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In Episode 120 of The Reride Podcast, the lads dive into T’s little getaway and the strange thoughts that seem to hit when you’re sitting on a plane. Ever wondered if anyone else thinks the same random things while flying? The boys unpack it all with plenty of laughs along the way. The episode also follows a trip up to Cloncurry, stepping out of the comfort zone once again, making memories, and appreciating the little things in life. With a love for Australian history, there was no shortage of stories to uncover around the area. Including the famous Burke and Wills expedition. The boys chat about the historic journey from 1860 that saw the explorers attempt to cross Australia, a story still talked about today. They also dive into the beginnings of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, which started in Cloncurry, discussing how it grew from a small rural operation into the lifesaving service it is today, helping thousands of people across rural Australia every year.
This episode is packed with history, great yarns, plenty of laughs, and the usual Reride banter.
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On Episode 119 of The Reride Podcast, we welcome back former guest Tristan, a true master of self-sufficiency.
In this episode, we dive into his expert knowledge on gardening, building nutrient-rich soil, and growing thriving fruits and vegetables to get the absolute best from your homegrown produce.
We also explore Tristan’s hunting adventures, what he tracks, how he approaches the hunt, and his firsthand experiences harvesting different types of meat. Along the way, we discuss the deep connection between nature, the land, and even how the moon can influence the natural world around us.
Packed with valuable insights and practical knowledge, this is a must-listen episode for anyone interested in self-sufficiency, sustainability, and reconnecting with nature.
Don’t miss it!
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In this episode of The Reride Podcast, the boys get into the growing shift towards home kill beef and why more people are ditching the supermarkets to take back control of what they’re eating. With more eyes opening to what’s actually inside everyday food and products, they dig into the stuff most people don’t even realise they’re consuming.
The lads also rip into the listener poem segment, with some absolute belters sent in guaranteed laughs and a few that go harder than they should.
To wrap it up, they chat about fuel prices finally easing off, while the world keeps throwing curveballs, including ongoing threats around Donald Trump. It’s a look at how things are changing both at home and overseas and how little of it really makes sense.
Real conversations, honest opinions, and a bit of chaos just how The Reride Podcast likes it.
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This week on The Reride Podcast, the boys sit down with Bronc Stomper for one hell of a story.
Coming from a non-country background, Bronc takes us through his journey to life on the land, from ag college, to working up north, to finally settling down where his heart truly belongs and raising a family in the bush.
He shares how far working on the land can take you, the doors it can open, and even how it led him to have a crack at the rodeo world.
We also hear the unbelievable story of his recent wedding, which somehow ended up all over the news, with what felt like the whole country talking about it.
From future plans to honest advice for anyone wanting to take the leap into bush life, this is an episode packed with great stories, laughs, and real insight.
Tune in, you won’t want to miss this one.
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In episode 113 of The Reride podcast, the guys explore the power of controlling your emotions and the impact it has on building your legacy day by day. They discuss how letting emotions run wild can hold you back and highlight inspiring stories of people who’ve left a lasting legacy. Plus, they weigh in on the new dress code at Rodeo Houston and share their thoughts. Don’t miss the story of one special person who played a key role in growing the bareback riding sport find out who and why on this episode!
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