EVRY1

18/10/2026

No one is just one thing. Introducing the EVRY1 Season 2 shirts.

Available exclusively at EVRY1 Season 2 shows in 2027.

First show is EVRY1 S2 E1 - YOU ONLY KNOW HALF OF IT.

Made possible by Dandylion.

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16/10/2026

Who’s the person you keep saying “we should catch up” to?

Here’s a date to send them.

Friday 6 November. EVRY1’s Season 1 Finale.

Six people sharing true stories from their lives, in an intimate, phone-free room in Fortitude Valley. It sounds simple on your screen but the feeling you have after the show is one that people told me they won't forget.

You’ll hear from Dinesh Palipana, Eric Em, Moale James-Proud, Jacquie Mync, Andrea Gullick and Josh Taylor.

the stories range from light-hearted stories about crazy families, to surviving a car crash and becoming QLD's first quadriplegic medical intern.

And afterwards? You’ll have plenty to talk about.

Our last show sold out its 80-seat room. This is the final EVRY1 of 2026.

Send this to your person with: “Should we go?”

Tickets: www.joinevry1.com

12/10/2026

Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM has been recognised as a community champion at the 2026 Sri Lanka Day celebrations, with David Crisafulli celebrating his contribution to Queensland. His work as a doctor and disability advocate has helped challenge expectations about who belongs in medicine. AND somehow I’ve convinced him to share his story at EVRY1. Still pinching myself over that one.

I'm so keen to have him at EVRY1 to close out the last season EVRY1 SEASON 1 FINALE: THE CHOICE

Not many tix to go if you were thinking of coming

09/10/2026

Jacquie Mync was representing Australia in bodybuilding while privately struggling with the body she saw in the mirror.

Growing up in the ’90s, she wanted to be the “good girl”. She went to university, graduated with distinction and spent eight years working in corporate marketing.

Then she found fitness. She became a personal trainer, left corporate life and eventually became an IFBB Professional Athlete, representing Australia at the Arnold Classic multiple times. However, what looked like dedication from the outside had become something dangerous.

Jacquie developed anorexia, body dysmorphia and an obsession with exercise. In an environment where leanness could attract praise, she was struggling with behaviours that were putting her health and life at risk.

A fellow personal trainer sat her down and urged her to get her hormones checked. That conversation set off a series of events that helped her recognise how serious things had become, and that she needed to choose to get better.

On 6 November, Jacquie will share her story at EVRY1 SEASON 1 FINALE: THE CHOICE

Her reason for sharing is simple:

“To bring hope, to bring light, and to bring love.”

For anyone who has struggled with their body, tied their worth to achievement, or wondered what might be happening beneath someone’s outward success, this is a story worth being in the room for.

Jacquie joins our November lineup as Tamara Meyer moves to EVRY1 S2 E1 - YOU ONLY KNOW HALF OF IT. We look forward to welcoming both women to the EVRY1 stage.

Be in the room for our finale.

09/10/2026

Want to come to an EVRY1 event? Share your own story? Partner with us? Bring EVRY1 into your workplace?

It’s all here: joinevry1.com.

EVRY1 brings people together through true stories. Six people sharing experiences that shaped their lives. A phone-free room. One minute between stories to let what you’ve heard land.

Our website gives you plenty of ways to step into that world:

FIND YOUR NEXT NIGHT OUT
Explore upcoming events and get tickets to our Season 1 Finale on Friday 6 November at EC Venue, Fortitude Valley.

DISCOVER THE EXPERIENCE
Learn what happens on the night, from the stories and one-minute silences to the conversations afterwards. Find information about coming alone, sensitive themes and what to expect.

WATCH THE STORIES
Watch snippets and full stories from people who have already stepped onto the EVRY1 stage. You don’t have to wait for the next show to hear something worth hearing.

PUT YOUR HAND UP TO SHARE YOURS
Learn how we select and support storytellers, then submit your story through the application form. There’s an optional video introduction, space to tell us about accessibility needs, and information about recording and sharing your story publicly.

You don’t need to be famous or a professional speaker.

EXPLORE A PARTNERSHIP
Discover opportunities across individual events, entire seasons, community initiatives, digital storytelling, workplace experiences and longer-term collaborations. Request our partnership deck and start a conversation about what could work for your organisation.

BRING EVRY1 TO YOUR BUSINESS
Enquire about an experience for your team, leadership program, offsite, conference, wellbeing and belonging program, or client and community event.

A typical workplace experience brings together two or three carefully selected stories over 60–90 minutes, with time for reflection and a facilitated conversation—built around themes relevant to your people.

SEE WHAT HAPPENS IN THE ROOM
Browse photographs from our events and get a feel for the people and moments that make EVRY1.

GET TO KNOW US
Read our mission, vision and values, meet the team and some of our storytellers, and discover how my time as a teenage professional wrestler eventually led to creating a live storytelling series.

SAY HELLO
Contact EVRY1, connect with Brimbravo, our commercial partnerships team, or find us on Instagram.

Whether you want a ticket, a place to share your story, or a conversation about creating something together, I’d love you to take a look.

Every person has a story worth hearing.

joinevry1.com

If you would like a website that looks like joinevry1.com, search for GET CURIOUS STUDIOS.

05/10/2026

19 seats left. 🖤💛 EVRY1 SEASON 1 FINALE: THE CHOICE

01/10/2026

At EVRY1 S1 E1, 'EXPLOSIONS, SEIZURES AND SHADOWS: I SURVIVED', Kieran McLeod shared his story about trying to find humour in having brain cancer.

How do you find something to laugh about when there’s so much to be afraid of? What does hope look like when you don’t know what comes next?

These questions feel different when the person living them is right there, sharing their story with you. That’s why we make room for stories like Kieran’s.

Thank you Kieran, for letting us into your life. 💛

30/09/2026

Congratulations Beau! As many of you know, Beau was one of the storytellers at the last EVRY1 show. He's an absolute legend.

❤️ 3 YEARS CLEAN TODAY!. AND GRATEFUL TO BE ALIVE! ❤️

The photo on the left was me on 1/10/23.

I had lost my relationship, my home, access to my dog Macky Smacky, access to my youngest son, and had been excluded from his 5th birthday.

After 25 years add1cted to 1ce, I was using around 8 points a day, weighed 62kg, was experiencing psychosis, depression and su1cidal thoughts. After an attempt to end my l1fe, I was back in hospital.

I couldn't see a future.

Today marks 3 YEARS since that dark day....

Rehab gave me a chance to change my life, rebuild relationships and become present again as a dad, partner and friend.

I'm still a work in progress, and I don't take any of it for granted.

One of the greatest gifts of recovery has been the opportunity to give back. Today, through Nourish Street Inc ,I spend much of my life helping people sleeping rough and people going through some of the same struggles I once faced.

Not because I'm better than anyone.

Because I remember what it felt like to need someone to believe there was still a person underneath the addiction.

So if you're sick of waiting on ,"old mate". sick of the highs and lows, and sick of spending everything just to feel "normal", please know your story doesn't have to end here.

I spent 25 YEARS in add1ction.

If I could take that first step, maybe you can too.

Rehab saved my life. It might just save yours.

📞 ADIS 24/7: 1800 177 833
📞 Sunrise Way: 07 4638 9091
📞 Lives Lived Well: 1300 727 957

Moonya was a huge part of my recovery journey, and I'll always be grateful for the chance they gave me.

If you're in immediate danger or thinking about ending your l1fe, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.

3 years clean today.

Mostly, I'm just grateful the bloke on the left is still here to become the bloke on the right. ❤️

If sharing this helps even one person find the courage to ask for help, then it's worth sharing.

30/09/2026

The person on stage finishes their story. You applaud. Then, for one minute, we don’t introduce the next person. We sit in silence. Before you’ve experienced EVRY1, that might sound like the awkward part. You’ve come out on a Friday nightt, you’re sitting beside people you might never have met and someone has just shared something personal, surprising, funny or difficult. And now you have a minute to let it land.

Perhaps you’re thinking about something they said. Perhaps you’re remembering someone from your own life. Perhaps a person you thought you had nothing in common with has just described a feeling you know very well. You don’t have to explain your reaction. You don’t have to find something clever to say. You can just sit with it.

That minute is part of what you’re coming for. So is hearing a room laugh together. So is discovering that the person behind a headline is far more interesting than the headline. So is turning to the person you came with at intermission and asking, “What did you make of that?”

At EVRY1, six people each share one true story. You can come with someone. You can come on your own. You don’t need to know the storytellers or have a story ready to share. Just bring your curiosity.

Here's some of what people have said:
It was a most special evening to learn of the lived experiences and journeys of these 7 human beings. It reminds you what we are all capable of and also how fragile life can be. It reminds you to be in another's world and not to take anyone or anything for granted. Take that extra second to look around you and check in with people to be present with them and whether you know them or not, offer them your unconditional love, for you just don't know what any single person is going through. I was taken on a roller coaster journey with each story. - Angela

By prioritising empathy over labels, you have demonstrated remarkable courage, insight, and a profound understanding of the human experience. EVRY1 is more than just an event; it serves as a powerful reminder of our shared humanity. I strongly encourage you to continue your efforts, as they are yielding tangible and meaningful results. - Todd

On Friday 6 November, we’re gathering for the final show of our first season.

I’ve been introducing you to the people taking the stage. I’d love you to be one of the people they look out and see.

Ticket link is on the EVRY1 page bio