Aug 4, 202639 minS1
Summary What could change if we stopped hesitating and started more conversations? Nick Bendel challenged himself to have lunch with 500 strangers, transforming from someone who preferred staying home with a book into...
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Really Good Conversations
Hosted by Amy Faulkner · business · EN
About this Podcast:
In our hyperconnected world, it feels like we are becoming more disconnected than ever, so we are on a mission to bring people together through conversation.Welcome to 'The Really Good Conversations Podcast', where we delve into the minds of the wonderful people and businesses we have met in the processes of launching our card game. We will be uncovering their secrets, learning about their biggest mistakes, and sharing the key lessons they have taken from it all.So, if you're looking for an engaging chinwag mixed with business insights and a good pinch of fun, you're in the right place.Let's have a really good conversation...
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What is Really Good Conversations about?
In our hyperconnected world, it feels like we are becoming more disconnected than ever, so we are on a mission to bring people together through conversation. Welcome to 'The Really Good Conversations Podcast', where we delve into the minds of the wonderful people and businesses we have met in the processes of launching our card game.
Who hosts Really Good Conversations?
Really Good Conversations is hosted by Amy Faulkner. The show has published 79 episodes to date.
What has Really Good Conversations covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Social Courage: How 500 Lunches With Strangers Changed My Life with Nick Bendel" (4 August 2026, 39 minutes), "Gut Health, Food Myths & Why Inflammation Isn't Just About What You Eat with Lee Holmes" (20 July 2026, 38 minutes), and "Live by your standards, not your excuses with Matt Formston" (30 June 2026, 39 minutes).
How often does Really Good Conversations publish?
Really Good Conversations publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 79 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Really Good Conversations?
Booking probability for Really Good Conversations is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Really Good Conversations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Really Good Conversations's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Really Good Conversations?
The strongest fits for Really Good Conversations are Business & Management Consulting. Really Good Conversations has a business audience.
About the host
Amy Faulkner hosts Really Good Conversations, a business podcast with 79 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Jul 20, 202638 minS1Summary How much of our health starts with what's happening in the gut? In this episode, Amy speaks with Lee Holmes, clinical nutritionist, bestselling author and founder of Supercharged Food and Supercharge Your Gut...
Jun 30, 202639 minS1Summary What does it really take to stop making excuses and become someone you can trust? This conversation isn't just about blindness, sport or breaking records. Matt Formston AM joins Amy to explore identity, trust...
Jun 16, 202612 minS1What is one piece of wisdom you want to pass on to future generations? In this special compilation episode, Amy shares how a family loss helped inspire Really Good Conversations and why it is so important to ask...
Episode #73
Why Children Need An Analogue Childhood
Jun 2, 202634 minS1Summary What's disappearing from childhood & w hy children need an analogue childhood in a digital world In this episode, Amy speaks with Nova Eden from One Collective Power and the Smartphone Free Childhood movement...
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Episode #72
Why Adults Forgot How to Play
May 18, 202636 minS1Summary Amy speaks with Dara Simkin about why adults forget how to play and what we lose when life becomes too focused on productivity, achievement and keeping up. Dara explores play as a mindset, not just an activity...
May 5, 202627 minS1Summary "We touch our phones more than our loved ones." It's a jarring statement from scientist and broadcaster Dr. Niraj Lal , but the data backs it up. In this episode, we go "Behind the Screens" to understand why our...
Episode #70
Why Smart People Still Get Scammed
Apr 21, 202636 minS1Summary Scams are no longer just about dodgy messages or obvious red flags. In this episode, Amy talks to scam investigator Kylee Dennis about the human side of online deception; how trust gets built, why loneliness can...
Apr 7, 202628 minS1Summary Maku Fenaroli went from a career in finance to building Maku The Label — an art-led fashion brand from Melbourne that scaled fast and forced her to back herself sooner than expected. In this episode, we talk...
Mar 23, 202639 minS1Summary Phillip Di Bella built one of Australia's most successful coffee businesses, and sold it for $47 million. In this episode, we find what it actually felt like the day after he sold, how his definition of success...
Mar 9, 202640 minS1Summary What happens when you realise the life you've built no longer fits? In this episode, Andrew Sloan shares the story behind his book Why Things Feel F*cked and the personal reinvention that followed. From ending a...
Feb 23, 202629 minS1Summary When was the last time you had a night out that felt completely worth it? In this episode, Amy is joined by 'The Jodie's', Jodie Whelan and Jodie de Vries , founders of House of Zim ; a women-only events concept...
Feb 9, 202634 minS1Summary In this episode, Amy is joined by Isiah McKimmie to talk about intimacy, desire and the conversations couples often avoid. They explore why desire changes over time, how comparison and unrealistic expectations...
Jan 6, 20264 minS1In 2025 Amy spoke to a range of amazing guests from across around the world - including UK, US, Cyprus & Australia! This fun episode is a snapshot of the responses our guests gave when asked the question "If you came...
Dec 8, 202534 minS1In this episode, Amy is joined once again by former Sportsgirl and Sussan CEO, award-winning leader, mentor, speaker and author, Colleen Callander. Colleen kicked off our 2025 guest line-up with "From Shop Floor to CEO...
Episode #62
Freedom, Sacrifice, and Starting Again
Nov 24, 202539 minS1What does it take to chase freedom, survive the sacrifices, and rebuild a life on your own terms? In this episode, Amy sits down with award-winning entrepreneur and bestselling author Tina Tower , founder of Her Empire...
Episode #61
The Lost Art of Thinking for Ourselves
Nov 13, 202540 minS1Have we forgotten how to think for ourselves? In this episode, Amy speaks with critical thinking and human skills expert, speaker and author Bethan Winn , whose book The Human Edge: Critical Thinking in the Age of AI...
Oct 28, 202527 minS1Part 2: Moral Codes & Living on your own terms In Part 2 of my conversation with Maz Farrelly, we move beyond the world of television and into the personal. We talk about reinvention, how to know when to walk away, and...
Oct 13, 202533 minS1Part 1: The Truth About Reality TV & How to Cut Through the Noise What does it take to really have the X Factor? Maz Farrelly has shaped some of the biggest TV shows of our time, from Big Brother to The X Factor, and...
Episode #58
Neuroscience & Creating Your Future
Sep 29, 202534 minS1What does it mean to create your future? For Natalia Talkowska , it's not just a phrase but a way of life. Born in communist Poland with dreams of working for Disney or NASA, she took her first flight to London with...
Recent guests
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Lee Holmes
qualified clinical nutritionist, yoga and meditation teacher, Whole Foods chef, best-selling author, Sylacauga Marine
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Matt Formston
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Dara Simkin
play-at-work expert, co-author of Full Stack Human, Future Crunch
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Colleen Callander
Former Sportsgirl CEO, author, speaker and leadership mentor, Sportsgirl
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