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Franz Knoll, former head of Barossa Fine Foods, brings to life the incredible century-long journey of his family's meat industry legacy.

Starting from modest beginnings in Munich in 1924, moving through various cities, and establishing Bavaria Small Goods in Australia in 1961, Franz shares intimate stories and pivotal moments that shaped their success.

Get ready to be inspired by the bold decisions and innovative strategies that led to the creation of Barossa Fine Foods, including an adventurous chapter in Darwin.

As we navigate through Franz's heartfelt narrative, you'll discover the true grit and determination it takes to build a thriving family business.

From overcoming initial hardships in Sydney to transforming a rundown shop into a bustling enterprise, the episode underscores the importance of customer service, hard work, and a supportive family.

Franz also sheds light on the generational differences in business attitudes and the value of direct customer interaction, painting a vivid picture of what it means to persevere in the face of challenges.

In the latter part of our conversation, we dive into business strategy, adaptability, and the need for innovation.

Franz illustrates how his family business adapted to supply supermarkets and the critical role of high-quality management in maintaining success.

The discussion also highlights the unique attributes of Adelaide's Central Market and the joys of managing a diverse family business that honours cultural heritage while expanding into new markets.

This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, family business dynamics, and the meat industry's rich history.

Chapter Summaries

(00:09) Entrepreneurship Success Stories

100-year history of family's meat industry involvement, transition to Barossa Fine Foods, and gratitude for audience support.

(07:14) Building a Successful Family Business

Moving cities, starting a business, and family support led to success in Barossa Fine Foods.

(14:35) The Importance of Business Strategy

Innovation, perseverance, seeking expertise, grit, asking for help, family business, trial and error, mentorship.

(26:18) Market Changes for Business Survival

Family-run business adapted strategy to supply supermarkets, emphasizing identity, market needs, management, adaptability, and diversification.

(35:35) Building a Diverse Family Business

Franz shares insights on managing a family business at Adelaide's Central Market, honouring cultural heritage and adapting to market changes.

CREDITS

Host: Peter Salerno

Mobile: ‭0408 811 567‬

Email: petersalerno.austalk@gmail.com

Guest: Franz Knoll

Web: www.barossafinefoods.com.au/

Producer: Ron Fiedler Podcast City

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Today we’re going to look at typicity. Typicity can be seen as what is ‘typical’ for a wine’s origins - geography, terroir, varietal type, even viticulture and winemaking. But what does it mean when applied to champagne? I cannot think of anyone more qualified to talk about this concept of typicity than my guest today, Marcell Kustos PhD, who has built an impressive career as a fine wine and hospitality consultant, working with some of Australia’s best restaurants including the multi award-winning Restaurant Botanic.

After obtaining a qualification in food engineering and winemaking operations, Marcell started his career as a food product developer before turning his hand to wine. Working as a sommelier while undertaking a Master's degree in gastronomy, he went on to complete a PhD in food, wine and emotional pairing at the University of Adelaide in collaboration with Wine Australia and UC Davis.

He is the recipient of the ASVO Advanced Wine Assessment Course Scholarship, Wine Communicators Australia Wine Industry Mentor Program, Vinitaly International Academy Italian Wine Ambassador Scholarship, Sommeliers Australia Education Scholarship and Wine Australia Research Scholarship.

He has also been a contributing author in several academic and industry journals and continues to evolve as a wine judge.

It was my privilege to interview him for this podcast.

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Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Low Carb Keto Health Podcast!

Our hosts, Laureen, Nicole, and Jody, share their personal journeys towards embracing low-carb and ketogenic lifestyles.

They discuss their motivations for starting this podcast and their vision for the future of low-carb and keto health.

The episode sets the stage for an exciting and enlightening series dedicated to better health through low-carb and keto living.

Laureen, Nicole, and Jody express their excitement about launching this podcast and the immense value they hope to bring to their listeners.

Nicole recounts her journey from a frustrated dietitian following conventional dietary guidelines to discovering the benefits of low-carb nutrition. She delves into her transition to a diet rich in healthy fats and proteins, which transformed her health and revolutionised her approach with clients. Nicole's story highlights the power of personalised nutrition.

Laureen shares her personal battle with obesity, pre-diabetes, and other health challenges. Despite following traditional low-fat diets and exercising more, she found herself getting sicker. Her turning point came when she attended a low-carb conference in Sydney and met Nicole. Laureen's passion for low-carb and keto nutrition is evident as she describes the profound changes in her health and her patients' health.

Jody then shares her narrative, painting a vivid picture of her health struggles. She recounts years of dealing with irritable bowel syndrome and other chronic issues, feeling lost in a maze of ineffective treatments. Her determination to find a solution led her to explore low-carb nutrition. Jody's story is one of resilience and self-discovery.

As a business coach turned health coach, she speaks passionately about the synergy she found with Laureen and Nicole and their shared vision for making a difference in people's lives.

The hosts then reflect on the unique dynamics of their team, celebrating the power of collaboration and the joy of working together towards a common goal. Laureen, Nicole, and Jody each bring their strengths to the table, creating a supportive and cohesive environment that benefits their clients immensely.

They discuss the challenges they faced in setting up their clinic and the satisfaction of seeing their vision come to life.

As the episode draws to a close, the hosts share their excitement for the future of the podcast.

They tease upcoming episodes, promising a blend of expert interviews, client success stories, and practical tips for thriving on a low-carb and keto lifestyle.

They invite you to join them every fortnight, encouraging you to subscribe, rate, and leave feedback to help spread the word about the benefits of low-carb and keto living.

In a final heartfelt message, the hosts express their gratitude to the listeners and their hope to inspire and empower them on their health journeys.

Chapter Summaries

02:31 - Nicole's Journey:

Nicole shares her shift from traditional dietary guidelines to low-carb nutrition, highlighting its transformative effects on her health and clients.

04:43 - Laureen's Journey:

Laureen discusses her personal health challenges and how adopting a low-carb and keto lifestyle improved her well-being and career.

07:33 - Jody's Journey:

Jody recounts her struggles with chronic health issues and the benefits she experienced after turning to low-carb nutrition, leading her to health coaching.

11:13 - Team Dynamics and Vision:

The hosts reflect on their cohesive team dynamic and shared passion, outlining their vision for the clinic and podcast.

Contact:

Web: lowcarbketohealth.com.au

Email: support@lowcarbketohealth.com.au

Phone:

08 8463 0608

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What if the very apps designed for finding love are exposing your children to unimaginable dangers?

This episode of The Adelaide Project on Podcast City Radio features Karen Keevy from Infinity Wellness, Education & Counselling, who shares alarming insights from a recent Australian Institute of Criminology survey.

One in eight Australians on dating platforms has encountered requests tied to child sexual exploitation.

We dive deep into the sinister tactics predators use to manipulate and coerce vulnerable individuals, including parents, into sharing images of their children.

Karen also demystifies the widespread misconception that only men are involved in these crimes, stressing that both genders can be perpetrators.

We can't stress enough the importance of guarding personal boundaries online, particularly for parents.

Karen guides us through the strategic process of protecting one's family by gradually disclosing personal information and learning to identify red flags.

We discuss how predators aren't just random strangers but often target specific vulnerable groups, such as First Nations people, young Australians, and those with long-term illnesses or disabilities.

Knowledge is power, and Karen empowers our listeners with strategies to recognise and address these manipulative behaviours, emphasising that professional help is crucial when dealing with vulnerabilities rooted in childhood experiences.

Lastly, we confront the deeply troubling issue of adolescents abusing younger children, often within the family.

This isn't just a one-time mistake that can be ignored; it requires serious attention and intervention.

We discuss the role of early education in teaching children about body safety and the importance of using the correct terminology for private parts, enabling them to clearly communicate any abuse. Karen urges parents and educators to take children’s disclosures seriously and underscores the need for continuous, age-appropriate education to create a safer environment for all children.

Join us for this crucial conversation that could very well be a vital step in safeguarding your loved ones.

Chapter Summaries

(00:01) Child Sexual Exploitation on Dating Apps

Child sexual exploitation and abuse are solicited on dating apps in Australia, targeting vulnerable individuals and involving both men and women as predators.

(12:59) Recognizing and Addressing Online Predators

Establishing personal boundaries, trusting over time, and recognizing red flags can protect against manipulative individuals targeting vulnerable groups.

(23:42) Addressing Child Sexual Abuse Among Adolescents

Adolescent sexual abuse, internet exposure, societal influences, education, belief and support for disclosure, intervention for problematic behaviours.

(35:11) Safety Measures on Dating Apps

Safeguard personal info on dating apps, avoid sharing child details, set boundaries, report suspicious behaviour, and don't post photos with children.

(44:42) Child Safety Education and Prevention

Education is crucial in preventing child predation, empowering children with knowledge and boundaries, and seeking help when needed.

Important numbers

The National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse

Mobile: 0417 919 722

Web: https://nationalcentre.org.au/

Relationships Australia South Australia – Child sexual abuse counselling

Telephone: 1300 364 277

Web: https://www.rasa.org.au/

eSafety Commissioner

https://www.esafety.gov.au/

CREDITS

Host: Ron Fiedler: Podcast City

Guest: Karen Keavy: Infinity Wellness, Education & Counselling

Moblie: 0438 489 555

Email: kaz.keavy@gmail.com

Web: https://www.karenkeavy.com/

Producer: Podcast City

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I first met Stephen Leroux in 2018 during a visit to Charles Heidsieck in Reims. He greeted me with a warm smile and a friendly handshake, before getting down to tasting business. Unusually we started with Charles’ Rosé Reserve.

He told me, “We like to start with a non-vintage rosé as the amount of reserve wine is twice less – at 20% with just five to six years’ of age. In our Brut Reserve, it’s the opposite with 40% reserve wine at an average of 10 years of age.”

It was a pivotal moment that re-framed my mind to appreciate the significance of the reserve wine system in creating Charles’ unequivocal style. Their proportion and age have a massive effect on the body of the wine. Indeed, the non-vintage rose was far fresher than the non-vintage brut.

Charles’ characterful sourcing of fruit – notably the inclusion from Montgueux – and generous and masterful inclusion of reserve wines in their NVs sets the scaffolding for the Maison’s cathedral-like structure, richness and complexity.

In this interview I talk to Stephen about Charles’ defining style but also how it’s evolving as well as the rise and rise of Charles under his leadership and through the incredible work of former and current chefs de caves.

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Join us on Happy Business Radio for an enchanting journey through Greek culture and cuisine with our esteemed guest, Jeanie Pantahos. Jeannie, the award-winning author of "Greek Life," will captivate your senses as she shares heartfelt family stories and authentic recipes that preserve and celebrate the rich tapestry of Greek culinary heritage.

You'll also get the chance to win a free copy of "Laugh With Me," adding a delightful twist to your culinary adventures at home.

We delve into the essence of perseverance and continuous learning in achieving business success.

Hear inspiring tales of balancing multiple businesses while pursuing higher education and the invaluable lessons learned from working with renowned sleep scientist Adam Fletcher.

Discover how traditional, homemade recipes and farm-fresh produce play a critical role in maintaining authenticity and flavour, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of culture and cuisine.

Our conversation also uncovers the creative entrepreneurial mindset needed to turn whimsical childhood memories into real opportunities.

Learn about the importance of long-term planning, business agility, and safety measures, and how these principles can be applied universally.

Finally, don’t miss out on our international business insights and the chance to receive free copies of insightful books.

Tune in weekly for more engaging discussions, valuable advice, and opportunities to enhance both your personal and professional life.

Summary Chapters

(00:09) Greek Culture and Cuisine

Happy Business Radio welcomes listeners worldwide, announces TikTok presence, and features Jeannie Pantahos discussing her award-winning book "Greek Life" and the significance of food in preserving culture.

(07:25) Business Success Through Perseverance and Learning

Mediterranean and Italian cultures value traditional homemade recipes and Jenny's career journey highlights hard work and continuous learning.

(21:43) Creating Opportunities Through Entrepreneurial Mindset

Creativity, mindset, and long-term goals are essential in business strategy and planning for longevity.

(28:29) Business Agility and Safety Measures

Flexibility, safety, time management, and global applicability are key in business and risk management.

(39:47) International Business Insights and Offers

The universal importance of good service in business, hospitality in Greece, giveaways for books, gratitude to participants and Podcast City Radio.

CREDITS

Host:: Peter Salerno

Guest: Jeannie Pantahos

greeklifestyle.com.au

Producer: Ron Fiedler Podcast City

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Get ready for an explosive week in the glamorous, drama-filled world of "The Bold and the Beautiful!" Ever wondered what happens when love triangles, family feuds, and corporate power plays collide?

This episode promises all that and more. Join me, Karen, on the B&B Weekly Recap show as we unpack Finn's urgent plea to Steffy for help with Hope, Poppy and Katie's heated clash, and Hope's shocking confessions to her mother, Brooke.

We also expose Steffy’s double standards as she labels Hope a home wrecker, all while Ridge's controversial decision to revive Brooke's bedroom line stirs up even more tension at Forrester Creations.

But that's not all—catch the tumultuous dynamics between Steffy and Ridge, Finn's surprising visit to Deacon and Sheila, and the potential fallout involving Beth's illness.

Ridge's unexpected offer to make Brooke CO-CEO leaves Steffy reeling, questioning her maturity and teamwork. We'll reflect on past storylines involving Hope and Steffy shedding light on their complex histories and relationships.

Plus, there's the ever-present threat of Sheila's manipulation and Deacon's trust issues to consider. Don't miss this engaging discussion packed with insights, revelations, and our always candid opinions!

Chapter Summaries

(00:15) Karen's B&B Recap

Hope confides in Brooke about her romantic troubles, while Steffy accuses her of being a homewrecker. Ridge plans to revive Brooke's bedroom line at Forrester Creations.

(13:19) Steffy’s Drama With Finn and Ridge

Steffy’s concerns about Hope and Finn, Finn's support for Hope, Ridge's offer to Brooke, Steffy need’s to grow up, and Sheila's trust issues with Deacon.

(22:33) Fictional Disclaimer for Podcast City

Exploring a fictional narrative with unique characters, events, and corporations, while avoiding offence and providing entertainment.

Credits

Host: Karen Fiedler

Producer: Ron Fiedler, Podcast City