Sep 20, 2026 · 1 hr 10 min · 16 segments
In this episode, Tony is joined by Liam and Dan from Aussie Arvos. Aussie Arvos is a popular 4WD and Camping YouTube channel based in Victoria, Australia. The boys describe their channel as…
Yeah, yeah.
No, just my soul.
Yeah.
Has that been, I guess, a learning curve or a challenge for you boys? Like maintaining the passion for it and having fun whilst it's now your full-time job? Well, the
reality is, and this is with anything, is that when, you know, the more popular something gets or the bigger it expands, the more... jobs there is to be done to you know just run the operation so like inevitably me and pat we didn't foresee having to become admins of a business but now that is part of the job is responding to emails and you know like doing that sort of whole admin side of a job which like you could argue is that that's a job in itself absolutely like um so yeah it definitely has and then yeah as you mentioned that's the sort of thing where like you gotta it takes time away from the stuff that you actually want to be doing, which is the working on the cars and the film and the Aussie Arvos, you know, like, so it is, I don't know, I guess it's a balance, but that's the reality of just, you know, obviously you can't expect for it to be a full-time job if you're not managing that sort of stuff.
Like that's why it's
possible.
Yeah.
But,
yeah, it definitely is something that we've had to adjust to.
And I think the balance thing, like, especially with four-wheel drive trips and camping and that sort of thing, like, you have to...
Like, we'll still do heaps of camping, like, not anything particularly amazing, four-wheel driving, but we still do a bit that never makes it to camera, never makes it online, because you still, like, we actually want to enjoy doing that.
And it's not that we don't enjoy doing it...
But it's different.
...when we're filming, but it is different.
Like, you have to actively...
Well, you can't relax, right? Yeah, you've got to be switched on.
Yeah, you've got to think about, like,
hey, have we got a shot of that? Have we got a shot of this? Not just, like, go sit in a river because it's hot.
Yeah, exactly.
Which is awesome.
So you still do that?
Yeah.
Yeah, I would say we definitely still do.
Like, I think it's every now and again you need to get on just, like, a weekend where it's like, I just want to go and just not have to, yeah, think about how this trip is going to become a video.
Yeah, yeah.
No, just my soul.
Yeah.
Has that been, I guess, a learning curve or a challenge for you boys? Like maintaining the passion for it and having fun whilst it's now your full-time job? Well, the
reality is, and this is with anything, is that when, you know, the more popular something gets or the bigger it expands, the more... jobs there is to be done to you know just run the operation so like inevitably me and pat we didn't foresee having to become admins of a business but now that is part of the job is responding to emails and you know like doing that sort of whole admin side of a job which like you could argue is that that's a job in itself absolutely like um so yeah it definitely has and then yeah as you mentioned that's the sort of thing where like you gotta it takes time away from the stuff that you actually want to be doing, which is the working on the cars and the film and the Aussie Arvos, you know, like, so it is, I don't know, I guess it's a balance, but that's the reality of just, you know, obviously you can't expect for it to be a full-time job if you're not managing that sort of stuff.
Like that's why it's
possible.
Yeah.
But,
yeah, it definitely is something that we've had to adjust to.
And I think the balance thing, like, especially with four-wheel drive trips and camping and that sort of thing, like, you have to...
Like, we'll still do heaps of camping, like, not anything particularly amazing, four-wheel driving, but we still do a bit that never makes it to camera, never makes it online, because you still, like, we actually want to enjoy doing that.
And it's not that we don't enjoy doing it...
But it's different.
...when we're filming, but it is different.
Like, you have to actively...
Well, you can't relax, right? Yeah, you've got to be switched on.
Yeah, you've got to think about, like,
hey, have we got a shot of that? Have we got a shot of this? Not just, like, go sit in a river because it's hot.
Yeah, exactly.
Which is awesome.
So you still do that?
Yeah.
Yeah, I would say we definitely still do.
Like, I think it's every now and again you need to get on just, like, a weekend where it's like, I just want to go and just not have to, yeah, think about how this trip is going to become a video.
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