The Last Man Standing | Underworld Exclusive with Graham “Abo” Henry

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In this episode we explore the captivating story and transformation of Graham ‘Abo’ Henry.
Graham Henry is a man whose name once echoed through the corridors of Australia’s criminal underworld. In this episode, we trace Henry’s path from a notorious enforcer to a figure of inspiration. His story is a testament to the power of change and the human capacity for renewal.
Witness the remarkable metamorphosis of a life once entangled in the web of crime. Henry’s shift from his infamous past to a peaceful present is nothing short of extraordinary. We discuss how he broke free from the chains of his former life, embracing a future filled with hope and dedication to his loved ones.
Henry’s legacy extends beyond his own life changes; it serves as a beacon of possibility for others. This episode celebrates his journey, highlighting how one can rise above a troubled past and chart a course towards a brighter, more optimistic future. Join us as we unfold the layers of Henry’s life and the indelible mark of his transformation.
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@SamsonRyan72

Not having a go, just constructive criticism, try not to interrupt too much. Graham is long winded and needs space and time to tell his stories. He often forgot where he was at in certain points. I understand you were trying to clarify certain things like the year a certain event happened etc, but sometimes it was just to reaffirm a really insignificant detail which disrupted the flow. But really great interview overall that's just a minor point. Awesome work mate could see the passion you had for this interview as you explained it was one you wanted from the start. Loved that bit at the end where you gave his clothing a proper shoutout (as opposed to the usual we'll leave a link below) and the gift boxes were really classy mate.

@michaelnadilo9338

This would have been a much better interview if the interviewer stopped interrupting Abo and sidetracking him.

@ikillz25 21 күн бұрын

I'm genuinely interested in Graham's story, but honestly watching old mate interrupt and try to build himself up at any moment just made it difficult to watch

@beachballer4388 28 күн бұрын

A very patient person is Graham. I would have lost the plot with all the interruptions…

@dazware4443

One guy I'd have a around a camp fire is Graham Henry such a old school good one that U could listen to for hours , what a yarn brah

@AnthonyTiculin-wp6ch 14 күн бұрын

If Graham didn't use the f word in his vocabulary this podcast would have been half as long as it was 😂😂😂

@Danny-rg4ii

This lad should get Graham on full time interviewing what old gangsters and street ppl we have left from the 80s and 90s etc they don't have to be famous

@Aussiecash

awesome yarn 💯

@mickeymouse1697

nice one abo

@jaker9773 28 күн бұрын

Sally Anne is a true hero, as tough as Brian Murphy and as brave as Ned Kelly.

@mrtjpeno1141 28 күн бұрын

A blessed man with a prophetic gift. Still alive. Well makes sense seems like a decent fella with good values and morals

@dardymcfly2596

I could happily listen to Graham's storys all day, legendary guest mate great work

@GreenIslandWoodworks 21 күн бұрын

I saw Bunny Johnson fight one of my favourite fighters, Tony Mundine on the Gold Coast in '81. I didn't have much money at the time, so I bought the cheapest ticket. I got there early to watch all the prelims so I could get my money's worth, they were still setting things up, security wasn't in place, so I just walked up to the ring, sat down at ringside and pretended I was where I should be but the whole time I was just waiting for the tap on the shoulder...that never came.