This week Danny ventures back out into the treacherous wild to sit on the bank of the Elbe river, with multi-talented special unit Joe Mannsee. Otherwise known as Mojo, Joe is a soldier, quarter back & beard model. We discuss the importance of habits, how to stay motivated, liking yourself & how to maintain your mojo... there's a special song from my fellow viking at the end to cap off the show.

This adventure is the second part of Danny's chat with Aussie rock legend, Sattelite Sky drummer Kim Kicks. Kim shares insights into how she balances life as a performer and her own well being. We try no to get to sentimental or ladida... but hey we are who we are & we're all on the same trip right.

It's all to common these days that we see amazing artists succumb to darker aspects of their creative souls. Often it seems to come out of left field, the facade or public persona not reflective of the truth behind closed doors. Kim Kicks is an inspiring women (& drummer) based in LA. She forms half of the rock duo Satellite Sky with her brother Peter. Her talent, hard work, positivity and giving nature has influenced many. In this episode Kim courageously begins sharing her own personal struggles in the hope of encouraging others to reach out. Only by talking openly about depression can we attempt to understand it, bring light to it and help those in need who may be suffering silently.

This adventure is with footballer Donaldson Sackey who has played across Europe and for the Togo national team. He is a model and fashion designer who co-founded the streetwear label CPxArt. He has been on the cover of GQ and featured in many of the big fashion magazines. Donaldson has worked hard to make his dreams a reality & remain humble on the big stage.

This adventure sees the second part of Danny's chat with singer-songwriter Joel Havea. Joel discusses his Tongan heritage, the dangers of record deals, casting shows & the importance of finding your allies.

Original singer-songwriter & fellow Aussie in Hamburg, Joel Havea chats about his transition from a lucrative aviation career into music. Joel is one of the hardest working independent musicians around, touring regularly as a solo artist or with his band the Joel Havea trio across Germany, Europe or at home in Australia. A cool resource for anyone looking to pursue a career more in line with their passion. We also discuss the 'frequency' in Berlin & Swedish Counts...

Danny continues his chat with musician Simon Grey about his 'Future Jazz mission'. Simon gives a candid account of the tussle he encountered to overcome a personal block which was holding him back & the importance of authentic connections. Also on the show a bizarre supermarket experience & special guest appearance from the flying Dutchman himself, Jürg Sonderburg...

Keyboard player & musical director Simon Grey embarked on a crowdfunding campaign in 2017 to fund the album he was born to make. The experience confronted him in more ways than he imagined. In what he describes as a spiritual journey, one of self-growth, Simon offers invaluable insights to anyone about to take a creative leap of faith.

Actress and filmmaker Mala Ghedia chats about her short film ‘No Monsters in Berlin’ inspired by her experience helping integrate refugees. The film has been receiving worldwide acclaim picking up a prize at Cannes. Mala gives insight into overcoming fear, the creative process, the benefits of collaboration and how we can be more compassionate human beings.

Dariush Vizheh, an Iranian textile engineer who competed for Iran in world competition Judo, shares his treacherous one month journey from Turkey to Germany in seek of Asylum. It was a path that took him across land, sea & through jungles with danger lurking all around. Once welcomed in Germany Dariush spent a year in a refugee camp before a miraculous twist of fate which re-affirmed his choices... Dariush's story is a reminder not to take the lives we lead for granted.