Elizabeth is the founder of Males Champions of Change, former NSW Australian of the year, Sex discrimination Commissioner of Australia, a UN Discrimination Against Women Expert and a former partner at Ashurst. She is currently working on Male Champions of Change by using collective leadership to elevate gender equality as an issue of national and international social and economic importance. This was a fascinating episode where we learnt about what men could to further gender equality and we debated about topics such as gender quotas. As always we finished off asking Elizabeth's advice on how to live an impactful life.

This week we sat down with African American Reggie to talk about the racism in America. In the past week we have seen an eruption of protests around the world following the death of George Floyd and we wanted to get a first hand account of racism and what we can do to help the issue. This was a really insightful conversation and we hope that recent events will create a lasting positive change.

This week we sat down with one of the most high profile guests we've had on the show, Paul Jackson. We talked about his long and successful career in radio, how he turned Smooth FM into one of the most successful stations in Australia and chatted about celebrities such as Ed Sheeran. We finished off as always asking Paul about his learnings about life and business. Hope you enjoy!

Hosts Sachin and Adam are interviewed by their good friend Jack Jacobs. They discuss their motivations for the podcast, career paths, transitioning to adulthood, desires and self-improvement, imaginative work, and reflections on relationships.

In this weeks episode we wanted to bring you guys something uplifting in this time of global turmoil. We asked if anyone in our networks had experiences anything positive as a result of lockdown and we were honestly really surprised with how many people responded. Grab a cup of coffee or a drink and get ready to hear some interesting perspectives from these amazing guests!"There's something bad in everything good and something good in everything bad"

This week we sat down with the Head of History of Loreto Normanhust, Marco Scali. Marco Scali is a fantastic and inspirational high school history teacher who has a wealth of knowledge of 20th century history, amongst other periods. We chatted to him about how the Coronavirus is effecting education in Australia, how we can compare this event to other historical episodes and how leaders fare during times of crisis. Marco has undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in History from Macquarie University.

Rahul is an E.R Doctor working in Birmingham who treats patients with Coronavirus on a daily basis. This week we sought to uncover a few things from Rahul including; what is life like on the frontline? How does COVID-19 kill people? and do masks really work? We learnt a lot, had a few laughs and also found out why Rahul doesn't want to stay a doctor long term.

This week we talk to Kirsty Hosea, a partner at Deloitte Digital about her journey, the consulting world and tips for students looking for graduate jobs and internships. We finished off by talking about the effects of COVID-19 on business and society.

In our first isolation episode we sat down with Margaret O'brien an amazing female leader who has worked in corporate marketing, started a school in Cambodia and is the current CEO and co-founder of Young Change Agents. We discussed her life journey, advice for young people and what we can all do in a world filled with corona virus anxiety.

Andrew Riis has founded 2 past business's at the age of 22, he has been flown out to India by none other then Muhammad Yunus and truly lives life on his own terms.