Aug 19, 2026 · 45 min · 11 segments
What happens when the worst day of your life becomes the reason you show up for thousands of others? This episode we sit down with Casey Lyons, CEO and co-founder of LIVIN — the Gold Coast born…
Casey LyonsGuestMaccaHostSarahHostMm-hmm.
I just want to say firstly what an incredible job you guys do.
Um, I can't imagine the, the experience of losing your mate like that, and to see how you've taken that experience and created Livin' is truly inspirational.
Sarah and I actually, um, Coolangatta had a Livin' Well presentation last year and we went along.
Mm-hmm.
And Luke was presenting, and it was such a powerful presentation, and something that will always stick with me is towards the end and he asked everyone in the room to close their eyes and put their hand up if someone came to them in that room, or a stranger, and asked for help, to put their hand up if they would help them.
And then opening, opening your eyes and looking around, and everyone had their hand up, and it's just-
Mm, I just got chills thinking about it again.
Yeah.
It was amazing.
It was such a powerful moment.
But unfortunately there is still a stigma that surrounds mental health, and it's so great to see that changing.
I think, um, beyond Livin', I think just in, in general society that it's great to see conversations, but even just like, you know, having you guys with the clothing brand and having It Ain't Weak To Speak on the back of people's shirts wandering around the Gold Coast or around Australia, and having that as a symbol to start a conversation with your mates, um, it's just incredible, so I just want to say that.

A- and that it is really powerful when people put their hand up, and it is true.
Mm-hmm.

They, they believe they're a burden and they don't want to burden people with their struggles.

And further to that, some people don't actually know how to provide support and they get really scared and-
Mm
Mm-hmm.
I just want to say firstly what an incredible job you guys do.
Um, I can't imagine the, the experience of losing your mate like that, and to see how you've taken that experience and created Livin' is truly inspirational.
Sarah and I actually, um, Coolangatta had a Livin' Well presentation last year and we went along.
Mm-hmm.
And Luke was presenting, and it was such a powerful presentation, and something that will always stick with me is towards the end and he asked everyone in the room to close their eyes and put their hand up if someone came to them in that room, or a stranger, and asked for help, to put their hand up if they would help them.
And then opening, opening your eyes and looking around, and everyone had their hand up, and it's just-
Mm, I just got chills thinking about it again.
Yeah.
It was amazing.
It was such a powerful moment.
But unfortunately there is still a stigma that surrounds mental health, and it's so great to see that changing.
I think, um, beyond Livin', I think just in, in general society that it's great to see conversations, but even just like, you know, having you guys with the clothing brand and having It Ain't Weak To Speak on the back of people's shirts wandering around the Gold Coast or around Australia, and having that as a symbol to start a conversation with your mates, um, it's just incredible, so I just want to say that.

A- and that it is really powerful when people put their hand up, and it is true.
Mm-hmm.

They, they believe they're a burden and they don't want to burden people with their struggles.

And further to that, some people don't actually know how to provide support and they get really scared and-
Mm
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