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Hosted by Kirsty Gee · business · EN
Leadership Odysseys is a space for people in the middle. The middle of careers. The middle of decisions. The middle of becoming. This podcast shares real leadership journeys. Not straight lines. Not highlight reels. Each conversation explores what happens behind the scenes. The fear. The doubt. The quiet discipline. The small choices that shape a life over time. Our guests are leaders who have walked their own paths. They speak honestly about what it takes to keep going. Their stories offer perspective, not instruction. Leadership Odysseys exists to make the messy middle visible. To help you embrace the journey. To think long term. To take one small step for your future self. Hosted by Kirsty Ghahramani (Kirsty Gee) If you are building something. Questioning what comes
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchLeadership Odysseys is a space for people in the middle. The middle of careers. The middle of decisions. The middle of becoming. This podcast shares real leadership journeys. Not straight lines. Not highlight reels. Each conversation explores what happens behind the scenes. The fear. The doubt. The quiet discipline. The small choices that shape a life over time.
Leadership Odysseys is hosted by Kirsty Gee. The show has published 83 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Brooke Hill: What Wonder and Curiosity Actually Do for Leadership" (5 October 2026, 50 minutes), "Si Elliott: Happy Accidents, Behavioural Science and Keeping Business Human" (7 September 2026, 58 minutes), and "Ash Ghahramani: How to Build a Business That Outlasts You" (24 August 2026, 73 minutes).
Leadership Odysseys publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 83 episodes.
Booking probability for Leadership Odysseys is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Leadership Odysseys requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Leadership Odysseys's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Leadership Odysseys are Business & Management Consulting and Business & Professional Training. Leadership Odysseys has a business audience.
Kirsty Gee hosts Leadership Odysseys, a business podcast with 83 episodes published.
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Brooke Hill was the kid inside with a typewriter while everyone else played in the street. She built a career telling other people's stories, from magazines to London to brand leadership, until a redundancy a few weeks...

Si Elliott has spent more than two decades in marketing leadership, and his conclusion is not what most of the industry wants to hear: businesses have become very good at reaching people, and increasingly poor at...

Nine months to learn a new language. Eighteen months of knocking on doors before anyone called back. Twenty years building a business with the same business partner, without ever needing to be seen doing it. Ash...

A career without a plan can still take you somewhere remarkable. Meg Bonighton walked into an ANZ call centre at twenty-something looking for nine-to-two work so she could finish her university degree. Sixteen years...

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that does not show up on a performance review. It is the exhaustion of being excellent at your job while quietly disappearing inside your own life. Megan Dalla-Camina knows that...

<p>There is a version of every life that almost happened. The path we were on before we turned, suddenly, toward something we couldn't yet see. Most of us never talk about that fork in the road, or what it cost to walk...

There is a version of every life that almost happened. The path we were on before we turned, suddenly, toward something we couldn't yet see. Most of us never talk about that fork in the road, or what it cost to walk...

Episode #76
<p>Most of us think reinvention happens in a single, dramatic moment. Jacqui Bloom's story proves otherwise. Hers happened in the kitchen, in hospital corridors, in a car stuck in traffic when she finally admitted she...

Episode #76
Most of us think reinvention happens in a single, dramatic moment. Jacqui Bloom's story proves otherwise. Hers happened in the kitchen, in hospital corridors, in a car stuck in traffic when she finally admitted she...

<p>David Mann has never had a grand plan. What he has had is a willingness to follow the thread - to say yes to the next opportunity, trust the learning, and keep moving. From auctioneer to NSW Police Officer and court...

<p>Organisational psychologist Dr Kat Page has spent two decades researching workplace wellbeing and happiness at work. She is a Leadership Partner at ByMany, Adjunct Professor, and author of Good Work a book that makes...

<p>Most leaders are good at filling their calendars. Far fewer are intentional about what goes in them. In this episode of Leadership Odysseys, Kirsty Ghahramani (Gee) sits down with Nashville-based productivity coach...

Episode #72
<p>Leadership Podcast | Workplace Culture | Play at Work | Intelligent Optimism | Full Stack Human Book</p> <p>There is a question that most leaders are quietly asking but rarely say out loud: if I keep doing more, why...

<p>What happens when leadership is tested not in theory, but in the moments where everything is on the line?</p> <p>In this conversation, Jeremy Senior takes us inside the reality of leading in high-pressure...

<p>There’s a quiet truth sitting inside many workplaces right now.</p> <p>People are capable.<br> They care.<br> They want to do great work.</p> <p>But something is off.</p> <p>In this episode, Cherie Mylordis takes us...

<p>There are moments in life where fear arrives without warning.<br> Not the kind you can ignore. The kind that asks something of you.</p> <p>This episode is not about big waves.<br> It is about leadership when the...

<p>Some leaders build companies.<br> Others build rooms where progress happens.</p> <p>Camilla Bullock is one of those rare connectors.</p> <p>Born in a small working town in Sweden and now CEO and co-founder of the...

<p>In this episode of the Leadership Odysseys leadership podcast, James Rhee, private equity investor, former CEO of Ashley Stewart, Harvard Law graduate and author of red helicopter, shares a powerful redefinition of...

Leadership, Story, and the Power of Owning Your Voice with Tory Archbold <p>Leadership is not built in the spotlight. It is built in the quiet decisions that shape who you become when no one is watching. In this episode...

<p>Lucy Lin on Leadership, Curiosity, and Building a Non-Linear Career in Technology</p> <p>Lucy Lin didn’t follow a straight line.<br> She followed her curiosity.</p> <p>In this episode of Leadership Odysseys, Lucy...
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