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  • New Music Podcast: Aussie pop sensation RIVAH rocks the planet!

    DOWNLOAD the PODCAST via iTunes – #219 RIVAH (Australian pop artist). RIVAH represent! Yas, girl! Aussie pop artist & global jetsetter, Rivah, joins us this week on the Hot & Delicious Rocks The Planet! weekly entrepreneurship podcast. I met this little lion and massive ray of sunshine 6 years ago at SXSW Music in Austin,…

  • New Music Podcast: BATTS ‘The Grand Tour’ NASA debut album launch.

    DOWNLOAD the PODCAST via iTunes – #216 BATTS ‘The Grand Tour’ NASA debut album launch. New Music Podcast: BATTS ‘The Grand Tour’ NASA debut album launch. Excited to welcome back my friend and Melbourne singer-songwriter BATTS on the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! weekly entrepreneurship podcast for the 4th time, as she prepares to…

  • Entrepreneurship Podcast Feature: Kerri Glasscock – Sydney Fringe festival director & CEO.

    DOWNLOAD the PODCAST via iTunes – #214 Entrepreneurship Podcast Feature: Kerri Glasscock (Sydney Fringe festival director & CEO). Ever wondered what it’s like to be the black sheep? Or have you always known and owned who you are, strived to find your people and pursued your passions ferociously from an early age? Kerri Glasscock is…

  • Breaking down cultural barriers – ‘Through These Eyes’ – with hip hop artist, Zii.

    Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet podcast series Interview #56 Zii (Hip hop artist). “Wealth is an investment in other people, rather than the the riches that you have back home” From Harare, Zimbabwe to Melbourne suburbia, trail blazer and hip hop artist Zii is a man who just lights up the room with his outlook, energy…

  • Aerosol Alley 2 – the magic of Melbourne streetart.

    Melbourne… the self-proclaimed sporting, music, food & cultural capital of Australia. And a significant part of the melting pot of culture & a reflection of Melbourne’s diverse walks of life reside in its street-art. I love this city.  2 years back, webzine Invurt.com and local artist Wayne Tindall started a project in Melbourne’s inner-city backstreets to transform…