We Will Always Have

Christian Hull and Chrissy Hearn are back for season six, and this time they’re swapping everyday life for Bali, Bintangs, business class drama and a seven-day spiritual retreat with Revival Retreats. From airport anxiety and economy-seat betrayal to singing bowls, psychic readings and unexpected breakthroughs, this season begins with laughs, chaos and the promise of something genuinely life-changing.

Christian and Chrissy wrap up their Canberra adventure with plenty of laughs, a few confessions, and a look back at the moments that made the trip unforgettable. From stolen sesame ice cream and questionable walking etiquette to podcast numbers, possible sponsorships, and the big reveal of where they’re heading next, this episode is chaotic, honest, and very them.

In this episode, Christian and Chrissy take their Canberra art gallery inspiration a little too seriously as they debate whether it’s ever too late to learn a new creative skill, from photography to portrait painting. The conversation quickly turns into a hilarious mix of art critique, café etiquette, online comments, and finally the big reveal of the portraits they painted of each other with wildly questionable results.

Christian records from a quiet cliffside spot in Bundeena - until he’s hilariously interrupted mid-podcast by locals. Between birthday distractions, phone dramas and a very honest recount of his nude beach experience, this episode is classic Christian: chaotic, candid, and completely unfiltered!

In this episode, Christian and Chrissy unpack Chrissy’s chaotic Bali trip, from bidet disasters and lost phones to airport nightmares and travel anxiety. They also dive into signs, coincidences, tarot cards and whether the universe is trying to tell them something — all with the usual mix of yelling, laughter and oversharing.

In this episode of We Will Always Have Podcast, Christian takes us from the unexpected luxury of a boutique stay in Ballarat to the nerves of speaking in front of 250 Year 11 boys. Between hotel obsessions, body confidence, masculinity, mental health and the power of honest conversations with young men, this episode is funny, raw and surprisingly heartfelt

Christian and Chrissy hit Canberra for another chaotic episode full of wandering, reminiscing, and ridiculous revelations. Christian shares how he accidentally had lunch near Australian music royalty Kasey Chambers, before pulling off a very convincing fake Jackie Lambie photo prank that sends Chrissy into a spin — and sparks a hilarious chat about scams, AI and how easy it is to be fooled.

In this episode of We Will Always Have, Christian takes us inside a truly chaotic day involving a giant huntsman spider in his car, a full-blown panic spiral, helpful neighbours, a bug bomb, and a storm rolling in while he’s glamping at a winery. What starts as a simple trip to film at an antique fair quickly turns into peak Christian Hull: dramatic, hilarious, slightly traumatic, and completely unfiltered.

In this episode of We Will Always Have, Christian and Chrissy take on the Tree Tops Challenge in Canberra, and it very quickly becomes clear they may have overestimated their bravery. What starts as a fun ropes course adventure turns into gale-force winds, wobbly ladders, panic counting, zipline chaos and Chrissy needing a rescue just a few steps in. It’s dramatic, ridiculous, terrifying and somehow still ends with thoughts of a Costco hot dog.

In this bonus episode, Christian and Chrissy chat from a plane about whether they could holiday alone. From London to Bali to what it's like being on a cruise or what Christian describes as an 'RSL on the water!'