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The frankie Podcast
by frankie
frankie is a national bi-monthly magazine based in Australia, aimed at women (and men) looking for a mag that’s as smart, funny, sarcastic, friendly, cute, rude, arty, curious and caring as they are. We’ve got a lot to say – so we thought we might as well create our very own podcast, chock full of chats with lovely, clever and interesting types. Pop us in your earholes and enjoy!
Episodes
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something to say - rebecca varcoe, skincare
Facial acne is an expected part of the teenage experience, but no one tells you it can reappear on the path to your 30s. In this episode, Rebecca Varcoe tells us why she wishes her skin would grow up a bit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - emily naismith, sound and fury
Emily Naismith gets irrationally angry when someone chews loudly in her direction. The sound of someone hoeing into an apple? Painful. The crunch of milky breakfast oats? A dagger in her back. Apparently, Emily's experience isn't uncommon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - wendy syfret, jealous of a baby
Wendy Syfret has something to admit: she's jealous of her best friend's baby. She doesn't want to be the baby – she just wants her best friend back. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - fraser harvey, wasting time
Need some help whiling away the hours? Fraser Harvey has a few suggestions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - michelle law, in a tight spot
Today you’ll hear from writer Michelle Law, a proud cheapskate whose penny pinching habits include picking up five cent coins, stealing teabags and toilet paper rolls from hotels, and picking up every free food sample out there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - chris harrigan, going viral
Ever wondered what it’s like to go viral? Well, writer Chris Harrigan got his 15 minutes of fame not long ago. His story involves seagulls. Lots of them. We’ll leave it to Chris to explain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - rebecca varcoe, cool within the rules
In this episode, we’ll hear from Rebecca Varcoe. Rebecca recently turned 30 and began to question why breaking a rule brings her out in cold sweats. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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something to say - emily naismith, the hard goodbye
In this episode, you’ll hear Emily Naismith talk about why goodbye is the hardest word. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Long Story Short – designer Lisa Kerr
After years of making woolly jumpers for family and friends, expert knitter Lisa Kerr took the plunge and started her own label, Loris. It’s a one-woman show, with Lisa planning and knitting each cosy cardigan, jumper and sweater dress right in her very own living room. If you haven't seen them...
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Long Story Short – artist Ruby MacKinnon
Artist Ruby MacKinnon grew up in a household where painting the walls with water was a normal Sunday-arvo activity. Coming from a line of artists, designers and teachers, it’s little wonder she ended up as a designer, illustrator and hand-lettering queen (with a quick stint in film and TV in...
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Long Story Short – photographer Dan Soderstrom
When it comes to photography, today’s guest, Dan Soderstrom, is a bit of a jack of all trades. He’s shot everything from portraits of folks in their rental homes to touring musicians and really, really, really ridiculously good-looking food – and along the way, he’s worked with clients like NAB,...
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Long Story Short – crafty lady Pey Chi
Pey Chi, aka Peggy Chin, is the crafty lady lighting up your Insta feed with bright and bubbly characters (often of the four-legged variety). The 2019 Good Stuff finalist is a textile designer by trade, but also dabbles in ceramics, zine-making and illustration. Beneath all her creative work is a...
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Long Story Short – industrial designer Daniel de Groot
Imagine a sleek diving board made from paper-thin white marble and steel, only it’s couch height and built for the sole purpose of holding your bowl of popcorn or glass of wine. That’s the project Daniel de Groot entered into the Good Stuff awards in 2018, along with his brother and wife, Anthony...
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Long Story Short – podcast producer Shantel Wetherall
This week, we're bringing you a ripper chat with Shantel Wetherall – the presenter and producer of the Hey Aunty! podcast, and a finalist in the 2019 Good Stuff awards. Hey Aunty! features “fireside chats with black women, fems and non-binary siblings who’ve been there", and is a special space to...
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Long Story Short – film whiz Emily Dynes
Emily Dynes is a triple-threat director, photographer and composer who you may remember as a finalist from the 2019 Good Stuff awards. As a graduate filmmaker, Emily’s first short film was screened at a world-famous festival – not to mention the string of local and international accolades she’s...
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Long Story Short – Joel Hanna, founder of Big Little Brush
Did you know a conventional plastic toothbrush can take up to 600 years to break down? Yikes! Joel Hanna is a co-founder of Big Little Brush, a venture selling sustainable bamboo toothbrushes that take only a year to decompose. On top of the eco-friendly factor, Big Little Brush channels 100 per...
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Long Story Short – Kate Forsyth, founder of Good Day Club
We’re talking to Kate Forsyth, co-founder and creative director of Good Day Club – a vintage furniture hire and event styling business based in Melbourne. Kate is a self-confessed expert at stacking unstackable chairs, and designing and styling the raddest non-traditional weddings you can…
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Long Story Short – musician Ruby Gill
Ruby was a music finalist in the 2019 Good Stuff awards, impressing the frankie team with a gritty, heart-wrenching tune called “Your Mum”. The South African native (who now calls Australia home) plays a bunch of instruments, including classical piano and guitar, and her dark, moody folk sound…
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Long Story Short – teaser
You’re listening to our new bite-sized podcast series, Long Story Short, where we introduce you to 10 excellent entrants from the frankie Good Stuff awards. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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great job! sheena chundee
Sheena Chundee is a woman of many talents. A dancer and choreographer, business owner and sound engineer all rolled into one, Sheena's careeer is ever-evolving. In this ep, we find out: Who to listen to (and who to ignore) if you want a creative job What it’s like dancing at the Royal Opera when...
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great job! with susie jones
Susie Jones is a commissioning editor of documentaries at SBS and all-round TV expert who has more than a few words of wisdom for anyone who wants to score a job in show biz. Listen to this ep if you want to know about: Working in TV in Australia and the UK How to turn work experience into an...
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great job! with roz campbell
We chat to Roz Campbell, social entrepreneur and founder of Tsuno, about using design to do good in the world (and help fight period poverty). Listen to this ep if you want to know about: The power of googling Starting a business when you’re still at uni Crowdfunding do’s and don’ts DIY marketing...
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great job! with penny modra
Jo Walker talks to Penny Modra, owner and operator of The Good Copy – a writing school, publisher and one-stop shop for folks who like to read and write. Listen to this ep if you want to know about: How to make money as a writer (it happens!), Starting your own mag Loads of good and useful tips…
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Jeremy Wortsman (art + illustration) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Art and illustration judge Jeremy Wortsman runs the creative production and representation studio Jacky Winter. In this chat, he tells us what it takes to make it in the world of visual art, and how no mistake is impossible to recover from. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Grace McQuilten (community) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
According to our community judge Grace McQuilten, ambition and talent are nowhere near as important as determination and persistence. Listen in to our convo to find out how to launch a social enterprise that can make a real difference. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Benjamin Law (writing + podcasts) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Our writing and podcasts judge is the one and only Benjamin Law – journalist, TV screenwriter and teller of filthy jokes. Hear how Ben made a name for himself in the industry and how he goes about juggling so many creative projects at once. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Beci Orpin (design) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Beci Orpin is synonymous with cool design. She’s also our design judge in the 2018 frankie Good Stuff awards. In this interview, she tells us how she makes time for her career and kids, and where her distinctive haircut came from. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Marc Fennell (video) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
We’re pretty chuffed to have Marc Fennell judging the video category of this year’s Good Stuff awards. He told us all about his broadcasting career, the lessons you can learn from angry people online, and what makes a movie special. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jenny Kee (fashion) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Fashion designer Jenny Kee is a living legend – and our Good Stuff fashion judge. In this interview, she reminisces about her creative partnership with Linda Jackson, and explains how she went about making stuff that was truly original. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Tess McCabe (small business) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Small business judge Tess McCabe is a wearer of many hats: graphic designer, publisher, marketing superstar and sharer of wisdom. She breaks down what you need to know to get started in business and how to deal with procrastination. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Luisa Brimble (photography) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
If you think you need to get formal training to learn your craft, think again. Our photography judge Luisa Brimble is completely self-taught and gave us the down-low on making it as a cookbook and magazine shutterbug. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Myf Warhust (music) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Music means everything to Myf Warhust, which is why we asked her to judge the music category of the Good Stuff awards. She explains what makes a song stand out from the pack and how musos can go about sustaining a career over the long haul. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Pip Lincolne (craft) - Meet The Judges - frankie Good Stuff Awards
Our craft judge in this year’s Good Stuff awards, Pip Lincolne, is basically a crafty fairy godmother. She told us about ditching the public service to pursue a creative life, and the importance of watching MacGyver while making cute stuff. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Teaser – frankie Good Stuff Awards – Meet the judges
The frankie Good Stuff Awards are here! So we sat down with each of our wonderful judges to discuss where they came from; how they got to where they are today; and to gather a bit of creative advice. To listen to all the interviews and enter the awards, go to www.frankie.com.au/goodstuff See...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
frankie is a national bi-monthly magazine based in Australia, aimed at women (and men) looking for a mag that’s as smart, funny, sarcastic, friendly, cute, rude, arty, curious and caring as they are. We’ve got a lot to say – so we thought we might as well create our very own podcast, chock full of chats with lovely, clever and interesting types. Pop us in your earholes and enjoy!
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frankie is a national bi-monthly magazine based in Australia, aimed at women (and men) looking for a mag that’s as smart, funny, sarcastic, friendly, cute, rude, arty, curious and caring as they are. We’ve got a lot to say – so we thought we might as well create our very own podcast, chock full of...
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