#92 | Harry Grant | Part 1 | Wall of Legends, Army Camp & Storm Life
episodePreviously titled “Harry Grant | Part 1 | Wall of Legends, Army Camp & Storm Life” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to the podcast today, and you're about to listen to episode one.
After you've finished, head straight over to episode two. Okay, enjoy. Get that. Make yourself comfy. Sit back. Put the mic into your neck.
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That's all right. We'll leave that in. That's all right. We can leave that in for everyone. Mate, a bloke that we talk about this person a lot on the podcast, Jack, would you say? Well, we? I would say he's probably the most talked about player in the National Rugby League, not for his ability, but for his being a part of this family. He's almost like a unicorn to our listeners. They've never heard a word that you've said, but we've made it happen today. Harry Grant, welcome to the studio, mate.
Where did the hosts and Harry Grant first meet and how did their early introductions go?
Thanks, mate. It's good to be on. Yeah, it's good to see Matty made an appearance for the big event.
Yeah, well, look, you're a big guest for us. We've wanted to get you on for a long time, but obviously you live in Melbourne, so it's hard to liaise with your busy schedule and the amount that you cost as well, and you'll be invoicing us.
Best price for you, boys.
Dad's in Lismore. What's he doing? Well, the renos, as we just saw, it's expensive, so I think he needs to go and make some spare cash. I think he's doing speaking gigs and whatnot.
We better check in. He must be struggling.
Yeah, I don't think Foxport's paying him enough.
Yeah, we might have to renegotiate that.
Mate, honestly, Trish just slots him out like nothing. She actually does.
Trish has gone for a long lunch.
Well, this is the thing, right? Trish, she'll book all these speaking gigs for him and be like, Matt, you've got this then. I don't even think she checks with him half the time, especially when there's costs going about, whether it be renovations or car costs and stuff. And then she goes, when he's not here, she'll go and just have a massive long lunch with all of her friends.
So she books it for herself, really? Well, I suppose- So she's probably said to her friends, let's have a long lunch. Because Matt's away. I'll book Matt into Lismore for a speaking gig.
And you know what she does? Because you know how dad doesn't have like laptop, email, any of that shit. So he doesn't even have access to his bank accounts. Yeah. So she wouldn't know.
Seriously, it's not a joke.
He actually doesn't. So he wouldn't know how much money is in the bank. So he doesn't know. Trish could be scamming the shit out of him.
He wouldn't know what he's been able to accumulate over the years. He would have no clue. That's a good life, isn't it?
It's nice. It's naive. Because as far as he's concerned, he would have no idea how much goes in.
It works in two ways. Because in one way, he hasn't got that over his head. But in another way, because he's awfully cheap, I see him do some things at dinner sometimes where people are splitting the bill or whatever it is. And you just see him go quiet.
He actually doesn't know how much money he's got on the card.
He goes, oh. No, he does do that a lot. Like if he's at dinner and he's had a few drinks and he knows the bill's expensive, he'll almost like put his head down or go to the toilet as he knows the bill's going to be coming out so he doesn't have to chip in.
Yeah.
He's tired. Conservative. Talking about tight. Christian Welch. No, no, no. You're one of the biggest tight asses, I would say, as well. That's rich. Well, I would say.
No, I think. Go. You know, for me personally, you know. Um, you know, blue collar coming from a working class family, um, you know, you, you, you understand you got to work for everything in life where yourself personally, like over the years, it's more of that silver spoon, you know, things, yeah. Things just come easy in life. They come free. You've had everything given to you.
So, um, that's sort of a harsh sort of, I would say that's a harsh comment given that, um, My dad doesn't know how much he makes, so therefore I never knew how much he made. And yes, we grew up close to the beach. I'd like to be closer. But you up there in Yippoon, where is Yippoon?
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:46
2
Where did the hosts and Harry Grant first meet and how did their early introductions go?
0:46–9:40
3
How did Harry describe growing up in Yeppoon and learning to surf there?
9:40–14:42
4
Are sharks affecting Harry's surfing and what local shark safety measures were discussed?
14:42–20:28
5
What were Cooper and Harry’s first impressions as roommates at the Storm camp?
20:28–25:31
6
How did the Melbourne Storm army camp and work program shape new players?
25:31–32:27
7
What prank did the Drainflow job text lead to and how did staff react?
32:27–37:24