Volatile Visions

22/01/2026

This martial art isn't for sport; it's built for one thing: war. It’s designed to silence and enable a practitioner to fight for hours in a chaotic nightmare. Most claiming to teach it…aren't.

21/01/2026

He wasn't having a good time on a 60-acre property with no social life and no car. So he said goodbye and moved to Adelaide with his mountain bike for a more exciting life.

21/01/2026

Ive asked over 20 guests the Same Question… Then They Turned It on Me
For over 20 podcast guests, I’ve asked the same question — until this moment.
On Volatile Revisioned Episode #28, Frank P and the band Where’s the Pope? flip the script and ask me what animal I’d want to be. The answer sparks a surprising deep dive into animal intelligence, punk-style.
Featuring:
Frank P, Rob, Geoff, Alex & Dave
Adelaide punk legends — Where’s the Pope?
Short clip from the Volatile Revisioned podcast coming late Feb on You Tube.

21/01/2026

Being a teacher means dealing with good days and bad days. Every teacher knows the feeling. Some days you soar, others you struggle. It's all part of the journey. 'sthepope?

21/01/2026

https://youtu.be/q0crhx-WAuk

Click the link for around 8 minutes of action from an interview with SA State Downhill Champion Ryan Norton back in 2007, for my Foxtel series called Sidetracked.
Full clip available to view on the You Tube if you are interested.

21/01/2026

20/01/2026

Exploring the sport in '94, the Inside Line Mountain Bike Club just started. With 6 inches of travel, the equipment was definitely different. Met Westy, who said, "Hey, you look like me." That clicked and started the mountain bike community.

20/01/2026

Jamie, the current president of the Inside Line Mountain Bikers Club, shares framed memorabilia from his time working in a bike shop. He saved the black and white photos, knowing they'd one day help him remember the good old days. A nostalgic look back!

19/01/2026

More people = more laughs it seems to me, on a podcast for old people 🥳
Catching up with an old friend and his fellow band members was so much fun!
40 years on this edit will take a while, as I dig up footage from the archives.

17/01/2026

Reliving memories of building jumps in Willunga with Jarad. From creating tabletops to epic hip jumps, digging was therapy. So much fun before Jarad hurt his back. Still digging to this day!

15/01/2026

Another podcast on its way...
Who could it be?...