After never making it to air in season 1, Mike Tea returns to the podcast in spectacular fashion. MJ sits down with Mike to discuss the episode that never was, humble beginnings and the song that started it all.

Louis Stephenson is a British born tattooer who now works on the Gold Coast. MJ sits down with his old mate Louis as they take a look at his career as well as for the first time discussing a violent incident which almost cost Louis not only his career but his life, and how he has managed to show resilience in pushing on.

Justin Stubbs is a Melbourne based tattooer who got his start in Sydney. MJ sits down with one of his closest mates to chat about what it was like buying into an iconic Melbourne tattoo shop in his early twenties and navigating it solo through countless obstacles that saw multiple Australian tattoo shops unexpectedly close.

Sophia Baughan is a Sydney based tattooer that has transformed herself and her position within tattooing from the rough and rowdy teen in a walk in shop to being the owner of one of Australia’s most luscious private studios. MJ sits down with Sophia to discuss her career that includes building an Australian institution with her friends, to making the decision to part ways and create yet another powerhouse of Australian tattooing with her husband John.

Jordy Hooper is internationally renown for his Chicano inspired fine line black and grey tattoos. MJ sits down with Jordy to discuss what the Tasmanian tattoo scene is like, homejobs and a new use for mustard.

Mayonaize is a tattooer, painter and graffiti writer with a career spanning over 20 years. MJ sits down with Mayo to breakdown the science behind his unique calligraphy style, tradition vs innovation and what it’s like being a tattooer who has infiltrated the art world.

Teneile Napoli has been an icon in Australian tattooing and a leader in black and grey realism for longer than you could possibly imagine. MJ sits down with Teneile to discuss getting into tattooing as a teen, manifestation and why she finds journaling to be so important to her success.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains themes surrounding mental health and suicide. If you or someone you know needs help in a time of crisis, reach out to Lifeline at 13 11 14.

Gummy Johnston is a mainstay of Sydney tattooing and has embarked on numerous projects where he has utilised his skills as a tattooer to work with various causes. MJ sits down with Gummy to discuss his amazing career and his latest project called ‘In Pieces Together’.

https://inpiecestogether.com/

Ayden Thomas is one of Australia’s most prolific traditional tattooers and has become prolific for his gruelling constant travel schedule. MJ sits down with Ayden to discuss his dicey beginning, whether being passionate about your craft can be toxic as well as how to tattoo male genitalia.

We’re back baby! After a four year hiatus we return with a new season that is even bigger and better than before. So tune in and be sure not to miss the return of The True Love Tattoo Podcast.