BROS AND CONS

Welcome back to Bros & Cons Podcast 🎙️
In this episode, we dive deep into the life and legacy of the King of Pop Michael Jackson.
From the key moments that shaped his career to lesser-known facts you probably never knew, we break down the highs, the controversies, and the unforgettable impact he left on music and pop culture forever.
We also give our honest review of the brand-new Michael Jackson movie and share our thoughts on how well it captures the man behind the legend.
On top of that, this episode marks a huge milestone for Bros & Cons our very first time recording inside the iHeartRadio studio, which will now be the new home of the podcast moving forward 🙌
A fun, insightful yarn with plenty of laughs, real opinions, and stories you won’t want to miss.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This episode discusses gang involvement, violence, and life experiences that may be confronting for some viewers. The purpose of this conversation is educational, inspirational, and focused on positive transformation. We do not promote or glorify gang activity in any form.

“I shouldn’t be alive.”
This week on Bros and Cons, we sit down with Kinahoi — a man whose life was shaped by violence from the start. Growing up in the housing blocks of Campbelltown, surrounded by chaos, fighting wasn’t a choice… it was survival.
He opens up about getting pulled into gang culture, being on the run, and going in and out of prison. From drug addiction to losing custody of his son, this is the reality most people never see — no filters, no glorification.
But this story doesn’t end there.
After the devastating loss of his sister to suicide, everything changed.
Kinahoi speaks on hitting rock bottom, getting clean, rebuilding his life, regaining custody of his son, and transforming physically and mentally. Today, he’s using his past to fuel his purpose — fighting in the ring and running programs to guide the next generation away from the same path.
This is raw. This is real. This is what it actually costs.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This episode discusses gang involvement, violence, and life experiences that may be confronting for some viewers. The purpose of this conversation is educational, inspirational, and focused on positive transformation. We do not promote or glorify gang activity in any form.
Bros and Cons shares real stories and lived experiences that may be challenging. If this episode raises concerns for you or someone you know, support is available. In Australia, you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, or 13YARN on 13 92 76, a dedicated support service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
From the Streets to Faith A Powerful Redemption Story
In this episode, we sit down with a former Tongan Cripz member from New Zealand part of a youth gang that has been growing and operating since the early 2000s. Known in the streets and surrounded by a life many thought he’d never escape, his journey takes an unexpected and powerful turn.
We dive deep into his past, the realities of gang life, and the moment everything changed. From the pressures of the streets to discovering faith in Jesus, he shares how he found a new purpose and why he has never looked back.
Now, with a heart for the next generation, he delivers a strong and honest message for youth navigating similar paths. This is a story about redemption, faith, resilience, and hope.
If you're searching for inspiration or want to hear a real story of transformation, this episode is for you. 🎧 Watch now and hear the message that could change lives.
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In this episode of Bros and Cons Podcast, we sit down with Sydney rap pioneer Pistol Pete, also known as Concrete Pete, for an honest conversation about his journey from the Australian rap scene into the construction business.
Pete talks about the early days of Sydney rap, the reality of the music industry, and why he chose to step away from rap to focus on building a successful business.
From rap to real money, this is a powerful conversation about growth, fatherhood, business, and staying true to yourself.
In this episode we discuss:
. The early Sydney rap scene
. Pistol Pete's music journey
. Why he stepped away from rap
. Building a construction business
. Life lessons and personal growth
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Malik and Rongotti speaking from the heart about what it really means to be Polynesian in Australia.
From growing up in Western Sydney to balancing island culture with Aussie life we break down identity, family pressure, stereotypes, faith, loyalty, struggle and pride.
This isn't just a conversation.
It's perspective from two islander men navigating life between two worlds.
If you're Polynesian in Australia, you'll relate.
If you're not, this is something you need to hear.
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What's your experience as a Polynesian living overseas?
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Bros and Cons shares real stories and lived experiences that may be challenging. If this episode raises concerns for you or someone you know, support is available. In Australia, you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, or 13YARN on 13 92 76, a dedicated support service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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