The Daily Talk Show

You might recognise our guest Geoff Jowett's distinct voice. In the mid 2000s he was prominent on Australia's biggest morning TV shows, selling his weight-loss solution, Bodytrim. Through drug, alcohol and sex addiction, Geoff lost it all. His rock bottom experience has helped him create a new life for himself; with an ego in check and a greater mindfulness of what life really is all about.

A milestone episode for The Daily Talk Show! Sandra Sully subscribes to the show, we get official stickers and how much water is too much water?

All of the subscriptions Josh has, helping parents with tech, selling DVDs, a stollen motorbike and our mate with a massive chest.

Tommy is a rule breaker, pulling a sickie, Josh struggles with his own mess and why radio is officially dead.

We've received a bunch of email over the last week so we went through some of them!

It's a weird one. Josh attended a conference today where someone spoke about unconscious bias and he went down a rabbit-hole about whether he is nicer to people who he finds attractive. Bree gives her two cents and we discuss road rage and dash-cams.

Drag racing, chocolate and going back to the parents' house.

Peter Shepherd is a coach based in Melbourne. Josh first heard about Peter and his business, Human Periscope, when Seth Godin had Peter on his Facebook livestream q and a. We chat about doing the AltMBA program, changing your personal brand, going through a quarter life crisis and the difference of a cheap coffee. Seth Godin describes Peter as "...the real deal, the sort of person you'd want to be in the boat if you were going on a long swim in uncharted waters..."

Our mate Rob Ward is the co-founder of Quad Lock, the most popular case for mounting your iPhone (and other smartphones) to your bike, car and more! What does it take to have a business partnership, the early days of the business and how becoming a Dad changes your perspective. We cover it all on today's episode of The Daily Talk Show.

Brunch isn't the reason we don't own houses, being a parent isn't practical and the permanent solution to a temporary problem that is suicide. It's The Daily Talk Show on the Queen's Birthday.