Warnes Way Podcast

Helen Nolan #36 | CEO of the Shane Warne Legacy and Shane Warne’s personal assistant for more than 20 years joins me to share a unique perspective on one of cricket’s most iconic figures. We talk about what it was like working alongside Shane, the relationship they built over two decades and the experiences that came with being part of his world both professionally and personally. Helen also opens up about stepping into the role of CEO of the Shane Warne Legacy, the challenges that come with leading the legacy, and the story behind how it was created. A conversation filled with insight, memories and a behind the scenes look at the people working to continue Shane’s legacy.

Dimitri Mascarenhas #35 | Former international cricketer joins me to share stories from his cricket journey and the experiences that shaped him both on and off the field. We talk about his close friendship with Shane Warne, the memories they shared and the impact Shane had on those around him. Dimitri also opens up about the importance of family, the lessons he has learned throughout his career and the perspective that comes from balancing professional sport with life beyond the game. A conversation filled with friendship, cricket and the people who matter most.

Simone Callahan #34 | Yoga teacher, mother and advocate for wellbeing joins me to share her story, from growing up to navigating life in the public eye while raising a family. We talk about the challenges that came with that period, her relationship with Dad and what it was like bringing up children under constant attention. Simone also opens up about her life today, enjoying a quieter lifestyle away from the city, her love for dogs and animals and the simple things that now matter most. She reflects on the period surrounding Shane’s passing and how she navigated that time and how yoga played an important role in helping her find balance and perspective through it. A calm and honest conversation about family, perspective and finding peace through change.

Merv Hughes #33 | Former Australian fast bowler joins me to share memories from his time playing alongside Shane Warne and what it was like watching his journey unfold from inside the Australian team. We talk about their experiences touring together, the early signs that made Shane different and how he helped bring spin bowling back to the centre of world cricket. Merv also reflects on the environment of that era of Australian cricket and the impact Shane had on teammates, opponents and the game itself. A conversation filled with perspective, stories and insight from one of cricket’s most influential periods.

Danny Kennedy #32 | Fitness and wellbeing coach, personal trainer, and podcaster joins me to share his journey through more than 10 years in the podcast industry and how that experience shaped his approach to health, mindset, and personal development. We talk about his transition into mindset work, the role of energy, habits, and perspective in everyday life, and his thoughts around vibes and frequencies. Danny also reflects on Shane’s mindset and the qualities that made him so unique both on and off the field. A grounded conversation about growth, awareness, and the power of how you think.

Dermott Brereton | AFL legend joins me to share stories from his friendship with Shane Warne and the similarities they shared as elite competitors. We talk about the mindset required to perform at the highest level, the confidence and killer instinct that defined their approach to sport and the traits that set Shane apart both on and off the field. Dermott also opens up about his son Devlin, family life beyond football and the lessons that carry through generations. A great conversation filled with perspective, memories and the mentality behind what it takes to be truly elite.

Ed Sheeran #30 | Ed Sheeran joins me to share stories from his friendship with Shane Warne, the moments, memories and connection they built over the years. We talk about Ed performing in honour of his great friend Michael Gudinski, the first time they met and what that relationship meant to him.Ed also reflects on performing with Coldplay, his friendship with Chris Hemsworth and how he approached his Men’s Health transformation. Along the way, he shares honest thoughts on grief, creativity and staying grounded, plus a look at the lighter side of life through his love of LEGO and Pokémon. A wide-ranging conversation about friendship, perspective and the experiences that shape you.

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.