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In this impactful episode of 2 Worlds Collide, I’m joined by Hemmo de Vries—a former SOTG engineer who shares his powerful story of service, transition, and the importance of resilience.
Hemmo takes us through his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, reflecting on the intensity of operating in high-pressure environments and the strong bonds formed on the frontlines. We also dive into the challenges of returning home and the complex journey of reintegrating into civilian life after years of military service.
As your host, Sam Bamford, I’m honoured to share Hemmo’s story—a testament to mental strength, adaptability, and the power of cultivating a resilient mindset to overcome life’s toughest challenges.
Key Talking Points:
Hemmo’s military service and deployments to Iraq and AfghanistanThe unique challenges of transitioning back to civilian lifeBuilding resilience and mental strength in the face of adversityLessons learned from life on the frontlines and beyondConnect with us:🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #HemmoDeVries #VeteranStories #SOTGEngineer #Resilience #MindsetMatters #LifeAfterService #MilitaryTransitions #MentalStrength #AustralianArmy #VeteranSupport #PodcastAustralia #CombatVeteran #NewEpisode
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In this impactful episode of 2 Worlds Collide, I’m joined by Jeff Casson—a veteran who has faced incredible challenges and found extraordinary ways to overcome them.
Jeff’s story takes us from his deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan to his transition into the QLD Police, where he continued to serve under high-pressure conditions. After years of battling PTSD and finding no relief through traditional treatments and medications, Jeff made the bold decision to seek psychedelic healing in Mexico—a transformative experience that brought him hope and strength when all else had failed.
This episode explores the realities of military service, the struggles of transitioning to civilian life, and the courage it takes to explore unconventional paths to healing. As your host, Sam Bamford, I’m honoured to share Jeff’s inspiring story—a testament to resilience, mental strength, and the determination to find light in the darkest times.
Key Talking Points:
Jeff’s military service and deployments to Iraq and AfghanistanTransitioning from the military to the QLD PoliceThe mental and emotional toll of PTSD and years of traditional treatmentsExploring psychedelic healing in Mexico and its impact on his recoveryThe importance of finding hope and strength in adversityConnect with us:🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #JeffCasson #PTSDRecovery #VeteranStories #Resilience #MentalHealthAwareness #PsychedelicHealing #MilitaryTransition #VeteranSupport #PodcastAustralia #CombatVeteran #RunningForChange #NewEpisode
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In this impactful episode of 2 Worlds Collide, we’re joined by Locky Warner—a passionate advocate for men’s mental health and the founder of The Social Run Club, which has grown into a community of over 100 strong. Locky’s story is one of action, connection, and using movement to bring people together while raising awareness for vital causes.
Over the past few months, the podcast has delved into some heavy discussions with ex-military mates, reflecting on service and the challenges of life after combat. This episode allowed me, your host, Sam Bamford, to reflect on those powerful conversations while shifting focus to equally important topics like men’s mental health and community-building.
Listen as Locky shares the incredible work he’s doing with Movember, advocating for men to take charge of their mental health, and how The Social Run Club has become a safe space for connection, growth, and support through running. We also discuss the importance of breaking the stigma around men’s mental health and practical ways to make a difference in our own lives and communities.
This episode is all about mateship, movement, and the power of showing up—not just for yourself but for others. Locky’s dedication to creating change is truly inspiring, and I’m honoured to share his story.
Key Talking Points:
Locky’s journey to becoming a men’s mental health advocateThe incredible work of Movember and the impact it has on mental health awarenessBuilding a thriving community through The Social Run ClubBreaking the stigma around men’s mental healthThe importance of connection, movement, and supportConnect with us:🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #LockyWarner #MensMentalHealth #Movember #TheSocialRunClub #CommunityConnection #Mateship #Resilience #MentalHealthAwareness #RunningForChange #PodcastCommunity
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In this powerful episode of 2 Worlds Collide, we’re joined by Jay Toope, an ex-combat veteran and infantry paratrooper whose story is one of resilience, transformation, and confronting unimaginable loss. From a challenging upbringing to the intense realities of military service, Jay’s journey is an inspiring look at the strength it takes to overcome adversity and rebuild.
Listen as Jay opens up about his early life, the decision to join the military, and his deployment to Afghanistan in 2012. We explore the harrowing experiences of his service, including witnessing IED strikes and the devastating night of August 29, 2012, when three Australian soldiers lost their lives—an incident where Jay was among the first support units to respond. Jay reflects on the deep personal toll of these moments and shares how he’s worked through them in the years since.
In recent years, Jay has embarked on a transformative journey of healing. Through breathwork, meditation, and confronting his past, he has found a path toward growth and self-awareness, redefining what it means to be strong both mentally and physically.
This episode is packed with raw insights into military service, brotherhood, and the long road to healing.
Key Talking Points:
Early life challenges and the path to the militaryDeployment to Afghanistan in 2012Witnessing IED strikes and the tragic events of August 29, 2012The mental and emotional toll of combatJay’s journey of healing through breathwork and meditationLessons in resilience, self-awareness, and growthConnect with us:🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #JayToope #CombatVeteran #Afghanistan2012 #Resilience #Brotherhood #HealingJourney #MentalStrength #VeteranSupport #PodcastCommunity #Transformation #VeteranStories
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In this compelling episode of 2 Worlds Collide, we sit down with Dr. Dan Pronk, former Special Forces Doctor and co-founder of the newly formed Aussie Frontline Foundation, for an in-depth conversation on resilience, service, and supporting those on the frontlines.
Dr. Dan Pronk shares his journey from civilian life to becoming a Special Forces combat doctor, deployed to some of the most dangerous environments in the world, including Afghanistan. Dan delves into the challenges of serving in high-stakes situations, the psychological toll on frontline workers, and the methods he’s developed to build resilience.
We also discuss the Aussie Frontline Foundation and its mission to support the mental, physical, and emotional well-being of veterans and frontline workers, many of whom face silent battles like PTSD. This conversation ties into the 1042km run from Melbourne to Adelaide I’m undertaking to raise awareness and funds for this incredible cause.
💬 Key Talking Points:
Dr. Dan Pronk’s transition to Special Forces as a combat doctorLife-saving decisions in high-pressure deploymentsThe toll of service on mental health and resilience strategiesCo-founding the Aussie Frontline Foundation and its missionThe 1042km charity run and the importance of supporting frontline workersThis episode is packed with insights on the realities of service, the power of resilience, and how we can support those who dedicate their lives to protecting us.
Donate to Sam's Run: https://gofund.me/404bcc9c
🔗 Connect with us:🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #DrDanPronk #AussieFrontlineFoundation #SpecialForces #Resilience #VeteranSupport #CharityRun #GreatOceanRoad #VeteranStories #PodcastCommunity
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In this powerful episode of 2 Worlds Collide, we’re joined by K9 Steve, a former Special Forces Commando and Military Working Dog Handler whose story is one of resilience, loyalty, and transformation. From a past shaped by dangerous influences to a life of service and purpose, K9 Steve's journey is an inspiring look at what it means to overcome, adapt, and find strength.
Listen as K9 Steve shares his early life journey and the pivotal decision to enlist in the military—a choice that would lead him to the Special Forces and deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Steve reflects on his service, including the unforgettable day he lost Corporal Cameron Baird VC MG, a comrade whose legacy continues to impact those who served with him. We also discuss the profound bond Steve formed with his K9 partner, Guge, a relationship that brought resilience and meaning during challenging moments in combat. Post-military, Steve has redefined himself as a hybrid athlete and top K9 trainer, competing in HYROX events and inspiring others with his dedication and discipline.
This episode is packed with insights on the realities of military service, the strength of the human spirit, and the power of transformation.
Key Talking Points:
Early life and influences that led him to the militaryDecision to enlist and becoming a Special Forces CommandoDeployments to Iraq and AfghanistanReflecting on the loss of Corporal Cameron Baird VC MGBuilding a life-saving bond with K9 partner, GugeCompeting in HYROX and finding new purpose post-militaryInsights on resilience, loyalty, and personal growthConnect with us:🌐 Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #K9Steve #SpecialForces #Resilience #MilitaryService #VeteranStories #PodcastCommunity #Transformation #MentalStrength #Redemption #Comradeship #Endurance #VeteranSupport
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In this impactful episode, we welcome Scott Ryder, former 2 Commando Special Forces soldier, who recounts the tragic 2010 helicopter crash in Afghanistan that claimed the lives of three Australian Special Forces soldiers, including the host of the shows cousin, Scott Palmer. Scott Ryder shares a deeply personal look into the emotional and psychological impact of this devastating event and the remarkable resilience required to return to service and continue deploying after such a profound loss.
Scott Ryders story exemplifies true strength, highlighted in his recently released book, Forged by Fire: A 2 Commando Story, which chronicles his journey and experiences in the field. We also delve into the significant effects of the Brereton Inquiries and how home raids and investigations have been impacting the 2 Commando community and their families.
In this episode, we explore:
Scott’s extensive service, including deployments to Timor, Iraq, and AfghanistanThe emotional and psychological toll of the 2010 helicopter crashHis return to active duty and the resilience it took to continue servingThe ongoing impact of the Brereton Inquiries on those who put everything on the lineTune in for a compelling discussion about military life, resilience, and the challenges faced by those who have served in high-risk operations.
Connect with us: 🌐 Website: 2worldscollide.com.au 📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast 🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast 📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
Scott Ryder, Special Forces, Afghanistan deployments, 2010 helicopter crash, Forged by Fire, Veteran resilience, Military service, Brereton Inquiry impacts, Mental health, Combat stories, PTSD recovery, Veteran support, Community and family impact, Leadership.
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In this impactful episode, we welcome back ultra-runner and Knees Over Toes advocate and ATG Qualified Coach, Shane Walker. Shane opens up about the powerful transformation the Knees Over Toes program brings to recovery and performance, sharing how it helps everyday people tackle stubborn injuries and enhance their movement.
Beyond physical resilience, Shane and Sam explore their ultra-marathon journeys, revealing the mental grit behind every mile. They also dive into the growing issue of tech and social media addiction in children and its effects on youth well-being.
In this episode, we explore:
The Knees Over Toes program for lasting recovery and enhanced performanceInsights from Shane and Sam’s ultra-marathon journeys and the mental endurance they requireStrategies to tackle tech and social media addiction in today’s digital worldListen now for a motivating look at resilience, recovery, and redefining limits!
Connect with us: 🌐 Website: 2worldscollide.com.au📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast
Keywords: Shane Walker, Knees Over Toes, ultra-running, tech addiction, injury recovery, mental resilience, endurance, recovery journey, mental toughness, youth wellness
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #ShaneWalker #UltraRunning #KneesOverToes #InjuryRecovery #Resilience #TechAddiction #MindsetMatters #PodcastLife #LinkInBio
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In this compelling episode, we welcome Leo Gal, a rising young MMA fighter from Adelaide, as he shares his intense journey in the world of mixed martial arts. 🥊
Leo takes us behind the scenes of his career, discussing the physical and mental challenges he faces, including the effects of concussions and his thoughts on the controversial Power Slap competition. His story is a testament to the dedication, resilience, and mental toughness required to compete at the highest levels of combat sports.
Beyond the cage, Leo’s insights into fighter life, his rapid rise in the MMA scene, and the impact of concussions on athletes shed light on the highs and lows of this demanding sport. His journey offers inspiration for anyone facing their own battles, whether in or out of the ring.
In this episode, we explore:
Leo’s rise in the MMA world and his relentless dedication to the sportThe intense training required to compete at an elite levelThe effects of concussions and the challenges they pose for fightersLeo’s perspective on the controversy surrounding Power Slap, created by Dana WhiteMental toughness and resilience in combat sportsTune in for a raw and insightful conversation about the reality of fighter life, the importance of mental strength, and what it takes to succeed in the fast-paced world of MMA. 💥
Connect with us: 🌐 Website: www.2worldscollide.com.au 📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcast📱 YouTube: @2WorldsCollidePodcast
Leo Gal, MMA fighter, Combat sports, Concussions in sports, Power Slap, Dana White, Fighter life, Mental toughness, MMA Adelaide, Combat resilience, Athlete mindset, Combat sports podcast, 2 Worlds Collide
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In this powerful episode, we welcome Matthew French, former Australian Army Paratrooper, who shares the first-ever public account of the tragic incident on August 29, 2012, when three Australian soldiers were killed in Afghanistan. Matthew gives us a deeply personal look into the emotional and psychological toll of combat, as well as the incredible mental resilience it takes to navigate such devastating losses.
Beyond his military service, Matthew is now the founder of Veteran Mentors, a groundbreaking program that uses military-style training to empower troubled youth with essential life skills like resilience, discipline, and leadership. His story is a testament to the enduring strength of veterans, not just on the battlefield but in their ability to give back to the community and shape the next generation of leaders.
In this episode, we explore:
Matthew’s journey as a paratrooper and his deployment to AfghanistanThe emotional impact of the August 29, 2012 incidentHis personal path to PTSD recovery and mental resilienceHow Veteran Mentors is making a lasting impact on youth through structured, military-inspired programsTune in for an inspiring discussion about military life, the challenges of returning to civilian life, and the transformative power of leadership and mentorship.
Connect with us:🌐 Website: 2worldscollide.com.au📱 Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast🐦 TikTok: @2.worlds.collide.podcast📱 X: @2worldsPodcastMatthew French, Paratrooper, Afghanistan deployment, August 29 incident, Veteran Mentors, PTSD recovery, Military life, Youth leadership programs, Combat resilience, Mentorship, Veterans’ mental health, Military-to-civilian transition, Mental toughness
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We’re excited to welcome John Dixon, former 2 Commando Special Forces Sniper, to the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast! 🎖️🔥 In this episode, John shares his military journey, spanning deployments to East Timor, Iraq, and Afghanistan, along with his experience working in high-risk regions across Africa, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East.
John provides deep insights into:
Special Forces life and global security operationsThe conflicts in Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Middle EastHuman trafficking, particularly child trafficking, and its comparison to the global drug tradeMental resilience and PTSD recovery for veteransTransitioning from military service to a career in private securityThis episode explores critical social issues, military life, and global conflict dynamics, giving listeners a deep dive into pressing national and international matters.
Key Topics:
Special Forces lifeGlobal conflicts: Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Middle EastHuman trafficking and child traffickingMental resilience and PTSDTransition from military to private securityMilitary life, Special Forces, Russia-Ukraine conflict, Israel-Middle East conflict, Human trafficking, Child trafficking, Global security, PTSD recovery, Veteran resilience, Combat stories, Elite military training
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #JohnDixon #MilitaryLife #SpecialForces #RussiaUkraineWar #HumanTrafficking #PTSDRecovery #VeteranStories #GlobalConflicts #PodcastAustralia #LinkInBio
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In this episode, we’re excited to welcome Ross Nihill, a former British Royal Marine Commando, Australian Airborne Infantry Paratrooper, and current Paramedic, to the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast! 🎖️🔥 Ross shares his remarkable journey, from his challenging upbringing in the UK to serving in high-stakes military deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan alongside host Sam Bamford.
We discuss Ross’s transition from military service to civilian life, where he now works as a paramedic on the Gold Coast. Additionally, Ross channels his passion for fitness into extreme challenges like Hyrox and Ironman competitions. 🏋️♂️🚴♂️
Key Topics:
Life as a Royal Marine Commando and Airborne Infantry ParatrooperDeployments in Iraq and AfghanistanTransition from military to civilian life as a paramedicHyrox and Ironman competition challengesMental resilience, military fitness, and overcoming adversityTune in for an inspiring look at resilience, extreme fitness, and life after the military.
Royal Marine Commando, Airborne Infantry, Afghanistan war, Hyrox competition, Ironman training, Paramedic life, Military to civilian transition, Veteran stories, Combat veteran, Mental resilience, PTSD recovery, Extreme fitness, Elite fitness challenges
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #RossNihill #RoyalMarines #Hyrox #Ironman #AfghanistanWar #MilitaryLife #EliteFitness #MentalToughness #PTSDRecovery #VeteranStories #ParamedicLife #PodcastAustralia #ExtremeFitness #CombatVeteran #ResilienceJourney
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We’re thrilled to have Jordan Knight, founder of Migration Watch Australia 🫡, join the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast! 🇦🇺🌍 In this episode, we take a deep dive into immigration in Australia, with Jordan discussing how mass immigration is impacting housing, wages, and the country's social fabric. 🏠📊
We also explore the ongoing housing crisis, the political landscape, and concerns around free speech and government censorship. Jordan highlights the need for open dialogue to address these pressing issues and how they will shape Australia's future.
Key Topics:
Mass immigration and its impact on housing and wages in AustraliaAustralia's housing crisis and solutions for affordable housingFree speech, government censorship, and political issuesThe importance of dialogue on immigration and housing policyStay connected with Migration Watch Australia:🌐 Website: https://www.migrationwatchaustralia.com.au📱 TikTok: @migrationwatchaustralia🐦 X (Twitter): @migrationwaus📱 Instagram: @migrationwatchau
Immigration in Australia, Housing crisis, Wage stagnation, Free speech, Government censorship, Political landscape Australia, Immigration reform, Affordable housing, Social impact of immigration, Open dialogue on national issues, National debate
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #JordanKnight #ImmigrationDebate #HousingCrisis #FreeSpeech #GovernmentCensorship #PoliticalSceneAustralia #PodcastAustralia #CurrentEvents #AffordableHousing #NationalDialogue
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I’m excited to welcome Australia’s most decorated mountaineer, Andrew Lock, to the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast. 🧗♂️❄️ Andrew is the only Australian to have summited all 14 of the world’s 8000m peaks, including some of the most dangerous mountains like Everest, K2, Annapurna, and Nanga Parbat. Known for his minimalist style—small teams, minimal support, and no bottled oxygen (except on Everest)—Andrew has gained the respect of Himalayan climbers and defied the odds by avoiding frostbite after decades of climbing.
In this episode, we explore Andrew’s toughest challenges, surviving in the "death zone," and how he’s maintained a 50% success rate on 8000m peaks, where the death-to-summit ratio can be as high as one-in-five. 🧠💪
Key Topics:
High-altitude mountaineeringClimbing without oxygenSurviving in the "death zone"Everest, K2, Annapurna, and other dangerous climbsMinimalist climbing style and success ratesTo get in contact with Andrew about climbing courses and speaking events, visit his website here: https://andrew-lock.com
High-altitude mountaineering, Death zone survival, 8000m peaks, Everest climbing, K2 summit, Climbing without oxygen, Extreme adventure sports, Dangerous mountains, Andrew Lock, Minimalist climbing style, Outdoor adventure podcast
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #AndrewLock #Mountaineering #Everest #K2 #Annapurna #ExtremeSports #8000mPeaks #DeathZoneSurvival #HighAltitudeClimbing #MinimalistClimbing #PodcastAustralia #AdventurePodcast #DangerousMountains
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We’re thrilled to have Stephen Lane, a leading exercise scientist, cycling coach, and long-distance racer, join the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast! 🚴♂️🔥 In this episode, Stephen shares his deep knowledge of elite sports, focusing on how athletes can reach peak performance through physical training and mental strength. 🧠💪
We discuss the key role of mental toughness in pushing limits and achieving greatness, and Stephen reflects on his own experiences in long-distance races, highlighting the endurance, grit, and determination required to tackle such intense challenges. 🏞️🚀
Key Topics:
Elite sports coaching and performance optimizationThe role of mental strength in achieving athletic greatnessStephen's long-distance racing experiencesGrit, determination, and overcoming athletic challengesTraining tips for ultra-endurance eventsStephen Lane, Endurance racing, Mental strength in athletes, Cycling coach, Sports science, Long-distance racing, Athlete coaching, Grit and determination, Endurance challenges, Athlete mindset, Performance coaching, Elite sports
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #StephenLane #ExerciseScience #CyclingCoach #MentalStrength #EnduranceRacing #LongDistanceRacing #AthleteMindset #SportsScience #ElitePerformance #PodcastAustralia #AthleteCoaching #PeakPerformance #LinkInBio
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Breanna Hargrave is a true testament to resilience, adaptability, and the pursuit of excellence. After making the decision to transition from athletics to cycling at the age of 28, Breanna quickly became one of Australia’s top track cyclists, earning two bronze medals at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and representing Australia at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Alongside her sporting success, Breanna balances a career as a physiotherapist in Norwood, South Australia.
In this episode, we dive into Breanna's unique story, discussing the challenges of switching sports, her international competitions, and the mindset that has driven her to excel in both cycling and her career.
Key Topics:
Transitioning to track cycling from athletics at 28Achieving success at the Commonwealth GamesBalancing professional sport and a career as a physiotherapistAthlete mental toughness and performance mindsetInspiring women in sports and overcoming challengesTrack cycling, Late sport transition, Commonwealth Games, Athlete resilience, Balancing sport and career, Physiotherapist athlete, Cycling achievements, Performance mindset, Women in sports, Sports excellence
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #BreannaHargrave #TrackCycling #AthleteResilience #SportsTransition #CommonwealthGames #PhysiotherapistAthlete #CyclingAchievements #WomenInSports #PerformanceMindset #PodcastAustralia #BalancingSportAndCareer #SportsExcellence
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On Episode 16 of 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I’m excited to introduce my good friend, Matthew Panos. 🌟 After being drafted to the Western Bulldogs in 2009, Matthew returned home to Norwood FC, where he became a dual premiership player and earned the Jack Oatey Medal. 🏅
In this episode, we discuss Matthew’s football career, the highs and lows of professional sport, and his current knee rehabilitation, where he’s taking an unconventional, non-surgical approach to recovery. Matthew shares how this path is helping him get back to the game sooner than expected and the mindset behind his resilient comeback.
Key Topics:
Matthew Panos’ football journey: AFL to SANFLJack Oatey Medal and Norwood FC premiership successKnee injury rehabilitation and non-surgical recoveryMental strength and resilience in professional sportsOvercoming injury and football comebacksMatthew Panos, Norwood FC, AFL draft journey, Knee rehabilitation, Non-surgical recovery, Jack Oatey Medal, Athlete resilience, Football comeback, Professional sports, Injury recovery
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #MatthewPanos #AFL #NorwoodFC #InjuryRecovery #KneeRehabilitation #ProfessionalFootball #AthleteResilience #SportsMindset #JackOateyMedal #PodcastAustralia #LinkInBio #SportsComeback
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We’re thrilled to welcome Dominic Henderson, aka “The Dominator,” to Episode 15 of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast! 🎙️ Dominic is an abalone diver and one of the fearless stars of the TV series Abalone Wars. Abalone diving is considered one of the world’s most dangerous jobs, with divers facing shark-infested waters and extreme conditions to harvest abalone. 🦈🌊
In this episode, Dominic shares his intense experiences, from shark encounters to navigating the tough and dangerous conditions under the sea. We also explore the mental and physical challenges of abalone diving, and what it takes to thrive in such a high-stakes environment. 🌊🧠
Key Topics:
Dominic’s career as an abalone diver and star of Abalone WarsShark encounters and facing extreme diving conditionsMental toughness required in dangerous professionsOcean survival and thriving under pressureCommercial diving and the abalone industryDominic Henderson, Abalone Wars, Abalone diving, Shark encounters, Dangerous jobs, Commercial diving, Ocean exploration, Mental toughness, High-stakes professions, Risk-taking jobs, Ocean survival
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #DominicHenderson #TheDominator #AbaloneWars #AbaloneDiving #SharkEncounters #ExtremeConditions #OceanExploration #CommercialDiving #MentalToughness #RiskTaking #OceanSurvival #PodcastAustralia #HighStakesJobs #LinkInBio
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In 2010, Samantha Gash made history as the first woman and youngest person to complete the Four Deserts Grand Slam, running 4 x 250km ultramarathons across some of the world’s toughest deserts (Atacama, Gobi, Sahara, Antarctic). Her journey was captured in the 2013 film Desert Runners. 🏜️🏆
Beyond her running achievements, Samantha has led impactful campaigns like Run India and Freedom Runners, linking endurance running with social change. Her efforts have raised awareness and funds for issues like access to education and feminine hygiene in Sub-Saharan Africa. In this episode, we explore Samantha’s ultra-running journey and her work in female empowerment and humanitarian efforts. 🌍💪
Key Topics:
Completing the Four Deserts Grand SlamRunning 379 km across Australia’s Simpson DesertFreedom Runners: Raising awareness about feminine hygieneThe Run India campaign: Over 3,253 km for educationLinking endurance running with social change and female empowermentSamantha Gash, Four Deserts Grand Slam, Ultra-endurance running, Run India, Female empowerment, Social change through running, Humanitarian ultrarunner, Barriers to education, Freedom Runners, Running for a cause
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #SamanthaGash #UltramarathonRunner #RunIndia #FemaleEmpowerment #FourDesertsGrandSlam #EnduranceAthlete #SocialChange #RunningForEducation #HumanitarianRunning #PodcastAustralia #LinkInBio #DesertRunners #FemaleLeaders
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In this episode of 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, we’re excited to have Tom Baulch, AKA PrimeTrain, join us to share his story of building a massive social media following and launching successful businesses from humble beginnings. 💪📈
We dive into the critical role that discipline and hard work play in achieving success, along with the importance of staying humble and managing criticism. Tom offers insights into entrepreneurship, personal brand building, and how social media can be a powerful tool for both business growth and personal development.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or looking for motivation, Tom’s journey is packed with lessons on success, resilience, and using social media for growth.
Key Topics:
Building a personal brand on social mediaOvercoming criticism and staying humbleDiscipline and hard work in business successLeveraging social media for business growthEntrepreneurial mindset and motivationTom Baulch, PrimeTrain, Social media success, Entrepreneur journey, Discipline and hard work, Personal brand building, Business growth, Entrepreneurship insights, Overcoming criticism, Young entrepreneurs
#2WorldsCollidePodcast #TomBaulch #PrimeTrain #EntrepreneurJourney #SocialMediaSuccess #DisciplineAndHardWork #BusinessGrowth #PersonalBrandBuilding #Entrepreneurship #YoungEntrepreneurs #PodcastAustralia #LinkInBio
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