One Wild Ride with Pru Chapman
One Wild Ride is the exploration of a more meaningful life. A place where personal stories collide with good business and positive impact. Here we dive deep into the mindset, musings and strategies of incredible humans doing extraordinary things. Theirs are stories of positivity, hope, expansion and evolution.
Host Pru Chapman knows good business. As the founder of Owners Collective she has helped over 15,000 founders launch, leverage, and lead their businesses. She's passionate about using business as a force for good and both interviewed and worked with leading purpose-driven brands including Patagonia, Thankyou, Who Gives A Crap, Koala, TOM Organic and many more.
Instagram: @ownerscollective
LinkedIn: @pruchapman
Web: https://theownerscollective.com
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 55 minutes
- Episodes
- 100
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2024
Ep 57. The Mind-Body Super Highway (aka the Vagus Nerve) with Jessica Maguire
Jessica Maguire is a trauma-informed physiotherapist, passionate about helping people regulate their nervous systems through healthy functioning of their vagus nerve. She holds a degree in Health Sc…
Season 4 Trailer
Welcome back friends! We’ve got an incredible lineup of guests and topics landing this season, as well as some small changes. What isn’t changing though is our core mission to inspire and educate a…
Ep 56. Fry’s Family Foods | Crafting plant-based food to positively impact the planet
If you could do one thing to reduce your impact on the planet, eating less meat would be it.
Tammy Fry, the global Marketing Director at Fry's Family Foods, and the daughter of the Founder, meaning t…
Ep 55. Share The Dignity | Ending period poverty for women doing it tough.
Rochelle Courtenay is the founder of Share the Dignity, a charity that distributes period products to women experiencing homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, and doing it tough.
Share the Dignity…
Ep 54. We Are Explorers | Inspiring us to live more adventurously and protect our natural world
In search of the ultimate adventure Henry Brydon spent two years riding 38,000km on a push bike from London to Sydney traversing through more than 30 countries, which made for countless stories of hu…
Ep 53. B Corp | Certifying business as a force for good
B Corp is a certification for businesses that meet the highest certifiable standards of social and environmental performance as well as transparency, and accountability. These businesses form a thri…
Ep 52. Riparide | Soul-fulfilling escapes to unplug from the modern-day world
Riparide is a travel platform focused on unique properties and experiences in regional Australia. Much more than your standard accommodation booking site, Riparide is a highly curated portal into nat…
Ep 51. Good Citizens | ’Untrashing’ the planet one pair of sunnies at a time
Good Citizens make sunglasses from 100% recycled, single-use plastic bottles. It was founded by Nik Robinson and his 8-year old son Harry with a mission to play their part in ‘untrashing’ the planet.…
Ep 50. The Broad Place | A modern approach to conscious living
Jacqui Lewis is the co-founder of The Broad Place, a space to help people discover their highest grade self through applied ancient knowledge and meditation. It’s well known for it’s courses teaching…
Ep 49. Verve Super | Advocating for the wealth of women.
Verve Super’s Co-founder Alex Andrews is part of Australia’s first super fund dedicating 100% of its resources to building the wealth and power of women everywhere. It’s an ethical super fund that is…
Ep 48. Patagonia | The Activist Company
Patagonia is in business to save our home planet. Founded by Yvon Chouinard in 1973, Patagonia is an outdoor apparel company based in Ventura, California. A Certified B-Corporation, the company is re…
Ep 47. Frontier Pets | Dog food on a mission to end factory farming
Diana Scott is Founder of Frontier Pets, and she’s on a mission to end Animal Factory Farming in Australia.
Frontier Pets began five years ago out of a passion for animal welfare and wellbeing and th…
Ep 46. Will & Bear | Make hats for the road and create positive impact along the way.
Lauren Williams and Alex Knorr are Founders of Will & Bear, a hat company made for adventures. In true entrepreneurial style they created what they couldn’t find - a hat for the road supported by a b…
Ep 45. Thankyou | Daniel Flynn has launched No Small Plan to end extreme world poverty.
Thankyou makes products with the mission to end extreme poverty. This week Thankyou launched a bold new campaign ‘No Small Plan’ and invited P&G and Unilever - two of the world’s largest and most inf…
Ep 44. Sendle | Delivering better solutions for small business & the planet
James Chin Moody is the co-founder and CEO of Sendle, a company that makes sending parcels for small businesses super easy and with less impact on the planet. Sendle is also Australia’s first technol…
Ep 43. Xero | Australia's leading accounting software has truly made business beautiful
Since its launch in 2006 Xero has grown to be the number one Accounting platform in Australia, and with over 2 million subscribers globally.
Originating in New Zealand, Xero set out to make accounti…
Ep 42. Afends | Pioneering the hemp revolution and gender equality in the surf, skate and streetwear space
Afends are an Australian apparel company that began in Byron Bay in 2006 when two mates started selling samples from the back of their van.
Since then they’ve grown to be an internationally recognise…
Ep 41. Bellroy | Designing carry and business for a better world
The team behind Bellroy are a cool swag of creatives, tech heads and travellers who create pieces to help the world carry with greater simplicity and ease.
Andy Fallshaw is the Co-Founder behind the …
Ep 40. Koala | Designing furniture and digital experience for a better future
Sandy Morrow is Head of Operations at Koala, Australia’s fastest-growing furniture company with a mission to become the smartest way to buy high-quality furniture online.
They’ve removed the snazzy s…
Ep 39. Company of One | Why staying small is the next BIG thing
Is bigger really better? Paul Jarvis is a writer and designer who’s had his own company of one for the last two decades.
His latest book, Company of One, explores why bigger isn’t always better in bu…