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Builders & Doers is where founders, operators, and investors get practical about building. Each episode unpacks one decision that mattered, the options on the table, and the evidence behind the choice.
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CFOs, AI, and startup hiring — Tom Hunter | 84 (opens the original)
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Tom Hunter is the founder of Story Recruitment, a boutique agency built around one hyper-specific niche: placing the first finance hire and first CFO for tech, fintech, and deep tech startups across Australia. He started his career as a primary school teacher in London before pivoting into accounting and finance recruitment — nine years building a UK business, six more running its Australian arm — before launching Story Recruitment on his own earlier this year. He also hosts The CFO Track, now i
Your Body Needs Sunlight Like It Needs Food—Torkil Færø | 83 (opens the original)
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Dr. Torkil Færø is a Norwegian physician, wearable-data researcher, and author of The Pulse Cure — now back with a new book, The Sun Cure, released today in Norway. After noticing that heart rate variability could double simply from sun exposure, Torkil spent years digging into the research and found that sunlight touches nearly every major disease doctors treat today, from heart disease to cancer to chronic inflammation.In this conversation, Torkil breaks down the different wavelengths of sunli
Why Regeneration Beats Bouncing Back — Stuart J. Green | 82 (opens the original)
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Stuart J. Green is the founder and CEO of Blue Green Advisors, working across the marine and ocean space with multilateral banks, development agencies, and organizations navigating major transitions. After his wife's death upended his life, Stuart spent years searching for a framework beyond conventional resilience thinking — eventually developing what he calls "regeneration": not bouncing back to a past that no longer exists but building something new from what remains. He now leads the UK and
The CEO Who Survived Death Threats - Dane Hudson | 81 (opens the original)
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Dane Hudson spent 25+ years as a global CEO — running KFC in Southern Africa during a stretch that included death threats and a bulletproof car, then going on to lead operations across Sydney, Shanghai, Johannesburg, and New York, with a final role overseeing 200,000+ employees. He's since become one of the most sought-after CEO coaches in Asia Pacific, and his new book, Discipline Beats Vision: How to Be the Leader Your Company Needs — Starting Monday (Wiley), is built around the idea that visi
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