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Slicing Through The Noise

Hosted by Integrity and Values · business · EN-AU

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This exciting channel dives into real leadership stories from Australia, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges, setbacks, and triumphs of business leaders. Hear firsthand how they navigated adversity and turned obstacles into success. Even more special, our guests are past clients of Integrity and Values who have been deeply influenced by our programs. Be part of an exciting new journey with our founder and podcast host, Jennifer Elliott.

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What is Slicing Through The Noise about?

This exciting channel dives into real leadership stories from Australia, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges, setbacks, and triumphs of business leaders. Hear firsthand how they navigated adversity and turned obstacles into success. Even more special, our guests are past clients of Integrity and Values who have been deeply influenced by our programs.

Who hosts Slicing Through The Noise?

Slicing Through The Noise is hosted by Integrity and Values. The show has published 34 episodes to date.

What has Slicing Through The Noise covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Chris Stephenson Ep. 34 - Most boards buying AI right now aren't ready to actually govern it." (27 September 2026, 75 minutes), "EP. 32 He built a Top 10 insurance brokerage, then walked away with a team of camels" (2 September 2026, 67 minutes), and "Cameron Ryan on Leadership, Risk and Building Businesses That Last" (17 August 2026, 54 minutes).

How often does Slicing Through The Noise publish?

Slicing Through The Noise publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 65 minutes across 34 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Slicing Through The Noise?

Booking probability for Slicing Through The Noise is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Slicing Through The Noise requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Slicing Through The Noise's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Slicing Through The Noise?

The strongest fits for Slicing Through The Noise are Business & Management Consulting. Slicing Through The Noise has a business audience.

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Integrity and Values hosts Slicing Through The Noise, a business podcast with 34 episodes published.

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  • Episode #34

    Chris Stephenson Ep. 34 - Most boards buying AI right now aren't ready to actually govern it.

    Sep 27, 20261h 15mS1

    Chris Stephenson had the best profit margin in the company. The biggest customer. The highest customer satisfaction score. Then head office told him to cut thirty jobs anyway — not because his team had failed, but...

  • Episode #32

    EP. 32 He built a Top 10 insurance brokerage — then walked away with a team of camels

    Sep 2, 20261h 7mS1

    At 26, John Elliott built a one-man insurance office in West Perth into a Top 10 Australian brokerage — ten consecutive years, two BRW Fast 100 appearances, Australia's first carbon-neutral insurance broker. At the...

  • Episode #31

    Cameron Ryan on Leadership, Risk and Building Businesses That Last

    Aug 17, 202654 minS1

    What separates a business that survives from one that thrives? In this episode of Slicing Through the Noise, Jennifer Elliott speaks with Cameron Ryan, Founder of Cality Care about the entrepreneurial journey that took...

  • Episode #30

    EP 30. Building Better Teams, Not Carbon Copies

    Aug 1, 20261h 36mS1

    The most expensive hiring mistake isn't a bad hire. It's hiring yourself. One of the most powerful insights from our latest episode of Slicing Through the Noise comes from David Kopycinski, CEO of Your Registered...

  • Episode #29

    EP 29. 80% comfy, 20% uncomfy — the team growth rule from Daniel Smith

    Jul 19, 20261h 1mS1

    Daniel Smith chose his niche by accident. He was a student looking for part-time work, so he opened a phone book and cold-called architecture firms one by one. The one that said yes happened to design schools. He met a...

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  • Episode #28

    EP 28: No money, no milk - Dana Dupere on the rule that runs Benedict Industries sixty years on

    Jul 5, 202649 minS1

    <p>Dana Dupere grew up in the back of a station wagon. Her dad was scouting sandpits; she was doing the road tax. She was seven years old.<br/><br/>Her father built Benedict Industries from scratch - a quarry and...

  • Episode #28

    EP 28: No money, no milk - Dana Dupere on the rule that runs Benedict Industries sixty years on

    Jul 5, 202649 minS1

    Dana Dupere grew up in the back of a station wagon. Her dad was scouting sandpits; she was doing the road tax. She was seven years old. Her father built Benedict Industries from scratch - a quarry and landscaping...

  • Episode #27

    Episode 27: The cost of a day — the one question John Melvin asks every time he walks on site

    Jun 21, 202658 minS1

    <p>A 17-year-old apprentice asked his foreman how he was going. The foreman didn't answer. He asked a question back: "How many friends do you have? </p><p>Thirty years later, John Melvin still tells the...

  • Episode #27

    Episode 27: The cost of a day — the one question John Melvin asks every time he walks on site

    Jun 21, 202658 minS1

    A 17-year-old apprentice asked his foreman how he was going. The foreman didn't answer. He asked a question back: "How many friends do you have? Thirty years later, John Melvin still tells the story. This week on...

  • Episode #26

    Ep 26. The electric bike that changed everything — Es Chandra, Glide Agency

    Jun 8, 20261h 8mS1

    <p>In 2007, a man walked into Es Chandra's design agency with an electric bike and an impossible ask: raise $1 million in six weeks. Banks had said no. Es didn't know how to run a crowdfunding campaign. He said yes...

  • Episode #25

    Ep 25. There was one kid who cared. — Mathew Pound, Beagl Buyers Agency

    May 25, 20261h 20mS1

    <p>Mathew Pound took his kids to see the Christmas lights. Afterwards, everyone went to McDonald's.<br/><br/>Every staff member was going through the motions — except one kid. He didn't know Mathew was watching. He just...

  • Episode #24

    Ep 24: Good People Leave. Good Systems Stay. | Rodney Crestani

    May 10, 202654 minS1

    <p>Most leaders attempt to hire their way out of an operational problem.<br/>Rodney Crestani has spent three decades proving the opposite.<br/><br/>In Episode 24 of Slicing Through the Noise, Jennifer sits down with...

  • Episode #23

    Episode 23: Argue With the System, Not the People: Charlie Crothers on Building a Service Business That Runs Without You

    Apr 27, 20261h 4mS1

    <p>harlie Crothers built one of Perth's leading hair salons from a single chair, launched an e-commerce brand mid-COVID with a one-year-old at her hip, and now mentors other service-business owners through The Biz Tool...

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    Episode 22: What Business Leaders Can Learn from Australia’s Most Successful Cricket Coach | John Buchanan

    Apr 12, 20261h 18mS0

    <p>In this episode of Slicing Through the Noise, we sit down with John Buchanan, one of Australia’s most successful cricket coaches, to unpack what business owners and entrepreneurs can learn from leading at the highest...

  • Slicing Through The Noise

    Episode 21: Peter Cannon: Discipline, Pressure & Leading Five Steps Ahead

    Mar 29, 202653 minS0

    <p>Peter Cannon’s journey from a small village in Scotland to leading operations for Agreco in the APAC region is a masterclass in adaptability, discipline, and leadership. In this episode, Peter shares how his early...

  • Episode #20

    Episode 20: The Money Shift: Your Blueprint for Smarter Wealth & Leadership

    Mar 15, 20261h 30mS1

    <p>In this insightful episode of Slicing Through the Noise, Julio De Laffitte, CEO of JDL Strategies, delivers a powerful blueprint for building wealth, leading with integrity, and navigating tough decisions in...

  • Episode #19

    Episode 19: Building Long-Term Success: Ronnie Baskind on Leadership and Growth

    Mar 1, 202658 minS1

    <p>From Farming to Tech: Ronnie Baskind's Leadership Journey — with Ronnie Baskind<br/><br/>Ronnie Baskind’s leadership journey begins on a vast South African farm and culminates in Sydney, where he built Kilimanjaro...

  • Slicing Through The Noise

    Episode 18: Entrepreneurship and Risk: Building Resilience in Capital-Intensive Industries

    Feb 15, 202655 minS0

    <p>From Blacktown to Business Success: Lessons in Leadership and Risk — with Brett Plumber</p><p> </p><p>This episode dives into the entrepreneurial journey of a leader who transformed a small trucking business into a...

  • Episode #17

    Episode 17: Purpose, Values and Culture: Building a Business That Performs

    Feb 1, 20261h 4mS1

    <p>Business strategy improves when leaders measure what drives future performance, not last month's results. Bob shares a practical approach to running a business on leading indicators: tender and quote activity, win...

  • Slicing Through The Noise

    Episode 16: Design and Construct Advantage: Faster Starts, Cleaner Finishes, Less Rework

    Jan 18, 20261h 9mS0

    <p>Construction Leadership That Scales: Clarity, Risk and Culture — with Alex Douglas (01:08:58)<br/>Construction leadership in a delivery environment is won or lost on clarity: what matters, who owns what, and how...

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