The Long Pour with Brendon Hill

Brendon Hill
  • 0.0 (0)
  • Education
  • Updated Weekly

Most people will never get access to rooms like this. The Long Pour with Brendon Hill brings you inside conversations with some of the most creative and high-performing minds across business, sales, marketing, sport, and entertainment. From entrepreneurs and operators to athletes and actors — we break down how they think, make decisions, and build at a high level. It’s raw, practical, and unfiltered. The kind of insight you don’t get from highlight reels or headlines. If you want to think sharper and operate better — this is for you.

  1. May 28

    #13: Jono Simeonides — Faith, Masculinity & Going All In

    Jono Simeonides joins The Long Pour for a conversation on freedom, faith, masculinity & purpose. After landing in Bali for what was meant to be a 5-day trip, Jono cancelled his flight home and completely changed the direction of his life. We talk about:• Going all in on yourself• Entrepreneurship & freedom• Faith, Christianity & conviction• Masculinity in today’s world• Conspiracies & questioning mainstream narratives• Purpose, discipline & identity A deep conversation about truth, growth & becoming the man you’re meant to be.

    49 min

  2. May 21

    #12: How Ameer Built The Bearded Bakers, Knafeh & One of Beirut’s Most Loved Hospitality Brands

    A conversation with Ameer from Knafeh, The Bearded Bakers, Bar Biscotti, Martha & Bar Baker in Beirut. We dive into gratitude, growth, hospitality, family business, and how his life and vision have evolved over the last 15 years. A powerful conversation about building culture, creating unforgettable experiences, and staying grounded through it all.

    52 min

  3. May 14

    #11: The Raunchiest Wine Brand in the World… And It’s Winning Over a New Generation

    EP11 — Zac Godbolt from Doom Juice joins me for one of the wildest conversations yet. We talk about how Doom Juice is winning over a new generation by completely rejecting traditional wine culture — and building something people actually connect with. From chaotic branding and cult followings to serious lessons in business, creativity, and hospitality… this episode is as real as it gets. One minute it’s strategy.The next it’s chaos. Exactly how The Long Pour should feel 🍷🔥

    45 min

  4. May 7

    #10: Starting Over Isn’t Weak — It’s Power (Sheena Cullen’s Story)

    Success isn’t always about going harder.Sometimes it’s about walking away… and starting again.In this episode of The Long Pour, I sit down with Sheena Cullen — a true legend of the bar scene who made the bold decision to leave it behind and rebuild her life from the ground up.We dive into:* What it really feels like to walk away from something you’ve mastered* Starting again as a beginner (and embracing it)* The mindset shift from nightlife to discipline and health* Why passion—not comfort—is the real driver of successThis is a conversation about identity, courage, and backing yourself when everything feels uncertain.If you’ve ever felt stuck… or afraid to change direction—this one will hit.New episodes every week.Pour one, settle in, and take the long way around.

    35 min

  5. Apr 30

    #9: Food Shapes Culture — And He’s Rebuilding Western Sydney Around It

    Food isn’t just what we eat — it’s how we connect, celebrate, and build culture. In this episode of The Long Pour, I sit down with Dean Boone, founder of The West Journal — a platform built to reshape how Western Sydney experiences food, drink, and community. Dean’s journey isn’t typical.From working as a town planner and understanding how cities are structured… to building something that taps into the soul of a place — its people, its culture, and its stories. What drives it all?A childhood memory that shaped how he sees the world — and why everything he builds today is anchored in community. We dive into: Why food is the foundation of cultureThe gap in how Western Sydney is representedHow The West Journal is changing the narrativeThe bigger vision behind The West AppAnd why community-led thinking is the future of hospitalityThis isn’t just about venues or platforms.It’s about identity — and who gets to shape it. Pour one, settle in… this one goes deeper than expected.

    54 min

  6. Apr 23

    #8: Lock in… or sink. There’s no in between anymore.

    Lock in… or sink. In this episode of The Long Pour, I sit down with Jayden Garcia from Pool Party — a creative agency built on culture, community, and actually understanding how attention works. Because most people don’t have a talent problem.They have a focus problem. We get into: The “lock in” mentality — and why most people never reach itHow building culture creates real attentionWhy most brands feel forced (and how to fix it)Community as a competitive advantageThe difference between dabbling and actually committingThis isn’t about hacks or trends.It’s about choosing to focus in a world designed to distract you. You either lock in…or you sink.

    52 min

  7. Apr 16

    #7: Your Circle Is Killing Your Future!

    Your circle is shaping your future — whether you realise it or not. In this episode of The Long Pour, Sid Pierucci shares his journey from a small town just outside Rome to building multiple 7-figure businesses in Australia. We go deep into the early chapters — growing up in Italy, moving to Australia, chasing a swimming career, and the path that pulled him through nightlife, promotions, marketing, and entrepreneurship. From his time in clubs to building and selling Defiant Digital, Sid’s story is one of reinvention, risk, and backing yourself through every season. But this conversation goes well beyond business. We unpack the power of network, why the right relationships keep drawing him closer to his real passions, and how momentum compounds when you stay around the right people. Sid also shares the evolution of his work today — from building ventures and leading What Matters Agency to commercially representing elite athletes, including James Magnussen, and stepping further into investment through his fund-building ambitions. Growing up in Italy and starting again in Australia The pursuit of swimming and how sport shaped his mindsetNightlife, promotions, and learning influence in the real worldBuilding, scaling and selling Defiant DigitalWhy network and environment shape your opportunitiesManaging talent and working with elite athletesBuilding businesses, backing passion, and investing into what mattersSid is one of those rare operators who has lived multiple lives, built across different worlds, and kept evolving without losing his edge. This is a conversation about reinvention, relationships, business, and building a life that keeps expanding.

    50 min

  8. Apr 9

    #6: “Why Discipline Beats Motivation (And Why Most People Fail)”

    Most people are waiting to feel motivated. That’s the problem. In Episode 6 of The Long Pour, I sit down with Ned Sofic from Move Mastery — a coach who lives and breathes discipline, movement, and building yourself from the ground up. We break down: Why motivation is overratedThe mindset required to work for yourselfWhat calisthenics teaches you about lifeHow to actually build discipline (when you don’t feel like it)This isn’t a highlight reel conversation.It’s real, raw, and practical. If you’ve ever felt stuck, unmotivated, or unsure where to start — this is for you.

    57 min
See All (13)

About

Most people will never get access to rooms like this. The Long Pour with Brendon Hill brings you inside conversations with some of the most creative and high-performing minds across business, sales, marketing, sport, and entertainment. From entrepreneurs and operators to athletes and actors — we break down how they think, make decisions, and build at a high level. It’s raw, practical, and unfiltered. The kind of insight you don’t get from highlight reels or headlines. If you want to think sharper and operate better — this is for you.

Information