•  Elon Musk's prediction that AI could eliminate most jobs 
•  Why Greg believes we're being "sold a lemon" 
•  The historical pattern of technological disruption 
•  Why humans have always reinvented themselves 
•  Will younger generations accept robots more easily? 
•  The role of AI, automation, and robotics in the future economy 
•  Why entrepreneurial thinking may become even more valuable 

Have gambling apps crossed the line?

Sports betting has always been part of Australian culture, but has technology changed the game?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg and Troy tackle one of Australia's biggest and most controversial issues: the rise of smartphone betting apps and the explosion of gambling advertising. They discuss whether modern betting platforms are making gambling too accessible and ask whether vulnerable Australians are being deliberately targeted.

From sports advertising to political inaction, this conversation explores where personal responsibility ends and where society should step in.

In this episode:

• Are gambling apps making addiction worse?

• Why sports betting advertisements are everywhere.

• How smartphone betting changed the gambling industry.

• Are betting companies targeting vulnerable people?

• Should governments regulate betting more aggressively?

• Where should the line between freedom and responsibility be drawn?

Timestamps

00:00 - Have gambling apps gone too far?
01:00 - Gambling advertising and its impact on Australian families
02:00 - Why betting apps have changed everything
03:00 - Peter V'landys and the role of sporting organisations
04:00 - The government's response to the gambling debate
05:00 - Politics, regulation and public responsibility
06:00 - Australian cricket and leadership
07:00 - The Allan Border Medal controversy
08:00 - Returning to the gambling debate
09:00 - The AFL, the NRL and betting
10:00 - Are gambling companies targeting vulnerable people?
11:00 - Freedom of choice versus social responsibility
12:00 - Senate inquiries, addiction and enabling behaviour
13:00 - Final thoughts and audience reactions

What do you think?

Should Australians be free to gamble however they choose, or should betting apps and advertising face tougher restrictions?

Leave your thoughts in the comments.

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Will AI really replace 80% of jobs? Or have we heard this prediction before?

Elon Musk believes artificial intelligence and robotics will dramatically reshape the workforce over the next few years. But Greg isn't buying it.

In this week's episode, Greg and Troy debate one of the biggest questions facing business owners, investors, and professionals: are we heading toward mass unemployment, or will people do what they've always done and adapt?

Drawing on examples from manufacturing, computers, and the rise of the internet, Greg argues that every major technological revolution has created fear before ultimately creating new opportunities.

Is AI different this time, or is history repeating itself?

In this episode:

Elon Musk's prediction that AI could eliminate most jobs

Why Greg believes we're being "sold a lemon"

The historical pattern of technological disruption

Why humans have always reinvented themselves

Will younger generations accept robots more easily?

The role of AI, automation, and robotics in the future economy

Why entrepreneurial thinking may become even more valuable

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction
03:20 Elon Musk and the AI jobs debate
05:00 Why emotion influences the adoption of new technology
06:45 Will younger generations embrace robots?
09:00 Can 80% of jobs really disappear?
09:40 What history teaches us about technological change
11:10 Why Greg believes society will reinvent itself again
12:30 Final thoughts: Is Elon right?

Question for you:

Will AI replace most jobs, or will humans adapt like we've done throughout history?

Leave a comment below. We'd love to hear your perspective.

#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ElonMusk #FutureOfWork #Automation #Robotics #ChatGPT #Technology #Business #Entrepreneur #Investing #MachineLearning #FutureJobs #Productivity #Innovation 

Trump, Iran and a War Nobody Can Control

Could the Iran war become a conflict that nobody can stop?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris unpack the growing conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States, the apparent breakdown between Trump and Netanyahu, and why this situation could become much bigger than many people expect.

The conversation explores America's long history of military intervention, comparisons with Vietnam and Iraq, concerns about nuclear escalation, and whether the same anti-establishment politics that transformed the US could reshape Australia.

This isn't about telling you what to think.

It's about asking difficult questions and encouraging independent thinking.

In this episode:

• Trump and Netanyahu's growing divide
• Why the Iran war could become much harder to contain
• Is America repeating the mistakes of Vietnam and Iraq?
• Five possible outcomes for the conflict
• Could this become a catastrophic regional crisis?
• Is Australia following America's political path?

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Trump and Netanyahu fall out
01:00 – Why the war started
03:00 – Is Trump any different from previous presidents?
06:00 – Pauline Hanson and anti-establishment politics
10:00 – Five possible outcomes for the Iran war
12:00 – Bigger than Vietnam?

💬 What do you think?

Is Trump making the same mistakes America has made for decades, or is he simply more direct than the politicians who came before him?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Australia Is Sitting on a Fortune... So What's Going Wrong?

Australia is one of the most resource-rich countries on Earth. So why does it feel like we're constantly told we can't afford to build for the future?

In this episode, Greg Owen argues that Australia's biggest problem isn't a lack of oil, gas, water or opportunity, it's the way we think. Instead of planning decades ahead, governments focus on the next election cycle, leaving massive opportunities on the table.

Greg shares his ideas on how Australia could unlock its natural wealth, why successful entrepreneurs should have a bigger role in shaping the country's future, and whether long-term thinking, not more politics, is the key to making Australia stronger.

In this episode:

• Why Greg believes Australia has enormous untapped potential
• The problem with four-year political thinking
• Should governments work alongside entrepreneurs like Gina Rinehart and Twiggy Forrest?
• Could Australia's natural resources create greater prosperity for everyone?
• Why long-term infrastructure projects rarely happen
• Does Australia need a completely different approach to leadership?
• Greg's thoughts on Pauline Hanson and whether minor parties can drive meaningful change
• Why younger leaders may be essential for Australia's future

Timestamps

00:00 – Is Australia wasting its greatest opportunities?
01:00 – Why governments only think four years ahead
02:00 – Australia's untapped oil and natural resources
03:00 – Could business leaders help build the country?
05:00 – The idea of a national water infrastructure project
06:00 – Long-term thinking vs short-term politics
07:00 – Gina Rinehart, entrepreneurs and national wealth
08:00 – Pauline Hanson and Australia's political future
10:00 – What would it take to make Australia truly prosperous?

What do you think?

Is Australia's biggest challenge really leadership, or is there something else holding the country back? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

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Should Pauline Hanson be standing alongside Tommy Robinson?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris unpack Pauline Hanson's Spotlight interview, Tommy Robinson's growing influence, and the broader debate around immigration, patriotism and freedom of speech.

The conversation explores whether Tommy Robinson is being misunderstood, whether politicians should engage with controversial figures, and what Australia's future could look like if it follows the path of the UK.

This isn't about telling you what to think.

It's about asking the difficult questions and encouraging independent thinking.

In this episode:

• Pauline Hanson's Spotlight interview
• Tommy Robinson: misunderstood or too controversial?
• Has England changed forever?
• Immigration and preserving national identity
• The role of mainstream media vs independent voices
• Donald Trump's latest controversial appointment

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Pauline Hanson's Spotlight interview
01:00 – Why almost one million Australians tuned in
01:45 – Tommy Robinson and the UK
03:00 – Has England changed forever?
05:15 – The Australia travel controversy
06:00 – Is Tommy Robinson misunderstood?
08:15 – Patriotism vs extremism
10:45 – Should politicians meet controversial figures?
13:20 – Donald Trump's latest announcement
15:30 – Final thoughts

💬 What do you think?

Should politicians engage with controversial people to better understand them, or does it simply give them a bigger platform

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Should politicians spend time with controversial people?

Should Karl Stefanovic have interviewed Tommy Robinson? Was Pauline Hanson right to travel to the UK and spend time with one of Britain's most controversial figures?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris discuss Tommy Robinson, Pauline Hanson's UK visit, immigration, mainstream media, political leadership, and whether understanding someone is the same as supporting them.

This isn't about telling you what to think.

It's about asking the questions many people won't.

In this episode:

• Should politicians meet controversial figures?
• Karl Stefanovic's move from mainstream to independent media
• Pauline Hanson's visit to the UK
• The immigration debate in Britain and Australia
• Why leadership matters during times of change
• Is Australia's two-party system coming to an end?

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Should Karl Stefanovic interview Tommy Robinson?
01:55 – Tommy Robinson's controversial past
03:00 – Immigration and the changing face of Britain
05:10 – Should immigrants adopt a country's culture?
06:45 – Pauline Hanson's visit to the UK
07:30 – Karl Stefanovic and independent media
08:45 – Trump, leadership and political influence
11:15 – Can Pauline Hanson reshape Australian politics?
12:05 – Is the two-party system coming to an end?
13:20 – Final thoughts

💬 What do you think?

Should political leaders spend time with people they disagree with, or does it give those people an unnecessary platform?

Let us know in the comments.

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Should you stay loyal to a political party?

Or should your vote be earned every election?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris discuss why blind political loyalty is one of the biggest mistakes voters can make, the decline of Australia's major parties, and why becoming a swing voter could be one of the most important shifts in modern democracy.

This isn't about telling you who to vote for.

It's about encouraging you to think for yourself.

In this episode:

• Why Greg believes every Australian should be a swing voter
• The biggest mistake voters continue to make
• Is the two-party system broken?
• Why younger generations are thinking differently
• The importance of voting based on values, not tradition
• How technology and social media are changing politics
• Why independent thinking has never been more important

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Why should you be a swing voter?
01:45 – The biggest mistake voters make
04:30 – The decline of Australia's major parties
07:20 – Why people vote the way they do
09:50 – The influence of social media and technology
12:40 – Why loyalty can be dangerous
15:30 – Greg's advice for every voter
17:45 – Final thoughts

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Last week's Pauline Hanson episode sparked one of the biggest reactions we've ever had.

Hundreds of comments. Strong opinions. Plenty of disagreement. And that's exactly what we wanted.

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris respond to your feedback, revisit their thoughts on Pauline Hanson, the Liberal Party and Labor, and discuss whether anything has changed after hearing from viewers across Australia.

They also unpack Barnaby Joyce's influence, why the Liberal Party continues to struggle, and whether Labor still has a pathway to winning the next election.

In this episode:

• Reading your comments from last week's episode
• Did we get Pauline Hanson wrong?
• Does One Nation actually have policies?
• Barnaby Joyce's role in One Nation's future
• Can the Liberal Party recover?
• What does Labor need to do to survive?
• Why the pub test still matters
• Greg Owen's latest political predictions

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Reacting to your comments
01:00 – Did viewers agree or disagree?
02:00 – Does One Nation have policies?
03:00 – The Liberal Party's biggest mistake
05:00 – Why Greg still believes the Liberals are struggling
08:00 – Barnaby Joyce's influence
10:00 – Can Pauline Hanson build the right team?
12:00 – Is there still hope for Labor?
13:00 – Greg's latest prediction
14:00 – Final thoughts

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Is Mark Zuckerberg about to change the future of crypto?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris unpack Meta's reported partnership with Polymarket, why prediction markets are exploding in popularity, and what this could mean for the future of cryptocurrency.

They also discuss the rapid rise of online betting, why billionaires continue to invest in industries that generate massive cash flow, and whether crypto is quietly becoming part of everyday life without most people even realising it.

In this episode:

• Why Mark Zuckerberg is backing prediction markets
• Could Meta bring crypto to billions of users?
• What is Polymarket and how does it work?
• Will this drive the next wave of crypto adoption?
• The risks of online betting becoming mainstream
• Why "the house always wins"
• How billionaires identify trillion-dollar opportunities
• What this could mean for the future of Ethereum and digital assets

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Facebook, crypto and online betting
00:45 – What is Polymarket?
02:00 – Is this hard gambling?
03:00 – Can Meta bring this to Australia?
04:00 – Why prediction markets are exploding
05:00 – Could this drive crypto adoption?
06:00 – The connection between Polymarket and Ethereum
07:00 – Where is crypto heading next?
08:00 – "The house always wins"
09:00 – Why billionaires invest differently
10:00 – James Packer, Elon Musk and the biggest opportunities
11:00 – Final thoughts

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