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The Salon Rebel

The Salon Rebel Podcast, hosted by Charlie Crothers, is a journey into the heart of entrepreneurial passion and rebellion.

Podcast · By Charlie Crothers · Australian English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    I Didn’t Want To Do This (opens the original)

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    🎙️Episode 59: I came back from six and a half weeks in Canada planning to take it easy. That lasted about five minutes. I got sick in my first week back. Then I got my entire leadership team sick. Which meant someone had to be on the floor looking after our clients and that someone was me. This one's a bit of a yap. I'm talking about the money that hit me the second I landed, the $10k I made in under 30 hours with zero bookings in my column, and the fact that being back behind the chair made me

  2. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Setting Boundaries In Your Salon With Stevie Vincent (opens the original)

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    Trigger Warning: This episode contains sensitive discussions surrounding mental health, suicide, and emotional trauma. If you or someone you know is struggling or needs support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 (Australia) or reach out to a local crisis support service. As salon owners and stylists, we spend our days listening, supporting, and holding space for everyone else—from the clients sitting in our chairs to the team members relying on us for direction. But what happens when the emoti

  3. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Grow Your Team Part 2: Why 16 Is Less Stressful Than 6 (opens the original)

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    🎙️Episode 57: Everyone in the hair and beauty industry tells you that a bigger team means more drama, more management headaches, and more of everything you’re already drowning in. A small team is less drama right? That’s why you’re keeping your team at 3 - 6 people, thinking you’re playing it safe… But let’s be totally real for a second: how safe do you actually feel when you are constantly one staff resignation away from unraveling your entire business? In this week's episode, we are completely

  4. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Grow Your Team Part 1: A Small Team Isn't The Safest Option (opens the original)

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    🎙️Episode 56: Let’s be real for a second. Most salon owners stay small not because they lack ambition, but because leadership can feel incredibly daunting. We tell ourselves it’s just easier to handle everything alone, or that finding "good people" is next to impossible these days. But running a tiny, fragile team means you are always living on a knife's edge—where one sudden resignation can feel like your entire business, and your sanity, is about to crash down. In this week's episode, I’m pull

  5. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Comparison Is Holding Your Salon Back (opens the original)

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    🎙️Episode 55: Are you running yourself into the ground trying to build a business that looks great on Instagram, while privately drowning in day-to-day chaos behind the scenes? Let’s be honest—comparison is the absolute thief of joy in our industry. It is so easy to get completely overwhelmed by scrolling through social media, seeing other "polished" salon owners sitting in pristine offices talking about their massive teams, automated empires, and flawless operations. You watch them and immediat

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