A Barayamal Original · Complete archive · 2018–2022
Indigipreneur Podcast
Showcasing Indigenous entrepreneurship to the world. Twenty conversations with First Nations founders, leaders and thinkers — every episode streams free on YouTube, and this page keeps your place while you work through them.
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Curated paths through the archive — load one into your queueThe 2022 talks
The run that closed the show — seven talks released together on one day, from wealth to blockchain.
Founder yarns
Five founders, five businesses — a startup sold in high school, a travel firm turning over millions, a comeback from losing everything.
The big ideas
Decolonising entrepreneurship, wealth, economic participation and who profits from the Aboriginal flag.
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Six episodes that each fit inside a lunch break — the shortest is seven minutes.
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From the episode notesFirst Nations people don’t need a B-Corp certificate or social enterprise training — that’s just how we grow up, it’s in our genes.Dean Foley ·
Everyone has a reason to keep going forward, regardless of your circumstances and regardless of your age. Don’t define anything by normal social standards — reinvent the wheel.Dylan Mottlee ·
It’s called the Could’ve Been Tribe — could’ve been this, could’ve been that. We all know someone from the Could’ve Been Tribe.Jesse T Martin ·
With the rise of marketplaces, I knew I had to think outside the box.Phillip Harris ·
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Dean Foley — Kamilaroi
Dean grew up within the Aboriginal community in Gunnedah, NSW, and founded Barayamal (Black Swan) — home of the first Indigenous accelerator and a world leader in Indigenous entrepreneurship. Across the podcast he interviews First Nations founders and, in the 2022 run, brings together talks on decolonising business.
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