A Lot To Talk About

Sean Mcinroy is quickly becoming one of the worlds favourite strength coaches online.His 'larger than life' character, flexible yet well measured & scientifically backed approach to training & online resume of big lifts have seen over 400k followers look to Sean for guidance.I sat down with Sean in his gym to explore his philosophy for training that seems to bleed into all areas of his life. He shares:- The seemingly insignificant actions that can make you unrecognisable in 5 years, - The importance of a why behind any goal or dream you set for yourself, - Why you should set 'appropriately low' standards for yourself,- Why you should avoid comfort if you want to fulfil your potential,- The catalyst for his personal success,- His refreshingly flexible approach to training,- & much much more.If you found this conversation valuable, subscribe to the channel so that I can continue to attract the best guests for you to learn from & enjoy their incredible stories.Follow Sean & I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @sean.mcinroyBig Love,Brad xoxo

I asked 12 of the countries best podcast hosts to ask me a big life question & I answer all of them on this 60min episode.Below are the questions I answer & the incredible hosts who sent them my way:Darcy Tobin from the steak lad experience:Does being acutely conscious of life’s uncertainties make it harder to find peace?Dominique Elissa from Selfdom:What does wellness mean to you?Guy Lawler from Future Self:Are you a 1.58 or 2.02 person?Cooper Chapman from Good Humans:What advice would you give to others living with chronic illnesses who want to share their stories or become public speakers?Chris Griffin from The Pocket:Q1:If you could wake up next Tuesday and live your dream average Tuesday, what would you do?Q2:If your answer to Q1 isn’t your life now, what is holding you back?Mark Bouris from Straight Talk & The Mentor:Have you ever felt disadvantaged in your life and if so what did you do to manage it?Jemma Sbeg from The Psychology of your 20’s:What is your greatest weakness and what has that weakness taught you about yourself?Egan Brooks from Timeless Mindset:The depths of my consciousness causes me to suffer. Is it a blessing or a curse to feel everything so deeply?Keeshia Pettit from Life Uncut:What’s something that you’ve changed your opinion on since podcasting? Is there a topic that you previously discussed that you feel you would answer really differently now?Lachie Stuart from Man That Can:What is one thing that truly stretched you this year.What negative thoughts went through your mind and how did you overcome the thoughts?Keegan Hipgrave from Keegan & company:  What have you learnt lately that really interests you?Ilan & Jeremy from Big Bro’s: ‘Hey Brad, watching you flourish in your long term relationship has been a joy to watch. But what are some of the ‘unsaid’ or ‘unspoken’ about challenges you’ve encountered in a long term relationship, and how has navigating them strengthened your relationship?”I hope you enjoy the episode & this new concept. You can follow me on socials @bradleyjdryburgh for daily content.Big Love,Brad xoxo

I prompted Chat GPT to ask me 20 thought provoking questions about life. This episode was honest, reflective & full of the insights I am learning about life & myself.The questions:1. What do you think is the ultimate purpose of life, and how do you define a meaningful existence?2. If you could instantly acquire the ability to understand one thing about the universe, what would it be and why?3. How much control do you think we have over our fate, and how much is determined by circumstances or chance?4. Do you believe happiness is a choice, or is it something that comes from external factors beyond our control?5. If you could live any life you wanted, but had to give up all memories of your past, would you do it? Why or why not?6. What do you think is the most important quality for fostering deep, lasting relationships?7. In your opinion, what is the role of suffering in life—does it serve a purpose, or is it simply a consequence of being human?8. How do you define success, and do you think society’s definition of success is aligned with your own values?9. If you could communicate one idea or message to the entire world, what would it be and why?10. When you look back on your life in 20 years, what do you hope you will have learned about yourself?11. Do you believe we are defined more by our choices or by our circumstances, and why?12. What does freedom mean to you, and how do you feel it should be balanced with responsibility?13. If you could see the world through someone else’s eyes, whose perspective would you choose, and what would you hope to learn from it?14. Do you think we have a moral duty to leave the world better than we found it, and if so, how should we go about it?15. How do you think your experiences with failure have shaped who you are today, and what role does failure play in personal growth?16. What do you think it means to "live authentically," and how do you know when you're doing it?17. If you could change one thing about the way society operates, what would it be and why?18. In moments of deep reflection, what are the most important things you feel you've learned about love?19. How do you distinguish between what you want and what you truly need, and why is it so difficult for many people to do the same?20. If you could spend a day with your future self, what would you ask, and how do you think your future self would respond?If you enjoyed this episode & want to continue learning from the most brilliant & interesting guests in Australia & across the globe, subscribe on your platform of choice so I can continue to produce top quality conversations. Follow me on socials @bradleyjdryburgh to see my day to day & more content.Big Love,Brad xoxo

When Tim Robards first stepped onto the set of The Bachelor Australia a decade ago, he hoped for love but never knew how much his life would change. He walked off the show with Anna, the love of his life, and now the mother of their two beautiful children.Since then, Tim has transformed his life and career in ways few could have predicted. He became the most featured man on the cover of Men's Health, built a fitness empire, launched a rosé brand (Elle Wines), and has begun making waves in the entertainment world with a three-year stint on the hit Australian soap Neighbours, the start of an acting career he hopes to take to the big screen in the exciting roles ahead of him.On the surface, it might seem like Tim’s life has been a smooth ride—good looks, a cover model physique, and a shot at fame on one of the country's biggest reality TV shows. But behind the success lies a story of hard work, personal growth, and overcoming challenges.In this candid conversation, Tim opens up about the self-development he did to attract true love, the challenges of being branded 'The Bachelor,' and how he’s continuously worked to build confidence in himself—especially in his acting career. If you’re looking to level up in life, love, and career, this episode is a must-listen!If you found this conversation valuable, subscribe to the podcast so that I can continue to attract the best guests for you to learn from & enjoy their incredible stories. Follow Tim & I on instagram @bradleyjdryburgh @mrtimrobardsCheckout https://ellewines.com/Big Love,Brad xoxo

Pete Murray is an Australian singer/songwriter. His success has been long enjoyed & plentiful, with a number of successful singles & albums across two decades.Before he heads off on his Aussie summer tour, we caught up to discuss:The highs & lows of a career in the music industry.His unique qualities & strengths that have afforded him long & sustained success.The early grief that inspired him to craft a life by design.How he realised his music talent in his early to mid 20's.Does he believe in destiny or free will? Why he never moved his talent to the US.His new single 'Wouldn't it be good'.Why he values his somewhat, normal life with family.& much more.For tickets to Pete's summer tour, check out https://petemurray.com/Follow Pete & I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @petemurraymusicIf you want to support the show & help me get the most valuable & entertaining guests on for you to enjoy, subscribe on your platform of choice & send this episode to a mate.Big Love,Brad xoxo.

Cody Ramsey is a contracted rugby league player at the St George Illawarra Dragons.After an electric first year in the NRL, Cody fell ill with a debilitating condition that not only halted his career but his whole life. Losing 29 kilograms in a matter of weeks, surviving multiple surgeries & an 8 month stint in hospital, he is set to make what may be the greatest comeback in rugby league history.In this incredibly raw conversation, Cody speaks on his fiance's unwavering support through the most challenging time of their lives, a look under the hood of his last 2 years out of the game & how he's managing his return.If you found value in this episode & would like to support the show, you can subscribe to the channel & share it with your mates.Follow Cody & I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @_codyramseyBig Love,Brad xoxo.

Ash Wicks is quickly becoming one of Australia's favourite creators. With his witty humour & relatable take on marriage & parenthood, Ash has amassed a following of over 400k on Instagram & a loyal audience on his podcast 'Two Doting Dads', alongside cohost & great mate Matty J. Though behind the humour, there is a story bigger than what some may expect from the funny man. A hard fought battle with depression & anxiety that Ash admits nearly got the better of him in his first few months of fatherhood. A story he has found purpose in sharing to help other early stage parents & men who struggle with their mental health.This incredibly vulnerable conversation crushes stigmas for Aussie men & leans into a side of Ash Wicks that some of you may be seeing or hearing for the first time.If you found value in this episode & would like to support the show, you can subscribe to the channel & share it with your mates. Follow Ash & I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @ashwicks  @Twodotingdads  Big Love,Brad xoxo.

Josh Szeps is an Australian journalist & the host of popular podcast 'Uncomfortable Conversations' where he hosts some of the biggest political & social commentators/journalists from across the globe.In this conversation we discussed a range of topics from:- The importance of creating safe spaces to discuss uncomfortable/taboo topics for education & social progression.- The identity wars of the LGBTIA+ movements & whether it's actually creating equality or greater division.- How identity labels & tribalism garner division & create global conflict.- Whether the use of pronouns & trans education in schools is right or wrong.- The upcoming US election & Josh's honest thoughts on President Trump.- How to see through virtue signalling & recognise real support.- How the progressive left went lost it's radical way to cancel culture.- What history will say about about the information revolution ahead of us.- All this & much much more in this incredibly engaging conversation with  @JoshSzeps_  To support the show, subscribe to my channel here on YouTube & leave a comment on this episode.Check out Josh's channel linked above & follow us both on social media @bradleyjdryburgh & @joshszeps Big love,Brad xoxo.