This month we’re chatting with Tony Sharp, founder of Substation 33, a social enterprise in Logan, Australia that uses electronic waste as a medium to help young people learn, grow, and gain skills.

Tony talks about how they've expanded into innovative projects like developing smart warning systems, building solar-powered energy systems, and creating a recycling program that has created 20 new jobs.

Substation 33's story demonstrates how innovative thinking and a commitment to community can turn waste into meaningful change.

This month we are joined by Simon Harris and Tyson Jennings, Co-Founders of Yodel.

We follow their journey from Macca’s co-workers building a shift-filling platform to co-founders pivoting to adapt to a COVID-19-impacted market.

They discuss the importance of innovation, understanding the problem being solved, building a strong support network and balancing personal growth with business growth as entrepreneurs.

This month we're joined by Rod Young from Masters and Young, an electronics research, design and manufacturing company based in Logan, Australia.

Rod reflects on the company's success without much formal business planning, the challenges of starting a business with no formal business education and finding success by focusing on surrounding himself with good people and looking after customers and suppliers.