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Wild Hearts

Podcast Wild Hearts
Blackbird Ventures
Wild Hearts is the podcast that reveals the real-time lessons from the founders and operators changing the world.
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  • Scaling Joy: The Creative Vision Behind Blueyā€™s Universal Appeal with Joe Brumm
    What happens when one manā€™s parenting experiences become the blueprint for a global storytelling phenomenon? Thatā€™s exactly what Joe Brumm achieved with Bluey, the universally loved animated series.Ā  In this episode, we explore the journey of a father-turned-creative visionary who bet everything on capturing the magic of family life. From creating a team culture that prioritises love and ownership to scaling joy across continents, Joeā€™s story is an extraordinary blend of heart and hustle. In this conversation, we cover: šŸ¾Ā How Joe Brumm turned everyday parenting moments into a global phenomenon šŸŽØĀ The unique team culture at Bluey and how it fosters creative pride šŸ“ˆĀ Scaling a family-first story into a global business without losing authenticity šŸŒĀ Why Bluey resonates universally: the power of storytelling rooted in truth šŸ’”Ā The importance of trusting your instincts in creative leadership šŸŽ„Ā Behind the scenes of Blueyā€™s weekly animator screenings and their impact on qualityĀ  šŸš€Ā How Bluey leverages global partnerships while staying true to its Australian roots šŸ“–Ā Joe Brummā€™s lessons in transforming personal experiences into world-class content From the magic of storytelling to the power of team pride, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about building authentic and lasting creative work.
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  • Re-writing the rules of learning: Amber Joseph on building NextWork
    Amber JosephĀ is rewriting the rules of learning. After scaling a solo business to $700,000/year without cofounders or funding, she pivoted to tackle online educationā€™s biggest flaws. Now the founder ofĀ NextWork, Amber is building a platform that teaches real-world skills, validated by real companies.Ā  In our latest episode of Wild Hearts, we sit down withĀ AmberĀ and dive deep into: šŸš€ HowĀ Amber JosephĀ scaled a solo services business to $700,000/year with no cofounders or funding. šŸ¤” Amberā€™s pivot from a solo business to a startup solving online educationā€™s biggest challenges. šŸŒ The ā€œlearning loopā€ framework that redefines knowledge acquisition, application, and validation. šŸŽÆ Why launching imperfect products accelerates progress and drives better user outcomes. šŸ’” How Amber built a 40,000-strong fan community in three months, and why fans turned into co-creators. šŸ¤ Amberā€™s approach to embedding her team within the customer community for faster iteration and trust-building. šŸ”‘ How seamless onboarding and cultural insights are critical to NextWorkā€™s growth. This episode isnā€™t just aboutĀ Amber Josephā€™sĀ achievementsā€”itā€™s a masterclass in turning failure into fuel and building communities that power transformational learning.
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  • Fuelled by failure: Liam Millward on Instantā€™s Rise to $100M+
    How do you transform a rejectionĀ  into a stepping-stone for success? For Liam Millward, founder of Instant, that rejection sparked an obsession with speed and revenue that would drive his young company to incredible heights. In this conversation, we explore Liamā€™s journey of rapid growth, strategic pivots, and the lessons learned on the path to building a $100M+ business. In this episode, we learn: šŸš€ The pivotal rejection and how it motivated Liam to persevere. šŸ’¼ The early funding struggle and how a $250K angel investment changed Instantā€™s trajectory. šŸ’” How revenue obsession became a core philosophy, shifting focus from product perfection to customer impact. šŸ‘„ Why Instant operates without managers, and how a flat sales culture drives performance. šŸŽÆ The role of speed in Instantā€™s DNAā€”how quick pivots and rapid decision-making fuelled growth. šŸ”‘ The value of a relentless customer focus that has transformed Instant from a ā€œcheckbox featureā€ into an $5M+ ARR product. Instantā€™s journey shows that with the right attitude and strategy, even setbacks can be transformed into stepping-stones for success at great heights.
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  • When technology meets tradition: how Halter is changing the future of farming - with CEO & Founder Craig Piggott.
    What happens when you bring innovation to the heart of traditional farming?Ā  In this episode, we sit down with Craig Piggott, CEO and Founder of Halter, to discuss the journey of transforming the farming industry with smart technology. Craig shares insights on managing supply chain and critical path changes, boosting productivity, the company's plans to expand globally, and how he and his team are reimagining the possibilities for agriculture. What can you expect in this episode?Ā  šŸ“± The in-app experience that turns Halter into a farmer's essential tool. šŸ’”Ā  Craigs biggest lessons as he ā€˜grows into a CEOā€™. šŸ”„ The intensity of Halter's daily leadership meetings and the role of ā€˜gratitudeā€™. šŸŒ Halterā€™s approach to expanding internationally, beginning with the US market. šŸ† The challenges and insights of building a high-performance culture. šŸ’” Lessons on operational excellence and refining the supply chain. šŸ”„ The art of fundraising and the method Craig used in his successful rounds. This episode explores not only the innovative technology Halter brings to agriculture but also the resilience and drive behind building an impactful company in an evolving industry.
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  • From SpaceX to Vow: Ines Lizaurā€™s journey of reinventing reliability across industries
    How do you go from launching reusable rockets to pioneering cultured meat manufacturing? In this episode, Ines Lizaur, a former SpaceX engineer and now Head of Manufacturing at Vow, joins us on Wild Hearts to share her journey and insights on tackling big challenges in high-stakes environments. From her early days at SpaceX where she grappled with relentless deadlines and operational reliability, to her transition to Vow, we explore how Ines has applied her experience from the fast-paced aerospace industry to cultivate sustainable solutions in food production. šŸš€ What did SpaceX teach her about decisiveness under pressure and learning from failure? šŸŒŒ What principles make SpaceX special, and what qualities define Elon Muskā€™s leadership? šŸ›  How did cross-functional teamwork and scrappy problem-solving shape her leadership at Vow? šŸ“ˆ What lessons can be drawn from simplifying processes and pushing boundaries in an emerging field? šŸŽÆ How does she balance ambition with the grounded realities of scale and reliability in cultured meat? This conversation is a fascinating look into how one of the great operators in the Aussie ecosystem is reshaping what it means to take calculated risks, simplify processes, and lead teams toward new frontiers in tech and sustainability.
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