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In this episode of the Unemployable Podcast we sit down with Chris Newman from New Mill Developments to unpack his incredible journey from putting just $50,000 into his first project to now leading more than $50 million worth of property developments on the Gold Coast. Chris shares how he went from a career in health and safety to battling council knockbacks, managing builds through COVID, and even borrowing money at 30 percent interest to keep projects alive. Alongside Carson and Shannon, who have also built over $100 million in land deals, this conversation reveals the raw realities of partnerships, finance, risk, and the mindset required to grow from one house to multi million dollar developments. If you are interested in property, investing, or the behind the scenes of how big deals really get done, this is an episode you will not want to miss.

In this special episode of the SatSignal, Adam sits down with Sean from G’day Bitcoin and Tony Yazbeck from The Bitcoin Way for a no-bullshit conversation on how not to lose your Bitcoin. We break down the difference between signal and noise, the traps that new Bitcoiners fall into, and why lending, custodial services, and fiat-style products are designed to separate you from your stack. From margin calls to counterparty risk, CBDCs, and self-custody, this is a pure signal session with three hardcore Bitcoiners who care about freedom, sovereignty, and protecting your family’s future. If you want to understand why Bitcoin is the greatest invention of our time and how to safeguard it, this episode is for you.

In this episode we break down Alex Hormozi’s record breaking book launch that pulled in over 150 million in sales in a single weekend, the push for a four day work week in Australia, and the rise of AI that could see businesses paying staff to sit at home while robots take their jobs. We dive into why so many businesses are struggling to hire, the growth of Centrelink and what that means for the future of work, and how countries like China and Dubai are using powerful incentives to attract top talent while Australia falls behind. We also explore Bitcoin’s big moves including Harvard and Grant Cardone entering the space, and finish with a look at Dubai’s vision for flying taxis and robot police along with a special invitation for our community to join us there.

At just 15 years old Simon Squibb lost his father, became homeless, and had to figure out how to survive with no money and no safety net. That moment forced him to knock on doors, start a small gardening business from nothing, and ignite an entrepreneurial journey that would eventually make him a millionaire by 40. In this powerful interview Simon shares how he built his life from rock bottom, why you do not need money to start a business, how to hack luck, and why the education system is failing young people. This is a raw and inspiring conversation that will challenge the excuses holding you back and show you what is truly possible when you decide to follow your dream.

In this episode of The Sat Signal, Adam from Unemployable welcomes Bish from StormRake back to the show for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of Bitcoin in Australia and beyond. They cover Aussie sentiment and how more people are viewing Bitcoin as a savings vehicle, the regulatory roadblocks that are stifling innovation, and the rising interest from super funds and treasuries. Bish also gives an inside look at the new StormRake offices in Melbourne and shares how his firm is helping thousands of clients navigate banks, compliance, and crypto investing. The conversation expands to cover Bitcoin lending products, pristine collateral, the global political and monetary environment, and the shift from speculation to adoption. For Australians and Kiwis curious about Bitcoin’s role in the future economy, this episode is packed with insights and practical context.

In this episode we dive into the incredible story of Carson Bolt from Unemployable Property who went from cleaning carpets to building a property development pipeline worth hundreds of millions. We explore how he and his son uncovered a $13 million land deal from a simple online search and break down the strategies behind securing big projects with little money down. We discuss the challenges and opportunities in Australian property development, the role of councils and local MPs in unlocking deals, and why difficult sites often bring the biggest rewards. The conversation then shifts to the rapid rise of AI, the recent Atlassian job cuts, and what this means for the Australian workforce and economy over the next decade. We unpack the potential risks and opportunities of this technology driven shift, the broader implications for capitalism and government policy, and the urgent need for Australians to adapt. We also tackle issues like gambling among young people, political accountability, and the future of energy and resources in Australia.

In this episode, we sit down with accountant and former V8 Supercar driver Ashley Walsh to break down how smart Australian property developers are structuring their deals for maximum protection and profit. From understanding the differences between trusts and companies, to navigating asset protection, tax efficiency, and land tax thresholds, we unpack the strategies that can save you thousands and safeguard your investments. Whether you’re doing your first subdivision or managing multi-million-dollar developments, this conversation will give you the practical insights you need to structure deals the smart way.

In this episode of The Friday Sessions we break down the massive pro-Palestine protest on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and ask why hundreds of thousands of people are marching for global issues while Aussies stay silent on the erosion of our own rights and freedoms including new laws introducing facial recognition for social media access. We dive into the state of the Australian property market with interest rate cuts on the horizon, inflation falling and major banks predicting a boom in prices. You’ll hear insights from our recent Unemployable Property weekend where investors learned how to manufacture equity subdivide land and build multimillion dollar portfolios with minimal capital. We also cover the biggest IPO of 2025 from MicroStrategy, why Bitcoin treasuries are exploding and how smart Australians are shifting their super into crypto while managing the volatility. To wrap up, we talk about Aussie culture, the attack on masculinity, the removal of Bondi’s beach gym and the rise of weak men in a society that no longer celebrates strength, discipline or freedom.

Tommy Robinson joins us for his most explosive and uncensored interview yet in a conversation that exposes the darkest truths behind mass immigration grooming scandals, media complicity and the silencing of anyone who dares to speak out. This podcast dives deep into what really happened in the UK, how authorities turned a blind eye to systematic abuse to avoid being called racist how the media covered it up and how those same patterns are now emerging in Australia. We talk about free speech being crushed by government and tech platforms, the weaponisation of courts and law enforcement and the rise of political movements born from public betrayal. Whether you agree with Tommy or not, this episode is a brutal wake up call for every Australian concerned about their country’s future, their freedom and their children. Unemployable Media does not endorse or agree with the views expressed by Tommy Robinson in this interview and this podcast should not be seen as an endorsement but as an opportunity for open conversation and free expression on difficult and often suppressed topics.

In this episode of The Sat Signal, we sit down with Australian millennial Malcolm Dennis, a viral TikTok live pioneer, gold enthusiast, and outspoken Bitcoin maxi, to explore how younger Australians are thinking about money, inflation, property, and financial freedom. Malcolm shares his journey from working multiple jobs to building capital and realising the system is broken. We dive into why he believes Bitcoin is the most important invention of our time, how it compares to gold, how he explains it to boomers versus Gen Z, and what gives him hope for the future. This is a raw and wide-ranging conversation about sovereignty, sound money, and waking up to the truth.