Ex Melbourne bikie boss Moe Khodr

Today's yarn is with my close friend Moe Khoder from Melbourne, Victoria.
He discusses his upbringing, being a president of a motorcycle club, and how that eventually led him to be sentenced to 8 years in prison for large commercial drug trafficking.
This is his story of redemption, have a geez.
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[@tonywebbywebb5019]

Interesting to see when Moe was talking about depression and the battle after getting out how it effected the interviewer, that was raw. Great work on the podcast and thanks to both of you for your honesty, young up an comers can learn a lot from videos like this.

[@graceharman3749]

I loveeeee these type of podcasts and I’ve been looking for an Aussie one for so long! Ahh so excited for more videos (I’m Aussie too). Keep it up 👍

[@whatsthishit]

wheres the aussie?

[@howdydoody4306]

@@whatsthishit Are you dense?

[@masteringmusicmasteringlife]

Respect to Moe for being able to turn his life around after his experiences.......

[@acemcall5783]

Yeah

[@imakesushinotsushit]

Clout chasing 🤡

[@aimbore130]

@@imakesushinotsushit his not lol, I know him

[@angusjowitt450]

Mahi pai e hoa! I'm a qualified journalist and you, Dave, are an absolute natural. This is very important work, interesting social commentary and documentry, and inspiring to see you men really stepping up to life. Kia ora.

[@blueenglishstaffybreeder6956]

Like the honesty of the interview, this guy is no dodo, could’ve and still could be anything he chooses to be. These are gold keep it up, new sub here bro

[@Seaby41]

That was a good chat. Thanks boys. Dont you two have too much fun at the end of the year...

[@kodyfraser7958]

Best one I’ve watched yet. Killing it bro

[@Australianzwayne]

Respect the openness and honesty, good to see you started fresh mate. Good on ya.

[@jamesallen4506]

I really enjoyed watching this straight up real talk no bullshit good people talking real shit bravo

[@shanestaff6307]

Love this one nothing but love and respect to you both Mohammad tells it like it is no bullshit 👌🏻

[@nstratford9073]

It's so easy to get lost in old war stories just flowing but the the host does a great job of bringing it back his questions and keeping the conversation flowing. And Moe sounds like a genuinely good person

[@skatedd2451]

Lucky I've never gone to jail come close new a lot of people like you but smart enough to keep them at arm's length always stood my ground and was respectful... you have had a hard life but you're good person good always wins. but Society it's not a healthy world and hard to live in something unhealthy and stay healthy. keep up the good work

[@Euphoricjoe]

Moey!! Brother I miss ya man. I hope your doing well. It’d be so good to catch up with ya for a drink!! Your looking awesome bro! MLR as always!!

[@leemarsh6887]

Good interview very rare u can talk with an ex bikie president good on u moe for leaving that life behind and goin legit👏

[@adamperre4852]

This is one cool dude says it how it is 100 percent

[@robertbthomson1]

This was better than expected. Nice work lads

[@chrissullivan7551]

Well done Moe its been along time i do remember those days u have chatted about Specially the Sunday pub days

[@bradgrohs3445]

Great podcast.You will save many young people sharing your experiences with the world. Much respect to both of these blokes.

[@flej01]

You made some silly mistakes Mo, its great to see you turn your life around. Thanks again King Dave

[@davidvidovic1987]

onya moe :) finally found this interview and good to see you never changed being yaself but changed yaself forever ....finallyyy true!!! mad catch up soon n chats n tats n'dattt lol love ya xo

[@drmm3936]

STAND UP GUY.. GREAT MAN..

[@simo-dv5xk]

This is so awe inspiring, we got big time heavy duty Arab in Australia running the streets. So cool and so much swag. This is ultimate alpha that everyone wants to aspire to be.

[@mad-pit3832]

Why dont you just say inspiring, thats more than enough and we will understand you. There no need to use some big phrase like "awe inspiring" ffs, you sound like the type of c£nt this man would of robbed and then pissed on in his past.

[@okusfayreno8599]

Dave u should get this bloke back on he's been one of your best 👌

[@jthug83]

Actually a gd watch. Keep it up brother. Awesome

[@jamestopham7744]

I grew up in beenleigh, not far from the "dridge" wildplace, wild boys

[@simondale4189]

Great podcast sound like both are top blokes.👍

[@heeho5676]

Fuck yeahhh mad bruv💯 Good to see big bros doing good and livin life civilized 💯

[@NotaTeamPlayer01]

What I’m saying here isn’t directed at the two people on this podcast, I don’t know them. I don’t judge them, it’s not directed at any one person, just those who have in my life given an impression that as I’ve got older has actually became clear what it actually means. All this mention of “Respect” what does it actual mean to these people who consider to have been in the “boob” to equal a MOH, or the equivalent to a Purple Heart. The fact is not one of these characters are respected by anyone, feared, yes absolutely, Respected? No, and as a consequence of fear = Resentment, eventually, that’s one of the ways people end up in Gaol, scare tactics and forced persuasion will never be respected, it will breed contempt, it will produce informants, contempt coupled with jealousy. Admittedly, the Gaol System is a criminal University for some, but the interesting pattern that goes along with these individuals, those believing that a criminal career is the way to go, they’ll say ,”who wants to work your arse off for a boss who’s a cunt, telling me what to fuckin do and all for $750 a week!?” “That’s for dickheads that working mans game, I know better than that, I’m gonna make money fast, fuckem!”, many a regretful soul who thought they were smarter than police has in hindsight thought that, readily admitted it or not. You know who the richest most successful Criminals, Drug importers, Crime Syndicate Principals of the world are? No neither do i, in fact no one does, because the most successful, wealthy and powerful of that world, do the complete opposite of ones who like to talk themselves up, throw cash around like confetti, flashy cars, jewels, woman and toys, and that leads me to the fact that the smart crooks, that don’t look or act like crooks, they’ve never been in a Gaol, not even to visit someone, and they never will. Gaol isn’t an indication of how good a crook someone is, it actually shows that you’re the exact opposite. And Respect, it’s not given, it’s earned, no matter if your names Mr Wolf, Mr Buddle, Mr Ibrahim or it’s Mr John Smith, the bloke you never heard of.

[@scrambledegg8658]

mad respect for your words.. good man....I calculate the same also... have tried to occupy that character.... but to have absolute control of emotion,. and intricate planning, times knowledge.. seriously hard role... seriously... but well said... you are correct... cheers

[@Fullyloaded_00]

Respect to moe

[@MrRecklessryan]

Good work fellas!

[@lthr3363]

Used to train with moe at bodyworld. Top bloke

[@truth-Hurts375]

Top for what ??? Selling drugs ???

[@lthr3363]

What don't you get d.head ??

[@pistolpe7335]

@@truth-Hurts375 doesn’t mean he’s a bad bloke for selling drugs, what about the politicians are they good people ?

[@ComradeVissarionovic]

True about Vic Pol. If you are affiliated, they will be all over you like a fat kid on a chocolate cake.

[@trisnug2341]

Did time with his brother great guy ! Love from red

[@waaadepnguyen6068]

Someone left a plate of shit under the bed lol Nek minute a mass brawl erupts, with the kooris bikies screws and a random Asian dude with a wooden broom stick 😂 Enjoyed listening to Moes life experience. Your a solid , all the best to you 👍

[@wayneking1735]

King Dave levelling up with the interview skills👌🏽

[@timmo2235]

I was locked up with moe nothing but respect in there as well good stuff lads

[@aaenat2875]

House maid hahah his spot on worst 12 months of my life was when I was a prospect

[@stephenbrownlie193]

32.00 fukn instatutionalized brah takes a while to shake it PTSD FACTZ....

[@allan9584able]

What a Champion

[@alligator-blood]

Enjoyed this, seem like a top bloke.

[@justinbutton4309]

I done time with ya brother 💪🏻 love ya mowie

[@smelly.ballbag751]

1st lisson of this dude good stuff bro

[@jasonpaper9992]

Another banger

[@mrcostello4090]

moe is really cool! much respect!

[@southdistrikt653]

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[@lordharry423]

220k tax free for 7 years? Probably not even 7 years. Maybe he was out after 5. Most people would take longer than 5 to earn that.

[@su8z3r03]

What kind of work should i get after jail i been out for years and still can't get a job what can i do where they don't care if you done jail before ??

[@TFSpodcast_]

There’s plenty of jobs out there brother and if not try studying. joining up with a men’s group is pretty good too , even church, iron sharpens iron. Pray on it.

[@su8z3r03]

@@TFSpodcast_ What type of industry should i try in i can't go back to construction work i fucked my back up as a brickies labourer

[@watsgood2317]

Keep up da solid work bruv

[@GregB1972]

So do they grubs apologise to the people they hurt? bet not.

[@tristancarroll5979]

Both sites are active , just gotta mabee give em time to repply

[@TFSpodcast_]

What’s the site called

[@tristancarroll5979]

@@TFSpodcast_ there are 2 - Australian Outlaw Free Brenden James Abbott

[@johnnyspartan5899]

Port putrid pokie is the lowest pokie in Victoria. I just did 12months up til about 3months b4 I got out in that joint the I went to Grevillea Barwon where I got out from. I feel Yas boys. It's lower than shark shit(ppp). Good to see you guys doin something positive with your negative experiences. Not many people know how to do that. Onya boys.

[@TFSpodcast_]

On ya cuz

[@theunderachiever9587]

Not sure if I know what he means 🧐 maybe he needs to ask if we know what he means just one more time 😆😆😆😆

[@yeyenana6241]

mad solid episode

[@sofiebult]

I swear he talks like a Lalorite!!!

[@mattl9831]

Great podcast, so glad I never wasted my life going down this path.

[@kizzagaming6523]

Don't really know any ex criminals or anything, but this was an awesome interview pretty chill and insightful. Thanks mate, you never get to hear people like Moe share their stories and ish - Good atmosphere too between you two. Good luck with the channel mate

[@Euphoricjoe]

Moey it’d be so good to see you especially to talk to you about my own personal life issues. Always had mad respect for you seeing this clip almost bought tears to my eyes always genuine and your doing even better for yourself it makes me proud to see you doing so well 2 months ago I lost my bestest friend and during that period I was in and out of cells for bulshit. So this podcast you’ve done is inspirational!! As I said before and always MLR

[@ozziejohn571]

Great interview-reminder of how quickly prisoners are forgotten and the endless love and commitment of a good mother. Well done lads.

[@melindajaneelliott9715]

Staying strong for my son is most important . ... great to know your doing well 💯 real

[@rwilko9525]

From 30:00 this is what people need to hear. What a top bloke and a legend for offering that open door to the boys. We need more blokes like Moe

[@mrjumbarrawa9044]

Truth.

[@mandoleenebando429]

Solid Interview and top soldier for keeping a healthy mindset after going through what you went through your whole life now helping others to heal super salute respect and I'm only 40 mins away from Woodridge I know exactly what you Talkin bout 😂😂 Woodridge is super duper ghetto 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@aussiebob7923]

Bro Bro Bro Bro Bro FFS Great Convo Skills Bro ,Good your available for your mates when there doing it tough.

[@extremevr1594]

Seriously man, I take my hat off to you and the bloke you interviewed. Man keep up the great work, the world needs more non judgemental, accept anyone people like you two guys. Definitely need to start a men’s group, blokes don’t have other honest decent blokes to turn to these days. 👍👍

[@ZakBurrell]

Same club, different state, same story, no different outcome. Don't miss the stress. Replaced everything with better. Mum does the brick with you alright.

[@danieltragjasi2826]

Good on ya Moey happy too see ur home and happy brother! And big up's too u Dave 4 doing what ur doing! Much respect, from trigga melb👌

[@tongatopsir4686]

Great interview, thanks guys! so much respect for Moe. Never too late to turn your life around. God bless❤🙏

[@thydefxult6863]

Sorta sounds like my story and probably a lot others too lol but fkd thing was I got out the game, then got smacked with a RTP warrant for a dirty and thought fk it and went on a 4yr run even got the classo and paperwork to prove it. Finally got pinched on a domestic flight by AFP. And went back in BCC. Fast forward 10mths I got my parole back and the day I was supposed to get out I got shafted by boarder force under section 501 and tipped back to NZ. That was 3yrs ago and being deported was the best thing that happened because for once I’m not on any other community order bullshit and now making more money I did legitimately running my own lil bizzo.

[@dnice4630]

Word!! Best thing i've heard in a long long while. Mad respect to you cuz. Hoping things can turn around for myself and others who also find ourselves in this position. Tryin to keep the faith out here transversing the trenches but sometimes it seems out of reach and unobtainable so hearing stories and wins like yours help keep the focus.... Thanks for keepin the dream alive!!

[@juggernautproduktion]

Oi respect man

[@albundy6804]

I understand the battle didnt quite make president but the struggle of living general life after numerous decent laggins and staying crime free is hard money aint the same but its honest!

[@stevelozevski8151]

Wow I did a job a couple of months ago and Mo was there to give us a hand. I had no idea who he was. He was a funny bastard and absolute gentleman. Thanks for your help buddy

[@MrAdapazari]

Best REhab is clutch kickin a 20b:)

[@ajithgomes9987]

Moe, your a true inspirational bloke, the podcast made me laugh and cry…… I can relate to everything that you said. This is real, thanks felon

[@aussie3409]

29:40 heart of gold this bloke 💛 well said cobber

[@ZakBurrell]

Didn't like moe at start but as I listened I started to relate and like him more and more. Both you. Good interview. Good character!

[@allikohcysp]

Incredible insight. Just discovered this channel. Great stories to hear and to see no matter what life you live, we all human. Never judge a book by its cover.

[@HemSCC]

What a faaarken interview brother , on point with the lead questions

[@aussiesoulsurfer553]

More people like Moe are needed for blokes who live this life, respect to this man

[@stangrant1469]

Sup Moe. Hillbilly here, good to see you doing well mate, maybe catch you round one day

[@bbox2047]

Awesome interview👏🏻💯I believe that many of the young generation coming up and looking at joining the clubs need to watch these interviews. They Pretty much all end up in the same situation either in Jail or dead. Im glad I didn’t go through with it when I was prospecting best decision I ever made.

[@JamezAdam]

Great effort! Thanks sharing your story boys!

[@daveweir6359]

What a good man just refreshing to hear what he had to say

[@tpatchie]

Awesome Mad respect for this Toa Tane , keep focused , you on right track , no detours , life throws curve balls , how we strike is what method we use , it’s hard getting harder , don’t look back you already ahead , your ( Koupapa ) Meaning current desires to advance with integrity, needs to used as encouragement for those seeking direction , words of wisdom, association only when required , Adorn your self with Spirit of armour set aside negativity , surround your self with like minded people , put your trust in no man , you Captain of your Ship , Family first . Nice one (Ehoa ) a friend , Holler should you need Ka Kite ( Manaaki Tangata )

[@christophersmith4241]

What a top bloke to help others. Big respect brother wish you all the best

[@matthewbeattie7494]

Mate that made my week watching that after a tough that was raw an so fucken for real a grouse interview old mate sounds like a fucken good Bloke too have call your mate I wish everyone was like him all blokes should take a leaf out of his book man!!! There’s nothing wrong with having a cry being a man and it’s ok be not be ok putting a bit of light on mens mental health you both thumbs up boys All the best too you both in 2022 hard work pays off every one much love an jump on board and subscribe to the felon show it’s the real deal no bull shit and setting a good example for the young men out there Matt b… Melbourne!!

[@TFSpodcast_]

much love brother

[@icepix1982]

Great interview. And good on Moe for changing his life around 🙌

[@RenegadeRanga]

Mo is a good bloke. I briefly hung around with the darkside boys back in 2013. One of the cop raids on the clubhouse was hilarious. They filmed the same wall 3 times as if we were total dumb cunts and didn't know what they were up to.

[@just_a_dad5284]

Dope show my brotha...much love and RESPECT from New York!!

[@TFSpodcast_]

all love

[@braedyntogi83]

solid interview brothers! really enjoyed this thank you for sharing

[@qwickvids1140]

really grown to your podcast because of the type of interview you do. your questions are basic but really goes along with the story telling and it makes the watch very interesting. keep up the good work bro you"re good!

[@BBOYMAHZ]

Too solid podcast brothers. Real talk good dudes nothing but the realness straight up. Love your work brother Dave got the gab with the korero and pulling in some good fellas. Could see a few chords struck you Dave when the bro was sharing about being forgotten and reaching out when peeps struggling. Dope content love your channel. Tu Tangata

[@j.p9790]

He mate is there a video about your story? Just discovered this podcast and would like to know your story

[@TFSpodcast_]

yup got some on the channel

[@davidgardner1249]

Good stuff brothers , keep up the positive work 🙏👍

[@TeeSlice]

What a cool dude. Man im 40 , not sure how old he is but my late teens were 97, 98 , 99 and was living in hope street refuge in west Brunswick, you didn't wanna have dramas with the lebos 💯 lol , im sure he could still go off but he comes across like he has changed for the best. Great interview 👏👏👏

[@drummerdnoneya5604]

The patch does not make you decide to sell drugs, commit crime or lose the decency within yourself. What you do and what you allow within your club is what will happen.. I respect the guy interviewed because he didn’t blame the club for he’s actions or anyone else’s because it’s not the club its the individuals. It’s not what the patch does for you, it’s what you do for the patch and if your intention is bad you make it look bad, if your intentions are good then it is good. Good to see that finally a real man took responsibility for his actions in the club and didn’t walk away putting blame on the club like the majority do.. respect 🤜🏽🤛🏽

[@PHATT_TV]

My stomping grounds were Northern Melbourne (Preston, Thornbury & Coburg) & always heard good things about Kodr, was staunch as & well respected. I ran with mostly Lebs & Islanders……I’m good boy now 😇

[@zee2309]

Mashalla Moe good on you brother keep kicking goals and doing the best you can and keep your big heart!

[@mattw4961]

Awesome video, inspirational and real talk on the issues coming out of lock up

[@imtznu1]

Shout out Coburg 3058

[@aussie_philosopher8079]

I remember that going down, I was living in carrum near the club house. Was big news. Seems like a pretty solid dude.

[@regrangihuna5089]

If you stay honest and transparent, searching for truth...what doesnt kill you, will make you stronger..good interview.