GQ Australia’s Mike Christensen has an honest and raw conversation on family and fatherhood with one of Australia’s leading interior designers, Darren Palmer.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

GQ Australia’s Mike Christensen has an honest and raw conversation on family and fatherhood with one of Australia’s leading interior designers, Darren Palmer.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

What does it mean to be a man in 2019? The Men Who Raised Us podcast speaks to inspirational men from all walks of life on how their journey through adolescence shaped who they are today. This podcast is presented in partnership with The Fathering Project. New episodes are released every Monday and Thursday - listen and subscribe to hear more.

What does it mean to be a man in 2019? The Men Who Raised Us podcast speaks to inspirational men from all walks of life on how their journey through adolescence shaped who they are today. This podcast is presented in partnership with The Fathering Proj...

The Men Who Raised Us

The Men Who Raised Us podcast speaks to inspirational men from all walks of life on how their journey through adolescence shaped who they are today.

GQ Australia’s Mike Christensen has an honest and raw conversation on family and fatherhood with one of Australia’s leading interior designers, Darren Palmer.This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering...

Episode 2: Darren Palmer

Hau Latukefu is one of the pioneers of Australian hip hop. One half of the iconic rap group Koolism, he went on to have tremendous success as a solo artist as well as becoming the longest-serving host of triple j's hip hop show - a role he's still in today. Now working with emerging artists through his imprint of Sony Music, Forever Ever Records, Hau has remained a central part of Australia's music scene for the best part of two decades. GQ's Christopher Riley sits down with Hau to discuss everything from his upbringing in Queanbeyan to climate change, Tekashi 6ix9ine and his work with up and coming Western Sydney group OneFour.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

Hau Latukefu is one of the pioneers of Australian hip hop. One half of the iconic rap group Koolism, he went on to have tremendous success as a solo artist as well as becoming the longest-serving host of triple j's hip hop show - a role he's still in today. Now working with emerging artists through his imprint of Sony Music, Forever Ever Records, Hau has remained a central part of Australia's music scene for the best part of two decades. GQ's Christopher Riley sits down with Hau to discuss everything from his upbringing in Queanbeyan to climate change, Tekashi 6ix9ine and his work with up and coming Western Sydney group OneFour.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

Hau Latukefu is one of the pioneers of Australian hip hop. One half of the iconic rap group Koolism, he went on to have tremendous success as a solo artist as well as becoming the longest-serving host of triple j's hip hop show - a role he's ...

Episode 8: Hau Latukefu

Over the past 10 years Nazeem Hussain has established himself as one of the most important voices in Australian comedy. The stand up comic and star of Legally Brown sits down with GQ editor Mike Christensen to discuss his upbringing in Victoria and how growing up without a father figure influenced his approach to parenting. As always, Hussain offers an insight into Australia's cultural identity with a playful wit and an unflinching honesty.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

Over the past 10 years Nazeem Hussain has established himself as one of the most important voices in Australian comedy. The stand up comic and star of Legally Brown sits down with GQ editor Mike Christensen to discuss his upbringing in Victoria and how growing up without a father figure influenced his approach to parenting. As always, Hussain offers an insight into Australia's cultural identity with a playful wit and an unflinching honesty.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

Over the past 10 years Nazeem Hussain has established himself as one of the most important voices in Australian comedy. The stand up comic and star of Legally Brown sits down with GQ editor Mike Christensen to discuss his upbringing in Victoria and how...

Episode 7: Nazeem Hussain

With the news David Pocock will retire after the imminent World Cup, the Australian Rugby giant and climate change activist gives his first in-depth interview to GQ Australia. From the Wallabies camp in Japan, Pocock speaks to editor Mike Christensen, looking back on a career that's defined as much by courage on the field as off it.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

With the news David Pocock will retire after the imminent World Cup, the Australian Rugby giant and climate change activist gives his first in-depth interview to GQ Australia. From the Wallabies camp in Japan, Pocock speaks to editor Mike Christensen, looking back on a career that's defined as much by courage on the field as off it.

This episode was brought to you by The Fathering Project, Australia’s leading fathering not-for-profit, inspiring and supporting fathers to be the best they can be. 
 

With the news David Pocock will retire after the imminent World Cup, the Australian Rugby giant and climate change activist gives his first in-depth interview to GQ Australia. From the Wallabies camp in Japan, Pocock speaks to editor Mike Christensen...

Episode 2: Darren Palmer

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