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Pep Talk.

by Weld Stories

The Pep Talk. podcast aims to give you the nudge you didn’t know you needed in about ten minutes. It shares advice, experience and wise counsel from brilliant women connected to the world of media, communications and the arts. Join Caroline Hugall, who after more than 20 years in the corporate space, knows the value of a good pep talk and is seeking them out and sharing them for everyone’s benefit.

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Episodes

  1. Donna de Zwart, Managing Director of Fitted for Work

    She may head up one of Australia’s most vital not-for-profits, helping women in this country who are experiencing disadvantage find a meaningful place in the workforce, but Donna de Zwart can admit it – she feels Impostor Syndrome, too. These days, however, she has an antidote: “More and more I...

  2. Cindy Gallop, Founder of Make Love Not Porn

    “I have a sunglasses case that says on it, ‘Don’t look back, you’re not going that way.’ And that’s my philosophy.” Nope, taking a backwards step is not in Cindy Gallop’s DNA. After nearly four decades working in brand building, marketing and advertising on global businesses including Coca-Cola,...

  3. Shelley Simpson, owner and founder of Mud Australia

    “Always do the hardest thing first, because everything after that is easy.” It’s a motto that Shelley Simpson lives by, even though she admits it took years of practice to make that motto her reality. In this Pep Talk with host Caroline Hugall, Shelley talks about growing her homewares brand side...

  4. Imogen Hewitt, CEO of Spark Foundry ANZ

    "I'm quite ferocious in creating some space for people – women, particularly – to say, ‘I worked hard and I deserve it’,” says Imogen Hewitt, who, as well as being CEO of Spark Foundry ANZ (a media agency within Publicis Media), is also on the board of the Media Federation of Australia and was...

  5. Antoinette Lattouf, journalist and author

    Antoinette Lattouf knew from a very early age that she "wanted to tell stories and challenge the status quo". Her first book, How to Lose Friends and Influence White People, released this year, hits that mark perfectly – deeply critical of the media industry in Australia, it’s an anti-racism…

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  6. Kirsty Muddle, CEO of Dentsu Creative Group, Australia and New Zealand

    In her candid pep talk with host Caroline Hugall, Kirsty Muddle – Ad Standards Board Member, Gruen Transfer panellist and B&T Media Awards’ Woman of the Year and Executive of the Year in 2018 – shares the best advice she's ever been given, the person she admires most, the change that’s been most...

  7. Tara Ford: Chief Creative Officer, The Monkeys creative agency

    You know how sometimes choosing a path can feel really high stakes? Tara Ford, Chief Creative Officer of The Monkeys, has a plan for that: “Make a decision. And then if that's not the right decision, just make another decision. It makes you realise that you can experiment with anything you're...

  8. Joe Pollard: Media and marketing maven

    Just two marks stood between Joe Pollard and the career she once wanted as a physiotherapist – and they were the best two marks she never got. Instead, Joe has had a career that’s taken her far and wide: from a stint in Hong Kong to running global media for Nike, to Tokyo and back to Australia to...

  9. Annabelle Hickson: Founder and editor, Galah magazine

    What does it take to start something from scratch? How do you get motivated when you feel disconnected from everything? And what do you do when you can’t do it all? Annabelle Hickson, founder of Galah magazine, picks it all apart with host Caroline Hugall, from her property in regional…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Pep Talk. podcast aims to give you the nudge you didn’t know you needed in about ten minutes. It shares advice, experience and wise counsel from brilliant women connected to the world of media, communications and the arts. Join Caroline Hugall, who after more than 20 years in the corporate space, knows the value of a good pep talk and is seeking them out and sharing them for everyone’s benefit.

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How many episodes does Pep Talk. have?

Pep Talk. currently has 10 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Pep Talk. about?

The Pep Talk. podcast aims to give you the nudge you didn’t know you needed in about ten minutes. It shares advice, experience and wise counsel from brilliant women connected to the world of media, communications and the arts. Join Caroline Hugall, who after more than 20 years in the corporate...

How often does Pep Talk. release new episodes?

Pep Talk. has 10 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Pep Talk.?

Pep Talk. is created and hosted by Weld Stories.
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