ABOUT THIS EPISODE
An unapologetic, unfiltered podcast about business, identity, growth and the beautiful chaos of real life.
No hustle hype. No highlight reels. Just honest conversations with real people doing life and business on their own terms.
Hosted by Kirsten Mitchell, the founder of B’Spoke Creative, this show dives into the truth behind entrepreneurship, personal growth, motherhood, and reinvention.
🎙 New episodes every fortnight.
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Australia
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