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Company

Manson Podcasting Network

A podcast, produced in rural Australia, bringing together ambitious women from the bush, the city and all over the world. As a former ABC Rural journalist, Company host Skye Manson loves to shine the spotlight on rural people doing amazing things. Each series will include a hand picked mix of stories from well known and inspirational women in our cities, international friends and colleagues and of course - country women who"re killing it in business.

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32:05

Kirsten Carriol: How to do big business with Lanolin

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2024/06/12

This is the story of a unique coming together of a molecular scientist, a farmer and a PR and marketing executive in the beauty industry (all within one family).Annoyingly; the latter, the marketing and PR exec had experienced dry, cracked lips for the better part of 10 years. Fed up; and driven by memories of childhood holidays spent in the family shearing shed, turned to the most natural, (and foolproof product she could think of; Lanolin. Kirsten Carriol is the founder, creator and CEO of

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54:29

Carly Baker Burnham: How to do it your way

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2024/06/05

I’ve never met a farmer like Carly Baker Burnham before. She is SO in touch with herself. She listens to her intuition, works out what she wants and then gains confidence to push forward in that area - no matter how unconventional it may seem to the often traditional mindset of those in agriculture. So, how exactly does a large ecological organic beef farmer, who’s also a funeral celebrant, popular BNB owner and manager, with a masters degree in Leadership and Management, who’s deeply connected to

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38:22

Georgie Somerset: How to become a leader

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2024/05/22

If I was going to be in QLD there was one woman I just had to interview. Georgie Somerset But it wasn't the titles to her name that pushed me to tie her down at one of the busiest weeks of her life, Beef Week in Rockhampton, QLD, it was her endless championing of young people in agriculture that most had me intriguied. Why is she so tireless? How does she manage the time to champion so many from the sidelines? And what's in it for her? This podcast is brought to you by Rabobank Australia and was

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32:18

BONUS: Sarah Wheeler: The Outback Long Ride

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2024/04/24

In a bit over a week, in May 2024, Sarah Wheeler and her horses - Shifty and Sally - will set out on The Outback Long Ride, a 5,500km journey through Outback NSW and QLD honouring the lives of her late parents and raising funds and awareness for upper GI cancers through the Pancare Foundation and for her own charity, A Daughter's Way which will support families and individuals suffering tragic loss and grief. Sarah is one of four girls in the Wheeler family who've suffered through incredible

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46:54

Bourby Webster: How to build music culture in the bush

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2024/04/03

When you go to a stadium in Australia or even just a local footy match - singing, chanting and war cries are not uncommon. We’ve all been there - and experienced the power, that feeling, of people coming together and singing. In Britain is also the case for live orchestra events. But in Australia, this is unheard of. Enter Bourby Webster a pom from rural UK, who trained in classical live music at Oxford University and is now determined to change the zeitgeist around live orchestral performances

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52:01

Kim McDonnell: How to build a social enterprise

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2024/03/27

From Ayr to Mt Isa to Melbourne to New York; entreprenuer Kim McDonnell's social enterprise, Thankful is an example of how to successfully outgrow your boots, and roots, in regional Australia. Years ago Kim and her partner sold *everything* chasing a feeling of fulfilment in the creation of her social enterprise Thankful. When no-one in Australia would invest nor take her seriously, she uprooted her family - and a very comfortable life in Melbourne - and took them to a lesser life in New York. We

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42:18

Edwina Bartholomew: How to manage a 3am alarm

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2024/03/20

Sleep, Eat, Work, Rest, Play, Mess about, Sing, Read, Eat, Bath, Read, Sleep - Rinse and Repeat. This is the life of Channel 7’s Sunrise presenter Edwina Bartholomew and also of you, and me and anyone with children. When it comes to Edwina, sure there are a few extra’s thrown in there like a nanny and invitations to fancy shows and opening nights - but ultimately she’s a mother, who’s very successful in her high profile job, but who also spends hours scrolling interiors on Instagram and naps during

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41:53

Bec Bignell: How to make a film about farmers

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2024/03/13

Bec Bignell is a West Australian film maker on the road to big things, her biggest project to-date, her film HOMESPUN was picked up by streaming giant STAN last year after being acquired by ABC Commercial. Bec’s main mission in her film making is to challenge stereotypes everywhere. She’s pushing boundaries in her narratives, her characters and in the way she produces film. In many ways this film is based on a lifetime of observation and for that Rural Australia is lucky to have her - because her

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60:15

Annabelle Hickson: How to make a magazine

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2024/03/06

Annabelle Hickson talks about the idea of feeling ideas running through her blood like some ind of addict. But when it comes to her print magazine and modern media business Galah Press - she IS an addict, a women possessed, to flip the narrative on life in rural Australia. As an original outsider to rural Australia (she grew up in Sydney’s north shore) the mirror that she holds up to people and projects in the bush - is flattering - and it reverberates light deep into the corners of our

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41:41

Bush Journal, editor and photographer Jess Howard...

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2022/09/21

Growing up as one of four children on a sheep farm in southern New South Wales, I think I always knew that it would not be me that was coming home to work as the 'farmer'.This was never implicity suggested, it was just a feeling. For females who've grown up on a farm, I'll bet many of you had the same feeling. Today's guest Jess Howard certainly did. She grew up on a farm in western Queensland and a career or life in agriculture didn't quite feel 'right' to her - but with such a strong attachment

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39:50

Uber organisational expert and South Australian...

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2022/09/19

There's no deny-ing it today's guest is infatuated with routines, systems and being organised. Bridget Johns lives on a broad-acre cropping, sheep and goat farm on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia with her husband and two children She's a mother, organisational expert and a grants writer and founder of Be Simply Free. Bridget teaches women to go from being time poor to time rich by decluttering their homes, phones, calendars and minds. What I have found fascinating is that Bridget is also

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32:36

Sophie Weeding is making her mark in the world of...

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2022/09/07

Today’s guest Sophie Weeding is rural girl born and bred making her make as a mark as super talent bed and breakfast creator in Tasmania. Born of late nights scrolling on Pinterest while breastfeeding her babies – Soph realised she could channel her skills in design and branding in a venture recreating old homes near her farm in Tasmania. To-date she has three super gorgeous accommodation options under her belt, The Bruny Boathouse, Raffah House and a new addition - a beach shack on the east coast

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35:10

Tambo Teddies a true resilience in the bush story

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2022/08/31

Today we head to north, and then West, to the main street of Tambo in Queensland. To meet the current co-owner of Tambo Teddies – a beautiful bush business born of adversity – as in when the price for wool was taking a pounding in 1992, over 40 years ago now. “A brain storming session during a workshop developed the idea that Tambo could assist the wool industry, encourage tourists and create employment by making unique teddy bears from wool pelts and stuff them with wool.” 40 years later, Tambo

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58:10

Sally Branson Dalwood is in the 'growth stage' of her...

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2022/08/17

The first is The Suite Set, a business making and manufacturing hospital packing bags, and the second is Sally Branson Consulting, a crisis management advisory business. She is a mum to two young kiddos aged four and five. I feel a tad embarrassed to say I’ve never come across Sally before, but I should have as she’s a bit of a big deal, having previously been the State Director of the National Party, Senior Advisor to Federal Minster for Small Business and Press Sec to Prime Minister Tony Abbott

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50:30

Rosie Henderson, photographer from the most beautiful...

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2022/07/27

Rosie is a photographer, videographer, and creative director based in Esperance on the south coast of Western Australia. Having spent her childhood in the bush and the beach, Rosie works as a freelancer specialising in these areas - shooting everything from farmers and machinery, to ocean-side fashion and lifestyle campaigns. With a background in journalism and a passion for creativity and storytelling, Rosie does everything from shooting photo and video, to styling, production and creative

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35:42

Skye O'Neill, co-founder Fieldfare Press, UK

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2022/07/20

The older I get, the more I fall in love with England and its gardens and landscapes. And today’s guest speaks to that and another of my loves, magazines and publishing. Skye O’Neill is an Aussie now living in the UK. Last year she and a friend started Fieldfare Press a print journal about landscape, gardens and most of all place. I forever interested in how these project blossom from an idea to the real deal, and this publication in particular is interesting as it’s run across three continents

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42:30

Kimberley Furness, Oak Magazine Bendigo, Victoria

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2022/06/29

My guest today really is living the life I would love to live as a rural content maker. Kimberley Furness is the editor and founder of Oak Magazine in Victoria and the A Friend of Mine Podcast. This year she was the Victorian winner of the Agrifutures Rural Women’s Award, which will see her creating an audio version of her popular magazine and I learnt she’s just bought a van that she’s fitting out so she can travel to rural areas and record more stories. To me THAT is the dream. I love

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37:18

Recording life stories - and sugar in tea with Dimity...

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2022/06/22

Today’s guest is Dimity Brassil from A Lasting Tale a professional interview service for people with a lifetime of stories to share. Family History especially in the spoken word has the ability to deeply touch those who consume it – can you imagine listening to your loved ones speak, years after they have left this earth? What a treasured gift, heirloom and a legacy that could be. Well, this is the work of Dimity Brassil and her business A Lasting Tale. Dimity spends her time interviewing and

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37:33

Rural wedding dress maker Melinda O'Donohue

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2022/06/15

I think today guest has one of the coolest jobs. Melinda O’Donohue makes wedding dresses, not from a swanky studio in city but from her farm near Gurley in north west NSW. Isn’t that just so fabulous?! Melinda’s Instagram profile reads, 'Soon to be retired bespoke wedding dress maker doing up an 1860/1900 Australian homestead in North West NSW with her clever husband, Des.' I think she’s trying to retire, but the brides keep coming and coming and coming.

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49:25

Louise FitzRoy: From Guyra to the Cayman Islands

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2022/06/09

Today’s guest Louise FitzRoy is a good friend, and a total wonder woman – she lives her life between her family farm at Guyra in the NSW New England and the Cayman Islands. She’s successfully infiltrating schools all over Australia with her paddock to plate curriculum, she’s a published author, owns and runs an online yoga platform and to boot, she’s won a Walkley. Total overachiever – but sweet as pie at the same time and good fun too.

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