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Nitro Circus Legends Talk World Records and Travelling the World Doing Crazy Stunts
Jul 5, 2026
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Parties Over Practice: What Did It Cost His Cricket Career? | Ollie Pringle
Jul 1, 2026
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He's Announced Nearly 100 Fight Nights. The Big Stage Is Next | MC Mike
Jun 28, 2026
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What the World Taught Waikato NPC Rugby Coach Leon Holden
Jun 21, 2026
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rom the Cowshed to the Classroom | Ngaire Harris on Teaching, Character & Community
Jun 14, 2026
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| 7/5/26 | Nitro Circus Legends Talk World Records and Travelling the World Doing Crazy Stunts | Jed Mildon and Nick Franklin join us on the ShedLife NZ Podcast, and this one's an absolute ride.Jed's the Taupo BMX rider who landed the world's first ever triple backflip, then went back a few years later and pulled off the world's first quad. Nick's spent his whole career in freestyle motocross, touring the globe with Red Bull X Fighters and Nitro Circus, including jumping his dirt bike over the Trojan Horse in Turkey. Two guys who built ramps in backyards and ended up doing things nobody else on earth had done.We get into how it all started, the world tours, the injuries, the mates they've made along the way, and what it's really like living inside Nitro Circus. Good yarns, big stories, proper legends.Out now on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes and wherever you get your podcasts. Give us a follow and subscribe so you don't miss an episode.Hosted by Jason Davis with Mark Davis.#bmx #freestylemotocross #nitrocircus #waikato | — | ||||||
| 7/1/26 | Parties Over Practice: What Did It Cost His Cricket Career? | Ollie Pringle | At just 17 years old, Ollie Pringle packed his bags and headed to Bristol, England to play club cricket. What started as a sporting opportunity turned into four years of travel, lifelong friendships and lessons that shaped who he is today.Now a Business Development Manager at Tutill Carriers, Ollie joins Jason Davis in the shed for an honest conversation about travelling young, building meaningful relationships and life in the transport industry. They also chat about all things New Zealand, creating content on LinkedIn, viral moments online and why the people you surround yourself with matter.From sleeping in cricket changing rooms to save money in England, to working in trucking back home and embracing new technology, Ollie shares plenty of stories, laughs and practical advice for Kiwis looking to make the most of every opportunity.Follow ShedlifeNZ for more authentic Kiwi stories, business conversations and inspiring guests from across New Zealand. | — | ||||||
| 6/28/26 | He's Announced Nearly 100 Fight Nights. The Big Stage Is Next | MC Mike | New Zealand ring announcer MC Mike sits down with Jason Davis on the ShedlifeNZ Podcast to talk about the journey from combat sports fan to one of the busiest MCs on the NZ fight scene.MC Mike wasn't always behind the mic. He grew up loving fighting, training in combat sports, and living the lifestyle from the inside. But somewhere along the way he realised his voice and his passion for the game could take him somewhere and he backed himself.Since 2023 he has announced nearly 100 fight nights across New Zealand, working his way up through King of the Ring and events all over the country, getting up close to some of the biggest names in the NZ fight game including Israel Adesanya, Carlos Ulberg, Lani Daniels, Titus Proctor and Francis Waitai.In this episode MC Mike and Jason talk through what it actually takes to build yourself in combat sports, the energy inside a fight arena, where the NZ fight scene is heading, and why MC Mike believes the biggest nights are still in front of him.He has put in the reps. He knows the fighters. And the big stage is next. | — | ||||||
| 6/21/26 | What the World Taught Waikato NPC Rugby Coach Leon Holden | Leon Holden joins the Shed Life Podcast for a proper rugby yarn about the journey from Hauraki North to coaching Waikato in the NPC.In this episode, Leon talks through his early days in club rugby, the people who shaped him, coaching in New Zealand, Japan and England, his time with London Wasps, the pressure of professional rugby, and why grassroots clubs still matter so much to the future of the game.Karl Johnston, Jason and Leon also dig into Waikato rugby, the importance of community, what makes good players and good coaches, and why rugby is about far more than just the 80 minutes on the field. | — | ||||||
| 6/14/26 | rom the Cowshed to the Classroom | Ngaire Harris on Teaching, Character & Community | In this special Shed Life episode, Jason sits down inside Kaihere School with Ngaire Harris, a local education legend whose story began on a dairy farm and led to a lifetime of teaching, leadership, and service.From helping her younger brother with maths to ending up with around 100 kids at her house each week, Nairi’s path into teaching was anything but ordinary. What followed was more than 30 years in education, a deep commitment to young people, and a powerful belief in character, boundaries, hard work, and community.This conversation explores what it means to raise secure kids, build strong foundations, do the right thing even when it’s hard, and create schools where every child has the chance to become their best self.A brilliant conversation about education, parenting, resilience, community, and the power of good people working hard. | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | The Secret Behind NZ’s Best Speakers | Shaun O’Neill | In this episode of ShedLife, Jason and KJ sit down with Shaun O'Neill, founder of Essential Talent, one of New Zealand’s leading keynote speaker agencies.Sean shares his journey from growing up in Timaru, sneaking away to listen to talkback radio in a tin shed, starting out in radio as a copywriter, and eventually building a business that works with some of New Zealand’s biggest names in sport, leadership, media, and entertainment.This conversation covers radio, business, reputation, manners, taking risks, backing yourself, and why doing things properly still matters. Sean also shares lessons from his late father, the importance of trust in business, and what it takes to go all in when there is no plan B.Music Credit:Exciting Trailer by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100494Artist: http://incompetech.com/ | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | First Female CEO of Waikato Rugby | Dr Amy Marfell on Leadership, Rugby & Sideline Behaviour | In this episode of ShedLife, Jason sits down with Dr Amy Marfell, CEO of Waikato Rugby, to talk about leadership, women in sport, junior rugby, sideline behaviour, and the future of the game in the Waikato.Amy shares her journey from academia and Sport Waikato into becoming the first female CEO of Waikato Rugby, and what it means to lead an organisation that stretches from junior rugby and community clubs right through to NPC and FPC pathways.They discuss the growth of women’s rugby, the success of Waikato’s FPC team, the importance of creating safe and inclusive sporting environments, and why the jersey means so much to the players who wear it.Amy also speaks strongly about sideline behaviour in junior sport, why abuse of referees, coaches and young players needs to stop, and how parents, coaches and supporters can help create better experiences for kids.This is a powerful conversation about rugby, leadership, community, resilience, and the role sport plays in shaping people.Follow Waikato Rugby:Website: mooloo.co.nzFollow Shed Life for more conversations with good people working hard. | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | Sheila Yama: From Papua New Guinea to World Title Contender | In this episode of Shed Life, Jason sits down with Sheila Yama, the Papua New Guinea-born, Hamilton-based unbeaten boxer who is quickly rising through the professional ranks.Sheila shares her journey from growing up in a village in Papua New Guinea, training as a nurse, moving through the Cook Islands and New Zealand, and eventually finding her way into boxing. Now 7-0 as a professional and fresh off winning the IBF International Super Lightweight Title, Sheila talks about discipline, pressure, post-fight blues, life as a fighter, and what it takes to keep showing up when motivation disappears. | — | ||||||
| 5/24/26 | Who Is Billy Brown? & Why is he stirring up NZ Politics? | Billy Brown does not hold back.In this episode, Jason sits down with Billy for one of the most direct conversations we’ve had on ShedLifeNZ.They get into the New Zealand political landscape, Māori leadership, the elite of NZ, culture, identity, cost of living, and how they believe this country could do better.It is an honest chat that a lot of Kiwis will relate to.Some parts are uncomfortable, some parts are challenging, but that is exactly why conversations like this matter.Agree or disagree, Billy brings a perspective that will get people talking#newzealand #nz #aotearoa #maori #nzpolitics #politics #newzealandpolitics #costofliving #kiwi #culture #identity #business #economy #nzeconomy #leadership #podcast #podcasts #longformpodcast #youtube #spotify | — | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | How To Get a Job In The AI World - Brigitta Warren from RecruitNet | In this episode of Shedlife NZ, we sit down with Brigitta Warren from RecruitNet to discuss the rapidly changing landscape of the job market. With AI changing how companies hire and how candidates search, navigating your career path requires a new set of rules.Brigitta shares her professional insights on what recruiters are actually looking for today, the common mistakes that get applications rejected instantly, and how you can leverage your unique skills to stand out in a digital-first world. Whether you are looking for a career change or trying to land your first role, this conversation is packed with practical advice to help you get noticed. | — | ||||||
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| 5/13/26 | KJ Shares His Greatest Moments at Seddon Park | KJ joins the podcast to share some of his most unforgettable moments from Seddon Park Cricket Stadium, including one of the most memorable matches ever played there.From New Zealand’s massive chase against Australia, Matthew Hayden’s incredible 185 not out, Brendan McCullum’s last-over heroics, and behind-the-scenes celebrations, KJ gives us a rare look at the stories most cricket fans never get to hear.He also talks about big mismatches, Trent Boult tearing through India, and how the rise of T20 cricket has changed the way the game is played.If you love New Zealand cricket, Seddon Park, or behind-the-scenes sporting stories, this episode is packed with gold. | — | ||||||
| 5/3/26 | His Mum Survived Hiroshima, But The Effects Still Live On Today - ShedLifeNZ Ep 22 | In this episode of ShedLifeNZ, we sit down with Hiroshi to hear a deeply personal story shaped by one of history’s most devastating events.Hiroshi’s mother survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, but the impact did not end there. We explore how that experience has carried through generations, shaping identity, perspective, and the way he sees the world today.Jason also reflects on his time in Japan, the cultural differences he experienced, and the realisation that despite those differences, people are more alike than we think.This conversation is about more than history. It is about resilience, perspective, and what peace really means in today’s world. | — | ||||||
| 4/23/26 | From Builder to Business Owner - The Story of Reon Patterson | ShedLifeNZ Episode 21 | What does it take to go from being a builder on the tools… to building and leading a nationwide construction business?In this episode of ShedlifeNZ, Jason Davis sits down with Reon Paterson — Master Franchisee of Smith & Sons New Zealand, who has spent over 30 years in the building industry, starting as an apprentice and working his way into leadership across a national network of builders.Reon shares his journey from hands-on builder to helping oversee and support 20+ Smith & Sons franchise owners across New Zealand, and what it really takes to transition from tradesman to business owner. | — | ||||||
| 4/10/26 | Inside NZ Construction: Talking Concrete with Ken Pumipi | ShedLifeNZ Episode 20 | Concrete looks simple… until you’re the one doing it.Early starts. Tight deadlines. No room for error.Ken Pumpi from Prestige Concreting sits down with Jason to talk about what it’s really like working in the NZ construction game — the pressure behind the scenes, the standards you have to meet, and what it takes to build a name in the industry.From getting started to running jobs, this is a real look into concrete and the people behind it.If you’ve ever been on the tools, you’ll know exactly what he’s talking about.What’s the hardest job you’ve done on site?#constructionnz #concrete #tradie #shedlifenz #nzbusiness #buildingnz #podcastnz | — | ||||||
| 4/2/26 | Change Your Mindset & Habits: High Performance Coach Explains | ShedLifeNZ Episode 19 | Everyone talks about high performance — but how many people understand what it actually takes to build it?In this episode, we sit down with Andrew from Roar Coaching, a high performance mindset coach who takes us back to where it all began — starting out as a banker before completely shifting direction into coaching.Andrew shares how he made that transition, what drives him, and the lessons he’s learned working with high-level individuals including CEOs and even the Tongan netball team.We dive into mindset, habits, discipline, and what separates average from elite — not just in business, but in life.It’s an honest conversation about growth, pressure, and unlocking your potential.This is one worth listening to. | — | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | Beach Hop Founder Noddy Watts Talks Classic Cars, Route 66 Tours & NZ Car Culture | Everyone knows Beach Hop, but not everyone knows the man who founded it.In this episode, we sit down with Noddy Watts, founder of Beach Hop, to unpack the story behind New Zealand's biggest classic car event. From his early days at the NZ Post Office to building Hot Rods and running tours Route 66, Noddy has lived a life connected to the classic car culture and community.We dive into how Beach Hop started, how the New Zealand car scene has evolved, and what it takes to build an event that draws thousands every year. Noddy also shares stories from his time leading tours across America and working alongside some of the biggest names in the global car scene.That journey has led to moments like Barry Meguiar calling New Zealand the “Car Capital of the World” — a testament to what’s been built here.Listen to ShedlifeNZ for stories of good kiwis working hard. | — | ||||||
| 3/22/26 | Playing gigs with The Politicians, Conspiracies and more with Paul Alderton - Shedlife Ep18 | In this episode, we sit down with master shed builder Paul Alderton to talk through his journey.From playing on cruise ships in the 90s with the band The Politicians, to farming in Australia and eventually building sheds in New Zealand, Paul’s had a diverse and eventful path.He takes us back to where it all started—how he learned his trade, where his passion for drumming came from, and the experiences that shaped his career along the way. We also touch on his decision to join the Freedom March during the COVID-19 lockdowns.Along the way, we share a few laughs and dive into some conspiracy theories we find interesting (all in good fun—we’re not endorsing any of them).ShedlifeNZ tells stories of good people working hard. New episodes every week at 4pm Thursday. | — | ||||||
| 3/11/26 | From Iranian Refugee to Successful NZ Business Owner | Ramin Tavakoli’s Incredible Story | Ramin shares an incredible life story that spans revolutions, war, immigration, and building success from the ground up.Born in Iran shortly before the Islamic Revolution, Ramin grew up during a time of political upheaval, war with Iraq, and strict government control. He describes what life was like during those years, including the cultural changes, protests, and challenges faced by everyday people in Iran. | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | The Mens Mental Health Issue in NZ and How we need to deal with it - ShedlifeNZ Ep 16 | Why do men live four years less than women on average?In this episode of Shedlife we talk to mental health charity founder Craig Bulloch about mens mental health in New Zealand. His story and how it led to him starting this movement, how he got the black dog off his back and more...There's also plenty of fun chat about Craig playing international sports and competing in IronMan Challenges.So listen in for some good kiwi chats in the shed. ShedlifeNZ tells stories of good people working hard. New episodes every week at 4pm Thursday Follow @ShedlifeNZ for new clips every day and more interesting talks. | — | ||||||
| 3/1/26 | Daniel Hopper - A Rock Concert Thesis to Creating Waikato's LinkedIn Local | ShedlifeNZ - Ep 14 | From writing a masters thesis on the rock concert experience to founding the Waikato's most popular business networking event.Daniel Hopper talks us through his journey and how he got to where he is today, how his love for music and community has shaped the way he approaches business and lessons it's taught him along the way. | — | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | From Healthcare to Business Consultant, Rob Shares How to Improve your SMB - ShedlifeNZ Ep 15 | How can you boost profit and reduce expenses in your business? Rob Bull talks to Jason about how to increase efficiency in the workplace, reduce waste and make the company happier all with simple tips and tricks that any business owner or employee can implement to help them with their business or in life in general. We bring it back to the start and bring it to present day so you get to know the backstory and why you should trust Rob and listen to his advice. ShedlifeNZ tells stories of good people working hard Follow @ShedlifeNZ for new clips every day and more interesting talks. Comment what your favourite story of the podcast was and who we should have on next. | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | Cairo George on Life in Boxing: 1 Min Scraps Judge, ProBoxer, Coach and Gym Owner | ShedLifeNZ Ep 13 | What's it like inside the boxing game in New Zealand? From a life changing motorcycle crash, to fighting on the world stage, to coaching the next generation.Cairo George talks to us about overcoming challenges through life, building his way up from a local boxer to the world stage. Carrying the name of where he's from as the power behind his punches.We get into Cairo helping guide the next generation of boxers forward to those same world title aspirations and all the places it's taken him. As well as becoming the judge for the famous 1 minute scraps fight event and giving us a look into the behind the scenes.Cairo George takes us through it all the good, the bad and all the lessons learnt along the way. ShedlifeNZ tells stories of good people working hard.New episodes every week at 4pm Thursday. | — | ||||||
| 1/29/26 | Liquor Store Owner by day - Ultra Marathon runner by night | ShedlifeNZ - Ep 12 | What it's really like to be in the liquor game in NZ? Its not just expensive whiskey tastings theres ram raids, retail crime, and politics. Ash Parmar lets us in on what has been the reality of running multiple liquor stores on the ground and online. What's changing and how you keep ahead with ever changing pressures. Then we flip it. Ash isn't just a businessman, he's lost 17kg in the past year and has a 102km race in less than 3 weeks. We get into training, discipline, routines, temptation, and how to keep big goals going with the rest of life still happening. Ash also takes us back to the beginning, growing up in India and New Zealand, sharing the good times and some of the bad times and how it has shaped him into the man he is today. New episodes every week at 4pm Thursday. Follow @ShedlifeNZ for new clips every day and more interesting guests. Comment what your favourite story of the podcast was and who we should have on next.#Whiskey #Vodka #Gin #running #tasting #act #politics #nz #superliqour #eightPM | — | ||||||
| 1/22/26 | BMX, World Records, Bank Robberies, Beekeeping, Watchmaking, Roofing & Dogs with Mark Davis – ShedlifeNZ Ep 11 | Today Mark and Jason take you for a ride through crazy stories of Bank robberies, World Records, BMX riding, Beekeeping Crazy and so much more. In this episode you will hear about defying highs and lows of learning different trades, learning the hard lessons and moments that have shaped Mark into who he is today. The topics covered are vast with many of the Jobs he has done and the interesting people he has met along the way. Watch the full episode on YouTube and listen on Spotify, Apple podcasts, IHeart radio and YouTube music. Follow @ShedlifeNZ for more clips, interesting guests and new episodes every week. Leave a comment on your favourite story or who you want to see on the podcast next. #BMX #Bees #podcast #Worldrecord #tradie #Waikatosheds #Nobullsheds #NZ #Kiwi | — | ||||||
| 1/15/26 | TV Star and Tiktoker 'Lil Henry' talks about the behind the scenes of his life - Shedlifenz Ep10 | From TVNZ stardom and hanging out with UFC fighters Lil Henry has done a lot. Today he joins us for a chat and its a good one. Henry Stilwell (Lil henry) and Jason take it all the way back today talking about childhood up until present day. We get to hear about Lil henrys rise to TikTok Stardom (50k+ Followers) being on reality tv, competing at Special Olympics hanging out with UFC fighters and more. Find the full episode here and wherever you find your podcasts. Follow @shedlifenz for more content from other interesting guests. #ufc #podcast #kiwi #newzealand #specialolympics #franciswaitai #1minscraps | — | ||||||
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