My name is Marc Bailey, but I'm known online as Grailwolf. Join me on my journey into geekdom as I explore the staggering amount of cool, geeky stuff that's coming out every week. I might tell you about some things you haven't heard of yet, and I might even help you figure out which things are worth your money and your time. Interested in geek-friendly TV, books, movies, video games, and gadgets? So am I! Let's check some of them out together.
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Tangled Mind Podcast is a platform I provide to you the listener to set your minds free and talk about you and your stories. From childhood to Present day.
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‘Intersections: The Art Basel Podcast’, presented by UBS, brings together leading artists, architects, gallerists, designers, musicians, and collectors to dive deep into their passion for art. Intersections is hosted by Marc Spiegler, who covered the art world for fifteen years as a journalist before becoming global director of Art Basel. New episodes are released every two weeks.
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Our goal and mission is to inspire, inform, and educate others through our personal journey and experiences in life.
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Are you an expat who is confused by the Irish tax system? Maybe you are planning a move to or from Ireland and want to understand how to navigate the complex tax issues that arise? Taxbytes for Expats is the show that explains in simple terms the dos and don'ts of Irish taxes for expats.
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Good questions. Great guests. Few beers... Steve and Seamus like asking good questions. And they love good answers. After over 20 years of friendship, they bought a microphone and started a podcast, allowing them to sit with, and learn from, the most interesting people they can access. From Kiwi legend Marc Ellis, to media personalities Jeremy Wells and Paddy Gower, Rugby coach extraordinaire Wayne Smith, sexologist Morgan Penn, and Olympian Dame Lisa Carrington... Between Two Beers has prod ...
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Cardinal Crimes is a true crime podcast that explores cold and unsolved cases, criminal behavior, and crime prevention. The host, Becca, is a former Intelligence Analyst interested in the "why" behind crime, the systems that shape it, and the ways we can prevent it.
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Religious Liberty | Christian Legal Issues | Apologetics
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In this episode of Hambassadors brought to you by Stark, Che lifts the lid on his surprise wedding - a secret ceremony disguised as a casual party. Some guests arrived late, one turned up straight from the golf course, and others missed the memo entirely. No suits. No first dance. Just speeches, chinos, and a whole lot of love. Elsewhere, Steve con…
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Pets, Schools & the Affordability Rule: Finding your Home in Ireland with Grainne Convery (Part 1)
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21:03This episode is Part 1 of Stephanie's conversation with Gráinne Convery. Make sure you subscribe for Part 2 coming in the next episode. Moving to Ireland is exciting, but the practicalities can make or break those first few months and expend all the energy you have. In this episode, I’m joined by Gráinne Convery of Cronin Group to unpack the real-w…
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In 1997, Connie Ruddy disappeared from her home without a trace. Two years later, her jawbone was discovered miles away, confirming her death but offering few clues about what happened to her. For almost three decades, her case seemed cold. Until October of 2025, when investigators returned to her home to search for new evidence. This case is a rem…
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Geoff Ross: Building 42Below, Battling Country Calendar Backlash & the Cost of Innovation
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1:57:06Geoff Ross built one of New Zealand’s most iconic global brands - 42Below Vodka - then walked away at the top. Today, he’s leading a different kind of revolution: carbon-positive farming. From selling vodka to the world, to Trilogy Skincare, Ecoya, Moa, and pioneering sustainable agriculture at Lake Hawea Station, Geoff’s career spans some of New Z…
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Why We Abandoned Our 2025 Goals to Focus on Just 2 Things
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45:27We started 2025 with a list of big goals… and quickly realised most of them were useless. In this episode, we break down why traditional goal-setting failed us, what happened when we focused on just two things, and how clarity, resilience, and self-awareness changed everything. We also talk about: – The importance of risk profiles & ambition – What…
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If you want to support the Greenberg's through donations to their legal fund, or through signing petitions to reopen her case please see the website below: https://www.justiceforellengreenberg.com/ If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, there is help available. Visit https://www.thehotline.org/ for resources or text "STA…
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Ryan Fox Returns! The Secret Behind His Greatest Year on PGA Tour
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2:13:09Three years since our first episode, Ryan Fox returns to the podcast - and a lot has changed over that period. Fox has been on an incredible run, but it didn’t all come easy - and behind the scenes there were serious challenges for his family. The perspective that came from loss, and the fine line between professional success and personal struggle,…
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On July 12, 1979, a fire at the Hill Top Motel in Red Oak, Iowa, claimed the life of 3-year-old Keara Coshow. Despite known suspicions of child abuse from Keara's stepmother, Karen, and Keara being nearly blind from an injury many suspect was inflicted upon her by her stepmother, investigators ruled the fire and Keara's death a tragic accident. The…
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Between Two Beers Turns 6! Our Favourite Memories & Milestones
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46:48Six years, hundreds of conversations, and one dodgy Six years, hundreds of conversations, and one dodgy Blue Yeti Microphone later - we’re celebrating Between Two Beers’ 6th birthday with a special Hambassadors episode! Steve and Che look back on the journey from a garage in Glenview to a full-time gig - revisiting the moments that shaped the show,…
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Getting a Mortgage from Abroad or in Ireland as an Expat with Rob Priestman
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31:30Buying a home in Ireland can be one of the most exciting and daunting parts of an expat move. In this episode, I chat with Rob Priestman, Business Development Manager at EBS, who’s been helping people secure mortgages for over 20 years. Rob’s also an ultra-marathon runner, which might explain his stamina for navigating the twists and turns of Irela…
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PART 6: Raymundo Esparza, Where the Investigation Stands, and Theories
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29:35One name that you will almost certainly find while researching the 1980 murders of Rose Burkert, Roger Atkison, and William Kyle, and the 1970 murder of Jack McDonald is Raymundo Esparza. In this episode, we talk about how he is connected to the case, the evidence (or lack of evidence) against him, and the status of the investigation into his conne…
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Bill Bailey on Sean Lock’s Life & Legacy, Perfect Pub Walking
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1:09:13An absolute honour to spend an hour with the great Bill Bailey In this wide-ranging conversation, Bill opens up about friendship, grief, family, creativity, and what really matters after a lifetime on stage. It’s honest, warm, and full of the humour and curiosity that make him one of the world’s most loved comedians. This episode is brought to you …
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NEWS: A Potential Mass Shooting Averted in Atlanta
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12:27In today's quick bonus episode, we break down what we know about the recent case of a mass shooting averted at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. This could have been a devastating tragedy, but it was stopped thanks to a family member seeing something concerning and reporting it. We talk about how this shooting was averted, the con…
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A Challenging Conversation About Weight Loss
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36:55In this episode of Accidental Business Owners, Che and Di sit down for an honest, vulnerable chat about weight loss, self-discipline, and self-acceptance - and how those themes spill into every part of life and business. From the pressure of public goals to the quiet guilt of slipping habits, this is a conversation about more than just food or fitn…
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In October of 1970, a maid at the Travel Inn in Meridian, Mississippi discovered the body of 23-year-old Jack McDonald. He had been murdered by multiple blows to the head with an ax or hatchet-like instrument. The investigation into the murder of Jack McDonald remains unsolved, but today, many believe he may have been murdered by the same man who k…
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The Most Fearless Jockey in New Zealand - Sam Spratt
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1:35:40Sam Spratt is one of New Zealand’s most successful and fearless jockeys. In this episode, Sam opens up about the brutal reality of life in the saddle — the crashes, the comebacks, and the constant risk that comes with chasing victory. She talks about her remarkable two-decade career at the top of NZ racing, the brain injury that nearly ended it all…
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NEWS: Heist at the Louvre, The Perfect Neighbor, and the Netflix series giving me the ICK.
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31:53Today we have a bonus episode coming to you from my car! There are a few developing crime related stories I wanted to talk about, including the Louvre heist. Then, I have thoughts on a few documentaries and Netflix series. I talk about Death in Apartment 603, What Happened to Ellen Greenberg (HULU), My Father, the BTK Killer (NETFLIX), MONSTER: The…
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In this episode of Hambassadors, Che and Steven take you behind the scenes of Between Two Beers – but things don’t quite go to plan. We take you behind the scenes of a full-blown geography controversy when Che proudly welcomes a crowd in Ōtorohanga to “Waikato”. The silence that followed said it all. Along the way, the guys talk through: Bruce Holl…
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Residency, Relationships & the Realities of Expat Tax with Peter Ferrigno (Part 2)
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27:07This episode is Part 2 of Stephanie's conversation with Peter Ferrigno. For the full conversation, make sure you listen to Part 1 before you begin this episode. In Part 2 of this conversation, I’m joined again by Peter Ferrigno, a UK expat tax veteran (CTA, FCA, CIPD) whose career spans Big Four leadership, immigration and relocation, and hands-on …
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On Wednesday, June 25, 1980, workers at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Galesburg, Illinois, found the body of William Kyle, a lumber salesman, brutally murdered in his hotel room. To this day, Kyle’s murder remains unsolved, but the crime scene contains many similarities to that of Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison’s murder. In this episode, we cover what …
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How Brent Impey Shaped NZ Rugby & Media - $777M Deals & Silver Lake Drama
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1:54:25Brent Impey has shaped two of New Zealand’s most powerful industries - rugby and media. From negotiating a $777 million MediaWorks deal to steering NZ Rugby through the Silver Lake saga, Brent’s career has been defined by high-stakes leadership, big personalities, and even bigger decisions. In this wide-ranging conversation, he opens up about: How …
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What I Learned from $36,000 of Business Coaching
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39:18In this episode of Accidental Business Owners, Steve shares his experience from the Icehouse Owner Manager Programme — what he learned about leadership, the brutal honesty of 360 feedback, and how it’s changing the way he runs Between Two Beers. Di and Steve unpack courage, confidence, and what it means to grow a creative business sustainably — wit…
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PART 3: The 1980 Murder of Rose Burkert & Roger Atkison, Initial Suspects
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29:46The brutal 1980 murders of Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison have puzzled investigators for decades. While suspicion has often fallen on people close to the couple, the list of potential suspects has grown far beyond their inner circle. In this episode, we explore the individuals who’ve been investigated over the years — from those who knew Rose and R…
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Hayley Holt on Alcoholism, Motherhood & Crowd Goes Wild’s Glory Days (Re-Release)
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1:52:10This week we’re re-sharing one of our favourite episodes ever, with Hayley Holt. Hayley has lived an incredible life – and there’s so much to learn at each chapter. One of NZ’s highest profile broadcasters is on the podcast this week! We find out what young Hayley was like, the path from dancer to snowboarder, her difficult relationship with booze,…
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Stan Walker’s Unexpected Story & Our Wild Night at the All Blacks
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31:03Go behind the scenes of the Stan Walker episode and inside the madness of a typical Hambassadors recording. This week, Steve and Che share: - What happened after Stan Walker’s interview (when he started singing in the studio!) - A night at the rugby packed with familiar faces (Taika, Foxy, Sharyn Casey, Brodie Kane & more) - Bree Tomasel’s wisdom o…
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Tax, Lifestyle, and Life Choices: Tax Advice from a Skilled Expat with Peter Ferrigno (Part 1)
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PART 2: The 1980 Murder of Rose Burkert & Roger Atkison, The Investigation
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25:43On September 12, 1980, Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison were brutally murdered at a Holiday Inn in Williamsburg, Iowa. To this day, this case remains unsolved. In part one, we went through the crime scene in detail. Today, in part two, we step beyond the crime scene and into the investigation that followed. Who were Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison, an…
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Stan Walker on Overcoming Childhood Abuse, Cancer & Finding His Purpose
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1:52:18Stan Walker’s story is one of survival, transformation, and purpose. In this conversation, Stan opens up about the abuse and trauma of his childhood, the complicated relationship with his parents, and how those experiences shaped the man he is today. He reflects on the highs of fame after winning Australian Idol, the dark side of the music industry…
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The Rebrand Question: Is It Time to Change Our Name?
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29:40This week, we’re asking the BIG question: 👉 Is it time to rebrand Between Two Beers? What started as two mates in a garage drinking beers has grown into a full-time business — podcasts, speaking, storytelling, partnerships. But now we’re wondering: Is the beer in our name holding us back? Are sponsors avoiding us because of it? Would a new name unl…
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PART 1: The 1980 Murder of Rose Burkert & Roger Atkison, The Crime Scene
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28:40On September 13, 1980, a housekeeper at the Holiday Inn in Williamsburg, Iowa, discovered a horrifying scene: Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison had been brutally murdered in their hotel room bed. More than four decades later, their case remains unsolved. But could the answers be closer than ever? In part one, we dive deep into the crime scene itself, …
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Al Brown’s Painful Adoption History, The Struggles Behind TV & Culinary Fame
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2:08:35Al Brown is one of New Zealand’s most beloved chefs — but behind the TV fame (Hunger for the Wild, Masterchef), award-winning restaurants (Logan Brown, Depot, Federal Deli, Best Ugly Bagels), and his role as a Kiwi food icon lies a story of adoption, perfectionism, reinvention and resilience. In this wide-ranging conversation, Al opens up about: Wa…
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Laura McGoldrick’s Parenting Truth, Our New Beer & The Worst MC Joke Ever
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49:11In this episode of Hambassadors, we cover it all: parenting chaos, podcasting lessons, new beers, and one unforgettable message from Laura McGoldrick. Laura shares the powerful reminder that “one day you’ll put your child down for the very last time” - a truth about time, parenting guilt, and family that hit us both hard. But it’s not all serious… …
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REVISIT: Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell, Domestic Violence Homicide Risk Factors, the Violence Against Women Act, Abuser Interventions
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42:44This week, we’re revisiting a past episode with freshly cleaned-up audio before diving into a brand-new cold case next week. This particular interview is one I’m especially proud of. It was such an honor to speak with someone with such knowledge and dedication to ending domestic violence and pursuing real solutions. I hope you enjoy listening, and …
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NZ’s Greatest Multisport Athlete: Steve Gurney on Coast to Coast Glory & Near Death Experiences
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1:38:29Steve Gurney is one of the greatest multisport athletes New Zealand has ever produced - but this podcast is about so much more than racing. In this episode, Steve takes us far beyond the finish line. We explore: Why winning 9 Coast to Coast titles didn’t bring him peace The childhood trauma that lit his fire How a near-death illness nearly ended ev…
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🎙️ Church Tech That Changes Everything Guests: The Founders of Church Circuit Host: Dr. Frank Harber | Presented by Defending the Faith Alliance What if the right technology could transform the way your church or Kingdom business operates, not just behind the scenes, but in how you fulfill your mission? In this eye-opening episode, the founders of …
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Di & Seamus Reflect on THAT Viral Moment - 10 Weeks Later
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32:08What’s really happening with Che & Di? In this Accidental Business Owners sit-down, we unpack “the incident,” the viral clip that hit over 250k views versus where we’re at 10 weeks down the track. Steve sets the scene, then Di breaks down why tough coaching landed, and Che explains the shift - speaking up, reducing cognitive load, and learning to s…
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Irish Taxation, Starting a Business and the Story behind Expat Taxes (Business Matters with Karl Fitzpatrick)
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16:18We have a special feature for you this week, as Stephanie Wickham was interviewed earlier this year on South East Radio on the Business Matters Radio show with Karl Fitzpatrick. Stephanie Wickham from Expat Taxes joins Karl Fitzpatrick to discuss the intricacies of taxation for expats that are returning to Ireland, the most common international ter…
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Laura Van Wyhe spent the evening of Friday, October 25, 1996 celebrating her recent 21st birthday with family and friends. Hours later, around 2 a.m. on Saturday, October 26, 1996, she was found critically injured along Highway 136 near Kahoka, Missouri. She later died from her injuries at an Illinois hospital. While her injuries led investigators …
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Olympic BMX Star, Sarah Walker: Overcoming Brain Injury, 18 Broken Bones & Fear
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2:11:45Olympic BMX star Sarah Walker has lived through it all: the glory of an Olympic silver medal, the pain of breaking 18 bones, and the terrifying reality of a serious brain injury that changed her personality. In this episode of Between Two Beers, Sarah reveals: The mindset shift that turned fear into bravery. How she rebuilt her confidence after dev…
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Mark Stafford Returns: The Episode That Saved Lives
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32:28After his first appearance on Between Two Beers, broadcaster Mark Stafford never expected what would happen next. Listeners reached out to share how his raw honesty about mental health struggles gave them strength - and in some cases, even helped save lives. In this special follow-up, Staffy joins us again to reflect on those messages, the impact h…
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MURDERED AND MISSING: Bill and Kay Wood, Part 2
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32:47On July 30, 2011, a massive fire destroyed the home of Bill and Kay Wood. One victim was found in the rubble, and testing would later confirm the remains were those of Bill. An autopsy revealed he had been shot several times before the fire. Kay's remains were not found in the home. The couple's vehicle was found during the fire, 170 miles south in…
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The All Blacks’ Secret Weapon: Gilbert Enoka on Mental Skills, Pressure & Winning Culture
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1:53:43Gilbert Enoka - the All Blacks’ long-time mental skills coach - shares the untold stories behind New Zealand rugby’s culture, resilience, and leadership. Across 23 years and 304 tests and 2 World Cup victories, Gilbert worked with coaches and players like Sir Graham Henry, Sir Steve Hansen, Ian Foster, and legends including Richie McCaw, Dan Carter…
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Steve Goes to Business School… What Did He Learn?
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30:36Steve has returned from Block 1 of the Icehouse Owner Manager Program with fresh clarity - and as promised, he’s letting us in on the secrets he’s discovered: growth, overwhelm, and the little decisions that change everything. In this episode: Why courageous conversations beat procrastination (eat the ugliest frog first) Culture > strategy (and how…
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U.S. Exit Taxes and why you should Renounce Citizenship in 2025 with Alexander Marino (Part 2)
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16:44In this second half of my conversation with Alexander Marino, Director of U.S. Tax Law at Moody's Tax, we get into the nitty-gritty of what it really means to exit the U.S. tax system, whether you're renouncing citizenship or handing back a long-term green card. This is one of those areas where emotion, tax policy, and real-life consequences all co…
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MURDERED AND MISSING: Bill and Kay Wood, Part 1
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24:01On July 30, 2011, firefighters rushed to a massive late-night blaze in Norwalk, Iowa. When the flames were finally extinguished, the charred remains of 79-year-old Bill Wood were discovered inside. His wife, Kay, was missing, and the couple’s truck turned up abandoned over 170 miles away in Kansas City, Missouri, with witnesses reporting a lone man…
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NZ’s Top Crime Reporter, Jared Savage: Gangs, Drugs & New Zealand’s Underbelly
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2:00:11Award-winning investigative journalist Jared Savage has spent 15+ years on New Zealand’s crime frontlines - covering everything from the rise of meth and Mexican cartels, to patched gangs, political scandals, and the country’s biggest criminal trials. In this episode we go deep on Savage’s reporting - the brutal realities of the meth trade, how gan…
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Why the Simon Barnett Episode Almost Didn’t Come Out
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49:19Simon Barnett’s episode is on track to be our biggest ever – but it almost didn’t come out. Simon was worried it was too self-indulgent. Since it aired though, the feedback has been incredible – for us, and for him. In this Hambassadors episode we talk about what’s happened since the release, the messages we’ve had, and how it’s landed. We also cov…
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In the early morning hours of July 4, 2001, Crystal Arensdorf vanished after being out at a bar in Dubuque, Iowa with friends. After countless searches, interviews, and months of investigating, there was no sign of the 20-year-old. In fact, no one ever saw Crystal leave the bar at all. In this episode, we go over what we know of her movements befor…
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Marc Ellis on Ridgey, SportsCafe Chaos & Selling Charlie’s for $129M
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1:32:51Marc Ellis has lived a life worthy of a dozen chapters. From Scarfie hijinks at Otago University to becoming an All Black and Kiwi league international, he carved out a career across rugby and league with Otago, North Harbour, the Blues, Highlanders, Warriors and Kiwis. Off the field, Marc co-founded Charlie’s Juice, eventually selling it to Asahi …
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Facing the Numbers: What Our 'Business Scorecard' Reveals
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32:32We’ve been putting this off for months… but in this episode of Accidental Business Owner, Di finally forces us to sit down and build the scoreboard we’ve been avoiding. What does that mean? It’s the unfiltered look at the numbers that really drive our business —-sales, downloads, social media, guest performance, coffees, proposals, even studio book…
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