Darren Barber's guest appearances

Darren Barber

It's No Secret with Dr T.

weMove Podcast

Omar Zenhom

Brian Mackenzie

Richie Norton

Eddie Stern

Tony Molina

Logan Gelbrich

John Lee Dumas

Jesse Cole

Jill Miller

Jamie Baker

Erwan Le Corre

Patrick McKeown

Jamie Wheal

Travis Chappell

Lee Huffman

OwlTail

Sam Kennis

Wolf Lane Distillery is a micro-distillery in the heart of Cairns, Far North Queensland. Their Gin is handcrafted to deliver a slice of paradise.  Today I talk with two of the owners Sam Kennis and Darren Barber about this latest business venture, their new Tropical Gin, and get an update on their Three Wolves Premium Restaurant &amp; Bar, Flamingo's Tiki Bar, and Bay Rd Brewing.  What we discussed:  Why Gin? Challenges of business ownership Government taxes on alcohol production (My God!!!) Uncertainty of business  Importance of a well-trained team Why your business needs to keep evolving Exit Strategies What's next for the distillery  Final Tip Darren: Don't overthink it; just do it.  Sam: Don't think.  If you wait for everything to be perfect, you've waited too long. Start taking immediate action. If you have any questions about this episode, please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com 

<a href="https://www.wolflanedistillery.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Wolf Lane Distillery</a> is a micro-distillery in the heart of Cairns, Far North Queensland. Their Gin is handcrafted to deliver a slice of paradise.  Today I talk with two of the owners Sam Kennis and Darren Barber about this latest business venture, their new Tropical Gin, and get an update on their <a href="https://www.threewolves.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Three Wolves</a> Premium Restaurant &amp; Bar, <a href="https://www.flamingostikibar.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Flamingo's Tiki Bar</a>, and <a href="https://bayrdbrewing.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Bay Rd Brewing</a>.  What we discussed: <ul> <li>Why Gin?</li> <li>Challenges of business ownership</li> <li>Government taxes on alcohol production (My God!!!)</li> <li>Uncertainty of business </li> <li>Importance of a well-trained team</li> <li>Why your business needs to keep evolving</li> <li>Exit Strategies</li> <li>What's next for the distillery</li> </ul> Final Tip Darren: Don't overthink it; just do it.  Sam: Don't think.  If you wait for everything to be perfect, you've waited too long. Start taking immediate action. If you have any questions about this episode, please email me at <a href="mailto:tf@tysonfranklin.com">tf@tysonfranklin.com</a>

183 - Wolf Lane Distillery with Sam Kennis & Darren Barber

The rise in boutique gyms gives each owner the opportunity to express their perspective of movement and fitness with the clientele that frequent the space. Stepping through the industrial garage doors at Barbers you notice that a good amount of the space is taken up with what can only be described as beautiful climbing installation. Darrens background into this world started with board sports, which led onto a career in strength and conditioning, with the goal of getting people ready to get more from their physical performance and life in general. Getting outside and putting your gains to the test. This is where the climbing wall comes in and puts Barbers firmly at the intersection of the training facility for people that are wanting to add dimensions to their practice, be they seasoned athletes or raw beginners from climbing, or another practice.This isn’t the largest wall in the world but biggest isn’t always best. Inspired by Mark Twight @wfmft and his, at the time ground breaking Gym Jones ideas and his latest work of RAZE and Dissect podcast (worth checking out). This is more like the underground venue that when you know, you know.

The rise in boutique gyms gives each owner the opportunity to express their perspective of movement and fitness with the clientele that frequent the space. Stepping through the industrial garage doors at Barbers you notice that a good amount of the space is taken up with what can only be described as beautiful climbing installation.  Darrens background into this world started with board sports, which led onto a career in strength and conditioning, with the goal of getting people ready to get more from their physical performance and life in general. Getting outside and putting your gains to the test. This is where the climbing wall comes in and puts Barbers firmly at the intersection of the training facility for people that are wanting to add dimensions to their practice, be they seasoned athletes or raw beginners from climbing, or another practice. This isn’t the largest wall in the world but biggest isn’t always best. Inspired by Mark Twight @wfmft and his, at the time ground breaking Gym Jones ideas and his latest work of RAZE and Dissect podcast (worth checking out). This is more like the underground venue that when you know, you know.

Darren Barber - Episode 28