The Iconic founder Adam Jacobs' reveals his top 3 ideas for success

Adam Jacobs made a name for himself in the business world as the co-founder of The Iconic. He then launched a venture called Hatch, an online recruitment platform dedicated to matching people with jobs they'd be suited to.  Having studied Philosophy and Business, and worked around the world as a b…

The Reality of Living In The Outback: Brendan Cullen's Journey from Pain to Purpose

Australia’s outback is world-renowned for it’s beauty, it’s uniqueness and it’s people. But what often isn’t spoken about is the sheer isolation living in these remote communities. My guest on this episode is a man who has lived at the extremes — physically, mentally, and emotionally. Brendan Cull…

The Human Cost of Our Energy Dependence

Mark Wales is a former SAS commander, two-time Survivor competitor, bestselling author, and one of the most quietly compelling guests I’ve ever had around. If you’ve ever wondered what we actually ask of the men and women we send to war (or to secure more oil), and whether we’re honest enough abou…

Anger Is Not Failure: Rethinking Motherhood with Lauren Novak

One of the hardest parts of parenting is one not many people talk about. In this episode, we dive into the reality of “mum rage” — the intense, often shame-filled anger that can surface in the daily grind of parenting. Lauren Novak is a journalist, author and mum herself. Her new book 'Melt Down' …

How The Netherlands Turned an Oil Crisis Into a National Opportunity

What if a crisis isn’t just something to endure, but a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rethink everything? In this episode, I'm unpacking the idea of “crisitunity” (yes, inspired by Homer Simpson!) and exploring how a moment of disruption can become a catalyst for lasting change. I'm taking y…

The New Leadership Playbook: Why Caring Workplaces Win with Graeme Cowan

What does it mean to be a great leader in 2026? In age of cost-cutting and focus on the bottom line, it might just mean focussing on the human elements of your business. In this powerful conversation, former executive, author and founding director of R U OK? Graeme Cowan joins me to unpack the tr…

Do You Really Love Animals? Or Do You Really Love To Hate People?

So, do you really love Animals? Or do you really love to hate people? It's a question sparked from a recent experience I had on social media after posting a clip from my interview with comedian Daniel Sloss. And let's just say some of the comments really surprised me. In this episode, I'm delving…

Natalie Bassingthwaighte Lifts the Curtain on Her Career & Personal Struggles

Natalie Bassingthwaighte is an icon of the Australian entertainment industry. Best known for fronting dance act Rogue Traders (plus her stellar solo career) and playing troublemaker Izzy Hoyland on Neighbours, Natalie also has an extensive musical theatre background. But more recently, it's her per…

The Truth Crisis: Separating Facts from Beliefs, Misinformation and Propaganda with Dom Thurbon

There's no denying that we’re living in a time where misinformation spreads faster than ever, and shared reality is breaking down. But what if the biggest threat to society isn’t the misinformation, but our relationship with truth itself? In this powerful conversation, Osher Günsberg sits down wi…

Global energy crisis: Inside Australia's renewable energy transition

Professor Alistair Sproul has been building solar technology since the 1980s. As head of the School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering at UNSW, he's watched Australia lead the world in solar adoption often without realising it.  As the nation, and indeed the rest of the world, grappl…