Is it possible to put credibility over content creation? In this conversation with social media early adopter, Nathan McCallum, I find out exactly how that can happen and still gain a following.

Nathan is unapologetically himself and that has gained him over 700,000 Instagram followers, yes over 700,000 because what he shares resonates with so many people.

From sharing his beautiful family life to educating people in the fitness space right through to his fit checks and brand, Furore, Nathan has carved a niche that is uniquely his.

Tune in to find out how this started, how it's going and what comes next for this trailblazer. I loved this conversation as it revealed a side that we don't normally see from a social media personality - it was vulnerable and real and I think you will love it as much as I did.

Renee Orlando knew she wanted to be a tattoo artist since she was five years old. Watching the artists at her neighbour's studio, she says it felt magical.

Getting into the industry wasn't easy. It's male dominated, it's gate kept and there's no clear path in. You network, you show up with a portfolio, you hope someone gives you a shot.

We talked about the rite of passage most people don't think about: tattooing yourself before you tattoo anyone else. Understanding what the client feels in that chair changes how you work.

My favourite part of the conversation was when Renee said people come to her in their most vulnerable states. That's not just a tattoo appointment, that's trust.

If you have ever considered a tattoo or are planning your next piece, then this conversation is for you!

What does it take to debut at number two on the ARIA country charts as an independent artist, right behind Keith Urban?

For Sandee Facy, it started with a decision to stop performing other people's songs and start sharing her own stories.

In this episode, Sandee talks about the personal experiences that shaped her debut album Chasing Clarity, including the moment she knew she had something worth saying. We get into the art of storytelling through music, writing songs that tackle real issues and why people who claim they don't like country music can't stop listening to hers.

An honest conversation about finding your voice, embracing your journey, and what it really means to make it as an independent artist.

@sandeefacy