How Do You Do It

In our new episode, we chat to Maddy, Creator of The Essentials Club. Maddy is a DIY and sustainability content creator, who has built a multi-channel digital presence and online brand which has amassed a wide following across Instagram, Youtube and Tik Tok. In this episode she shares how she took a leap from working as a graphic designer to taking her digital content business full time. Maddy sha...

Nick White is a Brisbane-born comedian who has worked in New York City and Australia over the past few years. He has performed at Greenwich Village Comedy Club, The Comic Strip and Broadway Comedy Club. Nick has performed sold-out shows at the Laugh Outta Lockdown and Goodchat comedy festivals. Along with performing all around Sydney, Nick has also amassed a following on TikTok with millions of li...

In this episode, we deep dive into the world of digital media and marketing with two of the best in the biz. We talk to friends and founders, Alyce Greer and Ashli Templer, who have years of experience working with businesses and retailers across the country to grow their brands online, as well as their own. Ashli has worked within the social and digital space for the last 11 years, connecting bra...

Maria Thattil is a media personality, author, presenter, activist and creator. She was also Miss Universe Australia 2020. Maria is a columnist for a range of publications including 9Honey and Stellar Magazine, and is also a regular guest Host on The Project. Her book, Unbounded , navigates the complexities of race, sexuality, gender, and identity and offers readers an active guide toward self...

In this episode, we interview the incredibly talented and inspiring James Parr. James is a Wiradjuri man, working as a model and writer, he is also a triathlete and disability advocate. James is a right below-knee amputee, who champions inclusion and representation for the disabled community in the media and fashion industries. His journey with cancer a number of years ago saw his life change, but...

Bronte interviews Sydney-based artist, Easty Beasty about how she manages her full-time creative business, working as an artist and how her art has evolved since she started. We also talk about how we met years ago while working together in the blog days. This is such a full-circle moment and a raw and insightful chat. You can find Easty's art at www.eastybeasty.com or at @whoiseasty on Instagram....

In this mini episode, we provide a step-by-step guide to starting your own podcast. Covering everything from what format to use and what hosting platform to try, this touches on everything to consider before starting a podcast to promote your business or personal brand. If you enjoyed this episode of How Do You Hustle , don't forget to follow of us @howdoyouhustle on our social media accounts and...

In this episode, we talk to Alison Rice. Alison is an award-winning leader, career mentor, podcast host and brand and business strategist. Alison supports people in their desire to move into a professional reality that feels more intentional and true to themselves. She also helps founders and brands to develop relevant, culturally aware and spiritually intelligent brands. Alison launched her highl...

This episode we talk to P Mami, also known as Jenna, who is the creative brains behind Plant Mama or Pasta Mama. She has worn many hats in her career working as a plant stylist, running a design and installation business, food styling and event business, and even worked as a PE teacher in her earlier career. She launched her business Plant Mama six years ago, combining plant design with inter...

In this episode, we talk to sustainability advocate, business founder and podcaster Lottie Dalziel. Lottie is the founder of Banish, an education platform that helps Australians reduce their waste, and the Banish Recycling and Disposal initiative. She is a leading voice for sustainability in Australia, providing education and resources and was awarded NSW Young Australian of the Year 2023. Lo...

In this mini episode we explore how to adapt to changes and challenges, and share some updates. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this interview, we talk to the delightful Elfy Scott. Elfy is an author and award-winning Journalist and Presenter. She recently wrote and released her first book ‘The One Thing We’ve Never Spoken About,' which explores the silence and stigma surrounding complex mental health conditions. It explores the topic through the lens of Elfy's experience living with a family member with a complex menta...

In this episode, we talk to Lillian Ahenken (aka Flex Mami). Flex is a social commentator, media influencer, brand consultant, TV presenter, podcaster, model, speaker, DJ, author, founder and CEO. Recognised internationally as a digital and cultural icon, she creates and facilities challenging, nourishing conversations, cultivates communities and creates very good content. With a platform focused...

In our latest episode we interview Rachael Sarra. Her vibrant creative practice embodies her experience as a proud mixed race, First Nations woman from Goreng Goreng Country. Driven by a belief that art and design are vital to communication, connection and culture, Rachael invites us to see the world through her eyes with bold colours and dynamic contours. Her distinct contemporary style is r...

In this episode, we discuss setting realistic goals and plans for the year ahead and how to find a side hustle for this year. We share some podcast news and some updates on past and upcoming guests and a lovely message from a new listener. Can you guess who we have coming up on the show this year? Message us @howdoyouhustle on Instagram or give us a five star rating on Spotify or Apple. See you so...

Genevieve is a writer and publicist from Melbourne. Her words have been published in Vogue, Elle, Fashion Journal, Broadsheet and Body and Soul. Gen loves working with female-driven and purposeful brands in her projects. She is also a columnist at  Fashion Journal   magazine. Her pieces usually cover opinions on things like dating, food, wine and fashion. In this episode Bronte and Gen d...

Rachael Akhidenor is the founder and director of inclusive self-care start-up, Self Care Originals. Spearheading the inclusive self-care and wellness movement in Australia, Self Care Originals produces easily digestible and accessible Tools for the Mind – a series of journals, prompt cards and games co-created with psychologists designed to provide considered self-reflection and exploration. ...

On this episode we talk to Hannah Baxter, a writer and the former Deputy Beauty Editor at The Zoe Report where she oversaw the site’s beauty vertical, with an emphasis on features and profiles. Prior to TZR, she was Senior Beauty Editor at Coveteur, where she managed beauty news, features, and editorials. Hannah's writing has appeared in Bustle, Bust, and The Rumpus, among other publications,...

Nick White is a Brisbane-born comedian who has spent the past few years in New York City. He has performed at Greenwich Village Comedy Club, The Comic Strip and Broadway Comedy Club, where he earned a residency. Since moving back to Australia in 2021, Nick has performed sold-out shows at the Laugh Outta Lockdown and Goodchat comedy festivals. Along with performing all around Sydney, Nick has also...

In this episode, we chat to Sam Pearce, the ultimate slashie working as an actress, producer and makeup artist for Film and Television. Sam and I met years ago at an event in Brisbane and she is honestly one of the most driven and inspiring freelancers I know. As a freelancer for more than a decade, she shares her advice and key takeaways from breaking into the TV and Film industry in Australia. I...

In this episode, I chat about the lessons I've learnt over three decades, particularly when it comes to my career. I also share a bit about how I got started in media and events that lead to where I am now. In the HDYH podcast we explore those who are self-employed or working for themselves and balancing multiple priorities and exploring how this can be done in a sustainable and mindful way. We ho...

In our latest episode, we chat to Sydney-based content creator and stylist @milliesykess. Millie shares how she got started as a content creator and stylist and how a passion for film inspired this.  Millie also shares how she got started and how she creates content for different brands, while maintaining a personal style and voice. She also shares what it's like being you...

We speak with Clinical Nutritionist Katherine Hay, who specialises in supporting women's health and gut health. We discuss the impact of burnout on the body and why skipping meals isn't always the best. We also discuss wellness culture online and ways to navigate the sea of information that's available to find the support you need. If you love this episode consider giving us a follow on Apple or S...

In this month's episode, I interviewed Sydney based DJ and Creative Director, Ayebatonye. She talks about balancing gigs and her regular work with Irregular Fit and Skylab Radio. We also discussed her Blends for the People sets on social media that blew up during lockdown, as well as talking about taking care of yourself while easing back into juggling multiple projects, to avoid burnout. Ayebaton...

In our newest episode, we have Jess and Stef on the show. The Sisters run a highly successful sustainable footwear brand TWOOBS and podcast, Hey TWOOBS! The girls are also widely known for their popular former fashion blog Howtwolive. Their brand embodies sustainability and animal-cruelty free values which they discuss in this episode. They also discuss how to keep the balance while juggling their...