Jun 7, 2026 · 52 min · 10 segments
For the first time ever, we finally convinced our eldest brother, William, to step into the Bros & Cons studio after being released from prison. This wasn’t an easy conversation. We dive straight…
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Some experiences and takes can be challenging to digest.
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33-year-old is the alleged founder of the Inner West Brotherhood gang.
Many times to reflect and look back on, made me really think about where I went wrong, decisions I made leading up to my arrest.
And is accused of orchestrating the importation of 21 kilograms of methamphetamine from Mexico into Sydney on the 20th of June.
I felt it was good for me.
I felt that was God revealing to me what I couldn't see while I was outside.
Up until
that point, I was really in the trenches.
And I think I was just at my lowest point.
So getting arrested and coming in and finding out I was looking at possibly life, I think that was God pulling me out of where I was already heading.
This is what's been happening, lad.
We've perfected our craft.
We
don't want to coexist with pedophiles, even in prison.
We'd be happy to share a bunk with murderers or people that have done the most heinous things.
But as soon as we draw the line when it comes to sexually assaulting people or kids or things like that,
why is that? It's men that are not afraid to stand up for something that's right.
No, stand up for what's right.
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Blackcast, unite our voices.
Quick heads up, this podcast can sometimes get a bit rough.
On Bros and Cons, we talk about real life and we're committed to having open conversations with no filter.
Some experiences and takes can be challenging to digest.
So if you're easily rattled, you probably want to sit this one out.
Listener discretion is advised.
Support is always available.
You can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or 13 Yarn on 13 9 276 for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders.
All right, let's get it.
33-year-old is the alleged founder of the Inner West Brotherhood gang.
Many times to reflect and look back on, made me really think about where I went wrong, decisions I made leading up to my arrest.
And is accused of orchestrating the importation of 21 kilograms of methamphetamine from Mexico into Sydney on the 20th of June.
I felt it was good for me.
I felt that was God revealing to me what I couldn't see while I was outside.
Up until
that point, I was really in the trenches.
And I think I was just at my lowest point.
So getting arrested and coming in and finding out I was looking at possibly life, I think that was God pulling me out of where I was already heading.
This is what's been happening, lad.
We've perfected our craft.
We
don't want to coexist with pedophiles, even in prison.
We'd be happy to share a bunk with murderers or people that have done the most heinous things.
But as soon as we draw the line when it comes to sexually assaulting people or kids or things like that,
why is that? It's men that are not afraid to stand up for something that's right.
No, stand up for what's right.