Best Peter Kee Podcasts (2024)

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The future of office coffee - Part One 37:39

1h ago37:39

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In today’s episode we’re discussing the future of office coffee and finding out how coffee businesses are adapting to changing dynamics and the rise of hybrid working. In this episode we’ll examine the UK and European office coffee markets and in a later episode we’ll take an in-depth look at the North American market. Today, we’ll speak with Nick …

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Sebastian Langeveld & Eelco Berkhout - “Eerlijk gezegd heb ik nooit echt van de Tour genoten” 42:01

2h ago42:01

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Vanaf vandaag is aflevering 10 van de podcastserie SEG Stories te beluisteren. Het Tour de France circus draait nog steeds op volle toeren, dus ook deze podcast staat weer in het teken van wielrennen. Oud-renner Sebastian Langeveld en zijn agent Eelco Berkhout schuiven aan. De twee, die soms zelf liever van een vriendschap spreken, stonden aan het …

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Building a better restaurant - with Peter Harman, Part Two 31:25

2h ago31:25

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Today's episode is part two of a conversation with Peter Harman - a veteran restaurateur, author and host of the Build A Better Restaurant podcast. In part one, Peter walked us through his Eight Basic Fundamentals and actionable insights for success in the highly complex restaurant industry. In part two, Peter shares yet more wisdom from his years …

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Episode 27: Julia Fredersdorff: Founder of Van Diemen's Band on building a world-leading baroque ensemble from the heart of Tasmania 53:30

8d ago53:30

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In this episode, Sam speaks with Julia Fredersdorff, founder and artistic director of Van Diemen's Band, about: - Julia's journey from studying baroque violin in Europe to founding Van Diemen's Band in Tasmania - The challenges and rewards of starting a period instrument ensemble in Tasmania - Van Diemen's Band's mission to introduce audiences to l…

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Building a better restaurant - with Peter Harman, Part One 31:34

2d ago31:34

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In today’s episode we're joined by Peter Harman - a veteran restaurateur, author and host of the Build A Better Restaurant podcast. Drawing on a wealth of experience in the restaurant industry, Peter's weekly podcast shares invaluable insight and advice on how to grow as a leader and build a more profitable hospitality business. Over the next two e…

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Berkhout Broers - “Tijdens het eten mochten we niet meer over wielrennen praten” 45:09

3d ago45:09

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Wat doe je als je idolaat bent van wielrennen, je bouwt een netwerk op in de sport, maar je komt nét te kort om prof te worden? Eelco en Martijn Berkhout begonnen op respectievelijk 20- en 23-jarige leeftijd een agentschap in het wielrennen. In de nieuwe SEG Stories vertellen zij hun verhaal. Over met bluf de grootste teambazen bellen, tot het succ…

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Episode 26: Professor Peter Tregear - Thought leader, writer and academic on confronting change, mythology and meaning in classical music 59:38

6d ago59:38

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My guest today is Professor Peter Tregear. A renowned scholar, performer, and cultural leader in the Australian arts landscape, Peter has had an incredibly varied and distinguished career. After completing his doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge, he went on to hold prestigious appointments as a Fellow at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, …

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Why is Korea so obsessed with coffee? 40:32

8d ago40:32

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In today's episode, we’re stepping into one of the world's most vibrant and trendy coffee shop markets to uncover why Korea is so captivated by coffee. In conversations with Cera Jung, Country Manager, Specialty Coffee Association Korea, Ryan Suh, General Manager, Blue Bottle Coffee Korea and Matt Lee, General Manager, La Marzocco Korea, we'll find…

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Rory Sutherland - “Ik was super bang om te stoppen met koersen” 29:29

10d ago29:29

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De nieuwste aflevering van SEG Stories staat in het teken van de Tour de France. Na de eerdere afleveringen een inkijkje te geven in de voetballerij, spreken we nu met oud-wielrenner en SEG Cycling-agent Rory Sutherland. Als 18-jarige renner kwam Rory Sutherland aan in Nederland en liet hij Australië achter zich. “Het gemis is bijna niet uit te leg…

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Episode 25: Professor Jo Caust: acclaimed academic talks art, politics and contemporary discourse 1:01:25

13d ago1:01:25

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In this insightful conversation, Professor Jo Caust shares her remarkable journey from dedicated arts practitioner to renowned academic and author. Caust discusses her early experiences grappling with gender inequality in the arts industry, which motivated her to delve deeper into issues of leadership and power dynamics. Key Takeaways: Caust's traj…

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Riding the wave to success – A conversation with Adam White, Riding House Cafes 39:15

15d ago39:15

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Following on from our Antipodean brunch episode, today we’re speaking with Adam White, Founder of Riding House Cafés – a pioneering all-day dining operator in central London. After a career managing pubs for Mitchells & Butlers and success with his own venture, The Garrison in edgy Bermondsey, Adam opened The Riding House Café in Fitzrovia in 2010.…

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Kees Ploegsma sr & jr - “Gullit z’n gezicht toen hij Berlusconi in Eindhoven zag zal ik nooit vergeten” 44:55

26d ago44:55

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Vanaf vandaag is aflevering 7 van de podcastserie SEG Stories te beluisteren. Deze week schuiven Kees Ploegsma (voormalig PSV-manager en zaakwaarnemer) en zoon Kees jr. (SEG-boardmember en zaakwaarnemer) aan bij host Joost Hofman. Het wordt een gesprek waarbij de ene anekdote na de andere voorbij komt vliegen. Vader en zoon Ploegsma delen niet alle…

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Episode 24: Brian Ritchie: Violent Femmes bassist and Mona Foma artistic director on playing a pivotal role in creating a cultural powerhouse in Tasmania 1:14:31

20d ago1:14:31

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Guest: Brian Ritchie, bassist of the Violent Femmes and Artistic Director of Mona FOMA Summary: Brian Ritchie first came to Tasmania in 1989 when the Violent Femmes played a sold-out show at the Hobart City Hall, sparking his long-standing connection to the state. He and his wife Varuni later moved to Tasmania in 2005, initially drawn by Varuni's r…

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The incredible rise of plant-based beverages 42:43

22d ago42:43

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In today's episode, we're diving into the world of plant-based beverages to explore the rapid rise of non-dairy options in coffee shops and what's next for this dynamic category. We'll first speak with Sam Henderson, Group Beverage Development Manager at Starbucks EMEA and Mia Hartwell, Head of Food, Hubbub to find out how the dairy alternative cat…

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Martijn Reuser en Peter de Waal - “Kluivert, Davids, Seedorf; we waren een exponent van de Ajax-jeugdopleiding” 36:08

24d ago36:08

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In deze episode schuiven voormalig profvoetballer Martijn Reuser en SEG-agent Peter de Waal aan bij host Joost Hofman. De twee jeugdvrienden, die elkaar nog elke dag spreken, nemen samen de carrière van Martijn door. Reuser, die de jeugd bij Ajax doorliep en daarna speelde in misschien wel het beste Ajax aller tijden, won onder meer de Champions Le…

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Episode 23: Dr Megan Burslem: broadcaster, violist, educator and communicator leading the charge in fresh conversation about music in the contemporary landscapb 1:10:48

27d ago1:10:48

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This week, Sam sits down with Dr. Megan Burslem, presenter at ABC Classic. Megan has had an incredible journey in music, from her studies as a classical violist to her current role as a leading voice in Australian classical radio. Megan speaks candidly about her path into broadcasting, the imposter syndrome she felt coming from a regional backgroun…

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Jeremain Lens - “Angst heb ik omgezet in een positieve vibe” 46:04

1M ago46:04

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In de nieuwste aflevering van SEG Stories staat de carrière van Jeremain Lens centraal. Onlangs kondigde de oud-international zijn afscheid aan; een ideaal moment voor een terugblik. Zo spreekt Lens over de magie van Ajax, maar ook over de pijn van het weggestuurd worden als puber. “Ik was bang om weer te falen”, zegt hij daarover. Niet alleen de A…

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Bold, fearless adventures - A conversation with coffee pioneer Todd Carmichael 46:42

1M ago46:42

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In today’s episode, we’re speaking with a true industry legend - Todd Carmichael, specialty coffee pioneer and Co-founder of La Colombe Coffee Roasters. From humble beginnings, Todd founded La Colombe with his business partner JP Iberti in Philadelphia in 1994 and together, they grew the business into one of the most influential coffee brands in No…

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Episode 22: Kimbali Harding: Australian Youth Orchestra CEO on the the power of youth orchestras: shaping lives through musical participation. 54:55

1M ago54:55

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As the CEO of the iconic Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO), Kimbali Harding has a unique vantage point on shaping the future of classical music in Australia. In this insightful conversation, Harding shares her own remarkable journey - from a dedicated piano prodigy to a passionate music educator - and the transformative role of mentors like the lege…

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Marten de Roon - “Missen van de EL-finale is grootste smet op m’n carrière” 42:01

1M ago42:01

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Marten de Roon beleefde de meest intense week van zijn carrière: hij stond in de finale van de Coppa Italia, hij zou in de finale van de Europa League spelen én hij zou hoogstwaarschijnlijk deel uitmaken van de selectie vanRonald Koeman voor het komend EK. Hoe anders liep het voor de aanvoerder van Atalanta Bergamo. Tegen Juventus, in de bekerfinal…

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Episode 20: Joanne Kee: National Theatre of Paramatta's Executive and Creative Producer on creating theatre and leadership in the rich cultural landscape of Sydney's Western suburbs 1:06:52

1M ago1:06:52

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This week's guest on Decoding Cultural Leadership is Joanne Kee, Executive and Creative Producer of the National Theatre of Parramatta, Joanne shares her fascinating journey into arts management, from her family's early love of performance to gaining invaluable experience at major institutions like the Sydney Opera House and a period in London. We …

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Antipodean influence and the thriving London brunch scene 38:16

1M ago38:16

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In today's episode we're exploring the Antipodean influence on London's brunch culture and finding out how this unique style of hospitality made its mark in the UK capital’s fiercely competitive casual dining scene. We'll be speaking with the founders behind three of London’s iconic Antipodean-inspired all-day restaurants to find out how brunch cul…

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Episode 21: Kim Goodwin: How do we inoculate against Zombie leadership in our sector? Tropes and traps of the leadership obsession. 1:08:02

1M ago1:08:02

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This week's guest is Dr. Kim Goodwin, An academic at the University of Melbourne, her research focuses on career development, employability, and human resources in the arts. Kim shares her journey from early leadership challenges in the corporate world to shifting her focus to professional development in the arts sector, which led to her PhD resear…

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John de Jong - “Drie keer op Old Trafford gespeeld; geen idee hoe de kleedkamers eruit zien”. 33:32

2M ago33:32

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John de Jong speelde als geboren Hagenees voor PSV, maar kreeg op zijn piek te maken met een blessure die het einde van zijn carrière betekende. Nu kan hij er op terugkijken, maar voelt nog steeds de pijn. Stilzitten doet John niet: na een indrukwekkende carrière als onder meer scout en technisch directeur bij PSV, is hij nu begonnen bij SEG als ag…

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A conversation with iconic designer Kees van der Westen 31:07

2M ago31:07

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In today’s episode we’re speaking with one of the most innovative pioneers within the global coffee equipment market, Kees van der Westen. Since designing his first machine in 1984, Kees has been an industry trailblazer, known for an unwavering commitment to quality, boundary-pushing design and innovation. Today Kees focuses on research and develop…

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Episode 19 Julian Louis: NORPA's artistic director on leadership and reframing purpose in crisis 1:10:04

2M ago1:10:04

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Julian Louis, CEO and Artistic Director of NORPA (Northern Rivers Performing Arts), shares his journey of leading a regional theatre company through major challenges, including floods and the COVID-19 pandemic. Key points from the conversation include: NORPA's unique approach to creating place-based, site-specific theatre that is deeply connected t…

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Kevin Strootman - “Het is toch meer frustratie…” 38:36

2M ago38:36

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SEG Stories is een nieuwe podcastserie met unieke verhalen uit de wereld van topsport en entertainment. In de eerste aflevering praat profvoetballer Kevin Strootman, die met Genua, AS Roma en PSV grote successen vierde, openhartig over zijn successen en zijn blessureleed. Hoe hebben de blessures zijn carrière getekend? Strootman woont in Italië, ma…

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Daley Blind - “Het liefst keer ik ooit terug bij Ajax” 37:00

2M ago37:00

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SEG Stories is een nieuwe podcastserie met unieke verhalen uit de wereld van topsport en entertainment. Daley Blind (ex-Ajax, Manchester United en Bayern München) blikt in de tweede aflevering terug op zijn rumoerige afscheid bij Ajax. Het heeft hem diep geraakt. Inmiddels is Blind zielsgelukkig in Girona. Mede door zijn goede spel staat Girona FC …

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SEG Stories - Trailer 0:56

2M ago0:56

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Onthullende gesprekken met hoofdrolspelers uit de sport- en entertainmentwereld Managementbureau SEG vertegenwoordigt honderden topsporters en artiesten, allemaal met hun eigen unieke verhaal. In de podcastserie SEG Stories vertellen ze openhartig over hun triomfen en dieptepunten. Profvoetballers, topcoaches, wielrenners, gamers en artiesten staan…

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A conversation with Dutch coffee veteran, Hans Tietema, Kaldi Koffie & Thee 27:12

2M ago27:12

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In today’s episode we’re speaking with Hans Tietema, Founder of the highly-respected Dutch retail and coffee bar chain Kaldi Koffie & Thee. With over 30 years of experience in the coffee industry, Hans has grown Kaldi from a single shop to a thriving franchise business with 25 sites across the Netherlands plus a recent partnership in Saudi Arabia. …

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Episode 18: Greta Bradman: Psychologist, researcher, writer, broadcaster, and performing artist on the true meaning of finding values 59:17

2M ago59:17

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My guest today is Greta Bradman. Greta has made significant contributions across multiple fields. A registered psychologist, researcher, writer, broadcaster, and performing artist, Greta's diverse background is truly impressive. As an exclusive artist for Universal Music (Decca Classics), Greta released four No.1 solo albums, showcasing her incredi…

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Episode 17: Esther Anatolitis: Influential thought leader and Meanjin editor on cultural leadership 1:04:44

2M ago1:04:44

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My guest today is Esther Anatolis. With an impressive career spanning various art forms and practices, including literature, publishing, broadcasting, visual arts, craft and design, museums and galleries, performing arts, and festivals, Esther has made a massive contribution to Australia’s arts and cultural landscape. Throughout her extensive caree…

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The art and science of building wholesale coffee accounts 32:12

2M ago32:12

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Today we’re rounding off our series on the business of coffee roasting by finding out how leading roasters establish and nurture their wholesale partnerships. We'll speak with Colin Morrison, Managing Director, Small Batch Coffee Roasters, Petr Kvasnička, Owner, Father's Coffee Roastery and Alex Spruce, Sales Director, Löfbergs UK, to understand ho…

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Episode 16. Richard Evans: One of Australia's foremost cultural leaders on career, current issues and leading change and innovation 1:02:31

2M ago1:02:31

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This week’s guest is Richard Evans AM A highly respected arts leader, Richard has had an extensive career in arts management, leading some of Australia's most prominent cultural institutions. He is currently the Managing Director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) and President of Live Performance Australia (LPA). In this wide-ranging conver…

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Fostering connections across the coffee community - A conversation with Laughing Man Coffee 26:41

3M ago26:41

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In this episode we’re speaking with David Steingard, CEO and co-founder of New York-based coffee business, Laughing Man. David founded Laughing Man in 2009 with his business partners, united by a vision to foster connection, positivity and community through coffee. The company has also set up a related charitable initiative The Laughing Man Foundat…

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Episode 15: Greg Barns: Celebrated Lawyer, Leader and Author Talks Cultural Leadership and Social Justice 49:15

3M ago49:15

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This week, we catch up with renowned barrister, spokesperson, and human rights advocate Greg Barns SC, as he shares how music has been a driving force in his life and how he sees music playing a huge role in public debate, reform and dialogue. In this discussion, we touched on some of the controversial debates taking place at the time, focusing on …

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Nurturing relationships at origin - A conversation with La Cabra 28:56

3M ago28:56

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Following on from our last episode on the world of green coffee, today we’re releasing the complete interview with John Gibson, Head Roaster at Danish specialty coffee and bakery chain, La Cabra. In this conversation, John walks us through La Cabra’s approach to sourcing green coffee, how he selects growers to work with and the importance of nurtur…

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Episode 14. Bourby Webster: Perth Symphony Orchestra Founder Reflects on Her Journey and radically transforming the world through music 1:09:35

3M ago1:09:35

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This week, Sam connects with Perth Symphony Orchestra founder, cultural visionary, and innovator Bourby Webster. Bourby discusses her trajectory from Oxford graduate to being part of one of the world’s most well-known classical crossover groups, Bond, to setting up a groundbreaking orchestra on the other side of the world. She shares her commitment…

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Introduction to green coffee sourcing 40:19

3M ago40:19

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Today we’re continuing our series on the business of coffee roasting and exploring the world of green coffee supply. We'll speak with Jordan Hooper, Head of Green Coffee Trading, Sucafina and Line Cosmidis, Head of Specialty Sales, Falcon Coffees, to learn more about the green coffee supply chain, the role of the trader and how this has evolved in …

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Episode 13. Tjanara Goreng Goreng: Sacred Leadership and How We Can Learn From First Nations Cultural Leadership 55:39

3M ago55:39

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Today, we are privileged to be joined by the remarkable Dr Tjanara Goreng Goreng, an accomplished author, academic, and cultural leader. Tjanara will be sharing her fascinating research into Sacred Leadership and the valuable lessons contemporary organisations and leaders can learn from indigenous cultural and leadership practices. In this episode,…

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Scaling and selling a coffee business - A conversation with Ed Barry 31:50

3M ago31:50

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In today’s episode we’re returning to our funding mini series and speaking with entrepreneur Ed Barry about scaling and ultimately selling a coffee business. Ed is the former owner of London-based independent cafe chain Over Under Coffee. Ed founded and grew Over Under to a formidable eight-strong chain, plus a franchise in the Middle East, before …

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Episode 12. Paul Grabowsky: Cultural Leadership Across Genres 1:08:53

3M ago1:08:53

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This week, Sam is joined by one of Australia’s most distinguished artists: Paul Grabowsky, pianist, composer, arranger, and conductor. Paul has had a huge career in Australia. He became a household name as musical director of Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (where he was an inspiration to me as a young, aspiring jazz pianist in Tasmania!), was Commi…

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What’s in store for London Coffee Festival 2024! 39:02

3M ago39:02

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The London Coffee Festival 2024 is less than 2 weeks away and with it comes a four-day celebration of London’s vibrant coffee scene and its dedicated community. Since its inception in 2011 , The London Coffee Festival has attracted tens of thousands of hospitality professionals and coffee connoisseurs, fostering deep connections among those with a …

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Episode 11. QSO's Yarmila Alfonzetti: Redefining Cultural Leadership 1:11:17

4M ago1:11:17

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It was great to catch up with Queensland Symphony Orchestra CEO Yarmila Alfonzetti, during the monumental Brisbane production of (not just) the Ring Cycle but also Aida (which was being performed on alternate nights). This was a mammoth undertaking for both organisations and a landmark performance event in recent history. Yarmila has held some majo…

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Episode 10: BBC Orchestras and Choirs' Simon Webb: Change and Innvovation across BBC's orchestral landscape 1:03:06

4M ago1:03:06

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In today's episode, we're continuing our exploration of the fascinating world of international orchestras and the leaders who guide them. If you haven't already, I highly recommend checking out our previous episode featuring Simon Woods, President and CEO of the League of American Orchestras, In this episode we speak with Simon Webb, Head of BBC Or…

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Episode 9. League of American Orchestra's Simon Woods: Cultural Leadership and the Contemporary American Orchestra 49:07

4M ago49:07

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This week Sam spoke to Simon Woods, President and CEO of the League of American Orchestras. Simon has led an ambitious change agenda for American orchestras, particularly in the areas of diversity and inclusion - an area which he is personally very passionate about. Simon talks about the League’s work with its (over) 650 member orchestras and some …

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The future of tea in the US market - With Rishi Tea 27:03

4M ago27:03

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In today’s episode we’re swapping our coffee beans for tea leaves and speaking with Nathan Kosky, Executive Vice President, for Rishi Tea & Botanicals. Founded in 1997 by Joshua Kaiser, Rishi Tea was a pioneer in bringing premium loose-leaf tea to the North American market. Today the brand supplies a wide range of high-quality teas, powders and inf…

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Episode 8. Frances Rings: Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Artistic Director and Co-CEO on new horizons, continuing conversations and starting where you stand 49:24

4M ago49:24

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8. Frances Rings: Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Artistic Director and Co-CEO on new horizons, continuing conversations and starting where you stand "Choreography is a connection to the unseen, in the same way Aboriginal people see the world as part-physical, part-spiritual... when we step into the rehearsal studio, it's a sacred space." Frances Rings Ou…

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Serving your community - A conversation with Eileen Rinaldi, Ritual Coffee Roasters 31:37

4M ago31:37

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In today’s episode we’re speaking with Eileen Rinaldi, Founder and CEO of San Francisco’s iconic Ritual Coffee Roasters. Established in 2005, Ritual was a forerunner in San Francisco’s specialty coffee movement that exploded in the late-2000s. Today, the business operates five sites and a roastery in the Bay Area and Napa Valley. In this insightful…

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Roasting for the future - A conversation with Scott Stouffer, Chief Sales Officer, Probat 29:30

4M ago29:30

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Following on from our last episode exploring the equipment required for a successful roastery, today we are releasing the complete interview with Scott Stouffer, Chief Sales Officer, Probat. In this conversation, Scott offers incredible insights into the world of coffee roasting equipment and he sheds light on which markets are growing the fastest.…

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