Talk All Things with JP

I'm joined this episode by Danielle Godfrey, the founder of Girl Aware. Danielle is a former Police Detective, a mum of three, and now spends her time helping girls and women build confidence, recognise unsafe situations and learn practical self-defence skills. Girl Aware focuses on empowerment, awareness and prevention, giving people the knowledge and confidence to stay safer in everyday life.

On this episode I'm chatting with Lauren Clemett, CEO of The Audacious Agency. Lauren has spent more than 30 years in branding and advertising and now helps business owners, leaders and change-makers build their profile through personal branding, media exposure and business awards. She's also known as "The Brand Navigator" and works with people who are doing amazing things but aren't getting the recognition they deserve.

My guest this episode is Bec Derrington, founder of SourceBottle, the platform connecting journalists with experts and everyday people with stories to share. Bec made the bold move from an unhappy career in law into marketing and PR, before creating a business now used around the world. We chat about career changes, media, publicity, and how SourceBottle grew into a global success.

This episode we chat with guest Shaun Brewster, founder and Director of Advanced Clinical Education. Shaun has spent more than 20 years working in health care as a Myotherapist, Exercise Physiologist and educator, helping train and support health professionals across Australia and New Zealand.

On this episode I chat with Brittany Muscat, trainer with KONG, one of the world’s most recognised pet brands. We talk all things dogs, including training, enrichment, puppy tips, and how owners can better understand their pets and keep them happy, healthy and entertained.

Maika Hehir is the founder of Mumma’s Beans, a coffee brand created to take the guilt out of drinking coffee during pregnancy and beyond. What started as her own search for a better brew has grown into a business supporting mums to look after themselves, inside and out.

I’m joined this episode by Briony Montgomery, a somatic therapist and founder of The SomaTherapy Collective. Briony shares a powerful story of resilience, raising a family, and turning life’s toughest moments into a way to help others find calm and balance.

Ahead of MS Awareness Month, I'm joined by MS Ambassador Rania Melhem who shares her story and the role she plays throughout such an important month, raising awareness for Multiple Sclerosis, affecting over 33,000 Australians.

My guest today has a story that really makes you stop and think. James Norquay is an Ambassador for Aruma, and a photographer with just 2% vision, and what he has built is pretty incredible. After facing brain cancer as a child, he found purpose behind the camera and has not looked back.

Ahead of a huge week in Adelaide for the 2026 Santos Wheelchair Rugby World Challenge, we catch up with one of the rising stars of the Australian Steelers, Jayden Jackson. From making his national debut to balancing elite sport with speaking and modelling, Jayden’s story is all about purpose, discipline, and finding that edge both on and off the court.

This episodes' guest has one of the most powerful resilience stories you’ll hear. From facing bullying early in life to building, and then losing, his dream farm, he’s experienced the kind of setbacks that would break most people. But he didn’t stay down. Warren Davies is known as The Unbreakable Farmer, he shares his story to help others push through their toughest moments. https://www.theunbreakablefarmer.com.au/

Loz Antonenko, also known as The Mojo Mentor, is a speaker, author and health and performance coach who’s rebuilt her life after incredible challenges — including personal loss, serious illness and burnout. Now, through her work with Loz Life, she helps people break free from what’s holding them back and create a healthier, more balanced life.

Joining me on this episode is James McCoy, a Human Rights Advisor with Aruma, who uses his lived experience with autism to advocate for the rights of people with disability. He’s spoken at conferences, worked with politicians, and is helping drive real change across Australia.

On this episode, I'm joined by personal trainer, actor, app developer, Sydney Swans supporter, wrestling fan and busy Dad...Liam Titheridge.

This episodes' guest is Nicky Long, CEO of Guide Dogs Victoria, an organisation that’s been supporting people with low vision or blindness since 1957. While many of us think of guide dogs, their work goes far beyond that, helping people build independence and confidence in everyday life.

Max Phelps has worked as a mortgage broker and money coach for over 17 years, helping people get on top of their finances and reach their goals. He’s also the founder of Joya Life, a project focused on improving different areas of life including career, health, relationships and money. Max joins me to share his story and some lessons he’s learned along the way.https://joyalife.com.au/

Great to catch up with a good friend on mine, Jon Vertigan - broadcast professional, MC for corporate events, weddings, conferences, trivia nights, commentator of imaginary races, DJ for weddings, parties, anything...and with a whopping 15 Australian Commercial Radio Awards (ACRAs) under his belt!

On this episode I'm chatting with Trish Gregory from Hayes & Co Insurance Services. Trish is a financial adviser who specialises in personal insurance and helping families protect their future. She also co-hosts the podcast Money Talk, Real Talk, where they talk openly about money and life. Trish joins us today to share her story and some helpful tips around money, family and life planning.

On this podcast, I’m chatting with Peter McDougall, CEO of the Australian Camps Association. For more than 35 years, their People Outdoors program has been helping kids, teens, and adults living with disability build confidence, independence, and friendships through outdoor camp experiences.

Today’s guest is comedian and radio announcer Sam Maloney, also known as The Sit Down Comedian. From stand-up festival shows and charity comedy events to broadcasting across regional Australia on Power FM, Sam brings humour, storytelling and plenty of real-life experience to the mic.

A special episode as JP is joined with Producer Daz to chat about the importance of health and wellbeing , both physically and mentally.

Claude Jabbour is an Australian actor working across television, film, and theatre. He is known for his role as Sam Ibrahim in the Paramount+ series 'Last King of the Cross', a breakout Australian drama inspired by the real-life story of nightclub kingpin John Ibrahim.

I’m joined on this episode by Lilly Nashar, the co-owner of The Bundled Corner , a small business built on the idea that the little things can make a big difference. Lilly and her sister Claire create beautifully curated stationery and bundles designed to make journaling, planning, reading, and gifting feel simple, stylish, and enjoyable. From beginner starter sets to surprise mystery bundles, their products are all about combining function with flair.

I’m joined by Krystal Morehu, who works as a Support Worker with Umbrella Support. Krystal supports participants to build confidence, learn new skills, and have a voice through media and creativity. We chat about her background, how she got into the disability sector, and what she does at Umbrella Support. 

The final episode of Talk All Things for 2025 - JP and Producer Daz recap another great year.

A special episode as I catch up with Support Worker Stephanie Jenkins on location at Cherry Hill Orchards.

On this episode of the podcast we’re talking all things bocce, a sport with a rich history, a big community, and a growing presence here in Australia. Joining me is Frank Funari, the President of Bocce Australia. Frank’s been a huge part of promoting the game, supporting clubs, and helping more people discover how fun and inclusive bocce really is.

I’m joined on this episode by Faiza Nouman, Founder and Director of Naviga8 Australia. After arriving here as an international student herself, she’s now helping others navigate study, work, and careers in a new country, offering mentoring, job skills, and real pathways into meaningful employment. We’re excited to hear her story and the impact she’s making.

I’m joined on this episode by Maya Pinn, mum to Lloyd, a young non-verbal legend who’s just tried skateboarding for the first time. He’ll also be taking part in the Victorian Disability Sport & Recreation Festival this December.

In this episode I catch up with producer of Talk All Things, Daz, about his career in radio, the media, how RadioVoice was launched, and his radio station www.thebuzzz.com.au.

On this episode, I’m joined by Alicia Louise Lillington, a passionate mentor, speaker, and leader in the technology space. Alicia has trained more than 28,000 people, mentored hundreds of young professionals, and worked across major government projects, all while championing diversity and helping others find their voice. She’s someone who believes that with hard work, curiosity, and confidence in who you are, anything is possible.

In this special episode, JP is joined by Producer Daz, talking us through his recent trip to the WWE, held at Crown Jewel: Perth at the RAC Arena.

My guest on this episode is Professor Mimmie Claudine Watts. Professor Mimmie is a public health expert, teacher, and leader who’s worked around the world. She’s passionate about health, education, and inclusion, and has spent nearly 20 years helping communities live healthier, stronger lives. She’s also an author, a researcher, and a big supporter of women in leadership and science.

I’m joined by Joe Mattar, the founder and principal of Red Door Conveyancing. Joe has a background in law, finance, and property — and he’s been helping people buy and sell homes since 2015. He also runs Red Door Wealth Management, so he really knows how to make the property process smooth and stress-free.

On this episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Simon Bennett from the Australian Axemen’s Association — the governing body of one of Australia’s most unique and historic sports: woodchopping and sawing. From its humble beginnings in the 1870s with a bet in a country pub, to the dream of one day reaching Olympic status, this is a sport that has shaped communities and celebrated incredible athletes. I chat with Simon about the history, the challenges, the future, and how anyone can get involved.

Today I'm joined by Lyn Nguyen, Founder and Director of Auvie Consultants. Lyn helps business owners understand why having the right systems and processes is critical—not only for growing smoothly, but also for making your business more valuable when it’s time to sell. In this episode, we’ll explore how systems reduce chaos, help businesses scale, and even increase the price buyers are willing to pay.

I’m joined on this episode by Ranya Surenian, an experienced marketing manager who’s worked in international education, helping students connect between the Middle East and Australia. She speaks three languages, has studied leadership, and now works with Zetta Cognition, a company using AI to improve health education and research.

On this episode we’re celebrating a huge milestone — the 200th episode! Over the years, JP has spoken with so many incredible guests, shared stories, and built a community of listeners who tune in each week. So today, we’re turning the microphone around to hear from JP himself — the man behind the podcast. Let’s look back on the journey, the highlights, and what’s ahead for Talk All Things.

I’m joined on this episode by Craig Eloranta from the City of Melbourne. Craig oversees two of the city’s biggest celebrations — the magical Christmas Festival that transforms Melbourne into a festive wonderland, and the iconic Moomba Festival, which brings the community together every March with parades, music, and family fun.

Today I'm joined by Anne Savage, CEO of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. PCFA is leading the fight against prostate cancer, which is now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian men. Every day, 72 men are diagnosed, and September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. I’ll be talking with Anne about The Long Run — a challenge to run, walk, or ride 72km to raise funds and awareness.

Ekon Wilder was born in South Africa, later moving to Australia, and has had quite a journey — from studying ministry, to taxi tours, to now being behind the mic on Melbourne radio station, the buzzz. He’s passionate about music, especially the classics of the 70s and 80s, and has worked hard to find his own signature sound. https://thebuzzz.com.au/wilderatnight/

On this episode we’ve got Alessio Rigoli, the founder of AGR Technology. Alessio started out building websites and software as a hobby back in high school, and that passion grew into a career in IT, web development, and digital marketing. In 2020 he launched his own business, AGR Technology, which helps all kinds of companies – from tradies to law firms – with things like websites, SEO, online security, and digital marketing. Alessio’s all about making technology simple and useful for busy business owners.

I'm joined on this episode by Will Abdo, CEO and founder of Webtrade Marketing. Will has over 20 years of experience helping businesses with marketing, business intelligence, and opening doors to trade and investment opportunities especially between Australia and the Middle East. He’s also worked closely with the Australian government on e marketing strategies and is passionate about building strong international connections.

A bonus episode of Talk All Things, as JP and Producer Daz chat about the recent changes in streaming services and the options available.

On this episode I’m joined by Matthew Mattsson – Director at Holden CAPITAL and a seasoned pro in the world of finance and accounting. With over 20 years of experience working across major banks and top-tier firms, Matt specialises in property finance and has led some seriously impressive deals. He’s all about finding smart capital solutions, building strong relationships, and mentoring the next wave of talent. Let’s dive into his journey and unpack what really goes on behind the scenes of big-money property deals.

On this episode, I’m joined by one of Australia’s premier Elvis Tribute Artists—Joe Ozzimo. Joe’s not only an award-winning performer, but he’s also fresh off the plane from the U.S., where he competed in the world’s biggest Elvis events in Vegas and Tupelo, along with his acceptance at the 2025 Parkes Elvis festival last January. But Joe’s not just about Elvis—his new show features a whole mix of hits from the 60s through to the 90s, guaranteed to get you on your feet. Known for his incredible energy, dazzling costumes, and aknack for making the audience part of the fun, Joe’s here to talk music, performing and all things rock ’n’ roll.

I’m joined on this episode by Bill White — former Formula Ford racing car driver from the UK. Bill spent years behind the wheel in one of the most competitive and respected grassroots racing categories, where many legendary drivers got their start. I chat with Bill about life on the track, the thrills of racing, and what it was like being part of that high-speed world.

I'm joined on this episode by Andre Bassaly, franchise operator with Chemist Warehouse – Australia’s largest discount pharmacy chain. Known for making top-quality healthcare more accessible and affordable, Chemist Warehouse is a household name across the country. Andre’s here to share insights into running one of the busiest and most trusted pharmacy franchises in Australia.

On this episode, I’m talking mobility, independence, and innovation. Joining me is Craig Spiers, State Manager at Freedom Motors Australia—an industry leader in modifying standard vehicles into wheelchair accessible ones. Since 1997, Freedom Motors has helped thousands of Australians get back on the road and regain freedom of movement. Craig’s here to share the journey, the tech, and the heart behind what they do.

On this episode, we’re diving deep into the world of ink with none other than tattooist Matty Smith — a legend with the needle and the stories to match. From first tattoos to wild requests and some myths that need busting — we’re covering it all. Whether you’re inked head to toe or just tattoo-curious, this chat’s got something for everyone.