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.

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.

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.

This week's guest is Marcelle Gomez, known as Chella to her friends, which is pretty much everyone in the industry and you'll understand why this is the case listening to the story of Chella's Media Life. When describing her career from starting out though to reaching her current role as Managing Director of a Dentsu company, the quality we admire about Chella is not just her approachability and insight but above all her humility.

From Nanawading to China and only three jobs in between, with a career spanning 30 plus years, Doug Pearce shares his Media Life journey, what he learnt along the way and some cracking stories.

Tim Murphy kicks off season two, sharing his days from gas reading to starting his Media Life in the preeminent Mitchells Media agency, to jumping the fence to the sales side of the business with oOh media and now QMS.

For the final episode of season 1, Nick and Matt have an entertaining and honest chat with Lyndall Campher. Lyndall discusses her Media Life working on some huge and important campaigns in South Africa, before taking the boys through her early days in Australia and what it was like crossing to client side at L'Oreal Australia.

Following on last week, Nick and Matt continue their conversation with Professor of Publishing and Communications at the University of Melbourne, Professor Mark Davis. In part 2, Prof Mark Davis talks about becoming an author, his Media Life teaching at Melbourne University and shares some insights on the state of the modern media environment.