemption, and the long road to rebuilding.

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Brent sits down with Trishelle to talk about her time in the justice system—starting as a parole officer and now working at a law firm that actually cares about people. They get into the mess of it all: no proper training, heaps of red tape, political stuff getting in the way, and how hard it is for both staff and offenders. Trishelle opens up about burnout, trauma, and the weird stuff parole officers have to deal with.

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In this episode of The Clink Brent welcomes Ivy Sardi, a man who has turned his life from being a "Coke-King" to now supplying people with knowledge, health and wellbeing. 

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In this episode of The Clink, Brent welcomes Jed and Milo, co-founders of their organisation "Go-Getters", helping troubled youth create better opportunities for themselves. They also share their pasts and what led them to the paths they are on today.

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