Luke Hand
Luke Hand
Aplomb (Tue, 25/06/2026)
Aplomb (Tue, 25/06/2026)
Aplomb (Tue, 25/06/2026)
Monday 1st July 2024
Join Luke Hand as he navigates cafe shifts, skate park thrills, and unfiltered reactions to scandalous headlines in this engaging episode.
Explicit
4 minutes
Honest
Entertaining
Raw
Humorous
Engaging
About this podcast
Author:
Luke Hand
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Categories:
Sobriety Day by Day
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Comedic Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Luke's humorous take on a scandalous headline.
- Thrilling moment at the skate park with a successful faky 360.
- A day in the life working at a community centre cafe.
- Marking Global Beatles Day with nostalgic tunes.
- Mood and energy levels rated at a steady 6 out of 10.
"Respect the law of the land or get the fuck out."
In this episode of Luke Hand Diary, Luke reflects on his day with a mix of humour and candid honesty. Starting with a cafe shift at the community centre, Luke shares the small joys of getting a new tray for the coffee grinder. The real kicker of his day, however, comes from the front page of the Herald Sun, which features a scandalous headline about Peter Dutton's son.
Luke doesn't hold back his disdain, calling out the younger Dutton in no uncertain terms. His raw and unfiltered reaction is sure to spark some thoughts for you. He also recounts a thrilling moment at the skate park where he nearly gave himself a heart attack attempting a faky 360 - but lands it with confidence, adding a dash of excitement to his day.
Marking Global Beatles Day with some nostalgic tunes, Luke's mood and energy levels hover around a steady 6 out of 10. His diary-style episode wraps up with him feeling content and grateful, having found humour in the day's events. This episode is a blend of everyday moments and personal reflections that are both relatable and entertaining. If you're looking for a podcast that combines light-hearted anecdotes with genuine self-reflection, this one's for you.