We break down why the housing crisis feels unsolvable, why taxing the rich backfires and what is really driving wealth decisions right now.

Then we lay out our 2026 predictions and why the next year could change how Australians build wealth forever.

In this full interview, Gerard Rennick explains why Australia’s political and economic system no longer serves everyday families, breaking down housing, superannuation, cost of living, and government accountability.
It’s a conversation about how power really works in Australia, why future generations are being priced out, and what’s changed beneath the surface over the past few decades.

In this exciting new format we are testing, we bring back on Rafay, for our walk and talk poddy, as we walk through Thailand and talk all things, Tiktok shop and relocating from Australia overseas. If you enjoy this new format please, let us know in the comments so we can do more videos like this in the future

Simon Kuestenmacher, Australia's most influential demographer, breaks down why our housing market is structurally designed to be expensive and why politicians are incentivised to keep it that way. We dig into the political maths, demographic shifts, and what the next 15 to 18 years actually looks like for property investors and young Australians trying to break into the market.

Australian Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg sits down for an unfiltered conversation on COVID immigration housing and the collapse of trust in government. He answers the hard questions politicians usually avoid and explains what went wrong and what needs to change if Australia is to move forward.

This episode is a real, behind-the-scenes conversation with active Australian property developers on what it actually takes to find, fund, and deliver property projects in today’s market. It covers deal acquisition, financing strategies, construction realities, and how experienced developers think about location, risk, and long-term opportunity.

In this episode, Sam Bamford from 2Worlds Collide speaks candidly about what Australia has become and why so many people feel angry, silenced, and disconnected from the country they grew up believing in. This is a raw conversation about power, fear, leadership, and what happens when ordinary people feel like the system no longer represents them.

Over the years, Adam has become known for his big smile and wearing his heart on his sleeve, but in this revealing interview, he reflects on the real cost of his obsession with business, and how 2025 was the hardest one yet for him personally.

He talks about depression finding him at 50. His failed marriages. And what it's really like when you have the things you've always dreamed of and you're faced with much larger and important questions.

At times, this episode is difficult to watch and brutally honest, but it also captures many things about Adam that even those of you who know him well, probably didn't know.