ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A raw, unscripted panel with three HPF men from WA - Critz, Darren, and Callum - talking about what actually changes a man when life hits.
They unpack:
- what brotherhood does when you're in the dark
- why most men drift into isolation (and how to break it)
- setting standards that hold under pressure
- becoming "100 to give 100" - without guilt
- and the moment Callum realised his daughter was watching… when she put his Kozzie coin under her pillow to feel safe
No hype. Just truth, scars, and men choosing to rise.
English
United States
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