Unemployable

In this episode of The Sat Signal, we sit down with Australian millennial Malcolm Dennis, a viral TikTok live pioneer, gold enthusiast, and outspoken Bitcoin maxi, to explore how younger Australians are thinking about money, inflation, property, and financial freedom. Malcolm shares his journey from working multiple jobs to building capital and realising the system is broken. We dive into why he believes Bitcoin is the most important invention of our time, how it compares to gold, how he explains it to boomers versus Gen Z, and what gives him hope for the future. This is a raw and wide-ranging conversation about sovereignty, sound money, and waking up to the truth.

This episode of the Friday Pod breaks down how free speech is being eroded in Australia, starting with the story of a doctor who lost his medical license for posting memes that expressed conservative religious and political views. The boys from Unemployable discuss the growing percentage of Australians who now rely on government income, the risks that come with that level of dependency, and how dissenting voices are being silenced through policy, media pressure, and censorship. They also unpack how these issues reflect a deeper shift in Australian society, where speaking out can now cost you your career.

In this episode of the Unemployable Podcast, we sit down with a Queensland couple who turned a $40K deposit into a six-figure property business through smart renovation flips, strategic joint ventures, and rural subdivisions. From showering in the backyard during their first reno to building a full-time income without traditional loans or serviceability, their story is a masterclass in grit, creativity, and value creation. We dive into how they found deals, funded projects, overcame fear, and made bold decisions that most people would never consider. If you're serious about building wealth through property in Australia, this episode is a must-watch.

In this episode of SatSignal, I sit down with Michael Jordan — not the basketballer, but a former cybersecurity entrepreneur turned Bitcoin maximalist. We unpack his journey from discovering Bitcoin in 2021 to radically transforming his life, from homeschooling his kids and growing his own food to exiting the fiat health and education systems entirely. We dive deep into the meaning of self-sovereignty, the dangers of counterparty risk, the philosophy behind spending vs saving Bitcoin, and the risks of Bitcoin lending and treasury companies. This conversation goes far beyond price charts — it’s about reclaiming your freedom, your time, and your future.

In this episode of The Friday Sessions, the boys cover everything from Adam’s trip to London and landing a surprise speaking gig at Nomad Capitalist alongside Steve Wozniak, to breaking down some of the most important and under-reported news affecting Australians right now. They discuss the Reserve Bank of Australia’s quiet move to trial programmable money through central bank digital currencies, what that means for your financial freedom, and why more Aussies are considering leaving the country. The pod also dives into big AI shifts, trades versus tech jobs, and what the future looks like for our kids in an AI-driven world. There’s a candid look at wealth, policy, belief, and how ordinary people can still build extraordinary lives by finding their unique superpower, connecting deeply with others, and showing up consistently. All that and plenty of laughs along the way.

In this episode, we sit down with Mayor Tom Tate to unpack the Gold Coast’s explosive growth and what it really means for property developers. From game-changing town planning reforms to the rise of build-to-rent, prefab towers, and tiny homes, Tom shares his unfiltered take on the opportunities ahead. We dive into affordability, Airbnb policy, development feasibility, and why big players are shifting focus to the Coast. If you're in property, you need to hear this.

In this episode of The Sat Signal, Aussie Bitcoiner Zane Truscott joins Adam for a powerful and grounded conversation about why more Australians are waking up to Bitcoin. They explore the real fears and questions everyday Aussies have including how to buy it, how to secure it, and how to use it in a self managed super fund. Zane shares his personal journey from property investor to Bitcoin educator and reveals a jaw dropping comparison between his Palm Beach development site and Bitcoin. They dive into inflation, government overreach, central bank digital currencies, and why Bitcoin may be the best tool we have for financial sovereignty and long term wealth.

Australia’s economy looks strong on paper but beneath the surface everyday Aussies are being squeezed harder than ever. In this episode we break down the harsh realities most politicians and media will not touch: a housing system that is rigged, rising taxes with no return, broken public services, and a generation locked out of wealth. From false promises about fixing the housing crisis to the growing gap between working Australians and those in power, this is the raw unfiltered truth about how the system is failing and why it was never built to serve you.

In this full episode, Dr Andrew Schmulow breaks down how Australia’s financial and political systems have been quietly captured by corporate power. From the $74 billion taxpayer guarantee handed to the Big Four banks, to the influence of global consulting giants like PwC and EY, this conversation exposes how power operates in modern Australia. We cover the banking sector, political donations, regulatory failure, media silence, and the devastating impact on working Australians. If you want to understand why the system feels rigged, this is the episode you need to hear.

In this explosive episode of The SatSignal, we sit down with Daniel — a former Aussie bricklayer turned crypto millionaire, who now lives full-time in Dubai. From buying Ethereum at $50 to owning CryptoPunks and tattoo shops in Bali, Daniel’s journey is anything but ordinary. We dive deep into his early crypto wins, the harsh truth about selling too early, why Dubai is a haven for Bitcoiners, and how cancel culture pushed him away from Australia. He shares raw insights on wealth, values, family, and the high-leverage lifestyle he’s built — including staff, cars, and cost of living in Dubai.