In this powerful and deeply personal episode, we sit down with Troy Pilcher — a heavyweight boxer known for his size, strength, and willingness to step into the ring with anyone.

But this conversation goes far beyond boxing.

Troy opens up about growing up in a tough New Zealand environment, navigating violence, fear, and identity as a young man, and how sport became both his escape and his proving ground. From rugby to MMA to professional boxing, Troy reflects on the moments that shaped him inside and outside the ring.

For the first time publicly, Troy speaks candidly about the mental toll of fighting, the pressure to always be strong, the quiet moments of vulnerability after losses, and the difficult decision that he first announcesThe Clink.

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Across the last 19 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of most listened to episodes with Wilma Robb (Part 1).

From the age of 11 Wilma Robb was in and out of foster homes and institutions. She was beaten , raped across Paramatta Girls home, the Hay institution for girls and Ormond Children's home

Wilma was pregnant at 17 year old and a child taken from her shorty after his birth. In 2006 she found her son - a week after his 40th birthday. She is a delegate for Forgotten Australian's and has an amazing story which he shares with Brent.

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After years locked in court battles and segregation, Prince finally walks free — into a world that has completely changed. In this episode, he speaks candidly about rebuilding from scratch, learning how to be a present father, and launching a six-figure business within weeks of release. This is the beginning of his transformation from inmate to entrepreneur.

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Across the last 19 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of most listened to episodes with Stephen Caine (Part 2).

Stephen Cain has come from gutter to glory. 15 years ago, after spending 20 years in prison for drug and alcohol charges, he was unemployed, living under a bridge in Salisbury and collected 5c cans from rubbish bins for income. Now, Stephen has a successful business, is happily married and has three gorgeous children.

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At just 18, Prince received a five-year sentence for armed robberies his first serious charge. What followed was not the image sold on the streets. In this episode, Prince breaks down the brutal reality of jail life, the unspoken rules of survival, and the discipline required just to stay steady. This is a confronting look at how quickly “one bad run” becomes years behind bars.

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Across the last 19 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of most listened to episodes with Cain Richardson (Part 1)

Cain Richardson is a reformed criminal who spent some of his younger years in and (breaking out) of prison. His life took a drastic turn when he was charged with a crime he didn't commit. Now he wants to use the education he gained in prison to help others.

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Across the last 19 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of most listened to episodes with Jayden Sheridan (Part 2).

Jayden Sheridan had a troubled childhood and a bleak future. He found salvation on a skateboard and is now inspiring others to keep their lives on track with Gnarly Neighbours.

Jayden shares a raw and honest account of his life through his troubled childhood, agressive youth, drugs and now, his road to redemption.

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Across the last 19 seasons of the Clink, We have had some really raw conversations. This is one of most listened to episodes with Andre (The Giant) Meunier.

Growing up, André Meunier’s life at home was far from perfect. The Aussie was physically abused by his father, forcing him to spend the bulk of his time out on the streets. Looking for an outlet, “The Giant” discovered boxing and was given a new lease on life.

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