Damien Woolnough's guest appearances

Damien Woolnough

9Honey Podcast

The Dan Brophy Show

Men In This Town: The Podcast

Nathan Smith

Mike Campbell

Melissa Ambrosini

Nick Broadhurst

Jack Phillips

Declan Greene

Fran Lebowitz

Vanessa Muradian

Andy Mant

Jerico Mandybur

Kale Brock

Lola Berry

Nat Harris

Harvey Miller

Ryan Shelton

OwlTail

Damien Woolnough is the the former editor of Vogue.com.au, deputy editor of Elle magazine and fashion editor of The Australian. 2018 has seen Damien step out from behind the masthead of other magazine titles to launch his own online publication: Marry the Man, a luxury lifestyle online platform and one-stop-shop for the increasing wave of men looking to do just what the title says - perfectly timed with the changing of the law in support of gay marriage in Australia earlier this year. Marry the Man is defined by its well-curated lifestyle content and colourful, beautifully simple design. It is a timely and unique offering with a built-it, niche audience of traditionally double-income-no-kids earners looking to spend - making it incredibly desirable to perspective advertisers.  This is a great conversation for anyone looking to launch their own online platform, or those interested in the digital publishing space for fashion and lifestyle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damien Woolnough is the the former editor of <a href="http://vogue.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vogue.com.au</a>, deputy editor of Elle magazine and fashion editor of The Australian.   2018 has seen Damien step out from behind the masthead of other magazine titles to launch his own online publication: Marry the Man, a luxury lifestyle online platform and one-stop-shop for the increasing wave of men looking to do just what the title says - perfectly timed with the changing of the law in support of gay marriage in Australia earlier this year.   Marry the Man is defined by its well-curated lifestyle content and colourful, beautifully simple design. It is a timely and unique offering with a built-it, niche audience of traditionally double-income-no-kids earners looking to spend - making it incredibly desirable to perspective advertisers.    This is a great conversation for anyone looking to launch their own online platform, or those interested in the digital publishing space for fashion and lifestyle.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Ep. 18 'Launching Your Own Online Publication' with Damien Woolnough (Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bizarre and now: Marry The Man)

In this episode, I connected with Damien Woolnough, an Australian fashion journalist originally from Melbourne who has called Sydney home for the past several years. With a career that includes helping launch Vogue.com.au and Elle magazine in the Australian market, Damien knows what it takes to bring a media brand to life. With the recent legalisation of same sex marriage in Australia, he saw an opportunity to create a new platform for gay men to celebrate their commitment to one another with his new brand, Marry the Man. We chat about launching a new website in 2018, dipping his toe back into print with the upcoming Marry the Man magazine and of course, reporting on the world of fashion.  Head over to meninthistown.com to view selects from our portrait session and in the meantime I hope you enjoy the conversation that took place.

In this episode, I connected with Damien Woolnough, an Australian fashion journalist originally from Melbourne who has called Sydney home for the past several years. With a career that includes helping launch <a href="http://Vogue.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vogue.com.au</a> and Elle magazine in the Australian market, Damien knows what it takes to bring a media brand to life. With the recent legalisation of same sex marriage in Australia, he saw an opportunity to create a new platform for gay men to celebrate their commitment to one another with his new brand, Marry the Man. We chat about launching a new website in 2018, dipping his toe back into print with the upcoming Marry the Man magazine and of course, reporting on the world of fashion. Head over to <a href="www.meninthistown.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">meninthistown.com</a> to view selects from our portrait session and in the meantime I hope you enjoy the conversation that took place.

Damien Woolnough (Fashion Journalist)