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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
12
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Sep 21, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Why Business Owners Should Never Stop Learning with Christina Zigouras (opens the original)

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    Christina Zigouras has been a bank teller, an English teacher in Japan, a bookkeeper in her family’s concrete business, a building designer, a TAFE teacher, a board director, and she is now running as an independent candidate in the Victorian state election. She will tell you she simply changed her mind a lot. What she actually did was build a career out of going and learning whatever she did not know yet. In this episode she talks about the family business she knew she could not stay in, the co

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Going All In, Falling Apart and Getting Back Up with Tom Robertson (opens the original)

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    Tom Robertson joined us fresh from Commonwealth Games Australia headquarters in Glasgow, just hours after wrapping up his contract as their social media lead - but his path there has been anything but straightforward. What started with a weekend shooting content at a Melbourne athletics meet quickly turned into a call from Puma, and before long, V1 Studios - with two staff within eight weeks and clients like Kathmandu, Golf Australia and Strong Pilates. Tom is incredibly open about what came nex

  3. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Taking Care of Your People (Including You) with Sionainn Hayes (opens the original)

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    This week, we sit down with Sionainn Hayes, founder of SHE HR - a boutique HR firm built around a simple philosophy: people matter. Five years into running a business she once swore she’d never start, Sionainn gets refreshingly honest about what she’s learned along the way - from delegating before she felt she could “afford” to, to realising that being great at your job doesn’t automatically make you great at leading others. We talk hiring out of desperation versus hiring with intention, radical

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Defining Success and Building A Comedy Empire with Broden Kelly (opens the original)

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    This week we're joined by Broden Kelly - actor, comedian, and member of Aunty Donna, the sketch group that turned a YouTube channel with no network behind it into a Netflix series, a production company and their own streaming platform, Grouse House. Broden takes us back to the unpaid years, the two-star review that nearly finished them, and the slow build to a sold-out Netflix deal - plus the parts nobody sees: burnout from an old "say yes to everything" mindset, and why he still feels like he's

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    What Family Business Really Means with Debbie Hill (opens the original)

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    This week, host Emily sits down with the person she's been wanting on the podcast since day one - her mum, Debbie Hill. Debbie didn't set out to build a business from scratch; she came up through the ranks of her father's gas company, Supagas, starting on the phones and chasing invoices before eventually running the whole thing as CEO. She opens up about proving herself in a male-dominated family business, the gutting year they sold Supagas in 2016, and the leadership lessons - thank you, Craig

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