Did you know that the World Health Organisation (WHO) defines sexual health as a need, not just a desire? Rob and Zach from Luddi subscribe to this message, and believe that everyone deserves to experience pleasure, which is why they've gone and designed a sex toy intended for all bodies.

Their campaign for change in the disability community has spurred them into action with a highly anticipated result in the sexual wellness industry. You don't want to miss this discussion!

Find them at www.luddi.co

In this episode with Eva, we talk about her vodcasting series If Innovation Could Talk where she interviews innovators in Perth. We touch on topics from wine to the cogs ticking away behind our most unsuspecting innovators, and how to capture this unique skill in your business.

You can connect with Eva at https://www.linkedin.com/in/eva-chye-23643965/

Check out If Innovation Could Talk at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXZGMJ0iWGkBmmJZeYTN-Q

Thanks to Lan Tran for the connection!

Katie started The Second Salon because of her passion for essential oils and her natural affinity for running a business, but it hasn't come without its unique challenges. We discuss maintaining a side hustle when you've got a full time job, standing for what you know you're good at and organising things so you don't burn out. If you can relate, give it a listen and if you have questions or a topic idea, reach out!

Find more information on Kura Studio at https://kurastudio.com/

We also reference Minimum Viable Bullsh*t: Overcoming Innovation Theatre which you can read more about at https://www.skillsofthemodernage.com.au/product/minimum-viable-bullsh-t-overcoming-innovation-theatre

You guys loved listening to our home cook who blew up on Instagram (@cwisspy) so we bring you another incredible talent, Yeelin from @pardonmyfrenchtreats. Yeelin is a home baker and she may also be Mauritian, but she has completely different challenges to Chris; she's a mum of 3. If you can relate or you're hoping for some motivation and business know-how when it comes to starting a home biz, this is the episode for you! 

Meet Luke Whelan, or perhaps you already know him as the director of Perth Is OK! and Head Digital Strategist at Social Meteor. He also initiated Metric Events, Pilerats, Jack Rabbit Slims, and more, as well as facilitated breaking artist's like Skrillex, Flume and Alison Wonderland.

If you're still reading, chuck your headphones on and get listening instead, as we spend over an hour hearing the most interesting stories from Luke.

Luke's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-whelan-11222334/

Perth Is OK!: https://perthisok.com/

Social Meteor: https://socialmeteor.com.au/

Pilerats: http://pilerats.com/

Check out the incredible clip the Pilerats guys did for Skrillex in 2013 at https://youtu.be/-e_3Cg9GZFU (it got over 169 million views).

This one felt a bit like therapy for both Taryn and Tash, and we're excited to let you into our private worlds! Fear is something we encounter every day and it can make or break your plans for success if you're an entrepreneur.

Listen to us deep dive into everything real about starting a business and let us know your perspective!

Check out this marketing gal's background. You get a taste of the truth when it comes to how Taryn started in engineering and ended up in marketing. Hint, it wasn't all daisies figuring out what to do and we're not entirely sure we're at the end of the road yet, but listen in as the girls chat about how Taryn got to where she is now.

Settle in for a backstory from one of Perth's remarkable entrepreneurs; Charlene Clarke. We talk tracks from doing an MBA and meeting her business partner, to how aspects from her personal life such as financial disadvantage, domestic violence and lack of "book smarts" attributed to her success now. We love a direct and humble business owner, and can't wait to hear your thoughts on this episode!

Hannah has many passions in life including ASMR, breakfast burritos and hitting up the Pearfect Pantry for a coffee before episodes. Listen to her main passion for HR, how she got started in the industry and what she makes of it now.

If you have any questions for us for future episodes, let us know!

We interviewed an active member of the community, an avid advocate for our local businesses and a great conversationalist; Patrick Gorman, Labor's MP in Perth.

Believe it or not, we reached out on the instagram, @patrickgormanmp, and he replied and we were able to have a candid and brilliant conversation about all things Patrick and Perth.

We don't usually align ourselves politically, but we believe Patrick listens to the businesses we speak to, and has a valid and helpful view on the functions and future of our state. We'd love to know what you think!