Hosted by Andy Rowe · EN · 21 episodes
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Recording At Red Nine is all about the people behind the places we love. Hosted by Andy Rowe, each episode is a laid-back chat with the founders, creators, and characters shaping life in Canterbury, from bar owners and brands to entrepreneurs and storytellers doing cool things in our backyard. It’s part business, part culture, and all about real conversations. We’ll dig into how ideas started, the risks people took, what it actually takes to build something her. Whether you’re running a business yourself or just love hearing how people make things happen, Recorded At Red Nine is where those stories come to life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Andy Rowe hosts Recorded At Red Nine, a business show with 21 episodes published.
What if a boozy rosé lunch and a magnitude 7.1 earthquake were the unlikely origins of a children's book business? That's exactly the story Hannah Davison tells in this episode. Hannah is the co-founder of My Big Moments
Amy from Addie & Lou joins us on Recorded at Red Nine to share the real story behind building a boutique retail business. From growing up in Kaikōura and working as a radiographer, to opening a homewares store that now h
In this episode of Recorded at Red Nine, we sit down with one of the founders of Partly — the Christchurch-based startup transforming the global automotive supply chain using AI. If you’ve ever had a car repaired, you’ve
In this episode of Recorded At Red Nine , Andy Rowe sits down with mortgage advisor and Fresh Moni founder Willie Leota . Willie shares his powerful story growing up in a family of seven kids slee
Di Foster is known for giving direct, no-fluff business advice — but this conversation goes far deeper than business. In this episode of Recorded at Red Nine, Di shares the mindset that helped her navigate life, business
What does it actually take to run one of the most successful rugby teams in the world? In this episode, Andy Rowe sits down with Crusaders CEO Colin Mansbridge to talk leadership, business, and the reality of running a p
What actually IS cryptocurrency? In this episode we sit down with a crypto expert from Cryptocurrency NZ to break down how Bitcoin works, why people mine crypto, and whether it's actually the future of money. We talk abo
How do you go from nobody knowing your product to 1 million users in a month? In this episode, I sit down with the founder of Lumin to talk about building a product from Christchurch that now helps businesses around the
She went to Harvard and is now helping build one of Christchurch’s most interesting biotech companies. In this episode, I sit down with Kimberley Bray to talk about women’s health, perimenopause, biotech innovation, and
What happens when personal crisis turns into a business idea that explodes? In this episode, Tim Bateman shares the full story behind O-Studio — from his wife Laura’s health battle to building one of the fastest-growing
How do you go from one spray truck in 1975 to a transport business with around 250 trucks and 300 staff? In this episode, Andy Rowe sits down with Philip Wareing to unpack the story behind Philip Wareing Limited — from t
What if leadership development didn’t feel boring, forced, or forgettable? In this episode, Andy Rowe sits down with Kaila Cobin, founder of BOMA, a leadership development organisation focused on building intentional, in
What would happen to your business if everything went wrong tomorrow? In this episode, we sit down with the Ollie Law from Fixinc to break down the reality of crisis management, business risk, and why most companies fail
Member of Parliament Nicola Grigg joins Andy Rowe for a candid conversation about motherhood, politics, public pressure and representing one of New Zealand’s fastest-growing regions. From the reality of mum guilt and jug
What if you never had to worry about tax again? In this episode, we sit down with Luke Kilworth, the founder of Lodg, a New Zealand startup solving one of the biggest problems for self-employed people: tax. From dropping
Lucas Cawte didn't grow up planning to run one of Canterbury's most recognised irrigation companies. From servicing medical equipment in London hospitals to becoming CEO of Rainer Irrigation, his journey is anything but
Jessica Pullen is a town planner and founder of LG Consulting — a Christchurch-based planning firm that helps developers, homeowners, and businesses get through the council approval process. In this episode we get into w
James Gough was elected to Christchurch City Council at 25 years old. Two months later, the earthquake hit. In this episode, James takes us inside the rebuild of one of New Zealand's most iconic cities — from his uncle A
What does it actually take to run a professional netball franchise? Kate Agnew — General Manager of the reigning ANZ Premiership champions, the Mainland Tactix — has spent over two decades in the sport, from delivering t
Dr Catherine Leonard, co-founder of Māori-owned research firm Ihi Research, has spent 13 years studying the hardest problems in New Zealand society — youth crime, drug harm, family violence, mental health, and poverty. I
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