
The lessons nobody teaches you in agency life. Host Jye Smith talks to strategists, creative directors, founders, and the people who've survived the trenches of advertising, PR and communications about what the work actually costs, what it teaches you, and what you carry with you after. New episodes weekly. Produced by You're Good, Get Better and DOUBLESTAR CO.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersMarketing | |||

Ashton Bishop has been running Step Change for 17 years. He started it mid-GFC with no clients, no money, and no plan — as a protest vote after finding a coup being plotted against a friend dying of cancer. That friend was Gav Larkin, and that friend... more
Gavin Heaton has had more career chapters than most people have jobs. From accounting dropout to IBM champion to agency creative to redundancy survivor to founder of Disruptors Co, he's broken things at every stop, including his own role, more than o... more
Sophia Brockman started as an intern at Wagner Edstrom in Seattle, moved to Australia at 25, spent 11 years at one agency through three rebrandings, pivoted from account management to strategy, and eventually left agency life entirely for a global in... more
Julian Cole grew up in the industry. His parents ran a TV production company and told him two things: start your own agency, and you'll be washed up by 45. He started at Naked, pioneered comms planning in Australia, then moved to New York as a strate... more
Clive Burcham left home at 15, talked his way into a regional TV station, and by 16 was writing, producing and directing his own show. He went on to become the creative director of the Comedy Channel by 25, built the Conscious Organisation into one o... more
Kady O'Connell moved from Ireland to Sydney knowing nobody, got deported after leaving a toxic agency that was holding her visa hostage, turned that into seven months of travel, and came back to build Kady Creative from a kitchen table into an award-... more
Jonathan Pease started his career at BBDO New York, came back to Australia, co-founded Tong (an ideas agency he sold to STW/AKQA), judged Australia's Next Top Model for five seasons, launched a fashion label into 13 countries, and is the founding cre... more
Katja Forbes founded an agency, sold it, ran design for the company that acquired her, wrote a book, and somehow taught at university through all of it. In this conversation she talks about the loneliness of being a sole founder, why the maths of mid... more
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