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Meet The Australian Travelling Family "5 Bogans on a Bus"

Meet The Australian Travelling Family "5 Bogans on a Bus"

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 On this episode I catch up with Reoccurring guest from episode 8 Jeremy Oxlade. This everyday Aussies opened up about his struggles with addiction this catch up was 4 years in the making. Jeremy and his family have been a busy bunch living life on the road touring around Australia with a remodeled bus. "5 Bogans on a bus" as they are known as have appeared on TV shows like "Sunrise" and have gained attention on a national scale. Doing community events for their fans, engaging local communities and much more I thought this story was an awesome one to share. Jeremy chats about how the journey got started the heart-breaking inspiration behind it and some of stories that they have experienced so far. They have an audience of over 20,000 followers and are doing great things I am glad we were able to share this story. If you'd like to follow Jeremy and the Bogans journey or interact, please find links below also, we talk about struggles with mental health I will include links to free services. Thanks, and sorry it's been a while happy listening Mitch links for mental health support : www.blackdoginstitute.org.au www.beyondblue.org.au Links to the 5 Bogans on a Bus Socials www.facebook.com/5bogansinabus Instagram: www.instagram.com/5bogansinabus – for epic travel snaps, behind-the-scenes moments, and all the random fun in between! TikTok: www.tiktok.com/5bogansinabus – for the real, raw, and ridiculous moments of life on the road! Expect laughs, fails, and maybe a few dodgy dance moves. YouTube: www.youtube.com/5bogansinabus – for our longer adventures, travel vlogs, and the stories that can’t fit in a short clip!
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