Podcast 203 is out.

This is one of the most powerful conversations I’ve encountered which helps remind us why every human being, particularly men need to learn to remember to love themselves. Paul gives great evidence on how this can be done and how he overcome rejection to finally return to loving himself again.

I’m sure you will enjoy this conversation. Available on Spotify Podbean and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast

“Please don’t let me be the one who finds you “ a call that no wife should ever make to their husband she feared was going to take his life.

Roger Eichler was a hard working regional NSW policeman. He was dedicated and committed to serving and protecting the communities in which he worked. But in this job you don’t switch off, your on duty almost all of the time. Roger experienced many battles in his career but none more so than the lack of support given to him by his employer. This touching and important conversation outlines what our frontline workers go through both inside and outside of the workplace.

Please enjoy this episode. Available on Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.

Podcast 201 is out.

A busy businessman, Brendan Torazzi felt he needed a shift in his life to find balance. After years in the party scene he discovered meditation which has been an anchor in his life for almost 20 years and helped his business thrive. Brendan shares the tools he’s used over his journey which have kept him physically and mentally well.

Hope you enjoy our conversation. Available on Podbean Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.

Podcast 200 is out.

In this special 200th edition Trev returns for a chat about some of the true gifts of life we often ignore that we all have the power to access when we embrace the tools to do so. The Outback Mind Foundation is grateful for all the wonderful guests whom have generously shared their time and wisdom to support mens mental health throughout regional Australia.

I’m sure you will enjoy this conversation. Available on Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.

Podcast 199 is out.

This is a very deep and powerful conversation around the importance of getting back to the foundational fluency of being a man and finding purpose in this lifetime.

Jason and I explore many practical ways to enhance our wellbeing and find that magic formula that works for you.

I’m sure you will enjoy this discussion. Available on Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.

Podcast 198 is out.

Well known sports identity and orthopaedic surgeon Dr Peter Larkins joins me for a chat about his career as an athlete, involvement with Australian Rules Football and his passion for keeping people well. Dr Larkins shares insight of his time working closely with high level AFL players and the challenges faced both on and off the field. We also dive deep into ways we can all live healthfully to and old age and explore proactive ways to do so.

Hope you enjoy our conversation. Available on Spotify Podbean and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast

Podcast 197 is out.

James Greenshields was a former high ranking soldier in the Australian Army whom experienced major anxiety, depression and subsequent PTSD from his time in service. James and I discuss his journey, the trauma that came from it, almost losing his life, his wife and his identity. We take a proactive look at ways in which men can move through blockages and grow from our past experiences.

I’m sure you will enjoy this conversation. Available on Spotify Podbean and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.

Podcast 196 is out.

Dean Frenkel returns for a deep dive into ways we can use our voice and vibrational frequency to release tension, reduce stress and improve our wellbeing. Dean and I discuss practical ways to do this and demonstrate harmonics which are accessible to all.

I’m sure you will enjoy this conversation. Available on Podbean Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast

Podcast 195 is out.

If you are looking for inspiration to break bad habits and create good ones this is it. AJ experienced a rough upbringing in regional Queensland. He got caught up iwith the wrong crowd, felt neglected and almost took his life, a problem far too common with young men. Through dedication and an understanding that there has to be a better way to live he started exploring how to get better and clean himself up. At the age of 22 he has learnt many life lessons which will be helpful to us all, no matter what our age.

Find some time to listen to our conversation. Now available on Podbean Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.

Podcast 194 is out and it’s another a ripper!

Legendary Australian band Spiderbait singer songwriter Kram joins me for an incredible chat about his upbringing in Finley and the great things about being raised in the country. We discuss a deep decision he made at age 16 which transformed his life and has led him to becoming an inspiring musician and advocate for mens mental health. Kram and I talk deeply around easy ways we can take a proactive approach to lives in modern society to improve our wellbeing.

I’m sure you will enjoy this conversation. Available on Podbean Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast.