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Hosted by Ben Law · business · EN-AU · 164 episodes
The podcast for farming families who want to get succession right. Putting the success in succession. Most farming families spend a lifetime building something remarkable, only to watch it come unstuck when it's time to hand it over. Not because they didn't work hard enough, but because nobody ever taught them how to do the handover well. The legal and financial side is the easy part. The hard part, and the part that actually makes or breaks a family legacy, is the people side: communication, alignment, and getting the next generation ready. That's what this podcast is about. Your host, Ben Law, coaches some of Australia's most successful farming families. Raised on the land with three generations of farming in his blood, Ben has spent almost 30 years and more than 40,000 hours alongside farming families, first as their financial adviser, now as their coach. Along the way he learned the truth nobody talks about: lasting success isn'
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe podcast for farming families who want to get succession right. Putting the success in succession. Most farming families spend a lifetime building something remarkable, only to watch it come unstuck when it's time to hand it over. Not because they didn't work hard enough, but because nobody ever taught them how to do the handover well.
The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke is hosted by Ben Law. The show has published 164 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#136: The Off-Farm Investment: How to Buy Property That Actually Builds Wealth with Scott McGeever, Buyer's Agent & Property Valuer" (15 October 2026, 44 minutes), "MINI: You Can't Just Paint Over a Rusty Chassis." (8 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "#135: The Business Can't Outperform the Family Behind It with Tom Skotidas, Family Business Psychotherapist" (1 October 2026, 48 minutes).
The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 164 episodes.
Booking probability for The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke are Other Crop Farming and Beekeeping, Horses & Other Livestock. The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke has a business audience.
Ben Law hosts The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke, a business show with 164 episodes published.
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Episode #136
You know what makes a good farm. But would you know what makes a good investment property two hundred kilometres away? Building wealth off-farm takes more than finding a house in a good suburb. A property can look the...
Episode #26
You’ve seen the accountant. Spoken to the lawyer. Sorted some paperwork. Finally, succession feels like it’s moving. That relief feels bloody good. But what if it’s letting you off the hook too early? In this short...
Episode #135
Family conflict doesn’t stay at the kitchen table. It follows you into the boardroom, the paddock and every important decision the business needs to make. A farming family may look productive from the outside while...
Episode #134
Most farming families have thought about wills, powers of attorney and succession. Far fewer have answered the more uncomfortable question: If you carked it tomorrow, would your family actually know what to do? Not just...
Episode #25
Sometimes the dads doing the most for their family are the ones who feel they’re getting it most wrong. In this Father’s Day Mini Episode, Ben gets personal about a moment with his daughter that landed harder than he...
Episode #133
Australia is heading into one of the biggest beef production years in its history — record tonnage leaving the gate. By every rule the market has ever run on, that wall of supply should be dragging the price down. It...
The AgriCoach Podcast by The Financial Bloke
What if the moment you've quietly dreaded for years is actually the one you've spent your whole life training for? Most farming families treat succession like a storm on the horizon — something to brace for, delay, and...
Episode #132
Two people can shake hands, nod, and walk away completely certain they agree — and only discover, years later when it truly matters, that they never did. That quiet gap is where family fortunes quietly come undone. In...
Episode #24
Most farming families aren't avoiding the hard conversations because they don't care. They're avoiding them because there's always something more pressing — a pump to fix, a mob to shift, a season to get through first...
Episode #131
There's a particular kind of farmer Paul Omodei can spot from across the kitchen table. Calm, clear-eyed, and somehow sleeping well at night while diesel prices spike and margins tighten. What separates them from the...
Episode #130
The best young operator in your district has already decided whether they'd work for you — and they made that call from their phone, long before any job ad went live. In Episode 130, Ben Law sits down with Lavinia Wehr...
Episode #23
You've built something worth protecting. You've made the sacrifices, reinvested when others spent, and stayed the course when the easier path was right there. That discipline shaped everything. But what if the very...
Episode #129
Ask most farming families when succession actually begins and you'll hear a number — fifty-eight, sixty, "once the debt's down." In Episode 129 of The AgriCoach Wealth & Wisdom Podcast, succession facilitator James...
Episode #128
What if the reason you can't find good people has nothing to do with where your farm is — and everything to do with how you're showing up? Finding and keeping top talent in agriculture is one of the most pressing...
Episode #22
Most farming families have a good year, watch the money come in — and then quietly wonder, sometime in March, where it all went. Not because anyone was reckless. Not because anyone wasn't working hard. But because...
Episode #127
What separates the farming families who build something that lasts from those who simply survive? If you're honest about it, the answer rarely comes down to rainfall averages or commodity prices. It comes down to the...
Episode #126
Markets are behaving in ways that don't seem to match the headlines. Conflict in the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz under threat, oil briefly pushing $120 a barrel, inflation creeping back, interest rates moving the...
Episode #21
Most farming families don’t fall apart because of one bad decision. They fall apart because of a conversation that kept getting put off. In this short, straight-shooting mini episode, Ben Law tackles a habit that...
Episode #125
She walked Valentino runways at $10,000 a day, built a media career that spanned some of Australia's biggest brands, and was awarded Gold in Fashion & Textiles and Silver in Agriculture & Farming at the Women Changing...
Episode #124
What if the most underutilised tool in your family business isn't a piece of machinery, a management software, or a new hire — but a structured room full of the right people, asking the right questions? In this episode...
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