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Jamie is Sydney's favourite creative. In this episode, listen to two ABCs (Aussie-born Chinese) talk about the business of social media, but not before we go back and forth on why China is actually a mind-blowing place to visit. For the first time, Jamie opens up about Jesus, and convinces you why Satanic Rituals in Hollywood have no fight against God.
Don't call him a celebrity. He's just Jamie. Fearfully and wonderfully made, and still vaccine-free. Yes, we talk about how Covid is a conspiracy too.
Don Liang is someone I've been dying to have a conversation with. Because of local entrepreneurs like him, this podcast exists. He is the Co-Founder of CubeCorp, a Real Estate juggernaught in Sydney. Don unveils what actually happens behind the business meetings in private rooms in China, why golfing is his mojo, and what he discovered about Qantas' CEO Alan Joyce at 4am in the same building where he lives.
In this unique episode, we go behind the scenes in the life of a professional psychotherapist and trauma counsellor. Natasha Zographakis is a Certified Practising Professional in the field, and unveils a lot of the secrets behind the minds of people.
We dive into sensitive topics about being a psychotherapist, including the time she discovered that her client suddenly had split personalities. From her experience in her role, we discuss about how to raise a child to help them prepare for the realities of the human condition, and even how to conduct therapy on yourself.
This one is for the sports fans. What do you get when you cross two basketball-loving, business-orientated boys who love property? Thomas Tamine is the founder of The Gallery Real Estate and a buyer's agent for NRL Players. We discuss the stresses of juggling a child and a business at the same time, about the opportunities and gaps that people can capitalise in the real estate industry and how AI makes it easier for business owners.
We do our best to not get cancelled talking about Hong Kong, Indonesia and being Lebanese. Enjoy this conversation!
After High School in true Asian fashion, Julie's mum brought her into Macquarie University to pursue the 'typical' Asian degree. Laser focused and knowing what her passion was, Julie went to study music, and has now built a successful music studio in Sydney's Inner West. She shares about parent mindsets, thought behaviours around their kids playing music, the best instrument to start learning first, and why Gilmore Girls pissed her off about relationships.
NOTE: My microphone didn't function during this recording, so I had to boost my voice that was captured by the backup. Apologies. It will never happen again.
We got controversial real quick on this one, and got a lot of hate on social media because of Dean's hot takes about the Australian Real Estate market. We open up a can of worms about China, Chinese people in Australia, the mindset of Chinese people, and how to remember people's names in a big setting. Dean is a humble, well-spoken, mortgage broker in Sydney. Born in China, and moving to Australia before he was a teenager, here's presenting one of my most requested episodes so far.
He was probably the first Lebanese to go into China after Covid...and loved it. Sam is one of the trustworthy people in the jewellery business in Sydney. He runs his own company which creates custom made jewellery from rings, necklaces and even custom diamonds on Rolex watches.
Sam has a keen eye on how business relates to basketball, discuss his hot take on LeBron James and why he loves Chinese people.
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