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🎙️ EPISODE 30 Part 1 — Comfort Kills: How Australia Got Too Bloody Soft

🎙️ EPISODE 1 — Comfort Kills: How Australia Got Too Bloody Soft
This one kicks off with a laugh — and a slap of truth. From footy sheds to Friday-arvo beers, we’ve built a culture around being comfortable. But what happens when comfort turns into control?
Buzz cracks open the first part of the Start Getting Uncomfortable trilogy — diving into how the “Aussie dream” quietly became a system designed to keep us numb, safe, and obedient. It’s funny, raw, and uncomfortable in all the right ways.
Expect a few laughs, a few home truths, and a reminder that growth doesn’t live on the couch — it starts when we get off our arse and ask the big questions.
🔥 Real talk. Real laughs. Real tribe.🎧 Tribe vs System — Start Getting Uncomfortable (Part 1)

Episode 29 Part 2 : Jody Lowe , Everyday Aussie

Ep 29 (Part 2): The Everyday Aussie Who Stood Up — Jody LoweJody goes beyond slogans and into the guts of real change—how childhood chaos forged a protector, why he plans seven weeks ahead, and how blokes can manage the “ton of straw” without blowing a fuse. We talk ego on long-service leave, trolls vs restraint, being a present dad, and building an Australia grounded in balance, accountability and clean energy. Raw, practical, and very human.
Listen, share, and tag someone who needs this.www.whoisyourhero.com.au | #WhoIsYourHero #JodyLowe #MensHealth #Resilience #EverydayHeroes

Episode 28 — Part 2: 🌊 From Floodwaters to Foundations of Hope 🌊:

welcome back to Part 2 of Who Is Your Hero with Jason Siebert.Part 1 took us from floodwaters to first principles — why shelter before anything flips a human from surviving to thriving, and how Jason’s Heartland Homes Project and Rehome Roots turn one sale into someone else’s second chance.
Today we’re going deeper.We’re talking real poverty — is it material or spiritual?We’re talking scars that drive service — the moments that make a man say “no one gets left behind.”And we’re stepping into solutions: expandable, off-grid homes, community land, growing food, regenerating country — a blueprint for living together, not just getting by.
If you’ve ever felt the system’s red tape choking common sense, this part is for you.Lean in, share it on, and let’s build stronger homes and stronger hearts.

Episode 29 Part 1 : “The Everyday Aussie Who Stood Up – Jody Lowe”

Today’s story carries the title: ‘The Everyday Aussie Who Stood Up – Jody Lowe’.
Every so often, you come across someone who doesn’t just talk about courage and bravery — they live it, breathe it, and stand in it every single day. Our guest today is one of those blokes.
 
Now, let me be clear from the start: we’re not here to push politics, tick boxes, or run agendas. But sometimes, when you talk about truth, it naturally brushes against those walls. And that’s okay.
What we’re here for today is courage. It’s family. It’s resilience. It’s a bloke who’s faced his own battles with mental health and still steps forward, day after day, for his kids, his community, and his country.

Episode 28 , Part 1 🌊 From Floodwaters to Foundations of Hope 🌊

What to expect in this episode 👇
Jason Siebert x Who Is Your Hero — Part 1
This one goes past bricks and bolts. We dive into why “home” is more than walls and how one man turned the Northern Rivers floodwaters into a living model of hope.
You’ll hear & learn:
The image Jason can’t forget from Lismore — and what it taught him about human fragility and real resilience.
Why shelter before anything (health triage → shelter → water → fire → food) matters — and how a roof flips people from surviving to thriving.
Jason’s own scars — vanlife, temporary housing, mental health dips — and how purpose + discipline (run, meditate, train) keep him moving.
The Heartland model explained in plain language: one home sold helps rehome another (no interest, no fees, pay-it-forward into the next family’s home).
Versatile, off-grid, expandable homes — and why independence = health + dignity.
The bigger picture: housing crisis, rough sleepers, single mums, veterans, men needing community — and how Heartland plans to meet them where they are.
Buzz’s 4 Pillars (Health • Worth • Why • Wealth) in action — and why purpose stops the spiral.
Big Question teaser:We finish Part 1 warming up for the one we ask every guest… “Who is your Hero?” (Jason answers it in the series.)
🎧 Listen now: Podbean | Spotify | Apple🔗 whoisyourhero.com.au🔗 heartlandhomesproject.com

🚨🎙️ EPISODE 27 Buzz & Gypsie September Catch-Up

🚨🎙️ EPISODE 27 JUST DROPPED! 🎙️🚨
Legends, the Buzz & Gypsie September Catch-Up is live and it’s a belter.
We cover it all —🔥 Trump & Albo trading climate punches🔥 Housing crisis & why modular living is booming🔥 Heroes like Julie Hogben & Jodi Lowe showing true grit🔥 Rants about power bills, social media fakery & the green scam🔥 Tribe vs System reflections — freedom, mateship & meaning
This one’s raw, funny, and hits deep. Perfect Sunday listen.
👉 Stream it now on Podbean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms👉 Share it, tag your mates, and tell us — Who’s YOUR hero this month?
Big love,Buzz & Gypsie ✌️🎸
#WhoIsYourHero #BuzzAndGypsie #Podcast #EverydayHeroes #SeptemberCatchUp

Episode 25: Julie Hogben “Tough as Nails, Stronger than Ever”

Meet Julie Hogben — 31 years old, full of courage, and right now fighting her way through dialysis while waiting for a life-saving kidney transplant. She sat down with me on Who Is Your Hero to share the raw, real story of what it’s like to live with kidney failure at such a young age — the challenges, the laughs, the resilience, and the hope. This is more than a medical story. It’s about grit, family, and finding strength in the hardest season of life. Listen in soon on Podbean, Spotify & Apple Podcasts. www.WhoIsYourHero.com.au YOU ARE ENOUGH. #WhoIsYourHero #KidneyCapers #DialysisLife #HeroUp

Episode 26 : The War After The War- Doug Stely.

Doug Steley – Fighting Battles Beyond the Uniform🔥 Smashing Opening (Approx. 5 mins)Buzz:“G’day legends, Buzz here — and welcome back to Who Is Your Hero.Tonight we’re not talking about business, footy, or backyard heroes. We’re talking about a bloke who wore the RAAF uniform, gave his best years in service, and then came home to fight battles that no one trains you for.His name is Doug Steley.A veteran. A fighter. A man who has carried both medals and scars.But when the uniform came off, Doug found himself in the fight of his life — not with an enemy overseas, but with the system right here at home.We talk about mateship in this country. We talk about ‘looking after our diggers.’ Yet time and time again, the stories I hear from veterans are stories of silence, rejection, paperwork over people, and lives lost to a system that’s meant to protect them.Doug’s journey is raw. It’s heavy. But it’s also important. Because if we’re going to be a country worth fighting for, we’ve got to face how we treat those who fought for us.So buckle in, tribe — this is one you need to hear.”

Episode 24 : Freedom, showers and one chance.

“G’day tribe, tonight’s a big one. After four months of hospital runs, every second day back into North Ward, the tubes are finally out, and for the first time in months I had a proper shower.
Not a wipe down, not a splash with a washer — I mean a full, hot, stand-there-till-the-water-runs-cold kind of shower. Might sound small, but to me, it felt massive.

Episode: 23 Sorting the Tribe — Why It’s Not a Bad Thing When People Fall Away

“When kidney failure hit, I found out real quick who my mates were. Most vanished, but a handful stuck. At first it felt brutal, then I realised — it was a gift.
It’s like Facebook culling your friends list for you — only life does it much more efficiently.”
This Podcast id dedicated to all of them ..