It's Not About That

In this eposide I chat with Brisbane band Bad Neighbour about their new album 'burns from the x-ray'. We break down each song and discuss how they came to write it and how the lyrics formed. As well as discussing touring and their time spent with Hot Mulligan.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with Jason Hargreaves, an accomplished commercial cinematographer with a wealth of experience both in Australia and abroad. We explore the intricacies of his profession, discussing what it's like to capture stunning visuals while navigating the fast-paced demands of the industry. Our conversation also delves into the evolving role of AI in filmmaking. Jason shares his insights on how artificial intelligence is transforming the creative landscape, from pre-production to post-production, and what this means for future cinematographers. Additionally, we tackle the challenges that come with the job, including the high-pressure environment of working with directors who can be quite demanding. Jason offers some candid reflections on the unique challenges he faces on set, from creative differences to the occasional raised voice. Join us as we unpack the realities of this dynamic profession, highlighting both the exhilarating moments and the hurdles that come with being a cinematographer in today's film industry!

  In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Raynuha Sinnathamby, the CEO of Springfield City Group, a prominent property development firm in Queensland, Australia. Springfield City Group is renowned for creating Greater Springfield, one of Australia's largest privately funded urban developments. Raynuha, along with her family and Bob Sharpless, has been instrumental in shaping this community, complete with homes, businesses, schools, and recreational spaces. Their work has truly transformed Greater Springfield, celebrated for its innovation and sustainability. During our chat, we talked about the unique challenges of corporate leadership, managing family dynamics in business, and the importance of having open, honest conversations. We also delved into Raynuha's personal approach to staying fit, setting goals, and making the most out of life. Raynuha's genuine warmth and passion for her work shine through in every word, making her not just an accomplished leader, but also someone truly inspiring to connect with.   Connect with Raynuha via LinkedIn

In this episode, I talk with Megan Smith about her decision to leave her 'Dream Job' amidst sexism, opting instead for happiness and leaving the pain behind. We delve into the challenges faced by women in the film industry versus those in trades, exploring Megan's diverse experiences in both domains. This conversation taught me a lot, and I'm sure you'll find plenty to take away from it too.   Instagram: @handymaam.bne @itsnotaboutthat_podcast @aaronshambrook

In this episode I'm chatting with Emma Russell, an amazing Art Director and all round creative dynamite. Her work is awesome and she keeps on evolving as she grows into her passions. We discuss the joys and hardships of chasing those passions, the art of communicating and working with clients. We take a spin into the world of Emma's love of all things 4WD adventuring and the outdoors, whilst taking the chance to disconnect from the digital world. Hold your breath as we dive into the perils of social media, how to manage working with socials while keeping boundaries on your personal time. There's also a great chat about friendships and putting time into those relationships without expecting anything in return. Check out her work:    Instagram @Emma_russell    Host & Show: Instagram @aaronshambrook @itsnotaboutthat_podcast 

In this episode, Michael Herrick spills the beans on leaving the pews behind and finding a new community amidst the chaos of punk rock culture. Exploring how punk rock became more than just music in his life. We discuss his work with amazing bands like Hot Mulligan, Knuckle Puck, Real Friends and Belmont, as well as the influances that shaped his love of music and film making. We're also tackling the eternal struggle of work-life balance. With his career on the up, he's trying to pave the right path to keep his work and personal life in balance. We also get personal with life lessons and discuss how to stay safe while reading the comments online. 

This episode is not about Sarah Bowers. Sarah is not only a fabulous TV Producer but also an amazing mother of twin girls. Her story is one of boundless energy, incredible motivation, and finding passion in work. I'm so excited to dive into this conversation as we cover happiness, parenting, work life balance, meaningful work and more. 

In this episode, I go a little deeper into the world of Ben and Sam, two young and ambitious content creators who are as funny as they are talented. They bring a fresh and unexpected perspective to the corporate content space, challenging the norms with their unique approach. Tune in to hear their thoughts on communication, mid-20's work ethic, balancing career ambitions with personal life, and their unconventional paths heading to future success. Get ready for an insightful and entertaining conversation with two rising stars who are redefining what it means to be a young (and somewhat) professional today.

Get ready for an episode packed with punchy punk vibes as we talk Sum 41, swap travel stories from around the globe, and decode the Aussie government's latest marketing campains. But it's not all serious business—we'll also dive into the wild world of parenting, share some laughs, and celebrate the magic of friendship that keeps us going. So grab your headphones and join us for a rollercoaster ride of fun and nostalgia with Stevo32!