Bobby and Jenni share a candid and fun conversation about her battle with anorexia starting at 8 years old that almost took her life. She shared some intimate details for the very first time about the disease, how she managed it, and where she's at now - living in joy as a podcaster and content creator trying to make the world a better place.

Bobby has the pleasure to chat with Jono Broad, a remarkable spirit about his journey from being misdiagnosed and treated for the wrong illness only to discover through some serendipity that he actually had Cystic Fibrosis, but this misdiagnosis saved his life. As a consequence, through his advocacy work and empathy, he has undoubtedly helped countless people and will continue to do so.

Bobby and Leanne have a fun and intimate conversation about Leanne's childhood of being bullied and called ugly to becoming a model, and then a lawyer all before being late diagnosed with ADHD at 25. She discusses her darkest moments and shares the motivations and secrets that got her where she is today.

Bobby chats with Kev Crane about the serendipitous moments in his tumultuous journey going from almost famous pop star to losing everything and becoming a plumber to getting a record deal and now having a Hollywood movie being made about his life.

Bobby sits down with Nas, the author of "The Unexpected Benefits of Being Run Over" to discuss her hard-to-fathom experience of getting run over by a car three times before being pinned under it, her slow recovery, and how the whole nightmare profoundly changed her and left her feeling truly Unbreakable.

Isabel shares with Bobby her stories of her turbulent childhood living with a schizophrenic mother, and losing both her husband and twin sister to suicide and how those experiences led her to become a mental health and suicide awareness advocate.

Dr. Awdish takes us on a journey from near death and losing a child to a better understanding of life, which sends her on a mission to inject kindness and compassion into the way doctors and patients interact.

Bobby and Dinesh, a quadriplegic ER doctor discuss his triumph over depression, the violent car accident that rendered him a quadriplegic halfway through medical school, the almost impossible feat of completing med school and becoming a doctor at Australia's busiest ER.