#110: Andrew Carpenter | the man most hated by child sex offenders

#111: Logan Kicks | Kicks, Community & Fatherhood

This week we sat down with Aiden, better known online as Logan Kicks. We unpack his upbringing, the wrong paths he went down as a young bloke, and how he eventually found purpose through selling shoes, building a business and giving back to the community along the way. We also get into fatherhood, balancing work and family life, and the pressure that comes with running a business. The reality of being physically present with your family, but mentally stuck thinking about work, stress and responsibility. It’s a raw and open conversation with a bloke not many people truly know behind social media. A chat about growth, purpose, mistakes and trying to be better while carrying the pressure that comes with it. Help us help the blokes who need it: https://www.betterblokeproject.org/pages/donate-now Follow LoganKicks: https://www.instagram.com/logankicks_/ Find us on socials: https://www.instagram.com/betterblokeproject/ https://www.facebook.com/thebetterblokeproject/ https://www.tiktok.com/@betterblokeproject

#110: Andrew Carpenter | the man most hated by child sex offenders

This week, we sit down with Andrew Carpenter for one of the most confronting, heavy, and important conversations we’ve had on the podcast. Known by many as “the man most hated by child sex offenders”, Andrew opens up about what led him into this line of work, the reality of what’s happening behind closed doors, and the alarming statistics surrounding both victims and the lack of meaningful punishment many offenders actually receive. We also dive into the law changes he has fought to push forward, the resistance and roadblocks he’s encountered from higher powers, and why these conversations need to happen, even when they make people uncomfortable. This episode isn’t easy listening. But it’s an important one. Learn more about Andrew Carpenter here https://www.instagram.com/andrewcarpentersolicitor/

#109: The Curly Show | A Raw Chat About Purpose, Pressure & Mateship

This week, we sit down with Nathan Marks, better known as The Curly Show, a bloke who packed up his life, moved into a van, and hit the road chasing something more meaningful than the standard 9 to 5. While most people know him from social media, this conversation goes a lot deeper than the funny reels, calling things "gay" and fighting. Curls opens up about the solo trip through South America that changed the trajectory of his life, the lessons he learnt travelling alone, and how stepping outside his comfort zone helped shape the bloke he is today. We unpack mateship, accountability, backing yourself, and the reality of chasing a dream in a world where everyone’s quick to judge from the outside looking in. It’s a raw and honest chat about growth, identity, and figuring life out without pretending to have all the answers. If you’ve only ever seen the online version of Curls, this episode gives you a very different insight into the man behind the camera. Help us help the blokes who need it: https://www.betterblokeproject.org/pages/donate-now Find us on socials: https://www.instagram.com/betterblokeproject/ https://www.facebook.com/thebetterblokeproject/ https://www.tiktok.com/@betterblokeproject See more of The Curly Show: https://www.instagram.com/thecurlyshow__/

#108: What no one told you about becoming a man

No one really tells you what becoming a man actually looks like. You just figure it out as you go… and most of the time, you’re winging it. In this episode, we unpack the pressure, the mixed messages, and the expectations that come with it. From the idea that no one is coming to save you, to the influence young blokes are facing online, and the confusion around what it even means to “step up.” We talk about why blokes should be chasing happiness, not just pushing through, and how mental health plays a big role in relationships, work, and everyday life. There’s also a real conversation around money, pressure, and the reality a lot of men are facing right now trying to provide while still being present. At the end of the day, it’s simple: Do the work. Take responsibility. But understand… you don’t have to have it all figured out overnight.

The Point | Haze Hepi: The Truth About Violence No One Wants To Say

In this episode of The Point, we take a look back at our conversation with Haze The Huntsman and unpack one of the most uncomfortable topics in modern society: the role of violence, and whether good men should still be capable of it. Violence is usually spoken about as something purely destructive, and for good reason — in the wrong hands, it can do serious damage. But Haze, a professional bare-knuckle fighter, sees it differently. To him, violence is a tool. Like any tool, it can be used to build something, protect something, or destroy something. This conversation challenges the idea that violence itself is the problem, and instead asks a deeper question: what kind of man is holding the tool? See the full episode: https://youtu.be/V-CC3UlQWeM?si=CM9vwI4JXzteiuel