Our next guest on the show is probably one of the coolest human beings ever to walk the earth. At only 21, Denim Bidois (who also has the coolest name ever) has already toured the world.

She plays for Australia's latest obsession, pop princess, rapper and musician, Mallrat. Denim gives us an insight into the touring life and how she came to be friends with some of music's current greats Maggie Rogers and All Day.

Keep listening to hear what Denim has to say about balancing uni, music, relationships and being vegan on the road.

Find her on insta: @denimskrrt

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Denim Bidois on Dj-ing, making music and touring with Maggie Rogers

Ever look at someone and think how on earth do they do it? I'll ask them all the questions so you don't have to. For advice on stuff that matters (career, life, love, pizza or pasta?) I chat to my friends and other cool people on this podcast. If you love eavesdropping, tune in! I’m your host Jess Rendall, grab a seat, let’s have a Convo.

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Your twenties are some of the most exciting times in your life. Reserved for figuring out what you love and what you hate. It’s a time where you can afford to be selfish while you’re responsible for you and you alone. Many use to this time embark on career defining adventures, like travel blogger Courtney Leopard and international model Elly-Grace spoke about in previous episodes. But as rewarding as those adventures may be, the road there can get quite lonely at times, something Aussie Blogger Milly-Rose Bannister knows all about. 
Grab a seat, for this convo on being alone, but not lonely.

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Alone vs Lonely - A self dating convo with Milly Bannister (Pt.1)

New years resolutions can be S T R E S S F U L . If the thought of having to commit to something for 365 days straight overwhelms you, fear not! I sat down for my first ever solo episode to talk about 8 different ways you can make the most out of your life in 2021. No, i don't tell you to make your bed everyday or exercise more, these aren't your average resolutions. From money to reading to gratitude to clearing out your closet, this episode covers it all. 
SHOW NOTES: 
Beth's book club on instagram: @bethsbookclub_
Budget planner: https://moneysmart.gov.au/budgeting/budget-planner



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8 new year's resolutions you should try in 2021

2020 has been a tough year, and if you just happened to graduate this year, you’ll know that job prospects are pretty grim. But what if you could hone your skills and turn a passion project into  a profitable business? Am I sounding like a pop-up ad? Probably, but today’s guest, ditched the job market and started her own business during a global pandemic. At a time when jobs were few and far between she created her own. Teneal Eske, Founder of Sweeter Social joins me today to talk about how she took the scary step of leaving the workforce to become her own boss.

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Why I left my 9-5 corporate job w/ Teneal Eske founder of Sweeter Social

I would. like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land this podcast was made on. The Jagera and Turrbal people of Meanjin Brisbane. Sovereignty was never ceded. 
This episode is part one of a two part series on racism. In this first episode, I speak to Proud Wakka Wakka and Yuin woman Alexis Moran on Australia's culture of casual racism. We unpack why it took the death of a Black man in America to spark a movement here in Australia, the Black Lives Matter movement, black squares on instagram and activism as a trend, and why celebrating Australia Day is problematic and disrespectful to our First Nation Peoples. 
I wanted to bring you stories from both sides of the world. To show people that it doesn’t “only happen in America” (I’m talking to you Prime Minister Morrison, claiming slavery never happened in Australia). Injustice is happening everywhere, and if you don’t agree, you may need to check your privilege. Grab a seat, you need to hear this very important Convo.

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It happens in Australia too - A convo on racism w/ Alexis Moran

TRIGGER WARNING: Eating disorders and anorexia will be discussed throughout the podcast and you can reach out for help by visiting Beyond Blue, The Butterfly Foundation or call Lifeline on 13 11 14 if you are in Australia. 
The lovely Jess Tathem shares some of her most raw and real moments about her Anorexia Nervosa diagnosis. She talks eating disorders, diet culture and the constant battle she faces internally. Like Elly and Chessi shared in previous episodes, Jess also struggled with the pressures society places on us to fit a certain “mould”. From the very beginning of her troubled journey with food, to her post-diagnosis recovery Jess shares all the highs and lows. Some days it takes her two hours to finish a meal, but through tears and the motivation to get better, she’s slowly but steadily on the road to recovery. This is her story. Grab a seat, you need to hear this very important convo.

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Denim Bidois on Dj-ing, making music and touring with Maggie Rogers

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