Australia's top journalist, Nick McKenzie talks about why he goes after the rich and powerful who think they are above the law. And Chas Licciardello, from ABC's Planet America attempts to explain the appearance of Stormy Daniels in court as part of Donald Trump's hush money trial.

Australia's top journalist, Nick McKenzie talks about why he goes after the rich and powerful who think they are above the law. And Chas Licciardello, from ABC's Planet America attempts to explain the appearance of Stormy Daniels in court as part of Donald Trump's hush money trial.

Wake up your podcast feed, with the best from Libbi's brekkie show from Disrupt Radio.

Featuring the best interviews with a fresh and lateral take on the news and culture to disrupt your day. 

Hear the full show live on DAB+ and online at disrupt.radio 

Wake up your podcast feed, with the best from Libbi's brekkie show from Disrupt Radio.
Featuring the best interviews with a fresh and lateral take on the news and culture to disrupt your day. 
Hear the full show live on DAB+ and online at disrupt.radio

The Enterprise Breakfast podcast with Libbi Gorr

Get ready to redefine your mornings with Libbi Gorr and her regular guest hosts as Disrupt Radio flips the breakfast show script with a ground-breaking, rule-defying format that will challenge your perceptions and fire up your day!


Enterprise Breakfast is the ultimate morning fuel for Australian entrepreneurs and small businesses with a hunger for pushing boundaries.

This is the show for you – the rule-breakers, the innovators, the game-changers and the trailblazers who see the world differently and thrive on the countless opportunities it presents.


Every morning, we boldly dive into news, issues and fresh perspectives.

Our tribe of maverick thinkers make Enterprise Breakfast the go-to hub for exciting conversation, lively debates and eye-opening insights that challenge and ignite you. We’re champions of the small business community, advocates of entrepreneurial spirit and catalysts for positive change.

Get ready to redefine your mornings with Libbi Gorr and her regular guest hosts as Disrupt Radio flips the breakfast show script with a ground-breaking, rule-defying format that will challenge your perceptions and fire up your day!
 Enterprise Breakfast is the ultimate morning fuel for Australian entrepreneurs and small businesses with a hunger for pushing boundaries.

This is the show for you – the rule-breakers, the innovators, the game-changers and the trailblazers who see the world differently and thrive on the countless opportunities it presents.
 Every morning, we boldly dive into news, issues and fresh perspectives.

Our tribe of maverick thinkers make Enterprise Breakfast the go-to hub for exciting conversation, lively debates and eye-opening insights that challenge and ignite you. We’re champions of the small business community, advocates of entrepreneurial spirit and catalysts for positive change.

Enterprise Breakfast

A special look into dirty deeds

Identity and manufacturing are important things in 2024. Renowned demographer Bernard Salt tells you what Australia successfully makes and exports around the world.

Identity and manufacturing are important things in 2024. Renowned demographer Bernard Salt tells you what Australia successfully makes and exports around the world.

What it takes to be made in Australia

How do you get what you want? You'll hear Jannette Cotterell, an advocacy and media consultant, how it is easier than you think to talk to your MP and from marketing specialist, Carolyn Miller on how to make the case for change.

How do you get what you want? You'll hear Jannette Cotterell, an advocacy and media consultant, how it is easier than you think to talk to your MP and from marketing specialist, Carolyn Miller on how to make the case for change.

The subtle art of getting what you want

Libbi wants to address the inequity of being ripped off. Mark Holden, former musician and lawyer talks about copyright and why it needs updating in Australia. And supermarkets are short changing growers according to Jolyon Burnett from The National Farmers Federation.

Libbi wants to address the inequity of being ripped off. Mark Holden, former musician and lawyer talks about copyright and why it needs updating in Australia. And supermarkets are short changing growers according to Jolyon Burnett from The National Farmers Federation.

A special look into dirty deeds

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