This week, hosts Ang and Beck welcome Justin Lippiatt, who shares his compelling life journey from his upbringing in South Africa within the gang scenes, to battling addiction leading to divorce and eventually relocating to Australia for his family.

Justin recounts the impact of crime on his decision to move, his struggles with addiction, and his path to recovery through faith. The conversation emphasises the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, the power of forgiveness, and kindness.

Justin's story is a testament to the power of hope, courage, and supporting others, offering listeners profound insights into overcoming personal challenges and building meaningful connections.

TRIGGER WARNING: In this episode we talk about mental health and suicidal thoughts which we know can be distressing and may be a trigger for some. If this is you then please consider your health before listening. if you need resources or support go to beyondblue.org.au or for free 24 hour counselling in Australia the number for lifeline is 13 11 14 please look after yourself.

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In this episode, hosts Ang and Beck chat with Darren Belling, who shares his survival story after a devastating car accident at 18 left him in a wheelchair.

Darren recounts the harrowing details of the accident, his remarkable recovery, and his dedication to road safety awareness. Ang & Beck reflect with personal reflections on driving experiences with themselves and their children.

Darren's advocacy work, especially his efforts in educating young drivers through high school programs, underscores the importance of road safety. This episode is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the critical need for road safety education.

TRIGGER WARNING: In this episode we talk about mental health and suicidal thoughts which we know can be distressing and may be a trigger for some. If this is you then please consider your health before listening. if you need resources or support go to beyondblue.org.au or for free 24 hour counselling in Australia the number for lifeline is 13 11 14 please look after yourself.

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This week, we meet Justin Geange, former mascot 'Buck' for the Brisbane Broncos, former "Australia's Got Talent" contestant, plumber, and family man. Justin shares his inspiring journey, touching on his struggles with mental health, family life, and a transformative trek on the Kokoda Trail.

The conversation delves into the importance of resilience, the power of support systems, and finding purpose through adversity. Justin's candid reflections and the Beck & Ang's thoughtful questions create a heartfelt dialogue that encourages listeners to embrace vulnerability and seek connection.

This episode is a testament to the strength found in community and the healing power of sharing personal stories - and finding connection and creativity.

TRIGGER WARNING: In this episode we talk about mental health and suicidal thoughts which we know can be distressing and may be a trigger for some. If this is you then please consider your health before listening. if you need resources or support go to beyondblue.org.au or for free 24 hour counselling in Australia the number for lifeline is 13 11 14 please look after yourself.

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