72andSunny and Otis Studios Launch Second Series of Creative Entrepreneurship Podcast

72andSunny Sydney have launched the second series of 72Voices: The Podcast, exploring entrepreneurship and creativity in Australia, in partnership with Otis Studios. 

The second series explores the drivers behind the new generation of Australian entrepreneurs in building modern brands and creative cultures, and features interviews with JP Kruip (co-founder, FitSense), Murray Hurps (director of entrepreneurship, UTS), James Tynan (CEO, StartMate), Mark Green (group CEO/co-founder, The Monkeys), Linda Monique (CEO, founder, Almo Milk) and Glen Barry (co-founder and venture partner, Moonsure). 

72Voices: The Podcast first launched in October 2019 and included conversations with Dr Kate Adams (Bondi Vet/Thankly), Canna Campbell (SugarMumma TV), Chris Wirasinha (Pedestrian TV), Craig Davis (Sendle) and Rob Deeming (Billy). 

The conversations, recorded at Otis Studios, are built around understanding their journey and what drives them in their professional and personal lives. The series can be found at 72Voices: The Podcast. 

Chris Kay, CEO / partner, 72andSunny said: “Continuing this series and chatting to people we admire, respect, and can learn from has been a ton of fun. Hopefully in the challenging moment we are all in, it might bring a bit of optimism and inspiration.” 

Alex Gomez, director, Otis Studios said: “It was a pleasure to work on this second instalment of 72Voices, while listening to another group of successful entrepreneurs. It’s really inspiring to hear how they are helping drive a new generation of thinkers and entrepreneurship in Australia.” 

72Voices was first developed in 2018 by 72andSunny Sydney as an unbiased research project featuring interviews with 72 Australian cultural makers, thinkers and commentators. It was published as a book and open-source PDF, and can be accessed at here.