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Chris and his business partner, Max, have spent the last year or so building something that will allow them to share their passion for sport and adventure, along with their equipment, with everyone else in the world.

Sarah Agboola shares the lessons she has learned from her journey so far as a young entrepreneur, and the value of studying for her Masters of Entrepreneurship at the University of Melbourne.

The team from Vocab Voyagers explain how Tech Girls Movement changed their perspective of technology, and how they have now become Tech Girl Superheroes themselves.

Nikki is leading the way to ensuring the future is full of women in tech through her new venture, Codemakers

Dr Jenine Beekhuyzen, the founder of Tech Girls Movement, explains why all tech girls are superheroes.

Craig Martin, founder of Tribalmind, discusses his vision for collecting and sharing knowledge.

Feedoozy co-founder Akshay Alva and I chat about; finding the right idea, leveraging your strengths, and understanding your markets.

Having cut his teeth working for a startup in his first job, Bernie Tschirren was well prepared when it came time to start his own.

Being an entrepreneur can sometimes feel like we put out lives on the line for our business.  Michael Koss, co-founder and CEO of Global Patient Portal, does this literally.  His business takes him to some of less affluent areas of India, where he is often subjected to food poisoning, parasites and bouts of travel sickness.  This commitment might often be talked about within entrepreneurial circles, but is rarely seen at this level.

Social Media expert Kyra Reed from Made To Order helps us to navigate the social media minefield, and provide some helpful advice for startups and entrepreneurs.

Kellee Morgan is the founder of Housemate Ninja.  She shares how glitter gave her the motivation to start her entrepreneurial journey.

After a career change brought about because she no longer wanted to contribute to the wastefulness of society, it was a hackathon that showed Trang Du the light (and the awesomeness of startups).

Taking a look back over the first three month of this podcast, and reflecting on some of the more important lessons learned from the founders we have chatted with.

Photosharing apps are one of the most popular categories today, but that hasn't stopped Peng Lee, founder of Sircus, from building something that he believes will be a game-changer.

Phoebe Adams explains how a fox became a phoenix.

Richard Ham is a rock-climbing, house-sitting founder and director of FMClarity, a SaaS app aiming to bring facilities management into the 21st Century.

Quid Pro Quo founders, Leon Chuah and Eddie Leung, are banking on people returning to the age of bartering.  Inspired by the story of the Red Paperclip, they have created a platform that makes trading items of value as easy as swiping left or right.

Lauren Trlin, founder of Buzzy, shares how networking took her from corporate hippie to startup founder.  We chat about taking action, investing in yourself, and why being stubborn is a good thing.

After 20 years in Government, Anne-Marie Elias has turned to the startup community to bring about social change.