In this episode we talk to the amazing Errol La Grange, a recent convert to the beauty and lifestyle afforded by the North West Coast of Tasmania. 

Errol is a remarkable business man who is the co-founder and executive chairman of online learning education company Cahoot, which facilitates learning in 127 countries globally. Errol is a qualified mediator and high level tax lawyer who has worked in South Africa, New Zealand and Australia. Errol has a strong moral compass and sense of community, and is working on programs and initiatives to influence and impact the people of the North West Coast of Tasmania and beyond. A fascinating conversation which Giovanna and Grant really enjoyed, infact so much we will have a follow up episode soon, as we have munch to uncover and learn about Errol. Enjoy 

Art is part of the cultural fabric of any community. In this episode we discuss art, its importance to community, and the commencement of a new Gallery, called Intersection, driven largely by Scott Campbell. Scott moved to Tasmania after 15 years living and working in Tokyo, Japan. Its great to be back and Scott was an awesome guest for our first week back

2 weeks ago Giovanna and Grant caught up again with Ricardo Lionearth, funny and very talented, and always the most enjoyable discussions. Grot pop ups for a quick phone chat, and we sample one of the new songs from the upcoming album to be released by Ricardo, and it's bloody good!!!!!

Yep we recorded a couple weeks ago, and some technical dramas has caused our delay.....but better later than never

Giovanna and Grant talk to two ladies on a mission, Kendell and Kylie, working mothers, best friends, and now business partners. We followed their journey on social media, from when they purchased their first investment property together and commenced renovating themselves (no prior experience needed). Two inspirational ladies getting it done!!

Justin Grave and Nathan Newton drop by to talk with Giovanna and Grant.

Scootin Out Youth Suicide, Gravy and Nathan will be riding their scooters, completing one big lap of Tasmania to raise funds for Run for Tarkyn

This week Grant is in a 14 day home quarantine and Giovanna was home on the couch, but that wasn't going to prevent us from this weeks interview with Jesse Teinaki.

A remarkably talented singer and song writer, from humble beginnings in Burnie Tasmania, to supporting Bon Jovi on tour, and featuring on the Voice, the driver of the Make Life Better movement and an all round nice and humble guy, we really enjoyed our chat with Jesse.

Jesse is one who gives back to others, an inspirational human, and we hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did!

This week we meet with Shannon Bakes, from the hit podcast Better off Dad, an awesome Podcast he shares with two of his best mates, Nathan Hunt and James Dawson. 

We talk about their podcast, about being a father and have a great laugh.

Just like Get The Know Howe, you can find Better Off Dad on Spotify and Apple.

We hope you enjoy this show as much as we did

This week Giovanna and Grant caught up with Alex McKenzie. Alex is a Lawyer with a big heart, who has achieved a lot in his life thus far, fighting for his clients and living a life in the service of others. Alex is instrumental in supporting in the mental health of Barristers and Lawyers in Tasmania.  

This week we caught up with young entrepreneur Jarrod French, who has recently opened Imaging Plus, an amazing disruptive business to traditional hospital based imaging services for scanning muscles, tendons, nerves and joints and the very important Pregnancy Scans, which Jarrod can do in a state first amazing 4D technology. Have a listen to this very inspirational young man as we join him on his journey to success

This week Giovanna and Grant welcome fellow Podcast duo The South Road Boys into the studio. Troy and Joe, whom are the South Road Boys are approaching an incredible milestone of 200 episodes, this episode with us was not so serious, and........at times a little nerve-racking for Giovanna and Grant, as both Joe and Troy unique sense of humor shone though, and gave us plenty of laughs, we had a hell of a lot of fun, and we hope we can do this again with South Road Boys. 

PS: Big shout out to the Roadies, whomever you may be :-)