LIBBI GORR: SO NOW YOU KNOW

Bill Shorten's entire working life was strategised to become Australian Prime Minister. He got done over in the 2019 election, replaced as leader by Anthony Albanese. Bill Shorten realised in 2024, that that prime ministerial dream would not come true. he was subsequently appointed as the Vice Chancellor and Chair of the University of Canberra. Was happens to ones mojo in the gap between appointments? How do you, in your 50's , realise that one is at th end of one road, and that to open up opportunity, one must start on a new? Is the big salary enough to compensate? Or must there be a bigger mindset shift to cope with a dream thats gone. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Libbi Gorr has a knack in enticing fascinating people to tell their stories - stories of drive, initiative risk and endeavor. You'll love the refreshing candour, the deep dive into peoples motivation for success. In this episode, sponsored by Selector magazine, French Celebrity Chef Gabriel Gate retraces his steps to Australia - from marriage to his Australian wife Angie, and arriving on VFL Grand Final Day 1977 when Collingwood drew with North Melbourne and attending a barbecue where he was served a "shitload ' of meat on a plate. From there he eschewed a life of deep fried fish and over boiled vegetables at local restaurants to cook up his own pathway- as a private chef - leading to a surprise career as a Television visionary, who taught Australia a more sophisticated way in the kitchen. Along the way he worked with Australian TV icons and collected a few show biz tales along the way. Meet Gabriel Gate and hear his story. How did he go from adventurer to a shaper of Australian culinary culture? With Libbi Gorr. So Now You Know. (sponsored by Selector magazine) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.