Media Life

By: Matt Rudd and Nick Swifte
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  • Summary

  • A fireside chat between two old mates in the Australian media industry. Each week, Matt & Nick are joined by a media executive, ranging from those that are just starting their careers to those reflecting on their years in the industry, sharing a few funny stories, their thoughts and opinions about the jobs and the people they've met along the way.
    Matt Rudd and Nick Swifte
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Economics
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Episodes
  • Nick Behr - A Mythical Beast

    Nick Behr - A Mythical Beast
    May 13 2024

    This week, Nick & Matt chat to the founder and CEO of ⁠Kaimera⁠, Nick Behr. Nick shares his Media Life from his early days in London before making the move to Australia, his days with some of Australia's largest Agencies, onto starting his own agency including the inspiration behind the name (hint: episode title is a spoiler) as well being a founding board member of the Independent Media Agencies of Australia (⁠IMAA⁠) and the role it plays the Australian industry.
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Patrick Harrington - It’s Murdoch On The Dance Floor

    Patrick Harrington - It’s Murdoch On The Dance Floor
    May 6 2024

    Patrick Harrington joins us this week taking us through his Media Life from Red Rooster, the Trigger Brothers Surf Shop to biting his fingernails - and a career taking him to the dizzy heights of the Murdoch Empire.
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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • Media Life - Season 2 Update

    Media Life - Season 2 Update
    May 2 2024

    A quick update from the guys on where we've been with Media Life Season 2, a call to arms #AloneSwiftyYes and a moonshot guest attempt.
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    15 mins

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