Make Good Things Happen is a podcast for makers in business hosted by the dynamic duo behind the Australian maker community Angela D'Alton and Renee Baker of D'Alton Baker Productions.
Expect a relaxed, interesting and cheeky chat about the news, influences and trends that affect the community of makers in business in Australia, peppered with friendly hints and expert tips.
Segments include:
From scroll to cart - talking all things e-commerce from social media to your website and everything online shopping;
Shit customer service - what it says on the box because nothing annoys us more;
Making History (Random Stories from Projects Past) -gossip and tidbits from our rich creative portfolio archive;
Gruen LITE - our thinly veiled attempt at getting the attention of our beloved ABC program whilst sharing our own commentary on media and culture and all things communications;
Making Good Things Happen - stories of the positive kind, the sweet, the cute, the whimsical, the lovely, the good, the productive;
Event breakdown - markets, exhibitions and more - hear our thoughts and reviews of events that matter to you;
Making Headlines - news that affects you as a small creative business;
Maker in Focus - interviews and case studies about Australian makers you should know about;
This Week I… - a little something that we saw, read, watched, listened to or learned in the last week;
From marketing and brand values to social media algorithms and design markets, maker industry experts Angela and Renée, founders of educational membership platform Make Good Things Happen bring their thoughts directly to your ears in this value-packed podcast.
Website: https://www.makegoodthingshappen.com.au/podcast
Instagram: @mgth.com.au
Brand artwork by Mel Baxter Moonshine Madness
Brand photography by Maja Baska Photography
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Make Good Things Happen is a podcast for makers in business hosted by the dynamic duo behind the Australian maker community Angela D'Alton and Renee Baker of D'Alton Baker Productions.
Expect a relaxed, interesting and cheeky chat about the news, influences and trends that affect the community of makers in business in Australia, peppered with friendly hints and expert tips.
Segments include:
From scroll to cart - talking all things e-commerce from social media to your website and everything online shopping;
Shit customer service - what it says on the box because nothing annoys us more;
Making History (Random Stories from Projects Past) -gossip and tidbits from our rich creative portfolio archive;
Gruen LITE - our thinly veiled attempt at getting the attention of our beloved ABC program whilst sharing our own commentary on media and culture and all things communications;
Making Good Things Happen - stories of the positive kind, the sweet, the cute, the whimsical, the lovely, the good, the productive;
Event breakdown - markets, exhibitions and more - hear our thoughts and reviews of events that matter to you;
Making Headlines - news that affects you as a small creative business;
Maker in Focus - interviews and case studies about Australian makers you should know about;
This Week I… - a little something that we saw, read, watched, listened to or learned in the last week;
From marketing and brand values to social media algorithms and design markets, maker industry experts Angela and Renée, founders of educational membership platform Make Good Things Happen bring their thoughts directly to your ears in this value-packed podcast.
Website: https://www.makegoodthingshappen.com.au/podcast
Instagram: @mgth.com.au
Brand artwork by Mel Baxter Moonshine Madness
Brand photography by Maja Baska Photography
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
TW: Please note this episode discusses the sensitive topic of miscarriage
Angela and Renee seem to be obsessed with returns policies, but get on with some sensitive topics and enchanting stories.
Instagram: @mgth.com.au
Brand artwork by Mel Baxter Moonshine Madness
Brand photography by Maja Baska Photography
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we produce this podcast, that of the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung People, as well as the Gayamaygal and Garigal people. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.