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Travis Jeffery joins Takaya Honda for a raw, funny and deeply honest conversation about acting, ambition, grief, body transformation and learning that “making it” does not mean losing yourself.Best known for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Unbroken, Pirates of the Caribbean and Gallipoli, Travis reflects on dream jobs, self-worth, motion capture, pottery, Australian film and building a life beyond the next role.What we get into:* Travis’s new film Birthright and why it is such a wild, timely Australian dark comedy.* Working on huge productions including Unbroken, Pirates of the Caribbean and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.* The physical toll of transforming for roles, from losing weight for Unbroken to getting ripped for Birthright.* Writing and starring in Dusty, and how personal grief became the seed of the short film.* Losing someone young, guilt, numbing, and the self-destructive ways grief can show up.* Why friendship grief is often overlooked.* The “arrival fallacy” and why dream jobs do not magically make you feel complete.* Working with Andy Serkis and learning how to move like a chimpanzee.Promotion/ Links:See Travis Jeffery in BirthrightTravis’s new Australian dark comedy Birthright is in cinemas from May 21. Find screening details, tickets and Q&A event information here:https://www.madman.com.au/birthright/Watch the Birthright trailerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npmgvgOJeSEWatch Travis Jeffery’s short film DustyWritten and created by Travis Jeffery, Dusty explores grief, guilt and the messy, self-destructive ways we sometimes cope with loss. As mentioned in the episode, you can watch it here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFKK1vkdZlIVisit the official Dusty websiteMore information on the film, cast, crew and its festival run:https://dustyfilm.com.au/Watch the Before Dawn trailerTravis also appears in the Australian war film Before Dawn, which comes up in the episode:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-ibQNR11tEFollow Travis JefferyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/travjeffery/Linktree: https://linktr.ee/travjefferySponsors:BeautyBoat.com: use code BIN25 for 25% off your entire order.RØDE: thanks for the mics making us sound so good.Support:If you’re having a tough time, please don’t struggle alone.Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14, 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention. If life is in danger, call 000.United Kingdom: Text Shout to 85258 for free, confidential 24/7 crisis text support. If you are in immediate danger, call 999.

Olivia Junkeer joins Takaya Honda for the first official episode of just tak, as the podcast steps into its new era.Best known to Neighbours fans as Yashvi Rebecchi, Olivia talks about life after Ramsay Street, moving to London, the chaos and heartbreak of growing up on set, the work that shaped her, and why she is now more interested in truth, comedy and creative freedom than chasing fame. Funny, honest and full of proper Neighbours nostalgia, this is a warm catch-up about acting, identity, friendship, grief, representation and what comes next.What we get into:· Launching the new just tak era with Olivia as the perfect first guest.· Life after Neighbours, moving to London, and finding her feet in the UK industry.· The Yashvi and Ned slap that never happened, and why Olivia still feels robbed.· Growing up on Ramsay Street and realising later that Neighbours was also a workplace.· Grief, dogs, comfort watches, chocolate, TikTok, and four-hour phone calls with Gemma Donovan.· Leaving behind the chase for fame and focusing on work that feels truthful, funny and creatively exciting.· Working on Strife, learning from Asher Keddie, and finding confidence in a brilliant ensemble.· Representation, mixed identity, racism storylines, and the pressure of getting it right on screen.· Olivia’s next chapter, including Who Needs Love Songs, Rex, and acting between London and Melbourne.#JustTak #JustTakPodcast #OliviaJunkeer #YashviRebecchi #Neighbours #TakayaHonda #RamsayStreet #AustralianTV #AussiePodcast #NeighboursPodcastjust tak. is an interview platform dedicated to unmasking the reality of the creative industry.Hosted by Australian actor and presenter Takaya Honda, the show strips away the polished PR narratives to ask the most important question in performance: Why?Sponsors:BeautyBoat.com : use code BIN25 for 25% off your entire order.RØDE: thanks for the mics making us sound so good.Support:If you’re having a tough time, please don’t struggle alone.Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14, 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention. If life is in danger, call 000.United Kingdom: Text Shout to 85258 for free, confidential 24/7 crisis text support. If you are in immediate danger, call 999.

Takaya Honda steps out from behind the microphone as Lucinda Cowden takes over hosting duties for a funny, revealing and fan-led chat about Neighbours, David Tanaka, fatherhood, representation, auditions, and what comes next for the podcast.What we get into:· Growing up in a high-achieving sporting family, from gymnastics and baseball to the moment acting started to feel like a real possibility.· Meeting Amy, their brave bushwalk first date, and what life looks like now as a dad to Ari.· The heartbreaking David voice memo to Aaron, and the piece of directing advice that helped turn it into one of his most powerful scenes.· Booking the role of David Tanaka, what he shares with David, where they differ, and why David always felt like one of Ramsay Street’s moral centres.· The original prison storyline, what might have happened to David before Neighbours was cancelled the first time, and how dark it could have got.· The memorabilia Takaya took from set, including a very personal prop from his final scene and a few cheeky Harold’s items.· Playing a key role in Neighbours’ more inclusive era, the importance of representation, and the complex debate around who gets to play certain roles.· Whether Neighbours could ever come back again, if Takaya would return, and which UK soap he’d fancy popping up in.· What happens next for the podcast, why the name is changing, and how Bin Night is evolving into its next chapter.#BinNightPodcast #TakayaHonda #DavidTanaka #Neighbours #LucindaCowden #AustralianTV #RamsayStreet #AussiePodcastSponsors:https://beautyboat.com/ : use code BIN25 for 25% off your entire order.RØDE: thanks for the mics making us sound so good.Support: If you’re having a tough time, please don’t struggle alone. Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 (24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention). If life is in danger, call 000. United Kingdom: Text Shout to 85258 (free, confidential 24/7 crisis text support). If you are in immediate danger, call 999.

Takaya Honda returns for the first Bin Night since Matt’s departure, opening up about the future of the podcast, what happens next, and whether Bin Night can really continue without one half of the original duo. Joined by producer Tom Sage, Tak puts it all on the table and calls on the Bin Chickens to help shape what comes next.Sponsors:BeautyBoat.com : use code BIN25 for 25% off your entire order.RØDE: thanks for the mics making us sound so good.Support:If you’re having a tough time, please don’t struggle alone.Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 (24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention). If life is in danger, call 000.United Kingdom: Text Shout to 85258 (free, confidential 24/7 crisis text support). If you are in immediate danger, call 999.

Morgan Baker joins us for a funny and honest chat about growing up on Neighbours, life as Toadie’s son, and figuring out who he was beyond the show.What we get into: Starting Neighbours at just 10 years old, and why leaving at 17 was about more than walking away from a show. It was about backing himself, focusing on study, and chasing a future beyond Ramsay Street.What it was really like growing up on screen alongside Ryan Moloney (Toadie), who played his dad, and the lessons he picked up from one of the show’s most familiar faces.The brilliantly stupid green room prank with Matt Werkmeister that ended in disaster - a recycling bin, a frightened co-star, and hot coffee going everywhere.The haircut mishap that turned into an unexpected continuity headache when he came back for the Neighbours reboot flashbacks.Why he still gets recognised now, and why a part of him feels he may always be known as the kid from Neighbours — or Toadie’s son.How spending so many of his formative years as one character started to blur the lines between performance and identity, until he realised he needed to step away and find out who he was outside the show.What life looks like now as a freelancer carving out his own path in the film and TV industry.#BinNightPodcast #MorganBaker #Neighbours #RyanMoloney #MattWerkmeister #AustralianTV #AussiePodcast #RamsayStreetGot a dilemma for Tak and Matty to help with? Send a voice memo or email: takandmatty@gmail.comBin Night with Tak & Matty is where your favourite Ramsay Street couple wheel the bins out, talk trash, and bicker like an old married couple about the show, the cast, the fans, and what really happens after the credits roll. New episodes every Thursday.Sponsors:BeautyBoat.com: use code BIN25 for 25% off your entire order.RØDE: thanks for the mics making us sound so good.Support:If you’re having a tough time, please don’t struggle alone.Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 (24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention). If life is in danger, call 000.United Kingdom: Text Shout to 85258 (free, confidential 24/7 crisis text support). If you are in immediate danger, call 999.

Comedian and former Neighbours lighting technician Brett Blake joins Bin Night and brings absolute chaos with him. From his early days behind the scenes on Ramsay Street to life as a professional stand-up comedian, Brett shares the moments that shaped him — including a few that nearly finished him.What we get intoHis time working as a lighting technician on Neighbours and why he reckons he spent most of it on the toiletMaking the jump from behind the scenes into stand-up comedy and life in front of the cameraTales from the Neighbours set and working with Tak, Matty and the wider teamThe trials and tribulations of being a professional stand-up comedian and how he handles people leaving mid-showHow being arrested when he was younger changed the course of his life and pushed him to turn things aroundLiving with dyslexia and the unique way he learns lines for roles in The Twelve and The TouristWhy being part of Taskmaster was one of the best experiences of his life despite never watching it beforehandBeing attacked by a shark while working as an underwater camera operator and other times he’s nearly died on setHis time working at the airport and the wild story about what happens if horses freak out mid-flight #BinNightPodcast #BrettBlake #Neighbours #AustralianComedy #TaskmasterAU #TheTwelve #TheTourist #StandUpComedyGot a dilemma for Tak and Matty to help with? Send a voice memo or email: takandmatty@gmail.comBin Night with Tak & Matty is where your favourite Ramsay Street couple wheel the bins out, talk trash, and bicker like an old married couple about the show, the cast, the fans, and what really happens after the credits roll. New episodes every Thursday.Sponsors:BeautyBoat.com: use code BIN25 for 25% off your entire order.RØDE: thanks for the mics making us sound so good.Support:If you’re having a tough time, please don’t struggle alone.Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 (24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention). If life is in danger, call 000.United Kingdom: Text Shout to 85258 (free, confidential 24/7 crisis text support). If you are in immediate danger, call 999.