HeyJaredThe Rogue Monkey Podcast
Conversations with those who are thinking differently, have unusual careers paths and individuals and companies that are pushing the envelope. Sharing ideas and stories to inspire those who dream big and are looking to make the impossible become possible.
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E126 Gaz Heaton - Building Community Cutlery, exploring the side hustle that took off... (opens the original)
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From mowing lawns to running a successful independent business in West Yorkshire - Gareth “Gaz” Heaton’s journey is a brilliant example of what can happen when a side hustle becomes something much bigger.In this episode of the Rogue Monkey Podcast, Gaz talks openly about the story behind Community Cutlery, the business he runs with his partner George. What started as a home-based knife sharpening service has grown into a shop specialising in Japanese kitchen knives, sharpening, kitchenware, educ
E125 Steve Moby Leitch. Finding hope - The swimming journey from Scotland to the U.S. and chasing the Oceans Seven Swims (opens the original)
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In this episode, Steve 'Moby' Leitch shares his incredible journey from competitive swimming and overcoming addiction to completing some of the world's most challenging ocean swims. Discover how resilience, community, faith, and a mindset of continuous growth can transform life's obstacles into opportunities for greatness. Steve's life has taken an incredible arc, both geographically and personally, and it was a pleasure to share time with him understanding how swimming has impacted on his life
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