Greg Callaghan - Built on Consistency
Enduro doesn’t reward the loudest rider, it rewards the one who can repeat speed without breaking. Greg Callaghan has one of the deepest records in modern enduro mountain bike racing, with an almost unmatched run of starts and a 100 percent finish rate, and he’s built that career by making calm d...
'Angertainers' are dividing society: Author Ed Coper explains why we fall for 'rage bait'
Social media was once harnessed by Barack Obama to spread hope. Now “angertainers” are exploiting our human instinct to seek threat to divide society and to build their own cultural, political and social capital, often based on misinformation and lies.They create content for platforms that reward...
Is 2026 the Year Enduro Will Be Reborn?
Will 2026 be the year that enduro is reborn? Big names have moved on, but there’s a new generation coming through. We’ve got Elliott Heap stepping into race coverage, new ways to follow the action, familiar venues with fresh tracks, and a season that feels different. Morgane Charre and Greg Calla...
New Names, New Winners, New Energy | EDR World Cup 2026 So Far
Enduro World Cup is back and there are new names at the sharp end of the results sheets. We’ve had breakout performances, surprise winners, and riders stepping into the spotlight who maybe weren’t on everyone’s radar a few weeks ago.
But it’s not just what’s happening on track. The coverage it...
The Best It’s Ever Been? Enduro Recap
Over the last few years, Enduro has had a lot of questions to answer. But after Val Di Fassa and La Thuile it feels like on some levels, it’s in a better place than ever before. With a stand alone two day event in Val Di Fassa, amazing stages all round, the return of La Thuile’s night stage and ...
Journalist Neil Mercer and the true stories of wrongful convictions in Australia
Nothing exposes the flaws of a justice system more than the wrongful conviction of an innocent person for murder. Adelaide man Henry Keogh languished in prison for two decades after being wrongfully convicted of his fiancée’s drowning, while Andrew Mallard – a vulnerable, troubled outsider – had ...
The Future of Enduro – What Happens Next?
Less than 48 hours before we were due to record our final Enduro World Cup roundup of the season, Warner Brothers dropped the bombshell that they would not be running a series in 2027. So in this episode with Morgane and Greg, we dig into that, as well as catching up on the last two rounds. Hear ...
Up close with the Donald Trump ‘regime’ – New York Times reporter and Australian Jonathan Swan
Australian journalist Jonathan Swan, a White House reporter for The New York Times, is perhaps best known for his hard-hitting interviews with US President Donald Trump. Most famous was his August 2020 exchange with Trump, in which Swan's real-time fact-checking (and incredulous facial expression...
Dodging the Taliban, camel spiders and becoming 'impervious to shock': Former special forces soldier Bram Connolly
Bram Connolly is the type of person you want as a neighbour if there's ever a crisis or an emergency on your street.Connolly spent 20 years in the Australian special forces navigating the world's most dangerous landscapes, from Afghanistan to Somalia, so he knows how to stay cool in the heat of b...
Plants remember and react, but do they mind being eaten? Michael Pollan on sentience in the natural world
It's not too much of an overstatement to say that for over 30 years, Michael Pollan's books have helped reshape conversations about industrial food systems, animal consciousness and our obligations to other living things.
His new book, A World Appears, is about plant sentience – an immersive exp...
