What does it truly mean to be an NZ bogan? Strap in and turn up the volume as we break down the wild world of NZ bogan identity—one mullet, metal song, and pub yarn at a time. Matt Crawford joins us to bust the myths and reveal how bogan identity is much more than a punchline; it’s family, pride, and pure originality.
If you’ve ever been labeled an NZ bogan, you’ll laugh along as we unpack the highs, lows, and heavy riffs of bogan identity. We explore why being proud of your NZ bogan roots is less about the Holden you drive and more about finding your crew and loving who you are. In every joke and every stereotype, there’s a story about bogan identity needing to be told.
So whether you’re a lifelong NZ bogan or just curious about bogan identity in Aotearoa, this episode will have you grinning, thinking, and maybe even reconsidering your next flannel shirt purchase. Hit play and join the celebration of NZ bogan identity—where the only thing louder than the music is the pride.
Meet Richard — a metal-loving, tattoo-rockin’, battle-vest-wearing mental health worker in New Zealand who's flipping the script on what therapy looks like. Spoiler alert: it involves pirate metal, brutal honesty, and some classic bogan humour.
This isn’t your typical wellness chat. This is New Zealand bogan mental health support cranked up to 11 — loud music, louder emotions, and surprisingly soft hearts under all the black t-shirts.
We go deep into the world of New Zealand bogan mental health support, where screaming into a mic sometimes works better than screaming into a pillow. Richard proves that New Zealand bogan mental health support isn’t just legit—it’s powerful, funny, and real. Especially when your therapist also listens to Pantera.
Being a heavy metal therapist in New Zealand isn’t about thrashing 24/7 (okay, maybe sometimes). It’s about connection, self-expression, and survival. Richard shows how a heavy metal therapist in New Zealand can break stigma using nothing but empathy, eye contact, and a killer riff. Because let’s be honest—the world needs more of the heavy metal therapist in New Zealand type.
Whether you're curious about the bogan identity and mental health conversation, or you’re just in it for the gig yarns and awkward stage dives, this chat hits deeper than you’d expect. Because behind every bogan identity and mental health conversation is someone just trying to make it through the chaos—and help others do the same.
Oh, and did we mention this frontline mental health worker in NZ once jumped on stage mid-show? Uninvited. Absolute bogan legend. But that’s the thing—being a frontline mental health worker in NZ isn’t always about filling out forms and nodding quietly. Sometimes, it’s about pirate metal lyrics and emotional mic drops. And yes, that’s what a frontline mental health worker in NZ looks like when they’re being real.
If you’ve ever screamed into a pillow or screamed along to Slayer, you’ll get it.
This is heavy metal and emotional healing—and it’s raw, funny, and shockingly relatable.
Because heavy metal and emotional healing aren't opposites. They go together.
Heavy metal and emotional healing is how a bogan survives.
🎧 Watch this if you...
• Ever felt like an outsider
• Want to know how metal helps mental health
• Think a bogan therapist might actually get you
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What’s a Bogan? Meet Hamish Blood – ADHD, Metal, Beers & Axe Throwing! 🤘🍻🪓
Ever met a bogan who brews craft beer, throws axes for a living, and leaves spoons on the couch as brain reminders? 😅 Well, now you have.
In this episode, we hang out with the one and only Hamish Blood – a true New Zealand bogan with a wild story full of laughs, metal music, double browns, and deep moments. He's got ADHD, a big heart, and zero time for fake vibes. 💚
🎸 From goth to bogan
🍺 From Panhead beers to podcasting
🧠 From ADHD chaos to creative genius
🪓 From work boots to axe throwing
💥 This guy is a full-on BOGAN LEGEND.
👉 Want to know how a shoey on national TV became his claim to fame?
👉 Or how he manages ADHD without meds?
👉 Or what the heck Dough Bro Mondays are?
🎥 WATCH THE FULL STORY NOW – Hit play and prepare to laugh, learn, and maybe rethink what you thought a bogan really is.
📍 Proudly set in Aotearoa, with steel-cap boots and a whole lotta heart.
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Is "bogan" bad? 🤔 Discover how tattoo artist Julian defies labels & inspires self-acceptance! What can you learn from her story?
Dive into Julian's world! We explore:
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🎸 They called him a bogan... but he just called it Tuesday.Meet Sam Sheppard—metal drummer, band guy, and proud bogan (sort of). In this episode, we chat about how growing up with loud music, long hair, and a love for Metallica doesn’t make you weird—it just makes you awesome.💀 From jamming with his brother in Auckland to moving across the world with zero gigs and 100% guts, Sam shares his wild ride through the heavy metal music scene in New Zealand (with some spicy Berlin adventures too).
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Have you ever wondered what a bogan really is? In this video, we talk with Dave Snell, an expert on bogan culture in New Zealand! Discover the real life of bogans, what they love about heavy metal music, and how they are more than just a stereotype. Find out why bogans are proud, what their favorite music is, and how they help their community. If you want to learn about the connection between bogans and heavy metal, and understand what it’s like to be a real bogan in New Zealand, you’re in the right place! We will talk about why people sometimes judge bogans, some common myths about heavy metal music, and how being different can be awesome.Whether you love music, are interested in different cultures, or just want to learn fun facts about bogans and heavy metal, this video is perfect for you!You can watch the full episode here @KulturaIncident https://youtu.be/5kRqbk02X3c?si=rLh6sXpL8McZL_Ex
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In this episode, we embark on an exciting journey into the nostalgic world of arcades—those magical places filled with vibrant lights, captivating sounds, and an array of video games.
We'll explore the evolution of arcades from their origins as covered passageways with arches, home to classic games like Pac Man and Space Invaders, to the bustling social hubs of today.
Discover how these spaces not only offer thrilling gameplay experiences but also foster connections, challenge friendships, and transform gaming skills into coveted treasures.
Join us as we celebrate the unique charm of arcades and relive the joy of gaming together. Let's dive into the arcade adventure!
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In this episode of Hades X Chronicles, join me as I delve into one of the most challenging periods of my life.
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