In this week’s episode I’m chatting with Puno the founder of I Love Creatives and People Map. Puno is the ultimate self-starter and a natural creative. Her wild creativity is prevalent throughout her ventures, and she teaches a Squarespace and Instagram Marketing course. Puno has had all sorts of media attention from the New York Times, Society6, LA Confidential just to name a few, and today is chatting with me about her journey about leaving the 9 to 5 hustle to become a self-made digital entrepreneur.

In this episode, Emma and Victoria sit down with me to chat about The Beach People. A brand that has shaken Australia and now the world! It’s famous round towel changed the way the textile industry is perceived.

We speak about how the round towel was brought to life, setting up suppliers and sustainability and the many learning curves the girls had to overcome.

In this episode, I chat with Byron Bay musician, Tay Oskee. He’s played at some of Australia’s biggest festivals like Splendour in the Grass, Bluesfest Byron Bay, Falls Festival and is currently on tour through Europe.

Tay shares with us a linear process on how to become a musician, income streams and one thing that has really helped him progress as a musician. If you’re a budding artist or have just started your journey as a musician then you NEED to listen to this episode.

Sharnee Thorpe is a freelance textile designer and the founder of Wandering Folk. In this episode, we speak about the process of developing textile designs, how Sharnee built a reputation as a pattern designer and how she has grown Wandering Folk so effectively.

Anita Ghise is a co-owner of Andean Collective. Anita goes by the concept - choose well and buy less and speaks to us about what slow fashion is and how she’s implementing it in her brand. Anita has had incredible experience working for leading fashion house Spell & the Gypsy Collective and has worked in Argentina and Germany in a number of roles in the fashion industry.

In this episode we talk about the work Phoebe did for Nona in Italy and Belgium, filming people when you don’t speak their language and how she makes awkward people feel comfortable in front of the camera.

Marta, from A Girl Who Travels, is a female travel and lifestyle blogger who also provides happiness and lifestyle coaching. Marta has travelled all over the world and has lived in Italy, India, the US, and is now based in London. Marta, from A Girl Who Travels, is a female travel and lifestyle blogger who also provides happiness and lifestyle coaching.

Cara Sanders, the talent behind Owlet is a Gold Coast artist who focuses on commissions and character drawings. We sat down with her and chat about what led her to leave her ‘9 to 5er’ and become a full-time artist along with some of the biggest lessons she’s learnt on this journey. Cara is a self-taught artist and is driven by her passion to explore different medium and colour palettes.

Rose Madden and Vanessa Cave share the story of Nine Lives Bazaar, their labour of love and 70s inspired boutique in Coolangatta

Carmen Huter shares with us her story and how travelling the world led her to become a full-time photographer as well as her tips on she became a travel photographer.