
Conversations with leaders on building careers, companies & character the hard way. No shortcuts, just sweat. Founded by Charlie Selth, Will Chapman and Dimitri Gremos, the show began as 'The Business Of' – a passion project between Will and Charlie who were curious about what it really takes to succeed. Today, Sweat Capital is an evolving platform that combines that same curiosity with a bigger m... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness | |||

In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down with Alex Currie, a project finance lawyer who has spent three decades advising on some of the world’s largest and most complex energy and infrastructure projects.
Alex has worked across London, Moscow,... more
In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down with Lulu Ghattas, the person helping power the marketing machine behind one of Sydney’s fastest-growing startups, Kinso.
Lulu’s career arc is anything but traditional.
Before YouthForce and Kinso, she... more
In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down with Graham Kerr, CEO of South32, for a rare, career-focused look at leadership, capital allocation, and what it actually takes to succeed in mining.
Graham’s path defies the stereotype. He didn’t study... more
It's been a big start to 2026 at Sweat Capital, and there's a lot to catch up on.
In this monthly recap, Charlie, Will, and Dimitri discuss:
* Charlie & Will’s experience attending the Future Minerals Forum in Saudi Arabia
* The reality of loc... more
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Great lineup of guests and questions that are on the minds of the next generation of business leaders.
Great poddy - doesn’t get much than this. Great guests too, can’t find a better business podcast
Well Done gentlemen - brilliant to listen to young lads “Giving it a go” as Stuart suggested - look forward to the next episode - keep up the great work
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Conversations focus on the untold stories of leaders who have built successful careers, companies, and character through resilience and hard work. The podcast features deep dives into diverse industries, with guests sharing personal experiences, insights into market trends, and the challenges they faced in their professional journeys. Listeners can expect to hear from thought leaders across business, finance, sports, and technology, all emphasizing the value of hard work and authenticity in leadership. The series aims to provide not just inspiration, but actionable advice for aspiring professionals and entrepreneurs, while fostering a more human-centric approach to business leadership.
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Recent guests on Sweat Capital include:
1. Lulu Ghattas
2. Darren Lockyer
3. Armina Rosenberg
4. Joe Lombard
5. Flavia Tata Nardini
6. Mark Kristoff
7. David Teh
8. Bryan Quinn
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