The instructions sold separately Podcast Anthony Meixner

Shaun worked in the Police Dog Squad for many years and the Covert and Surveillance unit, working on Major and Organised Crime.
A bloke who knows has lived and just wants to help.
We spoke about 3 AM friends, hard-fought and won lessons to keep moving in tough times, striving to help others and, as always, plenty of laughs.
Who is Shaun
Shaun spent three nights in a row, a Glock pistol in his hand, laying in bed trying to think of reasons not to end his life. To overcome his mental health injuries, Shaun spent the next 17 years immersed in the study of personal development, human behaviour and high performance to heal himself and live a happy life. He now devotes his life to helping others using the knowledge and education that helped him help himself.

It's easy being tough when you have never faced adversity. Would you lie down and die or fight with everything, no matter how hard it got?  
Clay Watts spent 30 years in the military and police, serving with the Australian Special forces; he is no stranger to adversity, pain and suffering.
So when the prognoses came, "it is not good mate", his test began.
As the saying goes, "nobody kills Clay except Clay." 
We spoke about Clay's fight with pancreatic cancer, which led him back into boxing and his new concept of using combat sports to transition people through life.

Professor, Psychotherapist, Philosopher, Fighter yep, you read it right! Dr Traill Dowie is a philosopher, academic, psychotherapist, minister of religion and martial artist. He holds dual PhDs in Philosophy and Psychiatry.
Traill is an associate professor of psychotherapy. Tra-ill has Trained with the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) using LSD, MDMA and Psilocybin (Magic Mushrooms) in treating PTSD.
Tra-ill holds black belts in multiple disciplines. He has worked professionally as an athletic and performance coach for high-level athletes, including world champions.
We spoke about his work with Mind Medicine Australia, Brotherhood and trauma bonding, rights of passage, the need to fight, his favoured philosophers and his views on the stoics, and so much more.

In this episode, we spoke with Harries Carroll, the famous Bondi Beach lifeguard actor and Pilates instructor.
The Path this conversation took had the hosts getting their notebooks out to learn a thing or two, especially His philosophy on love and compassion for his fellow man; Harries outlook and interpersonal skills are something to behold in person; it was infectious.
His knowledge of the human and body and its interconnectedness and movement will have you getting out your notebook.
 
 

In this episode, we spoke with Isaac Heeney, an AFL Star Forward at the Sydney Swans Football Club; He is a legend of a bloke both on and off the field.
Isaac gave us an insight into the day in his life of what he does with his training, routine, nutrition and sleep to not only play at the elite level but excel.
We spoke about a day in the life of an AFL Player, the impact of Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE head injuries) on the game and the players, and a few laughs were thrown in for good measure.

In this episode, I spoke to Sasha, someone who grew up in the ex-communist country of Yugoslavia.
We Discussed the history of Russia, from the Russian revolution and assassination of the Tzars, the rise and fall of the Soviet Union the modern Russian federation and how this all has a bearing on the Special operation currently being conducted in Ukraine,
Sasha offers us a thought-provoking alternate perspective applying some critical thinking to exposure the West's use of propaganda perpetrated by the media to control the narrative and garnish support for a NATO Expansion. 
 
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