Hey fuckers!

I welcomed back on the podcast one of my favourite guests and my dear friend Gabriel.

Gabriel and I are excellent at rambling on about unimportant topics that need more light. On this episode we went on without an agenda and tried to stay away from the COVID talk as much as possible.

You'll get to hear our thoughts on the type of people who eat hard-boiled eggs, Airpods are 100% overrated and some deeper thoughts on the tail end.

Peace!

Welcome back to Season 2. (Zoom Call)

For my first episode back I have invited on one of my favourite guests, Franco Zappavigna to come on and catch up on a few things.

I was very excited to talk to Franco about his new gofundme that is aiming to raise $20,000 for kids literacy by ready 1 book every week and posting a review on @heapsgood.bookreviews which you can find on Instagram. Plus we also chat about how Franco is adapting to his physiotherapy business to the COVID-19 situation.

I hope you enjoy this.

If you would like to donate to Franco's go fund me, hit the link below and follow the page on instagram if you're ready to start a new book but not sure what to start - plenty of good reads there.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/20k-for-ki...

Hello lovely people!

I am back in Sydney and I am re-booting the podcast with a quarantine special. I am currently in a hotel organised by the Australian government incase I have the infamous Corona virus. It has been a week & I am still healthy as it goes.

I wanted to use the this platform to let you guys know that I am putting everything under iaskedtheinternet.com

All podcasts, journals, photo's and other content will all be there. So please subscribe to the website for exclusive content.

Love you all and thank you for the support.

SEASON 2

As some of you may know I have made the move Europe indefinitely which means the podcast will be coming with me on the road. The local podcast is now going global, I'll be interviewing travellers, roadies, creatives and whoever I come across with an interesting story to share the world. Please stay tuned for future episodes.

I welcome on todays podcast Rhyan Grant. Rhyan has played for the Sky Blue’s for 10 years and he is currently selected in the Socceroos squad. Rhyan is an exceptionally laid back guy for a professional footballer, not quite fitting the stereotype he proceeds to be one of the best in the league and in my opinion best wing back in the league. We chat about his beginnings in the country town Canowindra & we also look to see where he will end up post football.Please enjoy

welcome Kim Evenson on this podcast to talk about his book Brothers. Kim Evensen is the CEO of Brothers Org which is based around mens friendships and connections with each other. It's one of the most important subjects that I have recorded on this podcast and I believe it's a conversation that is needed.

www.wearebrothers.org

instagram: wearebrothersorg

The book is on Amazon they can just search for it - or just link them to www.wearebrothers.org/thebook

Gabriel is one of my closest buddies and just moved to Melbourne but came back for the long weekend. Our conversation mainly revovled around moving cities. I myself am going to move to Europe in June indefinitely, so I thought it would be great to speak about why we are leaving our home cities, is the grass greener on the other side or are we just looking for a deeper and more experience to where we are now.

Please Enjoy and thank you gab for coming on.

Sheena graduated from National Art School in 2018. Her practise includes painting vivid landscapes of the natural world in oils, while the invisible and cosmic world are explored in her experimental drawings.

Sheena’s canvases suggest an environment ruled by intense colours that appeal directly to the senses. She chooses natural spaces that offered her either peace, or insight into the world. Sheena offers to recreate the space through the arrangement of colour and form for other people to immerse themselves in tranquility, or the deep information encrypted in nature. People’s interaction with the space is also a prominent theme, and her interaction is to suggest the essence of the space through the arrangement of colours and forms. Her colour aesthetic is one of the most appealing features of her paintings, making the audience explore forms which develop from layers of paint and shades.

In complete contrast, her drawings are an antithesis to her paintings. The ink saturated paper offers a random and unfamiliar space, which serves to represent the collapsing realms of being. There is the macro world, where all is apparent, the micro- where cellular life exists and creates its own realm. Lastly, there is the quantum world, where things become so small they become so great. The world of the very small collides into the world of the very large. By the end of it, we have reached the universe. They both distinguish and create each other. Sheena’s abstract drawings of space, electrons, the womb and suggestions of landscapes convey that these worlds are recurrent patterns of existence. They are of the same substance, and are truly not so different. One can and hopefully gets lost in her work, since the artist tries to offer reconciliation between such seemingly different but familiar worlds.

Despite these different approaches, Sheena offers her audience a space where subtle information about the world can be extracted. These are not just works, but places where people can fall into and remind themselves of natural order. Her attempts to reconcile the apparent world with of the very small, infinite and unpredictable is intrinsic in her work and ongoing. The audience is invited to observe its evolution in passing time.

Will Green aka Billy Green is a locally grown rapper from Sydney. Billy has been rapping and producing for the last 5 years. Billy's last ep "Odd Socks" was released in 2017 and he is currently working on a new project based on his time in the Blue Mountains where he was able to get away from the city and really focus on his art. He shared with us those moments and how he was able to develop this project through isolation and simpler living.

Will Green aka Billy Green is a locally grown rapper from Sydney. Billy has been rapping and producing for the last 5 years. Billy's last ep "Odd Socks" was released in 2017 and he is currently working on a new project based on his time in the Blue Mountains where he was able to get away from the city and really focus on his art. He shared with us those moments and how he was able to develop this project through isolation and simpler living.