We chat to Roz Campbell, social entrepreneur and founder of Tsuno, about using design to do good in the world (and help fight period poverty).

Listen to this ep if you want to know about:
The power of googling
Starting a business when you’re still at uni
Crowdfunding do’s and don’ts
DIY marketing
Accidentally becoming a period campaigner
What it’s like having a garage full of pads

We chat to Roz Campbell, social&nbsp;entrepreneur and founder of <a href="https://www.tsuno.com.au/">Tsuno</a>, about using design to do good in the world (and help fight period poverty). Listen to this ep if you want to know about:
<ul>
<li>The power of googling</li>
<li>Starting a business when you&rsquo;re still at uni</li>
<li>Crowdfunding do&rsquo;s and don&rsquo;ts</li>
<li>DIY marketing</li>
<li>Accidentally becoming a period campaigner</li>
<li>What it&rsquo;s like having a garage full of pads</li>
</ul>

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ready your earbuds, folks – a new frankie podcast has arrived, interviewing nice people with great jobs. we ask our creative heroes the big questions: what do they have for breakfast? what’s their favourite dance move? how do they beat self-doubt? and most importantly: how do we get their job?

ready your earbuds, folks &ndash; a new frankie podcast has arrived, interviewing nice people with great jobs. we ask our creative heroes the big questions: what do they have for breakfast? what&rsquo;s their favourite dance move? how do they beat self-doubt? and most importantly: how do we get their job?

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great job! with roz campbell

Facial acne is an expected part of the teenage experience, but no one tells you it can reappear on the path to your 30s. In this episode, Rebecca Varcoe tells us why she wishes her skin would grow up a bit. 

Facial acne is an expected part of the teenage experience, but no one tells you it can reappear on the path to your 30s. In this episode, Rebecca Varcoe tells us why she wishes her skin would grow up a bit.&nbsp;

something to say - rebecca varcoe, skincare

Emily Naismith gets irrationally angry when someone chews loudly in her direction. The sound of someone hoeing into an apple? Painful. The crunch of milky breakfast oats? A dagger in her back. Apparently, Emily's experience isn't uncommon.

Emily Naismith gets irrationally angry when someone chews loudly in her direction. The sound of someone hoeing into an apple? Painful. The crunch of milky breakfast oats? A dagger in her back. Apparently, Emily's experience isn't uncommon.

something to say - emily naismith, sound and fury

Wendy Syfret has something to admit: she's jealous of her best friend's baby. She doesn't want to be the baby – she just wants her best friend back. 

Wendy Syfret has something to admit: she's jealous of her best friend's baby. She doesn't want to be the baby &ndash; she just wants her best friend back.&nbsp;

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