Where The Map Endshttps://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/where-the-map-endsHosted by James Durack, produced by Jake Rich and Nathanael Vankan Where the Map Ends is a podcast about uncertainty, courage, and the decisions that shape a life. Each episode explores the stories of remarkable people who found themselves in unfamiliar territory facing challenges, opportunities, and turning points without a clear path forward. What did they do when there was no roadmap? And what can the rest of us learn from the journey?en-auJames Durack, Jake Rich, Nathanael VankanFri, 02 Oct 2026 21:55:18 -0000Thu, 24 Sep 2026 05:14:42 -0000https://rss2.flightcast.com/dff513f64u9m8gl4pmx2iz0t.xmlFlightcast RSS Feed GeneratorWhere The Map Endshttps://files.flightcast.com/workspaces/r610f3c5tc1gb9afk2692okc/podcasts/dff513f64u9m8gl4pmx2iz0t/ffpuxb214xloz1wyb3lw25vr.jpghttps://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/where-the-map-endsHosted by James Durack, produced by Jake Rich and Nathanael Vankan Where the Map Ends is a podcast about uncertainty, courage, and the decisions that shape a life. Each episode explores the stories of remarkable people who found themselves in unfamiliar territory facing challenges, opportunities, and turning points without a clear path forward. What did they do when there was no roadmap? And what can the rest of us learn from the journey?

]]>episodicJames Durack, Jake Rich, Nathanael VankanJames Durack, Jake Rich, Nathanael Vankanwherethemapendspodcast@gmail.comHosted by James Durack, produced by Jake Rich and Nathanael Vankan Where the Map Ends is a podcast about uncertainty, courage, and the decisions that shape a life. Each episode explores the stories of remarkable people who found themselves in unfamiliar territory facing challenges, opportunities, and turning points without a clear path forward. What did they do when there was no roadmap? And what can the rest of us learn from the journey?Stories of remarkable people who found themselves in unfamiliar territory.falsewhere the map endsnoThe Truth About Supplements | Damien Fitzpatrick CEO Pillar PerformanceDamien Fitzpatrick is the founder of Pillar Performance, one of Australia's fastest-growing supplement brands, but his story goes far beyond formulas and glass jars. After three ACL reconstructions threatened to end his rugby career, Damien found himself taking handfuls of anti-inflammatories just to stay on the field. Searching for alternatives led him into the world of preventative health, where he discovered a glaring gap: high-quality health supplements designed for performance, not just bodybuilders or retirees. In this episode of Where The Map Ends, Damien opens up about building Pillar from the ground up, why he chose to compete with Big Pharma, the science behind magnesium, creatine, collagen and fish oil, and what most people get wrong about supplements. He also shares the near-death moments of the business, from labelling disasters to $100,000 shipping mistakes, why he believes emotion is essential in leadership, and where the supplement industry is heading as AI, wearables and performance health reshape how we think about wellness. This is a conversation about resilience, conviction, and building a brand that refuses to compromise on quality. This is Where the Map Ends, with Damien Fitzpatrick.flightcast:01M38BS2CHNQPQ9CAA3HT7GMM8Thu, 24 Sep 2026 05:14:42 -0000Where The Map EndsDamien Fitzpatrick is the founder of Pillar Performance, one of Australia's fastest-growing supplement brands, but his story goes far beyond formulas and glass jars.

After three ACL reconstructions threatened to end his rugby career, Damien found himself taking handfuls of anti-inflammatories just to stay on the field. Searching for alternatives led him into the world of preventative health, where he discovered a glaring gap: high-quality health supplements designed for performance, not just bodybuilders or retirees.

In this episode of Where The Map Ends, Damien opens up about building Pillar from the ground up, why he chose to compete with Big Pharma, the science behind magnesium, creatine, collagen and fish oil, and what most people get wrong about supplements.

He also shares the near-death moments of the business, from labelling disasters to $100,000 shipping mistakes, why he believes emotion is essential in leadership, and where the supplement industry is heading as AI, wearables and performance health reshape how we think about wellness.

This is a conversation about resilience, conviction, and building a brand that refuses to compromise on quality.

This is Where the Map Ends, with Damien Fitzpatrick.

]]>The Truth About Supplements | Damien Fitzpatrick CEO Pillar PerformanceWhere The Map Endsfull6172false51Damien Fitzpatrick is the founder of Pillar Performance, one of Australia's fastest-growing supplement brands, but his story goes far beyond formulas and glass jars. After three ACL reconstructions threatened to end his rugby career, Damien found himself taking handfuls of anti-inflammatories just to stay on the field. Searching for alternatives led him into the world of preventative health, where he discovered a glaring gap: high-quality health supplements designed for performance, not just bodybuilders or retirees. In this episode of Where The Map Ends, Damien opens up about building Pillar from the ground up, why he chose to compete with Big Pharma, the science behind magnesium, creatine, collagen and fish oil, and what most people get wrong about supplements. He also shares the near-death moments of the business, from labelling disasters to $100,000 shipping mistakes, why he believes emotion is essential in leadership, and where the supplement industry is heading as AI, wearables and performance health reshape how we think about wellness. This is a conversation about resilience, conviction, and building a brand that refuses to compromise on quality. This is Where the Map Ends, with Damien Fitzpatrick.Nathanael VankanJake RichJames DurackDamien FitzpatrickA Nation Was Watching | Cathy FreemanTwenty-five years after the race that stopped a nation, Cathy Freeman reflects on the pressure, sacrifice and mindset behind one of Australia’s greatest sporting moments. Returning to Mackay, Cathy opens up about her earliest races, the influence of her family, lighting the Olympic flame, the weight of expectation at Sydney 2000 and what it truly took to become an Olympic champion. She also shares her thoughts on young athletes, Brisbane 2032, life beyond competition and whether sport still has the power to unite us. An intimate conversation with an Australian icon. This is Where The Map Ends with Cathy Freeman.da017c08-dc15-4567-8312-e51aff598e86Wed, 19 Aug 2026 19:00:00 -0000Where The Map EndsTwenty-five years after the race that stopped a nation, Cathy Freeman reflects on the pressure, sacrifice and mindset behind one of Australia’s greatest sporting moments.

Returning to Mackay, Cathy opens up about her earliest races, the influence of her family, lighting the Olympic flame, the weight of expectation at Sydney 2000 and what it truly took to become an Olympic champion.

She also shares her thoughts on young athletes, Brisbane 2032, life beyond competition and whether sport still has the power to unite us.

An intimate conversation with an Australian icon.

This is Where The Map Ends with Cathy Freeman.

]]>A Nation Was Watching | Cathy FreemanWhere The Map Endsfull3396false41Twenty-five years after the race that stopped a nation, Cathy Freeman reflects on the pressure, sacrifice and mindset behind one of Australia’s greatest sporting moments. Returning to Mackay, Cathy opens up about her earliest races, the influence of her family, lighting the Olympic flame, the weight of expectation at Sydney 2000 and what it truly took to become an Olympic champion. She also shares her thoughts on young athletes, Brisbane 2032, life beyond competition and whether sport still has the power to unite us. An intimate conversation with an Australian icon. This is Where The Map Ends with Cathy Freeman.Cathy FreemanJames DurackJake RichNathanael VankanWould You Trade Your Legacy for Millions? Cam McEvoyToday's guest is one of the most fascinating athletes in world sport. Cam McEvoy is an Olympic gold medallist, world champion, and until very recently, the fastest man ever to swim 50 metres freestyle. But what makes his story remarkable isn't just his success, it's how he achieved it. In a sport built on tradition, where generations of coaches preached more kilometres, more hours, and more suffering, Cam chose to question the system. He challenged decades of accepted thinking, rebuilt his approach from the ground up, and changed the sport in the process. This conversation comes at a fascinating moment. Just days after his world record was broken by an athlete competing in the Enhanced Games, we explore the future of sport, performance enhancement, fatherhood, legacy, and what still drives him towards Brisbane 2032. This is a conversation about conviction, curiosity, and having the courage to trust your own path when nobody else can see it. This is Where the Map Ends, with Cam McEvoy.f6cc4379-85f4-48ad-adc4-2e16c33efe18Fri, 29 May 2026 08:00:30 -0000Where The Map EndsToday's guest is one of the most fascinating athletes in world sport.

Cam McEvoy is an Olympic gold medallist, world champion, and until very recently, the fastest man ever to swim 50 metres freestyle. But what makes his story remarkable isn't just his success, it's how he achieved it.

In a sport built on tradition, where generations of coaches preached more kilometres, more hours, and more suffering, Cam chose to question the system. He challenged decades of accepted thinking, rebuilt his approach from the ground up, and changed the sport in the process.

This conversation comes at a fascinating moment. Just days after his world record was broken by an athlete competing in the Enhanced Games, we explore the future of sport, performance enhancement, fatherhood, legacy, and what still drives him towards Brisbane 2032.

This is a conversation about conviction, curiosity, and having the courage to trust your own path when nobody else can see it.

This is Where the Map Ends, with Cam McEvoy.

]]>Would You Trade Your Legacy for Millions? Cam McEvoyWhere The Map Endsfull6672false21Today's guest is one of the most fascinating athletes in world sport. Cam McEvoy is an Olympic gold medallist, world champion, and until very recently, the fastest man ever to swim 50 metres freestyle. But what makes his story remarkable isn't just his success, it's how he achieved it. In a sport built on tradition, where generations of coaches preached more kilometres, more hours, and more suffering, Cam chose to question the system. He challenged decades of accepted thinking, rebuilt his approach from the ground up, and changed the sport in the process. This conversation comes at a fascinating moment. Just days after his world record was broken by an athlete competing in the Enhanced Games, we explore the future of sport, performance enhancement, fatherhood, legacy, and what still drives him towards Brisbane 2032. This is a conversation about conviction, curiosity, and having the courage to trust your own path when nobody else can see it. This is Where the Map Ends, with Cam McEvoy.James DurackCam McEvoyJake RichNathanael Vankan