Deadass Podcast

Today on the Deadass Podcast, Stephen Bell joins us again to share in his story of travelling around the world on his BMW Motorcycle. This awesome adventure will be over multiple episodes. Part 1 entails the preparation involved to travel around the world on a motorcycle. The engineering he did to make the motorcycle capable, the equipment needed and the direction in which to travel. I further recommend listening to his previous episodes on the Deadass Podcast to capture some of the other interesting stories that Stephen has told us.Previous Episodes with Stephen Bell:https://open.spotify.com/episode/4BM2hp3EN2Vc7KNNJU2vHQ?si=2fo-45eRQ3qVMd4O3yqELwhttps://open.spotify.com/episode/2kOi7UcBPpkodPYfXyYOv6?si=puGxSmQBSvG6VmEOULa4AQ

Today on the Deadass Podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome Kenny Brodie from Only Cans. Kenny shares his fascinating journey from childhood to becoming the creator of Only Cans, where he provides honest reviews of various canned alcoholic beverages across social media. He also talks about his YouTube channel, where he documents his travels, welding projects, and the construction of his toy hauler.In this episode, Kenny brought along some unique beverages for us to try, including Danny Grant's Sour Puss and a Fijian Rum called Ratu. As we test the beverages, we discuss some of Kenny's personal highs and lows of his journey. It was an absolute pleasure having Kenny on the podcast, making the trip down to join us and I feel honoured that he shared some of his personal life.Merch Store:https://deadasspodcast.com.au/Follow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedeadasspodcast/Find us on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thedeadasspodcastKenny's website:https://www.kennybrodie.com

In this special 100th episode of the Deadass Podcast, we celebrate a milestone with Tommy, Cam and Quinn, the lads from the Alpha Blokes Podcast. Tommy and Cam join us as we delve into their journey from childhood to becoming the voices of the beloved podcast. We discuss the origins of Alpha Blokes, the inspiration behind starting their show, and how they’ve built a thriving community of listeners and fellow podcasters.Tommy and Cam share their insights on fostering connections within the podcasting world, the impact of their "Trendsetters" group, and tips they've learned along the way that can help new podcasters grow their own shows. This episode is packed with stories, advice, and laughter. I am truly blessed to call them great mates and honoured to have them come on!

Today on the Deadass Podcast, I am thrilled to have Natalya Diehm,an Australian BMX Freestyle competitor. She is a four time and current National Champion, 2 time and current Oceania Champion, 2019 Vans BMX Pro Cup World Champion. Nat proudly represented Australia at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games where she placed 5th (with a ruptured ACL). Nat now have my sights set on qualifying and competing on the 31st July, at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.Nat recently competed at the first event of the 2024 Olympic qualifier series held in Shanghai, China. The second Olympic qualifier event is in Budapest, Hungary 20-23 June. Qualification is earned by a combination of points over the two events or selection by a National Olympic Committee of a qualified country (Australia is a qualified nation) As well as qualifying for Paris 2024, Nat have also been invited to compete at X-Games in Ventura California this year, on the 27- 30 of June. This will be the first X-Games in which women have been invited to compete in their own BMX Freestyle event. This is a huge honour for Nat, as history is being made. Nat strongly believes that this will highlight to the younger generation of girls that they can do anything and prove that there is a pathway in this sport to both the Olympics and X Games! You can help Nat's journey by making a donation via Australian Sports Foundation. The link is below:https://asf.org.au/projects/natalya-diehm/natalya-diehm-paris-olympics-2024-for-bmx-freestyle

Nicko is back from his trip away to New Zealand. Shares some fascinating insight to some of the culture that New Zealand has to offer including these sacred mud pits used for burial. We discuss our thoughts on the recent passing of a lady in Rockhampton who made national headlines and finally, we discuss the bet I lost from the fight night. Cheers for tuning in!

On this episode of the Deadass Podcast, I have my old friend Dean Oster from Perry & Oster funerals share some of his funeral industry experiences. This was my 2nd episode I did on my road trip to Kyogle over the weekend. Dean start his career in the funeral industry in Central Queensland before making his way down to the Sunshine Coast to begin his own business. It is always great to catch up with Deano for a beer and a laugh and to share old stories.

Today is a special episode of the Deadass Podcast! - State of Origin Edition with Trent Hodkinson. Hokko recalls his State of Origin debut in 2014 and his involvement in the 2015 series. We discuss everything in between those series, and this year's Origin game 1. I appreciate him taking the time to come in and have a chat!

Today on the Deadass Podcast I did something a little different. I hit the road with the podcast equipment and caught up with Matty Carvosso and Amy Peters from Meraki Tattoo. I ended up getting a tattoo from Amy and did a podcast at the same time! We affectionately named it Tatt Chat. The whole experience from start to finish was amazing. If your in Gold Coast and would like a Tattoo, I highly recommend hitting them up. The podcast was a chat about all things from tattooing, funeral talk, growing up and what's to come.

On this episode of the Deadass Podcast, we sit down with Jared Borghero, a former Australian pro bull rider and current pro bull fighter who currently works with the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) in Australia. Jared shares his incredible journey from riding bulls to protecting riders as a bull fighter, offering an inside look into the adrenaline-fueled world of rodeo. We discuss the challenges and thrills of bull riding, and the unique culture of the rodeo circuit. Jared's firsthand stories provide a captivating glimpse into the highs and lows of this dangerous yet exhilarating sport and growing up around it.