The Black Belt in 80's Martial Arts Movies
Gow is a force both in the dojo and in film discussions, especially when it comes to martial arts movies. Growing up , Gow found his own unique way of rebellion. Hidden in a cardboard box, he kept his collection of hard-hitting martial arts VHS tapes—a cache of cinematic adrenaline that shaped his tastes and future.
Under the tutelage of the renowned Sensei Mark Greville, Gow honed his physical skills in Kyokushin Karate and quickly rose through the ranks, mastering the demands of this intense discipline. His prowess in martial arts parallels his critical acumen, which he brings to every episode of the podcast.
In his youth, Gow was known for his charm, baby teeth, and taste for adventure, traits that saw him carry the weight of conquests during the 1990s. His penchant for beautiful women saw "90's Gow" as a force to be reckoned with around the globe. He channels that energy into being a dedicated family man today. On "Born to Watch," he is revered as the 'Stats Man,' beloved for his ability to spit facts with precision and always tell it like it is.
Gow's presence on the podcast is pivotal; his keen insights and occasional stern glance can either straighten out the conversation or send it spiralling into delightful chaos. The second most experienced host on the show, without Gow, Born to Watch wouldn't be the same.