Show Notes
Russell talks to proud Wiradjuri man and Australian Masters boxing champion Buddy Oldman about his early days as a bouncer at the legendary Bourbon & Beefsteak Hotel in the heydays of Kings Cross, his successful foray into boxing later in life, how a broken tree branch saved his life, his advocacy for Aboriginal people as well as his incredible work to help de-stigmatize mental health and overcome trauma. Russell is the founder of The Voice of a Survivor Follow Russell on Instagram here and on TikTok here Follow Buddy on Facebook here Go to Athleticgreens.com/THESTICKUP to get one year free supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs of Athletic Greens Go to Manscaped.com.au and use the code THESTICKUP at checkout for 20% off See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
More from The Stick Up with Russell Manser
On this week's episode of The Stick Up, Russell continues his talk with Lurata Lyon. In Part 2 we hear Lurata Lyon’s journey as a political asylum seeker and how she came to be a motivational speaker and presentation coach in the UK, after escaping a human trafficking and organ harvesting gang at the age of 17.
On this week's episode of The Stick Up, Russell talks with Lurata Lyon, a motivational speaker and presentation coach. Lurata shares her remarkable story of survival, recounting her abduction by a human trafficking and organ harvesting gang at the age of 17 during the tumultuous split of former Yugoslavia. Watch this Episode on Youtube Follow The Stick Up on Instagram and TikTok Follow Russell Manser on Instagram and TikTok
This week on the podcast, Russell is joined by Andrew Papadatos, a trailblazer in sexual wellness and relationship advice. From breaking barriers to enhancing intimacy, Andrew shares his own insights and knowledge on his social platforms to educate others on the topic some might find ‘taboo’. Watch this Episode on Youtube Follow The Stick Up on Instagram and TikTok Follow Russell Manser on Instagram and TikTok
Introducing Sydney-based Comedian, Andrew Hamilton. After being incarcerated for selling drugs, Andrew discovered the healing power of laughter during his time behind bars. Harnessing this revelation, he has since channeled his innate sense of humor onto comedy stages with his acclaimed show, "Jokes About the Time I Went to Prison."
This week on the podcast, we introduce Bernie Shakeshaft, Founder of BackTrack Youth Works, a program aimed at guiding young people towards a brighter future through vocational, on-the-job training, that’s deliberately aligned with the regional job market.