HeyJaredPodvan Podcast with Rabbit
podvan.com.auThe Podvan is a mobile podcasting studio built inside a cute, little, retro caravan. The host is Rabbit, a guy with over three decades of on-air experience and a bunch of awards, who easily builds an atmosphere that invites lighthearted conversations, helpful…
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Ep256: From Redundancy to Running a Flower Shop Together (opens the original)
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Mark was a chippy for 27 years. Then redundancy hit, and now he delivers flowers, sings Happy Birthday and dishes out hugs to strangers. His wife Danielle has been a florist for 30 years. She's the one who builds the arrangements. He's the one who takes them to people's doors, knowing which face to wear - depending on whether it's an anniversary, a birthday, or someone's cat just died. We recorded this one at their shop, Lavender Lane Floral Creations . It's just the two of them running the whol
Ep255: How a Franklin's Trolley Pusher Sold a TV Show to Disney (opens the original)
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An 18 year old walks into Pepsi with a resume and walks out with a 28k salary, a blue wagon, and a massive lesson in how to sell. That's Adam from RukSak . He's been in the Podvan before (way back, maybe around episode 4?), and is the kind of guy who sells a TV project to Disney from his dining room table at Long Jetty, paints the world's largest grass signage, and now helps businesses reverse engineer their way to an exit strategy. We talk about the founder's curse, why most people would rather
Ep254: Mick's Dad Died on a Soccer Field - Then Mick Nearly Did Too! (opens the original)
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Mick Morley's dad had a heart attack and passed away on a soccer field 40 years ago. And recently, Mick nearly had the exact same thing happen - on the exact same oval! Six weeks ago, Mick walked into his GP with a bit of tightness in his chest. Nothing dramatic. Still working, still coaching juniors... A couple of weeks ago, he's finished two procedures, a diamond-tipped drill sent up through his wrist into his heart, and his cardiologist telling him something pretty confronting. This one's a r
Ep253: How a 1956 Handmade Caravan Changed Julie Goodwin's Family Forever (opens the original)
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Jules just spent a month travelling around Australia in a caravan her grandfather built in 1956. But this isn't some restored vintage van. It's a family heirloom that's been maintained for 70 years, and it only still exists because her grandfather passed away before he could build the next one. Julie and Mick recreated its maiden voyage, and along the way she uncovered photos, stories, and memories she'd never heard before. We talk about the towns built on volcanoes, the bloke at the footy who g
Ep252: Why Tattoo Artists Won't Ink Their Partners (opens the original)
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My guest literally came from next door. Jacinda is a tattoo artist who's done everything from emotional memorial pieces to covering up someone's drunken "Corona" leg tattoo. (Written on the leg twice, because the first one "wasn't quite right") We talk about the weirdest requests she's had (yes, people ask to get 🍆 tattooed), the body parts that hurt the most, and why she refuses to tattoo her partner. Oh, and she's also the one who painted that awesome canvas of Harley that lives in the Podvan!
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