Dev Singh

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Find me on LinkedIn For video podcasts - https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Or email me at dev@for-purpose.com.au

  1. Sep 29

    #166 David Paton MLA : The Election Victory That Ended His 10-Year Question

    David died twice after being struck head-on by a four-wheel drive—and exactly ten years later, he was elected as a Member of Parliament. In this deeply personal podcast conversation, David recounts the cycling accident that left him trapped beneath a vehicle for 50 minutes. His surgeon rated his injuries nine out of ten, with ten representing death. After four and a half months in hospital, he had to learn to walk again and was told he might never walk or ride a bicycle again. He proved both predictions wrong. But the physical recovery was only part of his journey. David opens up about PTSD, anxiety and depression—and the question that followed him for a decade: “Why did I survive?” When he won his parliamentary seat exactly ten years after the accident, he says he finally found his answer and a renewed sense of purpose. Beyond his remarkable survival story, the conversation explores major political and economic issues affecting South Australia and regional communities, including: • The divide between metropolitan and regional services • Government spending and political priorities • Renewable energy and its impact on rural communities • Data centres, water consumption and energy demand • How artificial intelligence is changing political offices • AI deepfakes, cybersecurity and data sovereignty • Why people who understand AI could replace those who do not • One Nation’s growing support among working-class voters • Trust, honesty and accountability in politics • The difference between opposition and governing • Freedom of speech and the right to cause offence • The Victorian election and the possibility of a coalition government • Advice for young people who want to enter politics This is a conversation about survival, faith, depression, resilience, political change and discovering a purpose greater than yourself. What do you believe David survived for? Share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe for more honest, long-form conversations about Australian politics, leadership, resilience, technology and the people shaping the country’s future. To know more, Follow Dev Singh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_singh_aus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dev.singh.official Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-singh-aus-976923183/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0VTaolqK4PAL1t1rLUoHnE Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev-singh/id1812396601 The political opinions and claims expressed in this episode belong to the speakers and are presented for discussion and public debate.

  2. Sep 29

    #165 Nick McGowan MP: Victoria’s Debt, Energy and Safety Crisis

    His own political party refused even to consider him as a candidate—but he refused to give up. In this honest and deeply personal podcast conversation, a Victorian politician shares his journey from growing up in a single-parent household and experiencing constant financial pressure to surviving political rejection and finally entering Parliament. He opens up about moving repeatedly during childhood, struggling to make ends meet and the powerful influence of his mother, who taught him to reject injustice and treat everyone with dignity. He also reveals why losing repeatedly became one of his greatest lessons—and how to recognise the difference between perseverance and delusion. The conversation explores some of the biggest issues facing Victoria today, including: • Victoria’s growing government debt • Major infrastructure cost overruns • Political and ministerial accountability • Energy security and energy independence • Coal, gas, nuclear power and emerging technologies • Childcare safety and government oversight • Public safety and concerns affecting Victorian families • Taxes affecting small and medium-sized businesses • The changing political landscape and One Nation • Social media’s growing influence on politics • What voters should examine before supporting a candidate • Rejection, resilience and the courage to try again The guest argues that Victorians should care less about what politicians say and pay closer attention to what they actually do. Do actions speak louder than words in politics? And how many times would you be willing to lose before trying again? Watch the complete conversation and share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe for more long-form conversations about Australian politics, leadership, business, public policy and the people shaping Victoria’s future. The political opinions and claims expressed in this episode belong to the speakers and are presented for discussion and public debate. To know more, Follow Dev Singh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_singh_aus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dev.singh.official Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-singh-aus-976923183/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0VTaolqK4PAL1t1rLUoHnE Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev-singh/id1812396601

  3. Sep 27

    #164 Ron Hodgson: Has Australia Lost Control of Its Future?

    Australia has extraordinary natural resources, talented people and enormous economic potential, so why are Australians facing rising debt, housing pressure, energy insecurity and declining confidence in the political system? In this thought-provoking podcast, host Dave sits down with Ron for an unfiltered conversation about Australian sovereignty, democracy, natural resources, taxation, migration, energy policy, national defence and the future of the country. Ron shares his remarkable personal journey, from leaving school at 15 and becoming a motor mechanic to building businesses across insurance, publishing, financial services, consulting and construction. He also opens up about losing his eldest son, the strength required to survive personal tragedy and his belief that being born is a privilege—and that everyone has an obligation to live their best life. The conversation then examines some of Australia’s biggest questions: • Is Australia’s political system broken? • Why does Australia export raw materials and buy back finished products? • Could Australia become the financial, agricultural and education hub of Southeast Asia? • Should political parties be replaced by independent representatives? • Could a “House of Experts” improve government policy? • Is Australia prepared for cyberattacks and future security threats? • What role should coal, gas, nuclear power and renewables play? • Should politicians face strict term limits? • What is the difference between infrastructure debt and recurring government debt? This is a challenging conversation filled with strong opinions, personal experience and a bold alternative vision for Australia. The political and economic views expressed are those of the speakers and are presented for discussion and debate. Do you believe Australia is reaching its full potential? Share your opinion in the comments. Subscribe for more long-form conversations about Australian politics, business, leadership, economics and the ideas shaping our future. To know more, Follow Dev Singh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_singh_aus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dev.singh.official Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-singh-aus-976923183/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0VTaolqK4PAL1t1rLUoHnE Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev-singh/id1812396601

  4. Sep 27

    #163 Ellen Sandell: The $200,000 Banks Make From Your Home Loan

    Why is Victoria becoming so expensive and why are people working harder but still falling further behind? In this powerful podcast conversation, we examine Victoria’s cost-of-living crisis, unaffordable housing, rising rents, expensive groceries, energy bills and the extraordinary profits being made by Australia’s biggest banks. Our guest argues that while ordinary Victorians struggle to pay their mortgages, rent and everyday expenses, the big four banks made approximately $15 billion in profit in only six months. We discuss how much banks make from an average home loan, why public housing matters and whether large corporations and billionaires should contribute more through taxation. The conversation also explores free public transport, small-business pressures, Victoria’s public-housing shortage, renewable energy, the growing energy demands of data centres, political corruption, misinformation and the influence of corporate interests on government decisions. Can Victoria create a fairer system in which everyone has a genuine opportunity to own or rent a secure home, support their family and live a decent life? Watch the complete conversation and share your opinion in the comments: Subscribe for more honest, in-depth conversations about Australian politics, leadership, business, housing and the issues affecting everyday people.

  5. Sep 27

    #162 Xavier Boffa: Can Victoria Fix Its Housing Crisis and Rising Cost of Living?

    What kind of Victoria will the next generation inherit? In this wide-ranging political conversation, first-time candidate Xavier shares the personal story behind his decision to enter politics—from the values passed down by his Italian grandparents to preparing for the birth of his first child. Xavier discusses the pressures facing Victorian families, including rising energy bills, housing affordability, childcare safety and the cost of living. He also shares his views on Victoria’s economy, energy policy, artificial intelligence, migration, the NDIS and the future of government services. In this episode: • Why Xavier decided to enter politics • The influence of his Nonna and his Italian-Australian family • Becoming a father and thinking about the next generation • Victoria’s housing affordability and rental challenges • Apartments, regional growth and the dream of a backyard • Rising electricity prices and energy security • The debate around gas, renewables and nuclear power • Whether Victoria is prepared for the AI revolution • How AI could affect productivity, employment and work-life balance • Migration, international students and Victoria’s economy • Childcare safety and parents’ concerns • Protecting NDIS participants while addressing fraud • Public-service spending and frontline services • Free dental care and government delivery This conversation presents Xavier’s political views and policy arguments in his own words. Viewers are encouraged to examine the evidence, compare policies and make their own informed decisions. What issue should be the highest priority for Victoria: housing, energy, childcare, jobs or the cost of living? Share your view in the comments. Subscribe for more long-form conversations about Australian politics, leadership, public policy and the future of Victoria. --------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: This video is created for educational and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the guest are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the channel. We have no intention to disrespect, defame, or cause harm to any person, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned. Our sole purpose is to share insights that may help the audience gain perspective and make informed decisions. To know more, Follow Dev Singh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_singh_aus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dev.singh.official Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-singh-aus-976923183/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0VTaolqK4PAL1t1rLUoHnE Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev-singh/id1812396601

  6. Sep 27

    #161 Gary Martin : What Makes a Great Leader? AI, Psychological Safety, Workplace Culture

    What makes a great leader in a workplace being transformed by AI, hybrid work, psychological safety and changing employee expectations? In this conversation, Professor Gary Martin explores what effective leadership looks like today and why curiosity, self-reflection and asking the right questions remain essential leadership skills. He discusses how leaders can use AI without allowing it to replace human thinking, judgement and critical questioning. The conversation also challenges some common assumptions about psychological safety. Rather than avoiding uncomfortable conversations, Professor Martin explains why healthy workplaces need people who can give feedback, challenge ideas, acknowledge mistakes and have honest discussions without fear of retribution. The discussion covers work from home, hybrid work, workplace flexibility and productivity, including why flexibility should mean more than simply allowing employees to work remotely. It also explores how AI could reshape entry-level work, workplace learning and the skills universities need to develop for the future workforce. Disclaimer: This video is created for educational and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the guest are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the channel. We have no intention to disrespect, defame, or cause harm to any person, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned. Our sole purpose is to share insights that may help the audience gain perspective and make informed decisions. To know more, Follow Dev Singh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_singh_aus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dev.singh.official Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-singh-aus-976923183/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0VTaolqK4PAL1t1rLUoHnE Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev-singh/id1812396601

  7. Sep 27

    #160 Mark Fitzpatrick: Does Imposter Syndrome Ever End?

    “I can’t do this. I’m not good enough. I don’t know what I’m doing. I’m afraid.” In this honest and deeply personal podcast conversation, an experienced CEO reveals the reality of leadership, imposter syndrome, failure and the private fears that can remain hidden behind professional success. From making difficult decisions and questioning whether he was good enough to lead, to losing a close friend, raising his children and discovering what genuinely matters, this episode explores the human side of leadership. The conversation also examines purpose-driven leadership, Australia’s community-services sector, the NDIS, homelessness, government policy and the responsibility leaders have to help other people grow. In this episode: • Why successful leaders still experience imposter syndrome • The leadership decision he wishes he had made sooner • Why every CEO may have a shelf life • How failure can become a powerful teacher • The importance of trusting your judgement • His honest perspective on the NDIS • Why vulnerable people need stronger protections • What keeps leaders positive in difficult industries • How running strengthened his relationship with his son • The lessons every father should share with his children • Why a leader’s job is to help other people succeed • The legacy he hopes will outlive him What is the biggest lesson leadership has taught you? Share your experience in the comments. Subscribe for more honest conversations about leadership, personal growth, purpose, resilience and social impact. To know more, Follow Dev Singh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_singh_aus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dev.singh.official Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-singh-aus-976923183/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0VTaolqK4PAL1t1rLUoHnE Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev-singh/id1812396601

  8. Sep 27

    #159 Panel 3: AI Made Us 10X Faster | So Why Are We More Exhausted? | AI Summit 2026

    Panel 3: Empowering Australia's Workforce: Future of Work & Al-Augmented Workforce | National AI & Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2026 “I can do ten times more—but there are still only 24 hours in my day.” Artificial intelligence promises greater productivity, but what does AI really mean for jobs, workplace burnout, human skills and the next generation of workers? In this thought-provoking panel, Australian leaders explore the future of work and the rise of the AI-augmented workforce. They discuss whether AI will eliminate entry-level jobs, how young people will gain mentorship and experience, and why human skills may become even more valuable as technology advances. The panel also reveals how AI is already helping care workers spend less time on screens and more time supporting the person in front of them—showing that the best use of AI may be to strengthen human connection rather than replace it. Panelists:- -Patrick Kidd OBE OAM, CEO, Future Skills Organisation; -Paul Hubbard, Co-Head of Al CoLab & Assistant Secretary, Department of Finance; -Doug Hammond, Chief Information Security Officer, Uniting In this conversation: • Will AI eliminate entry-level jobs? • Who will mentor the next generation of workers? • Why human skills are becoming more valuable • How AI can reduce administration in healthcare and community care • Why AI productivity can lead to mental exhaustion and burnout • How organisations can introduce AI safely • Why employees need space to experiment and learn • The importance of AI literacy and lifelong learning • How frontline workers can help design better technology • What leaders misunderstand about workforce readiness • How AI could transform government and public services • Why Australia risks falling behind in AI adoption AI is changing more than the tools we use—it is changing how we learn, lead, collaborate and find purpose in our work. Do you believe AI will improve the human experience at work, or create more pressure and burnout? Share your perspective in the comments.

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Find me on LinkedIn For video podcasts - https://www.youtube.com/@DevSinghAus Or email me at dev@for-purpose.com.au

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  • Creator
    Dev Singh
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    166
  • Rating
    Clean
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