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In this milestone 53rd episode, the team reflects on a year of podcasting, growth, and learning. From early tech hiccups to meaningful conversations, Johnny, Mike, and Wicus celebrate how far they’ve come—and dive deep into what it really means to lead, grow, and thrive in business and life.
In this powerful and deeply relatable episode of Business Babble, we sit down with Melanie Greenwood, co-founder of Moo Holdings Ltd, who opens up about the raw realities of navigating perimenopause and menopause—while running a business.
In this inspiring episode, Johnny, Mike, and Wicus are joined by entrepreneur and ex-military man Jay Turner—who shares everything from walking Renée Zellweger onto a Hollywood set, to walking the entrepreneurial path with purpose. They explore the gritty reality behind starting and scaling businesses, the true meaning of legacy, and how to keep your cool (and your customers) in a high-speed, hyper-connected world. Expect golden nuggets on networking, mindset, customer experience, and the everyday habits that separate the good from the great.
In this brutally honest and laugh-out-loud episode, Johnny, Mike, and Wicus strip back the glossy façade of entrepreneurship to talk real business. From power naps and bad breath at networking events, to emotional burnout, team culture, and taking ownership when things go wrong—this episode is full of raw insights and no-holds-barred advice. They unpack what it really means to lead, how to avoid becoming the bad boss, and why self-awareness and structure might just save your sanity. Expect unfiltered truth, sharp banter, and practical tips you can actually use.
In this episode of Business Babble, the lads dive deep into the messy reality of acquisitions—from overvalued businesses and risky staff transfers to culture clashes and clawback clauses.
Built it. Sold it. Watched them wreck it. Iain Stewart on the brutal truths of business and why relationships matter more than revenue.
