Robbie Eagles is a Professional Wrestler for New Japan Pro Wrestling. Robbie talks about his journey from wrestling on the weekends and having a 9-5 job to make ends meet to where is now, wrestling in Japan and becoming the first Australian IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion. He touches on the common misconceptions around the wrestling world and talks about his dream for wrestling in Australia.

Aiden Blizzard is a former professional Cricketer who played for Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Mumbai in the Indian Premier League. Aiden takes us through his career which saw him start as a kid from Shepperton who had little to no coaching to opening the batting with Sachin Tendulkar. He lifts the curtain on some of the mental aspects of being a professional cricketer and why the game is progressing in the right direction in regards to the mental health and wellbeing of players.

Grant Nel is an Olympic Diver and three times Commonwealth Games Medallist. He shares the story of his incredible career which started through the result of an Gymnastics injury and forcing him to move into Diving. Grant get's into everything from representing Texas A & M in the NCAA to being one of the top ten divers in the world. We hear about what it is like to be an Olympian, as Grant explains what it means to him after missing out on the two previous Olympics and also touches on the recent Tokyo games and why he has so much respect for the athletes that attended them.

Renee Buckingham is the Founder of World Vegan Guides, a Podcast Host, a Radio Producer, and someone who aims to bring a positive experience for those who interact with her. Renee takes us through the dark and mysterious world of influencing and why she works to call out the behaviour of some that bring down the industry. We get into how her businesses have been able to adapt and grow despite the effects of the pandemic in the hospitality world and we also learn about who Renee is at her core as a human.

Sean Purcell has been given something not many people get, a second chance at life. After heading out for a run, Sean collapsed and was clinically dead for 45 minutes, his life was saved by a group of remarkable strangers who did everything right in a moment when it was needed. Sean’s speaks about how his life is now driven by purpose, gratitude, the pursuit of clarity and the desire to make the most of his second shot at life. He gets into how he now shares his story with corporate groups, institutions and schools all over the country, encouraging thousands to build a life with purpose at its core and highlighting what we are all truly capable of when faced with adversity and opportunity.

Ross Burrage is the Founder of the Maska Cycling Club and works in Finance & Sustainability for the Cotton On Foundation. He jumps on the show to share his incredible personal journey which had everything from being the CFO of a large company to completing a 4,500KM ride from the Canada to the Mexico. Ross shares the story behind the Masaka Cycling Club which is a based in Southern Uganda and is helping creating opportunities for immensely talented cyclists to break through some of the many hurdles that African riders face to find there way onto the radar of professional teams throughout the world.

Masaka Cycling Club

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Callum MacPherson is the creator and host of national award winning young men's mental health podcast, 'Young Blood - Men's Mental Health', a passion project that formed the foundation for Young Blood Media. Formerly a country and metro 7NEWS reporter, Callum talks about his years in TV working across Queensland and South Australia and touches on why it is important to be apart of the change in attitude that we are seeing around mental health in Australia.

Robert Sams is the author of Social Sensemaking and the Executive Director of Lifeline Direct. Robert shares his experiences through learning around human connection and interacting, touching on gratitude and continued resilience. He speaks about his journey with Lifeline and how the company continues to grow and expand into the digital age in what is one of the most difficult time for Australian people.

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Jake Coops-Blume is a C5 Quadriplegic and an aspiring Paralympic Cyclist. Jake talks about the road to recovery from his accident and ultimately how his biggest fears was simply being left behind by friends. He gets into the work he wants to do with public speaking and sharing his story in order to help inspire others. Jake touches on what helps motivate and drives him and ultimately what he wants to achieve by becoming not only a Paralympian but someone like his idol in Dylan Alcott.

Corey McKernan is a former AFL footballer for both North Melbourne and Carlton. He talks about his career, which saw him amass over 200 games, 300 goals and play a pivotal part in two premierships for North Melbourne. He talks about dealing with the highs and lows of his career and explains how unique his start at North Melbourne was. Corey gets into post football life and touches on Walk With Me Online, a project he started during the pandemic in order to promote both mental and physical wellness.