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Join Bonnie MacTavish, one of Nightjar’s Founders and CSO, as she dives in to a broad range of conversations with thinkers, founders, challengers and optimists. You’ll learn a little about a lot - and leave feeling a bit more hopeful for the future.

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Mary Hoang & Rich Lucano from The Indigo Project

42 min

Mary Hoang is the founder of The Indigo Project, and Rich Lucano is their Director of Strategy. The Indigo Project is an online therapy practice that thinks creatively about mental health, featuring a carefully curated team of progressive therapists, and they take pride in finding relationships that really click. Bonnie talks to Mary and Rich about startup life (tethering from a smashed phone, anyone?), about the importance of humanising technology, and what they have in common with Udon masters.  Extras: Find your perfect therapist through the Indigo Matchmaker here Read more about The Indigo Project here Therapists, if you’re interested in joining Indigo, please get in touch via hello@theindigoproject.com.au

Bonney Ghosh from RipePlanet

33 min

Bonney is the charismatic founder and Chief Dreamer at Australian agritech business RipePlanet. Bonnie talks to Bonney about innovation, serendipity, and a truly magical plum that may just be the cure to all the world’s ills. Extras: View ABC's Landline segment on the regal Queen Garnet plum herePurchase some of this delicious superfood hereRead more about RipePlanet's mission here

Garth Elliott from ZETR

32 min

Garth is the founder and Design Director of ZETR, a Sydney-based electrical products company who make products gracing refined homes and architectural spaces globally. We talk to him about starting a business in your (concrete-cancer-ridden) garage, the pursuit of quality and longevity, and the power of creative freedom. Extras: Explore the ZETR range of products and projects here See the first Artist in Space collab with Tom Adair's incredible pieces here

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Mary Hoang & Rich Lucano from The Indigo Project

42 min

Mary Hoang is the founder of The Indigo Project, and Rich Lucano is their Director of Strategy. The Indigo Project is an online therapy practice that thinks creatively about mental health, featuring a carefully curated team of progressive therapists, and they take pride in finding relationships that really click. Bonnie talks to Mary and Rich about startup life (tethering from a smashed phone, anyone?), about the importance of humanising technology, and what they have in common with Udon masters.  Extras: Find your perfect therapist through the Indigo Matchmaker here Read more about The Indigo Project here Therapists, if you’re interested in joining Indigo, please get in touch via hello@theindigoproject.com.au

Bonney Ghosh from RipePlanet

33 min

Bonney is the charismatic founder and Chief Dreamer at Australian agritech business RipePlanet. Bonnie talks to Bonney about innovation, serendipity, and a truly magical plum that may just be the cure to all the world’s ills. Extras: View ABC's Landline segment on the regal Queen Garnet plum herePurchase some of this delicious superfood hereRead more about RipePlanet's mission here

Garth Elliott from ZETR

32 min

Garth is the founder and Design Director of ZETR, a Sydney-based electrical products company who make products gracing refined homes and architectural spaces globally. We talk to him about starting a business in your (concrete-cancer-ridden) garage, the pursuit of quality and longevity, and the power of creative freedom. Extras: Explore the ZETR range of products and projects here See the first Artist in Space collab with Tom Adair's incredible pieces here

Rob Caslick from Two Good Co.

39 min

Rob is the inspirational founder and CEO of Sydney-based social enterprise Two Good Co. We talk to him about his unconventional journey from engineer, to providing employment for women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma, to what he's optimistic about for the future. And he does it all with a huge smile on his face, it's contagious! Extras: You can support these women through every purchase made on the Two Good Platform The Two Good Pathways resources we mention are here And why not have a bite to eat at Yirranma Place in Darlinghurst, powered by Two Good Rob also mentions White Box Enterprises in the episode

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