In this episode, Eric and Shane kick things off with personal updates—from Eric’s recovery after dental surgery to family outings at the botanical gardens—before diving into a lively conversation about what modern masculinity really means.

They explore how personal style has become a canvas for self-expression and debate whether fashion choices define masculinity or simply reflect it. From the influence of social media and luxury branding to timeless icons like Robert Redford and Steve McQueen, they unpack how different generations approach fashion and identity.

Their conclusion? True masculinity isn’t found in logos or trends—it’s in authenticity, confidence, and being comfortable in your own skin.

In this thought-provoking episode, Q and Shane move from lighthearted banter about birds and Father’s Day to a serious, timely conversation about the recent assassination of political figure Charlie Kirk and what it reveals about today’s polarized culture.

They explore how to raise children who can respectfully disagree, stay curious, and hold firm to their own beliefs without falling into the trap of online outrage. Along the way, they tackle the consequences of social media clickbait, the global debate on gun control, and why teaching integrity and open-minded debate has never been more urgent.

This episode is a call to model respectful dialogue—in our homes, our businesses, and our communities—when the world needs it most

In this episode, the dads reflect on Father’s Day—from meaningful gifts like journals to hilarious moments (yes, even a 3D-printed coaster that read “Farta”). But beyond the laughs, the conversation dives into something deeper: how sports shape resilience, teamwork, and character in kids.

Eric shares his decision to enroll his daughter in Little Athletics, sparking a discussion on proactively choosing activities for children and the life lessons both team and individual sports can provide. Shane and Q also open up about supporting their kids’ cricket journeys—even when the sport isn’t their favorite—highlighting that true parenting is about presence, not preference.

This episode is a heartfelt look at fatherhood, legacy, and the role of sports in teaching life skills that last far beyond the field.

Is Father’s Day really about appreciation—or just another marketing ploy? In this heartfelt and humorous episode, Q and Shane unpack the cultural meaning of Father’s Day, from the classic “dad gifts” (socks, cologne, and tools) to the deeper value of thoughtful gestures and quality time with family.

They share their own family traditions, laugh about the pressure to put on a “perfect day” smile, and reflect on what truly matters: building a legacy of values like resilience, inclusion, and joy. Instead of focusing on price tags, they explore how Father’s Day can be reframed as an annual audit of the lessons dads pass down to their kids.

Whether you’re a dad, a son, or simply curious about what Father’s Day means in today’s world, this episode will make you rethink how we celebrate—and what really counts.

The Dad Bod’s are back! In this episode, Q, Eric, and Shane dive into the real challenges of today’s world—where working hard isn’t enough unless you’re also creating value, innovating, and preparing for the future.

From the rising struggles of housing affordability in Australia to the lessons businesses can learn from failures like Kodak and Blockbuster, the hosts explore how resilience, creativity, and adaptability are more critical than ever. They also share their personal journeys as dads, highlighting how they’re teaching their kids financial literacy, entrepreneurial thinking, tech skills, and grit in a rapidly changing, AI-driven world.

If you’re a parent, business owner, or someone who cares about building generational wealth and preparing for the future, this episode will give you both perspective and practical takeaways.

From lavish birthday celebrations to lounge-room play areas, today’s kids often have more than previous generations could dream of. But does giving them more risk taking away the hunger, grit, and resilience they’ll need later in life?

In this candid conversation, Shane, Q, and Eric unpack the challenges of raising children in an age of abundance—exploring how to balance opportunity with struggle, comfort with challenge, and support with independence. They share personal stories of kids’ early business ventures, the pitfalls of over-protection, and the realities of youth entrepreneurship in Australia, where interest is high but follow-through is rare.

If you’ve ever wondered how to raise grounded, resilient kids in a world that’s handing them everything, this episode offers insights, laughs, and plenty of food for thought

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, Shane and Q dive deep into the tension between belonging and belief—from why people join protests without fully understanding the cause, to how peer pressure can shape (and sometimes distort) our values.

They also share personal stories—from 50-year wedding anniversaries to 25-year friendship dinners—that highlight the power of connection, tradition, and identity. But the heart of the episode? Parenting.

They unpack how to raise kids who can think for themselves, stay aligned with their values, and validate their own achievements—without needing approval from others.

If you're navigating a world full of noise, social pressure, and identity confusion—and want to raise strong, self-aware individuals—this episode will hit home.

In this raw and revealing conversation, Eric and Shane dive deep into the masks we wear—and the cost of keeping them on. From high-performance mindsets driven by hidden insecurities to the fear of being truly seen, they explore how striving for success can often mask deeper feelings of inadequacy.

Drawing on their own personal journeys, they discuss what it really takes to live authentically in a world full of social expectations and judgment. Expect honest stories, powerful reflections, and practical tools like journaling, self-talk awareness, and the role of community in staying true to yourself.

If you've ever felt like you had to hide who you really are to succeed, this one's for you.