Everyday People

Jasper, a Philosophy student, presents the idea that ancient civilisations like Rome, Athens and the modern world have all been shaped by Christianity. But what did the ancient philosophers understand that we've forgotten, and how close are we to repeating the mistakes of the past?

Ethan breaks down UFC 333, detailing why this is the easiest fight of Volk's career, how Merab will be finished by bodyshots and why Dana needs to be fired!

Sam joins the show to discuss the relaunch of his streaming channel, the best video games of all time and crazy stories from Thailand. Check out his twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/itsdoulas

Banno joins the show to share what it takes to be a successful DJ and events manager, a wild ride that started on a Zoom call to performing live in front of thousands of people. We dive into the highs and lows of the DJ lifestyle, the pressure of performing live, bad sets, late nights, money, setbacks and what it really takes to make a name for yourself in the music industry. Follow his journey he...

Ethan and Kyle are back for a solo episode, reflecting on a weekend of fishing, exploration and adventure down in Narooma.

Tommy, co-founder of Spritzies, joins the podcast to share the story behind launching the brand and what it really takes to turn an idea into something real. We talk about the Australian alcohol landscape, building a drinks company from scratch, and the challenges and opportunities that come with backing yourself in your 20s.

JP returns to the podcast after travelling through South America and Los Angeles. We talk about how leaving everything familiar can challenge your identity, the lessons travel teaches you, and how experiencing different cultures changes the way you see yourself and the world.

Angus joins the podcast one last time before leaving Australia to begin a new life in San Francisco. We talk about the opportunity that took him across the world, leaving friends and family behind, the uncertainty of starting again, and the excitement that comes with stepping into a completely new chapter.

Laura joins the podcast to explore why so many young people are longing for a return to simpler ways of living. Drawing on her childhood in Croatia, we discuss homesteading, traditional diets, movement, nature, city life and what previous generations may have understood about living well.

Matt joins the podcast after completing Ramadan—not as a Muslim, but as someone searching for a deeper understanding of faith, discipline and himself. What begins with his experience of fasting becomes a much bigger conversation about God, spirituality, sin, scripture, Christ and the challenges of finding meaning as we come of age.

Everyday People is back! Ethan and Riley return from their the six-week journey and share stories from France, Spain, Italy and Egypt including running with the bulls, climbing inside the Great Pyramid and going beneath the Colosseum.

Clément is a fisherman from the south of France, travelling Australia for the first time. He shares secrets on how to catch beasts like the Welsh Catfish, discusses his journey so far in Australia and some of his biggest catches of all time!

Nick is the founder of Pave Mentoring, a 1:1 teen mentoring program that helps young people build academic skills, emotional wellbeing, healthy routines and self confidence. We discuss the complex problems the Zoomers are facing, how teens can discover a true sense of identity, and some of his most meaningful interactions as a mentor. ΩŒ

A chaotic mix of hostel assaults, broken school camps and dumb fun sets the stage, as identical twins Ben and Jake join Ethan and Riley to tell the stories they probably shouldn’t. They explore twin telepathy, bizarre shared dreams, coaching the next generation, and how gronks can turn into family. Along the way, they spiral into Epstein, Bohemian Grove, conspiracies, faith, and what it means to b...

Gabe and Ethan come together to discuss what really happens behind the scenes of reality TV, separating art from its artist, censorship, and how online culture is reshaping what we watch, listen to and believe.

Merry Christmas! Today we examine the Book of Isaiah and whether it foretold the coming of Christ.

Two Ethans sit down to have a very pessimistic chat about AI, E-Bikes and Aliens.

Olly is a philosophy student who recently completed a thesis on Psychedelic Assisted Therapy. He joins Ethan on the show to discuss what the research suggests, the corporate capture of the industry and the future of the psychedelic movement.

Rob is a senior lecturer at UTS with over 40 years of teaching experience, specialising in accounting, finance and data analytics. On this episode we discuss the modern problems universities are facing, how AI has transformed the industry and what's next for higher education.

GYG scandals, UFC 321, Trump & Albo at the Whitehouse and the First Home Buyers Scheme.

Ainsley joins the show to tell stories about living in the Netherlands, crazy nights out and her love/hate relationship with social media.

Lrak discusses his adventures in mainland China and his love for the Beatles, Wings and Paul McCartney.

In this failed attempt to watch the UFC and record a podcast at the same time, JP joins the show to discuss Pereira's knockout victory, the future of the light heavyweight division and Conor McGregor's cocaine fueled fight promoting.

Ethan breaks down Trump's recent press conference at the Whitehouse, explains Australia's newly announced emissions reduction targets and previews UFC 320.

Joey and Noah return to the pod to discuss fishing and surfing up the coast at Freemans Campground, Joey’s recent sailing adventures and how AI is set to transform the creative arts.