
That's info-tainment! Chris Baskerville is an astute businessman, Chartered Accountant, Liquidator, Bankruptcy Trustee and State Managing Partner of a national firm. Chris is also able to share his expertise and experience in an entertaining and informative way. James Flaherty talks with the showman himself. You may laugh, you may cry, you may throw things at whatever device is playing this podcas... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

The company card is in your spouse’s wallet. When the company collapses, the liquidator is the one reading the statements.
Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty dig into what happens when a director’s family treats company money as their own. Chris e... more
Chris Baskerville breaks down the Bathla Group collapse, a $3.4 billion construction failure with 500 companies in the group and 12,000 stakeholders exposed. He walks through why administrators had to borrow money just to start the job, why the state... more
Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty tackle the question every director eventually asks: is it actually worth it? Chris argues that a business is only valuable once it can run without you, generating cash on its own so your time is finally yours agai... more
ASIC's biggest ever review of voluntary administration is out, covering 5,000 companies over four years. Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty pull seven lessons from it, and the numbers reframe how VA and SBR sit next to each other.
Bigger companies... more
SBR numbers have nearly halved. Acceptance rates have dropped from 80% to the mid-60s, then jumped the moment the 2026 budget landed. Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty ask why, and what it's costing.
Creditors want more now. Twenty cents in the d... more
In this episode of The Sounds of the Baskerville, Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty take a fascinating detour into the world of business ideas. The good, the bad, and the ones that consume everything a founder has and still don't fly.
From zombie... more
In this episode of The Sounds of the Baskerville, Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty explore one of the great inequalities in Australian business, the stark difference between what's at stake for a small business director versus the director of a l... more
In this episode of The Sounds of the Baskerville, Chris Baskerville and James Flaherty pick up where they left off, exploring the wave of business distress building across Australia and what it really means for directors, accountants, and advisors na... more
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