He's the creative. She's the business. That's the whole secret.

Poppy Nichaloff on running Generation Rise with her husband, and the clearly defined roles that keep them from stepping on each other's toes. When someone outside tries to stir the pot, backing each other up is non-negotiable.

The online racism Indigenous kids face for doing exactly what she does

Poppy Nichaloff on the racism young Indigenous creators face just for showing up online. Plus, the moment her husband turned his own childhood trauma into something that helps boys process theirs.

Poppy Nichaloff on boundaries, burnout, and building Generation Rise with her husband

Poppy Nichaloff built an online audience before she had kids. Now she's raising two young children and running a business alongside her husband that reaches a lot further than their own feed. That husband is Jacob Nichaloff, known as J-MILLA, a Mak Mak Marranunggu hip hop artist from Darwin and wi…

She runs a business with her husband. One rule is the reason it works.

Poppy Nichaloff had an audience before she had kids. Now she has two young children, a business, and a husband she works with every day. That husband is Jacob Nichaloff, known as J-MILLA, a Mak Mak Marranunggu hip hop artist and winner of the 2021 Archie Roach Foundation Award. Together they run G…

Body image is not a youth issue. It is a leadership issue.

Taryn Brumfitt on the gap she found in workplace wellbeing, and why the same logic sent her into primary schools. Two institutions, one argument.

How Taryn Brumfitt built a global movement from one photograph

The full origin story, from a single non-traditional before and after photo to 200 million people in 190 countries. Including the part where she sold a car to keep going.

Taryn Brumfitt on doubt, self-compassion, and building a global movement

Taryn Brumfitt posted one photograph and it travelled around the world. What followed was 7,000 messages from strangers, a book, a Kickstarter campaign nobody thought would work, and a documentary that beat Guardians of the Galaxy on opening night at the German box office. In this episode of You'r…

Nobody would fund her film. She raised $331,000 anyway.

"How hard could it be to make a film?" Taryn Brumfitt was a photographer with three young kids and no film experience when she asked herself that question. She had posted one photograph, a before and after that ran the opposite way to every before and after you have seen, and it went around the wo…

Where Does the Women’s Leadership Pipeline Actually Break? — Nicola Phillips Explains (Mini Episode)

Past the headline stat about women in higher ed — Nicola Phillips on what actually slows women’s path to governance and leadership, and what’s starting to change.

“Confidence Isn’t the Absence of Doubt” — Nicola Phillips on Self-Doubt in Leadership (Mini Episode)

Adelaide University’s Vice-Chancellor on why self-doubt never fully disappears — even at the very top — and why that’s not the problem we think it is.