On this week’s episode of the The Work Hates Podcast we are joined by Comedian, Writer…Do I really need to do this for Pete? You already know who he is. If you have watched TV, or listened to the radio, read a book or seen anything funny in Australia in the last 20 years then it is probably related to Pete Hellair. Peter is back (not that he ever left) with a brand new tax write of scheme/Podcast, “Make Me Good At Golf”. Brett and Bron have both been on the road doing gigs and filming super secret shows so their catch ups happen during the podcast! Hopefully we can get them both in the same room again for some more Pods before Brett runs away to join The Nitro Circus like he has always dreamed of.
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