Uncommon

Troy Osinoff is Co-Founder of JUICE, Peachy, and Stealth and is a General Partner at Magic Fund.Troy has always been drawn to the digital world, starting his own website building business when he was just nine years old, so it’s no surprise that he would go on to work heavily in digital companies including Buzzfeed before kicking things off with JUICE.His interest in the digital world also spans into the DeFi and crypto space, something which he is extremely passionate about, being very active in the community.Get all the links mentioned in the episode: bit.ly/249-TroyOsinoffSKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:24 - Guest introduction00:34 - What’s in Troy’s Web 3.0 bag?01:52 - Troy’s DeFi bets05:25 - Earliest memory07:51 - Troy’s first business card09:12 - Parents’ jobs & entrepreneurial inspirations12:53 - Troy’s knack for tech based business15:22 - Learning from failure: market fit & knowledge16:04 - JUICE: timing, growth & employment philosophy20:27 - Where do brands always make mistakes?24:00 - Realis

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Chantelle Otten is a Psycho-Sexologist based out of Melbourne, Author of The Sex Ed You Never Had, and founder of AISSM: Australian Institute of Sexology and Sexual Medicene.Chantelle's career is bursting at the seams with achievements. Having written two journal articles, being an ambassador for multiple sexual health organisations, a consultant for Bumble Australia, being one of the first Australians to be recognised by the European Federation of Sexology, and a certified Psycho-Sexologist by the European Society of Sexual Medicine, It's safe to say that Chantelle is a true expert in her field!Get all the links mentioned in the episode: bit.ly/248-ChantelleOttenSKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:00 - Welcome to Uncommon00:30 - Guest introduction00:35 - What’s the deal with dachshunds?04:00 - Earliest memory06:57 - Childhood aspirations08:52 - Principles from childhood11:25 - Working with family11:51 - Choosing sexology15:04 - Sexology Vs. General Psychology17:48 - Practitioning: first 2 years & the realities21

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Regular guests and friends of the show, Mark Nicholson and Seb Peart of Stepmates, are back again for round 3!This time around, Jordan catches up with the boys over a few too many drinks. Mark and Seb go into detail about the reception of their animated television series Regular Old Bogan and they explain how they were approached by One Nation to create the now infamous Pauline Hanson cartoon that has been circling social media and making twitter mad.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here: bit.ly/247-Stepmates3SKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:28 - Guest introduction00:35 - The good ol’ days02:48 - Weddings: dropping cash & MCing07:53 - Jordan Wedding Tips™09:54 - The theft of Seb’s phone & Mark having a spew13:13 - The state of hospitality in late 202118:28 - Uber Eats & Lettuce chat 21:00 - Uncommon: old opener, ideas & Leo Puglisi22:06 - Modern media empires in the making30:19 - Who even watches the news anymore?32:48 - Suckers for a good story34:00 - The infamous Pauline Hanson cartoon4

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Jeff van de Zandt is a creative through and through: graphic designer by trade, Co-Owner and Director of Workshop Creative: a company dedicated to advertising theatre and live shows; and viral TikTok content creator.Jeff, having worked in large agencies, was over and overwhelmed by the fast paced, grind-centric environment he had spent much of his twenties in. He would leave and found his own agency in Workshop Creative with Ash, his best mate, tagging along shortly after. Under their Co-Ownership, Workshop Creative has been responsible for promoting various live shows including School of Rock: The Musical, Moulin Rouge, and even Disney’s Hamilton.Jeff fell into the world of social media influencer-ship during one of Melbourne’s lockdowns (who’s counting, amirite?). Jeff originally was posting lip-syncing videos on the now defunct app DubSmash, until a friend of his told him to jump on the TikTok bandwagon. It only took Jeff three videos before his first viral hit featuring him lip-syncing to a remix of the i

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Detch Singh is the CEO of technology driven influencer marketing agency Hypetap and Chair for Australian Influencer Marketing Council (AiMCO): an organisation that seeks to establish and maintain best practices for the influencer marketing industry.Coming from a finance background, Detch found the influencer marketing industry through a former partner who had found some success in posting on Instagram. He realised that his partner wouldn’t always post about the products that brands were sending her and saw this as an opportunity to help build a service to help these brands better maintain their professional relationships with influencers.Today, Hypetap has grown and evolved to be one of the most initiative agencies  in Australia, if not the world, for influencer marketing with proprietary technology making up much of its DNA.Detch, a relatively private person on social media, understands that there needs to be proper guidelines for the influencer marketing industry if it wants to continue flourishing. Leading

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Saxon Phipps and William Stubley are Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Year13, an organisation looking to improve the experience of highschool graduates transitioning to tertiary education and the workforce. Although Saxon and Will both had very different experiences during the transitional period between highschool and and tertiary education, both found the experience overwhelming, confusing, and were without the correct tools to aid their decision making in choosing what they wanted to do. However, a suicide of a mutal friend who was struggling the transition to teritay eductation would lead them to the idea of creating an organisation that would assist school leavers through the process.From its humble beginnings as a blog and information portal, Year13 is now a hub for those leaving school: from job offerings, to education opportunities and resources, to even conducting their own studies on the attitudes, feelings, frictions, and hopes of those going through the highschool-to-tertiary transition.Get all the link

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Grace Watkins is the Co-Founder and CEO of Click Management, a management company for gaming talent and the adjacent.Grace was originally introduced to gaming by her brother, Co-Founder, and Executive Director Elliot Watkins. Since then, she’s forged her own place within the gaming community and the greater gaming sphere. Click is home to some of the largest gaming talent in Australia, if not the world including LazarBeam, Cold Ones, and Tannar.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here:  bit.ly/243-GraceWatkinsSKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:24 - Guest introduction00:38 - Grace’s stance on breakfast02:43 - Earliest memory03:47 - Parents’ jobs07:43 - Principles & lessons from her parents11:17 - Golden principles from Grace’s early career19:05 - The real value of co-founders & business partners26:12 - Click Management: the “aha” moment31:35 - Smelling the roses in business35:33 - What makes Click unique?40:47 - Gaming’s longevity44:15 - Gaming as a medium: brand appeal48:51 - Scouting for talent 51:21

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Chris Howatson is the Founder and CEO of Howatson + Company. Chris has worked in the advertising industry for almost two decades, starting as an intern at Clemenger to becoming CEO at CHE Proximity, and now to his own new firm Howatson + Company.Chris has a strong vision for what Howatson + Co. should become: an agency that is a net positive for the world saying that “whatever we do do, needs to move society forward”.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here: bit.ly/242-ChrisHowatsonSKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:24 - Guest introduction00:32 - Chris’ famous yellow bucket02:26 - Childhood memories04:23 - Parents’ jobs & childhood aspirations07:43 - Being an extrovert10:37 - Principles from Proximity & Clemenger14:43 - Ads’ place in cultural understanding & Jordan’s favourites19:22 - Brand image and the importance of brand truths25:39 - The job of an agency36:17 - The last 6 months: pivotal moments41:06 - Dan Monheit appreciation corner42:29 - Advice to standout in adland46:29 - Morning & eve

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Laurence Marshbaum is Chairman and Founder of 10x10 Philanthropy, an organisation dedicated to engaging young people in philanthropy all around the world and to help those most in need. Laurence would come up with the 10x10 model after his friends began to express that they were bored with going to gala dinner after gala dinner. Since then, 10x10 has spread around the globe to 13 different cities and has raised $3.8 million.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here: SKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:24 - Guest intro00:39 - Laurence's nickname03:58 - Earliest childhood memory & lacto-chat05:59 - Laurence's parents & AUS Vs UK07:53 - Parents' professions10:13 - Why finance?14:01 - Laurance's journey to philanthropy16:40 - The why behind 10x1021:02 - 10x10's model: no more galas?25:49 - The 10x10: sustainability & the future31:09 - What makes a charity successful & effective37:28 - What is effective altruism & it’s effects on 10x10's work48:41 - Balancing the grind50:49 - Books on philanthrop

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Leonardo Puglisi is the Founder, Chief Anchor, and Managing Director of 6 News, a fully-digital news outlet made for the digital age by people born in the digital age.Leo founded 6 News in 2020 while still in school. The outlet has undergone enormous growth since its inception, going from just Leo to 9 reporters strong.Leo is aware of how misinformation and media bias is negatively affecting today’s society and is actively combating it with one of 6 News’ latest shows Fact-Check.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here: bit.ly/240-LeoPuglisiSKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:04 - Welcome to Uncommon00:23 - Guest introduction00:38 - Leo's hectic schedule03:01 - Earliest memory04:20 - Leo’s passion for news08:12 - Childhood nostalgia09:54 - Leo’s dad’s role at 6 News11:23 - Leo's news idol13:15 - What's in a name: 6 News17:44 - 6 News: first 6 months vs today26:05 - The machine behind 6 News29:27 - At 18: the growth of 6 News33:36 - Monetising 6 News & combating misinformation39:17 - How to spot media bias

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