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The Cambridge is an institution in the live music scene in Newcastle and across NSW. Winning multiple industry awards, Moe Mathew tells Jacob how the beloved Cambridge has stood the test of time, as well as the test of COVID, and continued to be a pillar of the entertainment scene in Newcastle.

The humble podcast has grown to become a powerful tool in the business marketing toolkit. Mel Sergeant has harnessed this potential, bringing Newcastle its first ever dedicated podcast production studio, and winning statewide awards in the process.

What if workplace training and education was fun? Jacob sits down with Ryan Macpherson of Coassemble to discuss how this question underpins their work, transforming the drab training presentations of old into aesthetic, engaging works of art.

Specialising in sourcing the best talent for tech-based businesses, James MacDonald has grown Newy Tech People to become a leading recruitment agency in the tech space. In this episode, he tells Jacob how the post-COVID workplace has facilitated a number of opportunities for his clients to work remotely for large companies both locally and abroad.

When Justin and his wife were looking for a caravan to hire for a holiday, an idea was born. Today, that idea has grown into Camplify which has become the de facto Airbnb for caravans and campervans, bringing the #vanlife to everyone.

Growing up as a proud member of the Indigenous community, Cheree draws on her training as a secondary teacher to bring cultural education to schools and businesses all over Australia. Speaking in Colour provides Indigenous cultural insight and diversity training, enriching the lives of those who implement it.