Advice for Blokes

This is the second part of Iain's interview. Iain Kelly is a motoring journalist whose career has spanned multiple publications, including Street Machine, Auto Salon, Speed magazine. The former editor of MOTOR Magazine has popped up in popular online shows like The Skid Factory and Mighty Car Mods, and is a great mate who you can always count on to lend a hand when automotive challenges are afoot. Beers and laughs were had. Find us on Facebook http://4blok.es/LAY Instagram http://4blok.es/KEF and Twitter http://4blok.es/xHB

James Whitehead is an aspirational young programmer who was worked amongst the country's very best in large TelCo's such as NBNCo and Vodafone. 6 months ago he started a downward spiral into the dark depths of depression and tells the tales of digging himself out, shedding unwanted negative energy and pounds along the way. Feel free to checkout our socials at Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @adviceforblokes on all of them.

Iain Kelly is a motoring journalist whose career has spanned multiple publications, including Street Machine, Auto Salon, Speed magazine. The former editor of MOTOR Magazine has popped up in popular online shows like The Skid Factory and Mighty Car Mods, and is a great mate who you can always count on to lend a hand when automotive challenges are afoot. Beers and laughs were had. Find us on Facebook http://4blok.es/LAY Instagram http://4blok.es/KEF and Twitter http://4blok.es/xHB

Raff put his big boy pants on and got himself onto an Android phone but is having trouble taking quality selfies... we discuss his progression from a leftist hippy douche bag to a sensible and rational adult who uses facts to make decisions instead of feelings. Josh puts himself in a sticky situation in the middle of a gay couple, links himself to two of Australia's terrorist attacks and we drink beer. We've got the Facebook => http://4blok.es/nwf , the Instagram => http://4blok.es/9Va , the Tweets => http://4blok.es/v9O , and an Oxford comma.

Ben Jackson is a trade-certified mechanic and auto-electrician, now a successful business owner. He was selected to enrol in the local high school for geniuses and chose a different trajectory to his life than the academics would have recommended. He talks us through the choices and challenges of being a bloke working alongside the mining industry, particularly during the big downturns that we've seen, as well as his recent illness being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis.

You can find his website at https://jptr.com.au

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Rhys is a motorsport photographer who has had the privilege of photographing the #VASC (Virgin Australia SuperCar Championship) competitors throughout our great brown land over the last 5-6 years. With a professionally-diagnosed suite of social anxiety disorders and a slew of international-level magazine exhibitions of his hard-earned works, he's able to jump in a $1.2m Ferrari and take us on an adrenaline-filled foray into the lives of the ultra-rich and famous.

Check out his work at https://instagram.com/rvandersyde and https://www.instagram.com/insydemedia. Josh can be found at https://instagram.com/_ellisj

If you're feeling out of control, and life is getting you down, reach out to https://lifeline.org.au or 13 11 14. Send your love to the podcast on 02 9541 8540.

Jason has weaved his way in and out of my life for 36 years. He's my non-blood cousin and a father of two from Adelaide. His childhood was, at the very minimum, interesting. Outlining the story of commuting to a neighbouring country town every day for high school, a day's long education from a member of the local constabulary including an instructional on explosives and attempts to become Australia's youngest drug cartel. Find Jason at https://instagram.com/torbro22 and Josh at https://instagram.com/_ellisj

Raff follows up from an outrageously successful first podcast experience with a deeper look into his depressive states and the treatments he undertook. In true form, he has some recent automotive exploits to divulge - the dilemma of "do I leave my details behind after hitting somebody else's car?"

Raff steps into the makeshift studio and divulges the journey of being a young bloke in Australia; the mistakes, mishaps and experiences surrounding depression, anxiety, debt, cars and a brief foray into the world of self discovery.