Vikas Raheja

Let's Talk, Melbourne

The Let's Talk, Melbourne podcast is a space for critical conversation, curiosity and the big picture from the city of Melbourne. We have in-depth conversations with Melbournians on thought leadership, topical issues and culture at large.

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Vikas Raheja

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Business

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Seneste episode

21. sep. 2026

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Episoder

S1: E4: Food and Wine with Justin Samy 04.06.2023

Melbourne resident Justin Samy is raconteur of the city's food and wine scene. He drops by the pod to talk about the best restaurants, wineries and the color of the city.

S1: E3: Let's Talk Melbourne - Sport and the LGBTQI community 27.05.2023

Water polo sport in Melbourne, the synergies of the community, sports and mental health with Ben Inskter.

S1: E2: Let's Talk, Melbourne - Journalism in contemporary times with Blake Johnson 27.05.2023

We talk to Channel Seven news reporter Blake Johnson on what it means to be a Journalist in current climate.

S1: E1: Women, Leadership and Corporate Australia. 26.05.2023

We speak to Financial Services industry veteran, Alicia Kokocinski (General Manager, Marketing & Communications, EQT) to have an open discussion on what it means to be a women leader in corporate Australia. The pitfalls, the challenges and the pleasures of it all. She also offers some great advise for anyone in Financial Services industry.

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