Pivot Club, hosted by Sarah Davidson (of Seize the Yay fame) and produced by Mamamia, is an intimate interview podcast exploring the pivotal moments when people abandon a familiar path to reinvent their lives. Each episode profiles a mix of recognisable public figures—politicians, entrepreneurs, and former corporate high-flyers—alongside everyday 'accidental' success stories, from Pilates studio founders to property renovators. Conversations blend candid vulnerability with humour, digging into the fear, financial risk, identity loss, and eventual clarity behind major life and career changes, whether triggered by burnout, redundancy, health scares, or a deep desire for purpose. The tone is warm, reflective, and motivational rather than purely aspirational, emphasizing practical lessons over glamorised success. Produced in partnership with Charles Sturt University, the show subtly champions lifelong learning and reskilling as tools for reinvention. It appeals to listeners contemplating their own career or life shift—particularly women navigating motherhood, midlife change, or entrepreneurial leaps—offering relatable, story-driven inspiration grounded in resilience and self-discovery.
Pivot Club, hosted by Sarah Davidson (of Seize the Yay fame) and produced by Mamamia, is an intimate interview podcast exploring the pivotal moments when people abandon a familiar path to reinvent their lives. Each episode profiles a mix of recognisable public figures—politicians, entrepreneurs, and former corporate high-flyers—alongside everyday 'accidental' success stories, from Pilates studio founders to property renovators. Conversations blend candid vulnerability with humour, digging into the fear, financial risk, identity loss, and eventual clarity behind major life and career changes, whether triggered by burnout, redundancy, health scares, or a deep desire for purpose. The tone is warm, reflective, and motivational rather than purely aspirational, emphasizing practical lessons over glamorised success. Produced in partnership with Charles Sturt University, the show subtly champions lifelong learning and reskilling as tools for reinvention. It appeals to listeners contemplating their own career or life shift—particularly women navigating motherhood, midlife change, or entrepreneurial leaps—offering relatable, story-driven inspiration grounded in resilience and self-discovery.
