The Imposter Podcast AU

The one we've been paying for without releasing anything for 12 months. The farewell — and it's a good one.Burso and Almo are back together — two out of three original co-hosts (Fedora's too cool for us now, fair enough) — to wrap up The Imposter Podcast AU the way it was always meant to end. No script, no agenda, no idea what we're doing. Just the way it always was.We started in January 2024 by venting into microphones for our own mental health. Went live in April. Somehow wound up with nearly 18,000 downloads across 83 countries — Australia, America, New Zealand, then Algeria, which we still can't explain. Hiroshima had more listens than Geelong. Geelong knows what it did.In this one we catch up on where everyone's landed. Almo's out in the country now with a beehive he didn't ask for, neighbours who loan him excavators, and a life that's turned out better than expected. Burso's been making reels with Jarryd, appearing in War Machine for approximately 1.5 seconds, and finally painting the studio he's been promising himself since episode one.We look back at the guests who made this thing worth doing — Matty Morris unearthing us, then coming to breakfast the morning after and showing us his fame when the local cops recognised him, Mark Thomas talking about being in his undies, the negotiator, Jess Taylor somehow cracking the top four most downloaded episodes even though we are the least likely pregnancy story hosts. We revisit the Simpson Desert, the Waves of Wellness wave pool, the sorting hat reel that got two million views, and what it actually meant to sit across a kitchen table from people we'd known for years and ask them real questions for the first time.And we talk about what's next. Mad Dog Show for the banter, the chaos, and the content that'd get a guest fired. Wings Out for the career stuff, the transitions, and the conversations you can actually share with your boss. Two shows, two audiences, and a much better chance of not confusing everyone.We genuinely tried to be a failure. Didn't quite manage it. Thanks for being part of it.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

We found this one in the vault… and honestly, we’re not entirely sure it should’ve been released.Recorded back in 2024, this episode is what happens when there’s no plan, no structure, and absolutely no supervision. Just the boys jumping back on the mics and seeing where it goes.Safe to say… it goes everywhere.In this episode: Movies: real vs fake vs favourites (and what Hollywood absolutely ruins)  Police and military moments that are almost accurate… then go completely off the rails  Behind-the-scenes stories where “realism” gets politely ignored for the sake of a cool shot 🎬  And a whole lot of conversations that probably explain why this sat on the shelf for so long From Black Hawk Down to End of Watch, Top Gun to Jump Street… nothing survives unscathed.Also — quick disclaimer — this was recorded a while ago… so if it hasn’t aged well, that’s on 2024 us, not current us. We’ve grown. Probably. Maybe.What it does show though… is the kind of loose, unfiltered chaos we’ve been leaning into lately 👀Something new’s on the way.For now — enjoy this one that almost never saw the light of day.🎙️ Welcome back to The Impostors Podcast. Support the show

In this chaotic, hilarious, and unexpectedly meaningful episode, Burso is joined by Fitzy, Juzzy, and Dave “Johnno” at Melbourne’s URBNSURF to reflect on their eight-week journey through the Waves of Wellness surf program—a mental health initiative blending group therapy and man-made waves.The episode opens with mic mishaps, Ricky Bobby impressions, and awkward lollipop-style handling of audio gear—before settling into a rich and relatable conversation about why the surfboard might be the new couch for veterans and first responders.They discuss what it was like stepping into a wetsuit for the first time in years—especially ones that feel more like sieves than insulation—and how man-made barrels (even if only 4 seconds long) created space for real emotional release. Amongst the banter, one surprising revelation stood out: the real healing didn’t happen in the chat circles—it happened during party waves and post-surf coffees.The team jokes about flaps, velcro shoes, and microphones that feel like Cossack hats, but also get deep:Why are younger veterans so hard to reach?Why is it easier to open up during a wipeout than in a psychologist’s office?Has the loss of the “after-shift beer” killed off one of the best support tools we had?Anecdotes You’ll Love:Dave Johnno DJ... pees in his wetsuit (accidentally?), only to discover it was a drysuit.Fitzy openly admits if he’s not having fun surfing, “no one’s getting up”—sabotage is the name of the game.Dave finally talks… and ends up being the most poetic, describing mic windscreens as “Russian hats for mice in Stalingrad.”They debate shrimp breeds and the philosophical merit of Neocaridina.Multiple running jokes around “adages,” eventually becoming a game of Adage Bingo.Despite the laughs, there’s real substance here. They talk about how this kind of surf-based therapy helps where traditional models don’t—no pressure to perform, no clinical coldness, just mateship, motion, and momentum.They reflect on the disconnect between veterans and the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), pointing out the flawed communication systems and outdated platforms like DVA TV. Even with good programs like this one, they say, “How do you help people if you can’t even contact them?”The episode closes with a discussion on sustainability—can the crew keep surfing after the program ends? Would they pay to come back? Can this model work nationally? They’re not sure, but one thing's clear: connection, even over shrimp jokes and cold water, can be life-changing.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Welcome to a very real, slightly unhinged debrief from the Surf Coast Trail Marathon — where fitness meets dysfunction and high-vis Team Veteran shirts try to outshine deep sand and cramping quads. Recorded on the move with DJI mics (and some very questionable mic technique), this episode captures Joe, Chris, and Burso unpacking the pain, pride, and hilarity of trail running in Torquay.What does it take to run a trail marathon on zero prep?How do you survive when your legs lock up halfway through the course? And what happens when your support crew keeps popping out of bushes like budget wildlife photographers?Joe kicks things off with a solid dose of humility — recovering from the flu, aiming for sub-2 hours, and ending up somewhere in the 2:15 range with calf cramps from the first hill. He shares how practicing gratitude kept him going when breathing felt impossible and feet kept finding puddles. His run started on the beach, ended in pain, and included two surprise ambushes by Burso and Fitzy hiding in the shrubbery like amateur trail trolls.Meanwhile, Chris starts his day by accidentally salting his Weet-Bix, easing into the second leg of the race after a high-five handover, and immediately running into deep sand and a monster hill. The two teammates joke about their “very average” performance but somehow still manage a third-place finish — in a field of six, but who's counting?Highlights & Laughs:Bush-Banter Ambushes: Burso and Fitzy pop out from behind bushes mid-race, leading to Joe swearing, forgetting questions, and nearly throwing the mic in a cramp-fueled rage.Socks, Sponsors & Silence: Asked live mid-run about sponsors, Joe blanked entirely. “His brain stopped,” Burso notes. “All of the above,” Joe replies.Post-Race Pub Chat: The lads recap over beers at Four Pines in Torquay, where even the winner of the marathon casually mentions he's gunning for a 2:30 at the Gold Coast — on a deload week.Podium Ditching: Despite coming third, the boys skip the ceremony to eat chips and get home to stretch and sulk.Parkrun Shade: The friendly rivalry continues as Chris edges Joe in both trail and Parkrun times, though Joe claims moral victory for showing up sick.Future Fun:Spartan races in Geelong? Stadium stomps? Highlander trail events? Burso’s working on it.Puffing Billy run in September? Maybe. If Blue doesn’t explode another hammy first.🔥 What This Podcast Answers:How do two untrained blokes survive a trail marathon without killing each other?Is there any dignity in being overtaken by a 14-year-old mountain goat?Can you really hide in bushes twice and still be invited back?Why are Snickers and salted cereal now part of elite-level nutritBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

This episode brings the trio—Burso, Fitzy, and Joe—back together for a mix of trail-running prep, personal stories, and absolute chaos. With Joe signed up to run the first 19km leg of the Surf Coast Trail Marathon (while still recovering from Influenza A), and his mate Chris doing the second leg, the episode dives into the unfiltered realities of amateur endurance sports: the motivation, the gear, the setbacks, and the questionable preparation.There’s no shortage of friendly roasting and classic Fitzy shade as the boys cover everything from text message ghosting, to accidental podium finishes, to toe trauma. Joe admits to doing “almost zero prep” for this race, aside from a solid pasta meal and packing some emergency Skittles. He reflects on the brutal Wilson’s Prom Marathon, where dehydration and searing granite heat saw him sheltering under a tree for 15 minutes before walking the final 6K—only to discover he’d placed on the podium due to mass DNFs.Open-ended questions this episode answers:Can you run a trail marathon without training and still have fun—or even place?What’s more important—running tech or snacks?Why do your toenails always betray you when the running gets tough?Can banter, resilience, and a bit of stubbornness carry you through a cold 19km?The episode also explores the infamous Surf Coast Century, the appeal of team-based endurance events, and the possibility of putting together veteran teams for bigger challenges. Fitzy, ever the pragmatist, gives gear tips while shaming everyone’s Strava usage. Meanwhile, Joe’s story about getting his best half-marathon time after stepping off a submarine becomes one of the many “how the hell did that happen?” moments.But it’s not all running. From Burso being taunted by an 11-year-old parkrun assassin, to Fitzy’s blackened toenails, and heated arm-wrestle rivalries with tattooed authors, there’s no shortage of off-track stories that make this episode a rollercoaster of laughs and relatable chaos.🧩 Anecdotes Listeners Will EnjoyJoe’s surprise podium at Wilson’s Prom because no one else finished.Burso’s park run rivalry with a child who stops, stares, then sprints away just to mock him.Fitzy pulling off his sock mid-episode to show a still-black, half-missing toenail.The tragic tale of a ring camera catching Burso in a shirt-over-head stealth mission.The running gear debate that somehow ends in a savage takedown of Dave’s pace.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this episode of The Impostor Podcast, Burso is back on the couch with the absolute madman himself — Sam Wride — a former soldier turned armored brawler, fitness coach, Warhammer nerd, and part-time Twitch goblin.What starts as a messy chat about cake, clapping, and dodgy audio syncs quickly spirals into a full-blown ride through Sam’s chaotic content creator life. He’s hurt his ankle (again), but instead of resting like a normal person, he’s throwing on some armor, launching a Twitch channel, and screaming at his mate Josh during Warhammer matches like it’s the World Cup.“The ruler never lies,” Sam says — just before accusing Josh of cheating live on stream.Spoiler: Twitch chat was the judge. It got heated.We talk losing 7,000 followers, why being funny on Instagram doesn’t pay, and why TikTok is just a flashy portfolio for sponsors who’ll never pay you in cash, but might send you a t-shirt. Sam’s building a bunch of YouTube channels: BooHurt fighting, tactical shooting, camping, and a Warhammer one “so nerdy it might cause shrinkage.”There's also a potential TV gig in the pipeline (“rhymes with Little Sister”), a chat about whether Heston Russell is the most elite bloke on earth, and the realization that commentating on medieval sport in full kit is the real dream job.Other gems include:Sam's $11-a-week fitness program that helps Buhurt warriors, future soldiers, and probably a few broken tradies.The idea of filming a two-man podcast in an ice bath (“Kevin Hart did it, we can do it. Just need to squish in.”)Burso accidentally riding an unregistered bike for 3 years — until a mate dobbed him in mid-ride.Discovering a new Australian combat sport that literally allows headbutts and chokes, but bans sucker punches. Good to know where the line is.🔥 Questions This Episode (Kinda) Tries to Answer:How many YouTube channels is too many before Centrelink calls?Can you make money yelling about Warhammer on the internet?What happens when you mix PTSD, paint, and plastic figurines?Why do men in armor always end up starting a podcast?Is it possible to Twitch stream in an ice bath without freezing your left nut off?Want to understand the weird Venn diagram that is veterans, nerds, influencers and full-contact medieval fighting? This episode’s got you covered. It’s raw, loose, and hilariously unhinged — like any good catch-up between mates should be.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

“What do you get when you mix full-contact medieval fighting, international travel, injuries, Instagram fame, and a whole lot of cake?” That’s exactly what you’ll discover in this unfiltered, laugh-out-loud episode with Sam Wride, Australia’s rising Buhurt champion and content creator.Burso sits down (cake in lap, mic in hand) with Sam for a conversation that’s equal parts comedy, chaos, and insight into the brutal yet fascinating world of armored combat. From the very first clap to the final sign-off, this episode doesn’t let up.✊ What does it take to be a modern-day knight?Sam walks us through his journey from Australia to Finland, Germany, and the USA, where his team Kraken dominated tournaments — including becoming the best team in Finland and placing 4th in the world at “Way of Honour.” He even fought in Carolina Carnage, where his American teammates covered his flights and called the squad “My Bloody Pony” (a mashup of Aussie and Canadian teams). Oh, and he got engaged in Amsterdam between battles.“We were meant to fight in Germany. Finland just slid into our DMs and invited us. So we said… why not?”😬 What happens when things go wrong?You’ll hear about the moment Sam heard a snap in his ankle — and still fought on it. He later flew home with a side of COVID. Add a moon boot, missed saunas, and an all-you-can-eat pasta night, and you’ve got a recovery arc that’s as funny as it is painful.“The sauna invite was a flex. But we were cooked. Like... already cooked.”💸 Is there money in medieval cage fighting?Short answer: not really. But sponsors and social media help. Sam’s built a following by posting GoPro-fueled fight content, fitness programs, and chaotic Twitch streams (including one with 4,500 viewers).“They don’t pay much when you win. But sponsors do if you post the right story.”🎮 Influencer meets gladiatorThe episode dives into how Sam balances brutal sport with content creation — using DJI gear, Twitch streaming, and even joking about ChatGPT as a fake podcast producer. There's talk of gear setups, GoPro chin mounts, social media strategy, and that one reel that blew up.“I usually say GoPro ‘cause no one knows what an Action 5 is.”🍻 Anecdotes to love:Being spotted on Afghan news smoking a dart during a “no-smoking-on-duty” brief.Explaining “Machine Gun Fellatio” and “dog cop” rules mid-cake.Getting decked by a former teammate turned British ringer.Comparing Boo Hurt to UFC in armor or “rugby with axes.”Debating sauna beers and the danger of still-active WWI mortars in Belgium.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this hilarious and heartfelt episode, Burso sits down with his mate Fitzy — a former Blackhawk mechanic turned first-year Marine Science student at Deakin University. At nearly 45 years old, Fitzy is navigating a new world of lectures, labs, and lingering imposter syndrome while surrounded by classmates half his age.Fitzy shares the unorthodox path that led him to university. Unlike most fresh-faced students who arrive straight from Year 12 with an ATAR, Fitzy had to apply via a written submission, leveraging his Defence experience and mechanical training. “I didn’t finish high school,” he says. “I had to show them I could still learn — promise I’d study and not just talk about octopuses the whole time.”The episode answers questions many older listeners might be quietly wondering:Am I too old to go to uni?What’s it really like studying alongside 18-year-olds?How does a veteran even get accepted without an ATAR?Can life experience give you an edge in academic or fieldwork?How do you even use a microscope if you’ve never touched one before?Between the laughs, there are moments of real vulnerability. Fitzy admits he’s overwhelmed at times — especially in content-heavy subjects like biology and chemistry — but he’s determined. He talks about using YouTube channels like The Amoeba Sisters to simplify concepts, and relying on note-taking strategies like pausing recorded lectures to catch up. “Every word they say feels like a new language,” he says, “but it’s fascinating stuff.”There are plenty of anecdotes to enjoy, from Fitzy waiting awkwardly to be assigned a group because he felt too old to add himself, to him realizing half his classmates didn’t know how to use email. He even jokes about being the creepy old guy sitting alone in class — to which Burso quips, “That makes you more of a creep, Fitzy, if you sit there saying nothing!”One highlight? Fitzy’s snorkelling field trip in Queenscliff, where he observed sponges and seals for the first time. “Some of the students had never even snorkelled before,” he says. “I was like, finally, something I can do!”Burso, ever the instigator, suggests that Fitzy’s moment to shine won’t come until post-uni — when his life experience, independence, and ability to “survive without partying” make him the ideal candidate for high-stakes fieldwork or research expeditions, possibly even in Antarctica.Whether you’re a veteran thinking about a career pivot, a mature-age student, or just someone curious about what it takes to reinvent yourself, this episode delivers laughs, lessons, and loads of inspiration.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Welcome to 2025 with Burso, Sam Wride & Jarryd GoundreyThe boys are back with the first podcast of 2025, kicking off the year with absolute chaos. Burso, Sam Wride, and Jarryd Goundrey dive into everything from medieval combat to the realities of being an online content creator and comedian. This episode is packed with unfiltered banter, deep dives into niche interests, and some unexpectedly insightful moments.What's in This Ep:1. The Worst Intro in Podcast HistorySam kicks things off with an absolutely shambolic start, and Burso calls it out immediately.A sidetrack into Danny Zuko impressions and live-streaming chaos.2. Vetaverse, The Veteran’s Avengers?Jarryd talks about building the Vetaverse, a community for veterans.Nick Fury comparisons and Thanos-level back injuries.3. Warhammer, Dungeons & Dragons, and Other Nerdy PursuitsSam confesses his love for D&D and Warhammer.Burso and Jarryd question if D&D is actually cool or just “closet nerd” material.A deep-dive into the autism market of train set collectors.4. The Reality of Being a Content Creator & ComedianJarryd reflects on growing his following from 12K to 30K and how engagement matters more than numbers.The ups and downs of social media, burnout, and weirdos in the DMs.Stand-up comedy horror stories, including bombing in front of exhausted firefighters post-bushfires.5. Forces Entertainment: Overseas Gigs & Military ComedyJarryd lands a dream gig performing for troops overseas.The challenges of getting clearance, military secrecy, and avoiding potential cancellations.Tales of musicians trying to smuggle weed into the UAE.6. The Wildest Tangents EverWhat it would actually be like to be a medieval knight in a real battle.A deep dive into whether jesters were highly paid entertainers or just medieval hype men.Random discussions about Osama Bin Laden’s lawyer also defending P. Diddy (fact-check?).7. Comedy, Growth, and the FutureJarryd’s plans for Adelaide Fringe, Melbourne Comedy Festival, and eventually heading to America.The financial reality of scaling up in comedy ($40K for a special?!).The art of making scripted comedy feel natural and improvising with the audience.The best (and worst) heckles Jarryd has faced, including being fat-shamed by an even fatter audience member.Final Takeaways:Follow your passion, whether it's comedy, content creation, or medieval combat.Don’t get blood drunk unless you’re ready to face the consequences.If you ever find yoursBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this lively Christmas-themed episode, the gang – Burso, Fitzy, and Nick Wise – weave through holiday banter, reflections on achievements, and plans for the year ahead. With their trademark humor and camaraderie, they take listeners on a meandering journey filled with anecdotes, jokes, and surprising insights.What Questions Will This Episode Answer?Can humorous banter carry a podcast?How do veterans and everyday Aussies celebrate Christmas in unique ways?Why does the crew believe in staying active and adventurous no matter your age?What’s next for the Imposter Podcast and the broader "Vetaverse"?Anecdotes to EnjoyChristmas Crack Chaos:Fitzy shares his culinary venture of making “Christmas crack,” a simple yet addictive caramelized chocolate treat. Amidst jokes about it sounding like a Walter White experiment, the team riffs on the hilarity of homemade traditions gone wrong.Nick Wise’s Running Challenge:The team playfully bullies Nick into considering another ultra-marathon, teasing him about his hesitations and challenging his resolve. Fitzy recalls his own ultramarathon experience, describing how he casually yawned mid-run – not out of exhaustion, but boredom!The Yu Yangs Election:In a tongue-in-cheek nod to local pride, Burso crowns himself “Mr. Yu Yangs” after participating in a community election. The crew riffs on the absurdity of claiming such a title, jokingly comparing it to medieval knighthood.Podcasting Adventures:The group reflects on their podcast journey, sharing milestones like hitting 15,000 downloads and recalling how early episodes felt chaotic. Nick Wise’s contribution is praised for adding unexpected depth, with Burso humorously admitting to tapping out during marathon recording sessions.Aged Adventure Philosophy:A recurring theme is the crew’s disdain for people who claim they’re “too old” for activities. Whether it’s late-night one-wheeling in the Yu Yangs or brainstorming triathlons, they emphasize that life is about trying new things – no matter your age or circumstances.Catchy Questions Left HangingIs there such a thing as being too old for adventure?Will the Imposter Podcast finally get consistent with releases?What’s next for the Vetaverse, and who will join its ranks?Key Themes to Look Forward ToHilarious banter: From mocking Nick’s running aspirations to playful Christmas jokes.The power of community: How collaborating with fellow podcasters and veterans fosters growth.Embracing the absurd: The joy of making big plans, even when they seem improbable.Looking ahead: Plans for a dedicated podcast studio, more guest features, and exciting real-world events.Whether you’re driving to Christmas lunch or reminiscing about past adventures, this episode provides a hearty mix of laughs, inspiration, and a glimpse into the quirky camaraderie of the Imposter Podcast team.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Support the show

This episode delves into the captivating journey of Nick Wise as he transitions from a corporate manager to a full-time farmer, balancing family commitments, personal growth, and the challenges of agricultural life. Alongside hosts Burso and Fitzy, the discussion weaves through humorous anecdotes, thought-provoking debates, and honest reflections, offering listeners an engaging exploration of work-life balance, farming, and generational change.What Questions Will This Episode Answer?What’s it like to swap a desk job for the open fields of a dairy farm?How do modern farmers balance family life and unrelenting responsibilities?Why is generational farming fading, and what could reignite interest in agriculture?Can manual labor be fulfilling in today’s convenience-driven society?Anecdotes You’ll EnjoyTrial by Fire:Nick shares his first day on the farm when he had to milk cows with barely any training and his constant worry of letting his family down. He recounts the steep learning curve and the many improvisations required, from fixing machinery with limited tools to cutting hay while jogging 22 kilometers back and forth between tasks.The Cow Standoff:A hilarious moment unfolds as Nick describes watching Burso nervously face off with a herd of curious cows on the farm. The cows, equally unsure, mirrored his movements in a stand-off straight out of a comedy skit.Generational Wisdom:Nick’s father-in-law, a seasoned farmer, instilled efficiency and innovation into the farm, teaching Nick to reduce his workload drastically by adopting smarter techniques—like halving his steps during milking.Pregnancy Testing Goes Wrong:A veterinary student’s surprising first encounter with shoulder-deep pregnancy testing becomes a comical highlight, sparking laughter and admiration for the less glamorous side of farm life.Family First:Nick emphasizes his commitment to family, whether taking over the farm during his mother-in-law’s medical treatments or ensuring his kids grow up understanding the value of hard work and community.Key Themes and InsightsThe Challenges of Modern Farming:Nick explains how unpredictable weather, financial strains, and the complexity of running a farm make it a demanding career. He also highlights the importance of efficiency and innovation in sustaining small-scale operations.Generational Farming’s Decline:The trio discusses how generational farming is fading due to high costs, lack of interest, and societal shifts. They propose solutions like mentorships and apprenticeships to bridge the gap between older and younger generations.The Balance Between Work and Purpose:Nick reflectsBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

This episode dives into the life and ambitions of Nick Wise, a man who has seamlessly transitioned from gym bro culture to boxing rings, triathlons, and even farming—all while balancing the chaos of parenthood. With plenty of laughs, candid stories, and moments of introspection, this episode offers something for fitness enthusiasts, competitive spirits, and anyone curious about navigating life’s unexpected turns.What questions will this episode answer?What’s it like stepping into a boxing ring for the first time after just 12 weeks of training?How does transitioning from city life to a dairy farm shape someone’s outlook?Can balancing fitness, family, and personal ambition really be done without losing your mind?How do competitive parents inspire—or challenge—their kids?Anecdotes You’ll LoveBoxing BeginningsNick’s 12-week training for his first boxing match culminated in a heated bout that surprised even his coach. From sparring against opponents twice his size to navigating the nerves of stepping into the ring, Nick shares what it’s like to fight for the first time—including how punches got progressively harder as the match went on. Did it end in victory? You’ll have to tune in to find out!Farm StrengthNick shares his foray into dairy farming, stepping up to support his in-laws. He humorously recalls “finding muscles he didn’t know he had” while discovering the truth behind “farm strength.” He admits his father-in-law, even at 60, could still outwork him—a humbling yet inspiring realization.Triathlon Triumphs (and Trials)From surviving the questionable waters of Shepparton Lake to completing three triathlons on a secondhand bike, Nick’s journey into endurance sports offers both inspiration and hilarity. How does he compare to the “carbon fiber warriors” of the triathlon world? And why does he keep going back for more?Family FirstAs a father of two under two, Nick shares how balancing his fitness ambitions with parenting isn’t easy but is always worth it. Whether it’s running a park run with his son in a stroller or encouraging his wife’s marathon dreams, Nick’s commitment to family shines through in every anecdote.The Competitive EdgeNick’s competitive spirit isn’t limited to the ring or the track—it’s alive and well in his friendly rivalry with his wife. With quips about who would win in a marathon (spoiler: they both think it’s them), this episode highlights the fun and friction of a family full of athletes.Why Listen?This episode is equal parts motivational and relatable, reminding us all that life’s victories aren’t just about the medals but the stories we collect along the way. Whether you’re a fitness fanatic or just looking for a gooBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this lively episode of The Imposter Podcast, Alex Prestney shares the highs, lows, and all the hilarious moments in between of his 560km run from Mildura to Melbourne. With hosts cracking jokes and keeping things light, Alex dives into the story behind his epic adventure, which started out as a way to honor his late brother and turned into a community-driven event full of unexpected twists, quirky encounters, and plenty of laughs along the way.The conversation kicks off with a bit of friendly banter—hosts poking fun at missed intros and some button-pushing confusion—before Alex takes us through the challenges and triumphs of planning a run of this scale. The guys laugh about the moment Alex first pitched the idea to the police in Mildura, who were probably scratching their heads wondering if he was serious. But soon, Alex had community members rallying behind him, and even Brooks Running Shoes jumped on board to sponsor him. Cue a fun little anecdote: Alex discovered mid-run that his mum had also been sponsored by Brooks decades earlier, creating a perfect "like mother, like son" moment.As Alex recalls running through sandy deserts (which he jokingly compares to running on the beach—just without the cocktails), the hosts keep things lighthearted, cracking jokes about blisters and stamina. There’s no shortage of laughs, especially when Alex shares the unexpected ways country folk showed their support—like random strangers pulling over to hand him donations and well-wishes. One bloke even threw him a “steak night” contribution! The podcast gives us a feel-good glimpse into the kindness of rural communities, where people are more likely to cheer you on than honk at you to get off the road.Despite the laughs, the episode doesn’t shy away from the deeper stuff. Alex talks about dealing with grief, but in a way that’s relatable and even a bit inspiring. He shares how the run helped him channel his emotions and how he found comfort not just in the physical challenge but in the connections he made along the way. The hosts joke about cardio being the worst kind of fun, but it’s clear that for Alex, this run was about more than just logging miles—it was about healing and bringing people together.Open-Ended Questions the Podcast Explores:What happens when grief meets a pair of running shoes?How can a long run turn into a way to unite a community?Is it possible to laugh your way through a 500km run?Can sponsorships actually make a heartfelt difference, or is it just about logos?How do you keep going when your legs are screaming, but your heart is full?Anecdotes to Enjoy:Alex shares the hilarious moment when he realized his mum had been sponsored by Brooks back in the '90s, turning his modern sponsorship into a family tradition.There’s aBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this powerful episode, Alex Prestney, a current-serving police officer, shares his deeply personal journey of running from Mildura to Melbourne in honor of his brother, Josh, who tragically lost his life in the 2020 Eastern Freeway crash, along with three other police officers. Alex takes us through his motivations for undertaking this grueling 500-kilometer run and how it helped him cope with his grief while raising awareness for road safety.Alex’s story starts with the immediate aftermath of the accident, when he and his family received the devastating news about Josh’s death. The emotional weight of that day still haunts him, vividly recalling the disbelief, the shock, and the heart-wrenching moments spent with his parents and loved ones. Alex explains how he initially dealt with the grief and the surreal experience of hearing such tragic news as both a police officer and a family member.As Alex describes the run, he reflects on how the idea came to him almost three years after the tragedy. Mildura was not chosen randomly; it was also where another police officer, Briar Joyce, lost her life in a traffic incident. Alex wanted to create a symbolic journey that covered the entire state of Victoria, uniting two places of loss while sending a powerful message about road safety.The run itself was no easy feat. Covering about 40 kilometers a day, Alex talks about the physical and mental struggles, from muscle pain to the emotional toll of reliving the trauma that inspired the run. Despite these hardships, Alex kept moving forward, joined at various stages by his father, mother, and wife, Rachel, who provided support. Their shared determination to honor Josh helped push Alex through the toughest parts of the journey.Throughout the podcast, listeners will be gripped by some unexpected lighter moments, including stories of dark humor, candid banter with friends, and anecdotes about Alex's tattoos, including a tribute to Josh featuring Donkey Kong, his favorite character from Mario Kart. Despite the solemn undertones, the conversation is laced with these lighter moments, offering balance and showcasing Alex’s resilience.Open-ended questions explored in the podcast include:How does a person find purpose after a life-shattering tragedy?What can the average person learn about road safety from such a deeply personal story?Can physical challenges like running help process emotional pain, and if so, how?How do first responders and police officers handle grief and trauma while continuing to serve?Listeners will be moved by Alex’s unflinching honesty, as he talks about loss, mental health struggles, and the need for change in how road safety is approached in Australia. His run isn’t just a tribute to Josh, but a rallying cry for others to join the conversation abBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this episode of The Imposter Podcast AU, Burso and Fitzy bring on their guest, Pete O'Hanlon, for an action-packed and hilarious conversation that dives into the unpredictable world of indie filmmaking and competitive arm wrestling. Along the way, the trio discusses everything from behind-the-scenes chaos on film sets to breaking into the world of professional arm wrestling.What happens when an explosion rocks a Brisbane apartment complex? That’s one of the key moments Pete recounts from his experience working on the indie film Kane, which was shot in just two weeks. Pete describes the mayhem that ensued when a massive balcony explosion, orchestrated for a scene in the movie, sent ashes and pyrotechnics raining down on neighboring buildings. With firefighters and police showing up, people mistook the blast for a real terrorist attack! The podcast gives listeners a taste of the intense, no-budget world of indie films and the improvisation required to make the project a success. It’s a wild ride full of unplanned moments and tense confrontations with furious neighbors.Pete also shares what it’s like to move from being a military extra to a cast member in films. He reveals the highs of working with big names like Tom Hanks and Baz Luhrmann, to the occasional ego-clash on set. How do you go from being an extra to sharing the screen with Hollywood stars? The answer lies in persistence, a bit of luck, and knowing the right people. Pete breaks down the networking aspect of the industry, explaining how important it is to be reliable and professional—traits that helped him move from the background to cast roles.In a surprising twist, Pete switches gears to talk about his passion for competitive arm wrestling. As the 7th-ranked arm wrestler in Australia, Pete has some battle-hardened stories to share. How does one transition from the battlefield to the arm-wrestling table? Pete credits a combination of military grit and a desire for new challenges. He talks about the highly strategic nature of the sport, which is more technical than the average pub arm-wrestle. He also delves into the ups and downs of the competition circuit, including the taxing wait times and the brutal reality of facing a top-ranked opponent right out of the gate.Listeners will also enjoy Pete’s anecdotes about the arm-wrestling community, including the camaraderie that exists in a sport where breaking bones isn’t unheard of. What does it take to compete in a sport where one wrong move could leave you with a broken arm? Pete explains the importance of technique and the sense of adrenaline that keeps him coming back.Anecdotes to look forward to:Pete’s wild story of having his apartment blown up for a movie scene.Shaun Barry’s cameo in every film he’s part of, channeling his iBlack/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

What happens when a decade-long journey of writing a book collides with the unpredictable world of podcast production? Join us alongside Fitzy and Peter O'Hanlon this podcast episode, Burso hosts a lively discussion with co-host Fitzy and guest Pete O'Hanlon, diving into a variety of topics ranging from the challenges of publishing a book to transitioning from military life to acting and filmmaking. Pete’s journey is a fascinating one, starting with his time in the Australian Army and evolving into a career as an author and actor. His first book, a ten-year labor of love, explores his personal experiences and growth during and after his time in Timor. Pete shares how his writing evolved as he matured, with memories shifting as he dealt with personal hardships like a marriage breakup and the struggle of not seeing his kids.Key Questions the Podcast Will Answer:How does one transition from the structured life of a soldier to the unpredictable world of writing and acting?What challenges do veterans face when trying to tell their stories, and how do they overcome them?What’s it really like to be on a movie set as a former military advisor turned actor?How do authors balance the truth of their experiences with the demands of the publishing world?Why is it important to push ourselves beyond comfort zones, even if it means “hurting” ourselves in pursuit of growth?Anecdotes to Enjoy: Pete offers a humorous take on his early days of writing, admitting that he often threw some "mayo on a story" to enhance it, joking that "the truth can get in the way of a good story." He also reflects on his army days and the camaraderie built during military operations. Another standout moment is Pete's recollection of his first acting gig, where he insisted on telling everyone on set that he was ex-army. This led him to advising the film crew on everything from face paint to military protocol, eventually landing him a job as a military advisor. Burso and Fitzy lightheartedly tease him about his rise from an extra to a well-catered actor, joking about the stark contrast between being treated like a "scum-sucking leech" as an extra to having sparkling water and a shawl handed to him once he became a proper cast member.Pete also touches on the heavy impact of post-military life, including how he initially took up extreme physical challenges like long, waterless hikes to push himself mentally and physically, akin to David Goggins. Yet, in a lighter moment, the group jokes about the common military mentality of avoiding trouble, like a recruit who accidentally found a live round during a training exercise and thought the best way to hide it was to shoot it.This podcast is packed with rich stories, inspiring lessons, and lots of laughs, offering listeners a deep dive into the world of veterans who have successfully navigated their way from combat zones to creative industries.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Ever wondered how a young man with little direction can transform into a seasoned military professional? Join us as we sit down with Peter Hanlon, an ex-army infantryman whose compelling journey takes us from his family's military roots to the front lines in East Timor. You'll hear Peter share candid anecdotes from his training at Kapooka and Singleton camps and his first posting to 2RAR in Townsville. From the camaraderie among soldiers to the lighter moments that defined his early military career, Peter's story is a testament to resilience and the bonds formed in service.Peter opens up about his life beyond the military, detailing the challenges and personal struggles following his transition to civilian life. Despite aspirations for deployments to Afghanistan or Iraq, Peter found himself grappling with dissatisfaction and anxiety, ultimately deciding to leave the service. His journey to find a new sense of purpose is marked by extreme physical challenges and a relentless search for meaning, providing a raw and relatable look at the psychological impact of military service.Finally, we explore the unbreakable bonds and humor that often accompany military life. From unforgettable pranks to shared moments of laughter, Peter's memories illustrate the importance of camaraderie in overcoming adversity. We also discuss the intense experiences that shape a soldier's mindset, reflecting on the stark differences between military training and civilian life. This episode offers a holistic and relatable view of military life, capturing the everyday experiences that define those who serve.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Ever wondered what it’s like to push your body and mind to the absolute limit? Well, in this episode, Burso sits down with Nick The Runner, fresh off the back of completing a 100km ultra marathon, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride. From blistered feet and sleepless nights to mid-race moments where he questioned his sanity (and his ability to keep going), Nick gives us the raw, unfiltered truth about what it takes to tackle a race most of us would avoid at all costs.There’s no sugarcoating here—this is about as real as it gets. Nick dives deep into the pain, the self-doubt, and the unexpected emotional moments, like when his two-year-old son cheered him on from the sidelines, nearly reducing him to tears. Along the way, we hear about the bloody struggle to stay hydrated, the bizarre sensation of losing toenails, and how his body started to shut down as soon as he crossed the finish line. And if you’ve ever wondered what happens when your wee looks like Coca-Cola after a 70K run... well, you’re about to find out.But this episode isn’t just about the physical grind—it's a story of mental resilience, mateship, and the strange sense of satisfaction that comes from doing something completely mad. Whether you’re a runner or just someone who loves a good yarn about overcoming adversity, this episode will make you laugh, cringe, and maybe even feel a bit inspired to take on your own challenge. So grab a beer, get comfortable, and dive into Nick’s ultra marathon madness.Black/Dark Humour is confronting for some people. It is however, how Veterans and First Responders try and shine some light on otherwise dark and hard to discuss topics. The topics and the way they are spoken about, don't actually show the real feelings of such events that occured.  Matty Morris of https://www.zerolimitspodcast.com/ helps us out with a banger of a tune. If you want to hear about some real intense moments from Veterans and First Responders. Check out Zero Limits Podcast. Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

We sit down with Chris May, a serving Firefighter and a director of the 000 Foundation. Chris shares his journey of leadership in firefighting and his remarkable achievements, including his involvement in organizing the Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb. This annual event, which raises funds for mental health services and honors fallen firefighters, saw Chris raise over $14,000 as the second-highest individual fundraiser. We dive deep into Chris's experience leading fellow firefighters through physically demanding challenges, such as climbing 28 floors in full gear, and how these events raise awareness about PTSD, depression, and suicide prevention within emergency services. Chris also reflects on his personal motivation and resilience, drawing inspiration from those he serves alongside.Tune in to hear Chris discuss the physical and emotional hurdles of his career, how he combats imposter syndrome, and his role in raising vital funds for mental health awareness through initiatives like the stair climb.Listen now to get inspired by Chris’s commitment to making a difference both on and off the front lines of firefighting.To support Chris, follow this link https://www.firefighterclimb.org.au/climber/chrismay/Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

[Intro Music Plays]Burso (Host):"Welcome back to The Imposters Podcast AU! On today’s episode, we dive into the world of ultra-marathons with two legends taking on one of the toughest challenges on the calendar – the Surfcoast Century run. First up, we’ve got Nick, who’s back for redemption after a tough go last time, falling short at 50km. He’s had 6 months to regroup, train harder, and prepare mentally – but the shadow of unfinished business still looms over him.And joining him, we’ve got Fitzy – a veteran of ultra-marathons and trail running, who’s here to share what it truly takes to cross that finish line and promises to pull Nick through, no matter what.Of course, I’ll be here doing what I do best…not running! But hey, I’ll try my best to offer my two cents, even though we all know cardio’s not my thing. So, let’s get into it!"[Music Fades Out]SavvyUse IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

We sit down with Chris May, a serving Firefighter and a director of the 000 Foundation. Chris shares his journey of leadership in firefighting and his remarkable achievements, including his involvement in organizing the Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb. This annual event, which raises funds for mental health services and honors fallen firefighters, saw Chris raise over $14,000 as the second-highest individual fundraiser. We dive deep into Chris's experience leading fellow firefighters through physically demanding challenges, such as climbing 28 floors in full gear, and how these events raise awareness about PTSD, depression, and suicide prevention within emergency services. Chris also reflects on his personal motivation and resilience, drawing inspiration from those he serves alongside.Tune in to hear Chris discuss the physical and emotional hurdles of his career, how he combats imposter syndrome, and his role in raising vital funds for mental health awareness through initiatives like the stair climb.Listen now to get inspired by Chris’s commitment to making a difference both on and off the front lines of firefighting.To support Chris, follow this link https://www.firefighterclimb.org.au/climber/chrismay/Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Fresh back from the Veteran Games up on the Gold Coast with his Average Joe's team mates. Burso contemplates his experience there and how the games had varied from the previous one. Starting off with a Q and A in relation to how his awkwardness from the first solo pod felt, Burso answers questions he's received about that pod and what he's learnt about the whole podcast experience. Also in there are the top countries and cities of our listeners and how close we are to 10k downloads. Reflections of which guests were surprising and who he'd like to interview. Discussion about ideas going forward and how co hosts have been expanded and what the direction of the pod should take now. Being more a community of ideas and guests impacting it over just the whims of Burso, it's basically 53 minutes of inside the mind of our main host. Be sure to message and review Burso direct on insta or here and tell us how terrible he went and that you never want to hear him speak for an hour solo again. 🤣Support the show

We made it! This is the fourth instalment of The Imposter Podcast Podapalooza.We’re celebrating our incredible journey and epic milestones. Join us as we recap the past few weeks, packed with exclusive new guests, an insightful conversations on overcoming imposter syndrome. Tune in for behind-the-scenes stories, personal reflections, and a deep dive into how far we've come, pushing boundaries and discussing what it means to be part of The Imposter Podcast family. This episode is a testament to our growth, passion, and the extraordinary experiences that make our podcast truly unique. Don’t miss it!  Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST   Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music   - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok. - 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletter https://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the Show.Support the show

In this episode of The Imposter Podcast, we step into the medieval arena with Samuel Wride, a Buhurt medieval combat athlete and Australian Army veteran. Buhurt, often described as medieval MMA, is an intense full-contact sport where fighters don historically accurate armor and wield blunt steel weapons in fierce battles that are as physically demanding as they are strategic.Samuel, a two-time Queensland Buhurt champion and Australian middleweight titleholder, shares his journey from the military to the medieval list. He opens up about the unique challenges of competing in armor that can weigh over 30 kilograms, the intricate rules of Buhurt, and the importance of maintaining a balance between historical authenticity and modern athletic demands. Samuel also discusses the mental and physical resilience required to excel in this sport, where the stakes are high, and the battles are as real as they come.Whether you're a fan of combat sports, fascinated by medieval history, or curious about the mental toughness required to succeed in such a brutal arena, this episode offers a gripping insight into a world where the past and present collide.Tune in to explore the path of a modern-day knight and discover what it takes to stand tall in the brutal yet honourable world of Buhurt. You can also check out Samuel’s YouTube channel for more content and behind-the-scenes action https://www.youtube.com/@SWRIDE.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this episode of The Imposter Podcast, we step into the medieval arena with Samuel Wride, a Buhurt medieval combat athlete and Australian Army veteran. Buhurt, often described as medieval MMA, is an intense full-contact sport where fighters don historically accurate armor and wield blunt steel weapons in fierce battles that are as physically demanding as they are strategic.Samuel, a two-time Queensland Buhurt champion and Australian middleweight titleholder, shares his journey from the military to the medieval list. He opens up about the unique challenges of competing in armor that can weigh over 30 kilograms, the intricate rules of Buhurt, and the importance of maintaining a balance between historical authenticity and modern athletic demands. Samuel also discusses the mental and physical resilience required to excel in this sport, where the stakes are high, and the battles are as real as they come.Whether you're a fan of combat sports, fascinated by medieval history, or curious about the mental toughness required to succeed in such a brutal arena, this episode offers a gripping insight into a world where the past and present collide.Tune in to explore the path of a modern-day knight and discover what it takes to stand tall in the brutal yet honourable world of Buhurt. You can also check out Samuel’s YouTube channel for more content and behind-the-scenes action https://www.youtube.com/@SWRIDE.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Mark Thomas from The Code 9 Foundation, an organisation dedicated to supporting current and veteran first responders dealing with PTSD, depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. Mark shares personal experiences of mental health and overcoming trauma as well the foundation's mission to provide peer support, mental health resources, and a sense of community for those who have served on the front lines. Discover how The Code 9 Foundation is making a profound impact on the lives of emergency service personnel.For more information, visit [The Code 9 Foundation](https://www.code9ptsd.org.au).🤝TO SUPORT THE PODCAST 🤝- Please 5 ⭐️ rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials - 💰use code IMPOSTER at @savvybeverages checkout for huge savings- 💰 use code IPAU3ZC at @3zeroscoffee checkout for 10% savingsSavvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Mark Thomas from The Code 9 Foundation, an organisation dedicated to supporting current and veteran first responders dealing with PTSD, depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. Mark shares personal experiences of mental health and overcoming trauma as well the foundation's mission to provide peer support, mental health resources, and a sense of community for those who have served on the front lines. Discover how The Code 9 Foundation is making a profound impact on the lives of emergency service personnel.For more information, visit [The Code 9 Foundation](https://www.code9ptsd.org.au).🤝TO SUPORT THE PODCAST 🤝- Please 5 ⭐️ rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials - 💰use code IMPOSTER at @savvybeverages checkout for huge savings- 💰 use code IPAU3ZC at @3zeroscoffee checkout for 10% savingsSavvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this compelling and barrier breaking episode, we sit down with Michael Raymond, a Royal Australian Air Force veteran and the CEO and co-founder of the Heroic Hearts Project Australia. Michael shares his transformative journey from military service to advocating for psychedelic-assisted mental health and trauma therapy. Tune in to hear how his personal experiences and passion for helping others have shaped the innovative approaches at Heroic Hearts Project. This episode delves into the potential of psychedelics in healing trauma and fostering mental wellness, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of science, therapy, and veteran advocacy. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that challenges conventional views on mental health treatment and underscores the importance of seeking alternative therapies.Support the show

In this compelling and barrier breaking episode, we sit down with Michael Raymond, a Royal Australian Air Force veteran and the CEO and co-founder of the Heroic Hearts Project Australia. Michael shares his transformative journey from military service to advocating for psychedelic-assisted mental health and trauma therapy. Tune in to hear how his personal experiences and passion for helping others have shaped the innovative approaches at Heroic Hearts Project. This episode delves into the potential of psychedelics in healing trauma and fostering mental wellness, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of science, therapy, and veteran advocacy. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that challenges conventional views on mental health treatment and underscores the importance of seeking alternative therapies.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this  episode of The Imposter Podcast, we shine a spotlight on the Average Joes, an inspiring group of veterans from the Ringwood RSL.Join us as we explore their stories of camaraderie, resilience, and determination. These everyday heroes share their experiences of transitioning from military life to competitive sports like Veteran Games, discussing the physical and mental challenges they face. We delve into how they support each other, combat imposter syndrome, and find renewed purpose through competition. Whether you're a veteran, an athlete, or someone seeking inspiration, the Average Joes' journey will touch your heart and remind you of the power of community and perseverance. Tune in for an uplifting conversation that celebrates the strength of the human spirit.Support the show

In this episode, we dive into the world of ultra marathon running with Fitzy, an inspiring athlete who has pushed the boundaries of human endurance. Fitzy shares his journey from ordinary runner to ultra marathoner, revealing the mental and physical challenges he faces along the way.  We discuss the mindset needed to tackle extreme distances, the importance of resilience, and how Fitzy overcomes imposter syndrome to achieve extraordinary feats. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, Fitzy's story will motivate you to push your own limits and embrace the power of persistence. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will leave you ready to conquer your own challenges.  TO SUPORT THE PODCAST   Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletterhttps://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the Show.Support the show

In this episode, we dive into the world of ultra marathon running with Fitzy, an inspiring athlete who has pushed the boundaries of human endurance. Fitzy shares his journey from ordinary runner to ultra marathoner, revealing the mental and physical challenges he faces along the way. We discuss the mindset needed to tackle extreme distances, the importance of resilience, and how Fitzy overcomes imposter syndrome to achieve extraordinary feats. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, Fitzy's story will motivate you to push your own limits and embrace the power of persistence. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will leave you ready to conquer your own challenges.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletterhttps://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the Show.Support the show

We made it! This is the third instalment of The Imposter Podcast Podapalooza.We’re celebrating our incredible journey and epic milestones. Join us as we recap the past few weeks, packed with exclusive new guests, an insightful conversations on overcoming imposter syndrome. Tune in for behind-the-scenes stories, personal reflections, and a deep dive into how far we've come, pushing boundaries and discussing what it means to be part of The Imposter Podcast family. This episode is a testament to our growth, passion, and the extraordinary experiences that make our podcast truly unique. Don’t miss it!  Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST   Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music   - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok. - 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletter https://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this awesome episode, we sit down with Ned Weatherly, Australian Athlete and Hammer Throw National Champion. Ned opens up about his journey to the pinnacle of his sport, revealing the intense pressures and self-doubt that come with being a top-tier athlete. Despite his achievements, Ned shares his personal battle with imposter syndrome, offering a raw and inspiring look at how he navigates the highs and lows of competitive athletics. Join us as we explore the mind of a champion and discover how Ned uses his experiences to empower others facing similar struggles. Don't miss this insightful conversation with one of Australia's finest athletes.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletterhttps://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this awesome episode, we sit down with Ned Weatherly, Australian Athlete and Hammer Throw National Champion. Ned opens up about his journey to the pinnacle of his sport, revealing the intense pressures and self-doubt that come with being a top-tier athlete. Despite his achievements, Ned shares his personal battle with imposter syndrome, offering a raw and inspiring look at how he navigates the highs and lows of competitive athletics. Join us as we explore the mind of a champion and discover how Ned uses his experiences to empower others facing similar struggles. Don't miss this insightful conversation with one of Australia's finest athletes.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletterhttps://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this episode of The Imposter Podcast, we sit down with Troy Thornton, Australia's top bikini coach, world class personal trainer, and host of The Bikini Podcast. Troy shares his relentless pursuit of success, detailing how his unwavering dedication has propelled him to become an international force in the competitive world of bikini competitions.Join us as Troy opens up about his journey, the challenges he faced, and how he overcame imposter syndrome to reach the pinnacle of his profession. Whether you’re striving for success in fitness or any other field, Troy’s story will inspire and motivate you to push through your doubts and achieve your dreams.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletterhttps://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSupport the show

In this episode of The Imposter Podcast, we sit down with Troy Thornton, Australia's top bikini coach, world class personal trainer, and host of The Bikini Podcast. Troy shares his relentless pursuit of success, detailing how his unwavering dedication has propelled him to become an international force in the competitive world of bikini competitions.Join us as Troy opens up about his journey, the challenges he faced, and how he overcame imposter syndrome to reach the pinnacle of his profession. Whether you’re striving for success in fitness or any other field, Troy’s story will inspire and motivate you to push through your doubts and achieve your dreams.TO SUPORT THE PODCAST Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music  - Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletterhttps://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSavvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Welcome to another update episode of The Imposter Podcast, where in this ep Burso battles his inner fraud aka Imposter as he does a solo recording while the rest of the Imposter Team are on vacation. TO SUPORT THE PODCAST Support the Show.- Please 5 star rate and follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube Music- Like/Follow/Comment/Share ❤️ our socials. We are on Instagram, X & TikTok.- 📖 subscribe to our Imposter Newsletter https://theimposterpodcastau.beehiiv.com/subscribeSavvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this riveting episode, we dive into the fascinating lives of Phil and Maria, the beloved publicans of the iconic Marree Hotel. But behind their warm smiles and legendary hospitality lies a surprising secret: listen to this episode to find out more. Join us as we unravel the true story of Phil and Maria, exploring their journey to Marree, the challenges they faced, and the astounding truths they concealed. This episode uncovers the heart of an Australian outback legend and the extraordinary tale of two people who captivated a community.Support the show

In this episode, we uncover the compelling life of Rod Henderson, a military veteran turned author, whose imminent book launch for “Stop Screaming, I’m Scared Too” is bound to send shockwaves through the military community. Join us as we delve into his military experiences, the inspiration behind his writing, and the startling truths that have captivated readers and listeners alike. This is a journey you won't want to miss.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In the depths of the Simpson Desert, Imposter Clay Marks chats to the boys about his life as an Australian soldier and the transition to civilian life, encountering imposter syndrome along the way. From the frontline as a former Australian soldier to the skies as a daring pilot, to founding the Frontline Safari tour through the Simpson Desert, Clay's journey is a tale of courage, resilience and outstanding leadership.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Unleash your full potential and revolutionise the way you think about mind-body connection as you dive into the fascinating world of neuroscience with the Imposters as Al recaps Dr. Andrew Hubermans Brain Body Contract.Discover mind-body hacks to optimise your brain's performance, enhance your productivity, and achieve peak mental and physical fitness. Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

We’re celebrating our incredible journey and epic milestones. Join us as we recap the past few weeks, packed with exclusive new guests, insightful conversations on overcoming imposter syndrome, and our daring expedition to the Simpson Desert on the 'Frontline Safari.' Tune in for behind-the-scenes stories, personal reflections, and a deep dive into how far we've come, pushing boundaries and discussing what it means to be part of The Imposter Podcast family. This episode is a testament to our growth, passion, and the extraordinary experiences that make our podcast truly unique. Don’t miss it!Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Get ready to roar with laughter as we sit down with the one and only Australian comedian and veteran, Jarryd Goundrey!  Join us as we peel back the layers of Jarryd's life, from his days as a chef to his side-splitting adventures on the comedy circuit. With a quick wit and a knack for finding humour in the most unexpected places, Jarryd shares his unique perspective on the trenches of the kitchen to the battlefield of stand-up comedy.   Through the highs and lows, Jarryd's humour in infectious, reminding us all that laughter truly is the best medicine, even in the toughest of times.  Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show. Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Get ready to roar with laughter as we sit down with the one and only Australian comedian and veteran, Jarryd Goundrey!Join us as we peel back the layers of Jarryd's life, from his days as a chef to his side-splitting adventures on the comedy circuit. With a quick wit and a knack for finding humour in the most unexpected places, Jarryd shares his unique perspective on the trenches of the kitchen to the battlefield of stand-up comedy. Through the highs and lows, Jarryd's humour in infectious, reminding us all that laughter truly is the best medicine, even in the toughest of times.Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Camo RollYou're not just stocking up on bathroom essentials,You're joining a movement to support our heroes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Prepare yourself as we explore the tantalising world of romance erotica with the one and only SJ Brand, an Australian author who's heating up the pages with her sizzling tales of passion and desire. In this scintillating episode, SJ Brand pulls back the sheets on her creative process, sharing the inspiration behind her characters, her motivation to write and setbacks she encountered through childhood into adulthood.  SJ Brand's novels transport readers to a world where passion knows no bounds and every fantasy is within reach. So whether you're a die-hard romance fan or just curious about the allure of erotica fiction, this episode promises to be a wild ride you won't soon forget.Tune in as we delve into the seductive world of romance erotica with SJ Brand, and discover why her novels are leaving readers around the world hot under the collar and begging for more.Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Prepare yourself as we explore the tantalising world of romance erotica with the one and only SJ Brand, an Australian author who's heating up the pages with her sizzling tales of passion and desire. In this scintillating episode, SJ Brand pulls back the sheets on her creative process, sharing the inspiration behind her characters, her motivation to write and setbacks she encountered through childhood into adulthood.  SJ Brand's novels transport readers to a world where passion knows no bounds and every fantasy is within reach. So whether you're a die-hard romance fan or just curious about the allure of erotica fiction, this episode promises to be a wild ride you won't soon forget.Tune in as we delve into the seductive world of romance erotica with SJ Brand, and discover why her novels are leaving readers around the world hot under the collar and begging for more.Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this thought-provoking episode of The Imposter Podcast, we unravel the multifaceted journey of Joel Jammal, host of 'The Ark' and a rising star in the world of political punditry whose unwavering faith in religion and God serves as his compass in life. Join us as we delve into the captivating story of Joel's ascent from political prodigy to spiritual sage, tracing the pivotal moments and profound insights that have shaped his remarkable trajectory.As Joel shares his experiences navigating the tumultuous landscape of politics, he offers a unique perspective on the intersection of faith and public life. Discover how his steadfast belief in religion and God has served as an anchor and guiding light, empowering him to navigate the complexities of his career with integrity, compassion, and unwavering resolve.Joel's candid reflections on the role of faith in his life will inspire listeners to re-examine their own beliefs, values, and priorities, inviting us all to ponder the timeless questions that lie at the heart of our existence.Tune in as we explore the fascinating nexus of politics, faith, and personal growth with Joel Jammal, a man whose journey reminds us that true wisdom often lies not in the pursuit of power, but in the embrace of something far greater—faith in the divine.Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this riveting episode of The Imposter Podcast, we sit down with the incomparable Mark McConnell, a former police negotiator turned communication maestro as he tells his unconventional life story. Join us as Mark pulls back the curtain on his thrilling career and battles with mental health, sharing captivating tales from his days defusing high-stakes situations on the frontlines of law enforcement. Mark's carefree outlook on life adds a refreshing twist to his narrative, as he reveals how he navigated the intense demands of his profession with humour and resilience.Mark's transition from the high-pressure world of law enforcement to the dynamic realm of professional communication in the private sector is nothing short of extraordinary. Get ready to be inspired, entertained, and enlightened as Mark McConnell takes us on a journey unlike any other—a journey filled with heart-pounding suspense, laugh-out-loud moments, and invaluable insights that will leave you eager to conquer your own challenges, one negotiation at a time. Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not be as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Get ready to shatter your limitations and embrace the extraordinary as  the host of the 'Zero Limits Podcast' Matty Morris joins the boys with one simple message "Just do it!".We dive deep into the life of the ex paratrooper who had humble beginnings as a boy from commission housing who never gave up on his dreams and now hosts one of the most influential podcasts in Australia. Whether it's crushing career ceilings, overcoming personal struggles, or mastering the art of resilience, this episode is a masterclass in living life with no boundaries. Imposter Community, thank you so much for listening too and sharing our podcast! Without you, our podcast would not as successful as it is today. If you would like to further support the podcast, any donations will help cover production costs, travel expenses and upgrading our gear.Support the Show.Savvy Use IMPOSTER code at checkout to support the podcast. You save 17% and we get 17% of each sale! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show