On Thursday, I buried my uncle…
and what happened that day is something I’ll never forget.

What started as a quiet, family send-off turned into something unbelievable…
70–100 bikers turned up to give him his “last ride.”

Some of them knew him.
Some of them didn’t.

But they still showed up.

They lined the streets, stopped traffic, and escorted him all the way to the crematorium.

I’ve never experienced anything like it.

In this episode, I talk about that day…
the moments that hit me the hardest…
watching my dad say goodbye to his brother…
and something I saw between two grown men that I’ll carry with me forever.

It also made me realise something about life…
about not missing moments…
and not leaving things until it’s too late.

And to every single biker who turned up that day—
this is my way of saying thank you.

If you were there, or you know someone who was… I’d love you to hear this.

What was meant to be a simple trip to the Bulgarian embassy turned into absolute carnage.

Wrong dates, broken printers, last-minute panic, getting told off like a naughty school kid… and somewhere in the middle of it all, we found out we were basically the first people to ever apply for this visa there. No pressure then.

This episode is a mix of stress, confusion, near meltdowns… and one of those moments where you sit back after it all and realise you’ve actually come a long way (even if you nearly lost your mind in the process).

If you’ve ever had one of those days where everything goes wrong… this one’s for you.

The last couple of weeks have been heavy.

We lost a family friend… then my uncle. Both to cancer.
And it’s shaken everything.

A few years ago, I would’ve dealt with this very differently—
drink, food, anger… anything to avoid actually feeling it.

This time I didn’t.

There were days I was angry.
Days I wanted to switch it all off.
Days I didn’t want to speak to anyone.

But I didn’t run.

In this episode, I talk about what it’s like when you stop numbing things…
and actually face what’s going on in your head.

Because if you don’t deal with it—
it doesn’t disappear.

You just lock it away.

And at some point… it comes back harder.

This one’s real. No filter. Just truth.