Warnes Way Podcast

Jackson Warne #29 | In this solo episode, Jackson checks in with a quick recap and a few thoughts on the journey so far. A short reflection on the past four years, what’s been happening lately and what’s still to come.

Chris Millard #28 | Managing Director of England’s Barmy Army joins me to talk about one of cricket’s most iconic supporter groups and the fierce rivalry of Australia vs England in the Ashes. We dive into what the Barmy Army represents, the passion behind the songs and the atmosphere they bring to every series. Chris also reflects on the special tribute they created for Shane Warne, the song they sang in his honour and the genuine respect and admiration the Barmy Army had for him. A great conversation about rivalry, respect and how Shane’s impact went far beyond national lines, even winning the hearts of England’s most loyal fans.

Sam Bamford #27 | Host of the Two Worlds Collide podcast joins me to share his journey through the military, why he chose that path and the experiences that helped shape the person he is today. We talk about the lessons learned from service, resilience, discipline and how those experiences continue to influence his outlook on life. Sam also speaks openly about his passion for putting Australia first, his sense of purpose and the mission that now drives his work beyond the military. A thoughtful conversation about identity, service, perspective and what it means to stand for something bigger than yourself.

Nicky Whelan #26 | Australian actress who grew up on the Mornington Peninsula joins me to reflect on her journey from Melbourne to building a career in Hollywood. We talk about recognising her purpose from a young age. Nicki also opens up about her passion for animal rescue, the emotional impact of losing loved ones during COVID and why Melbourne feels different today compared to the city she grew up in. A thoughtful, honest conversation about purpose, resilience and finding meaning beyond the spotlight.

Robert Quiney #25 | Former Australian cricketer and Baggy Green holder joins me to reflect on his journey through the game, what it meant to represent Australia and the lessons cricket has taught him along the way. We talk about his love for golf away from the pitch, the friendships and perspective sport brings. Quiney also opens up about remembering those we’ve lost, the impact they continue to have and how sport, friendship and shared experiences help keep those connections alive. A thoughtful conversation about cricket, life and the people who shape us.

Andy Lee | Comedian and radio host, joins me for a wide-ranging conversation filled with humour, stories and reflection. We talk about Andy’s connection with Shane Warne, their shared love of cricket, and Andy’s involvement in the beginning of the Melbourne Stars when the club was first formed. Andy shares some genuinely funny stories, his journey through radio, and how his partnership with Hamish Blake became one of the most iconic duos in Australian media. We also dive into the New York bar Old Mates, how it came together, the idea behind it and why mateship remains at the centre of everything. A lighthearted, entertaining episode celebrating friendship, laughter and the moments that last.