
In our hyperconnected world, it feels like we are becoming more disconnected than ever, so we are on a mission to bring people together through conversation. Welcome to 'The Really Good Conversations Podcast', where we delve into the minds of the wonderful people and businesses we have met in the processes of launching our card game. We will be uncovering their secrets, learning about their bigges... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipSociety & CultureBusinessPersonal Journals | |||

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What does it really take to stop making excuses and become someone you can trust?
This conversation isn't just about blindness, sport or breaking records. Matt Formston AM joins Amy to explore identity, trust, accountability and what it r... more
What is one piece of wisdom you want to pass on to future generations?
In this special compilation episode, Amy shares how a family loss helped inspire Really Good Conversations and why it is so important to ask meaningful questions while we still ... more
Summary What's disappearing from childhood & why children need an analogue childhood in a digital world
In this episode, Amy speaks with Nova Eden from One Collective Power and the Smartphone Free Childhood movement about how smartphones, social me... more
Summary Amy speaks with Dara Simkin about why adults forget how to play and what we lose when life becomes too focused on productivity, achievement and keeping up.
Dara explores play as a mindset, not just an activity, and shares why it can help us... more
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Interesting guests, insightful questions, packed with real life stories and tips for business and life in general -- and always a great conversation! RGC never fails to pick up my day and give me that extra bit of energy and inspiration. Can't wait for the next one!
What I love about the podcast is how Amy makes the guests feel immediately at ease which lets the conversation flow and the personal questions so much more interesting. The guests let their guard down and open up so much more. Great insight into Arcadia from Elizabeth, can’t wait for the next episode!
I love Really Good Conversations, it’s a great card game that I’ve used many times now. It generates great conversations with loved ones. Great podcast to learn all about how this product became about and learn about how other product based companies make their business a success.
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Apple Podcasts | #153 |
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This show leans into thoughtful conversations with founders, creators, and practitioners who blend business with human-centered thinking. Across episodes, listeners hear practical guidance on entrepreneurship, leadership, digital wellbeing, and personal growth, often anchored by real-world pivots, resilience, and creative problem-solving. Notable strengths include a human-friendly interview style, a focus on actionable takeaways, and guests who bring lived experience—from building brands and communities to rethinking work, play, and technology. The format tends to mix personal stories with tactical insights, making it approachable for listeners seeking inspiration, practical advice, and new perspectives on life and work.
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Really Good Conversations launched 3 years ago and published 77 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Really Good Conversations include:
1. Nova Eden
2. Dara Simkin
3. Niraj Lal
4. Kylee Dennis
5. Maku Fenaroli
6. Philip Di Bella
7. Andrew Sloan
8. Jodie Whelan
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