The Digital Chair Podcast by salonMonster

The Digital Chair Real talk for beauty pros who want a smarter, calmer, more profitable chair. The Digital Chair is a podcast from salonMonster, built for stylists, barbers, estheticians, and other beauty pros who are brilliant at the craft and tired of carrying the business side alone. Every episode is a real conversation with people who know what it is to lose sleep over the book, chase down a no-show, or dig up a colour formula from six weeks ago. We talk money, burnout, client relationships, chair rental versus commission, and the parts of the job nobody covers in school: how to run a business that still leaves room for the work you actually love. No corporate speak. No pretending Admin Chaos isn't real. Just working beauty pros talking honestly about the chair, the book, and the business behind both. Subscribe wherever you listen.

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  Tokyo Hair School to Vancouver Barbering with Mitsuhiro Ando

  Aug 20, 20268 minS0

  <p>Hair culture changes from city to city, and Mitsuhiro Ando has seen that firsthand.<br /><br />Mitsuhiro joins salonMonster to talk about his path from growing up in Tokyo and attending hair school in Japan, to discovering barbering in Melbourne, to building his work in Vancouver.<br /><br />This short conversation touches on barbering, skin fades, Japanese hair culture, Vancouver’s diverse hair textures, and how inspiration can come from far beyond the salon.<br /><br />You’ll hear about:<br /><br />✅How Mitsuhiro got into hairdressing in Tokyo<br />✅Why he shifted from traditional hairstyling into barbering<br />✅What drew...

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  Mastery Takes the Long Road: Joseph DiMaggio on Hair Education, Failure & Craft

  Aug 20, 20261h 29mS0

  <p>What does real mastery look like in the hair industry?<br /><br />In this conversation, Liam talks with Joseph DiMaggio about the long, messy, deeply human path from cutting hair on tour to working backstage at Fashion Week, building education systems, mentoring stylists, and creating tools with intention.<br /><br />Joseph shares how his early background in engineering shaped the way he thinks about haircutting, finishing, education, and efficiency. Instead of chasing shortcuts, his approach centers on repetition, failure, mentorship, and understanding the “why” behind every choice.<br /><br />This episode goes into the parts of the beauty industry that...

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  What Stylists Learn After Hair School: Rin Csinos on Growth, Fit & Education

  Aug 20, 20267 minS0

  <p>Finding the right salon is not just about getting a chair. It is about finding a space where you can grow, be respected, and actually feel like you fit.<br /><br />Rin Csinos joins salonMonster to talk about their path into hair, from cutting hair as a kid to going through hair school, apprenticing, working independently, and eventually finding a salon environment that felt right.<br /><br />This conversation is especially useful for hairstylists, apprentices, independent beauty pros, and salon owners who care about culture, education, and making the day-to-day business side feel less overwhelming.<br /><br />You’ll he...

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  Developing Your Eye as a Hairstylist | Bronwen Robinson

  Aug 20, 20261h 1mS0

  <p>Great haircuts are not built on technique alone.<br /><br />Bronwen Robinson joins Liam to talk about the deeper craft of hairdressing: developing your eye, learning how to read the client in front of you, and understanding why the feeling behind a haircut matters just as much as the shape.<br /><br />Bronwen shares her path from being drawn to fashion, to early education with Tony & Guy, to starting over as an apprentice at Bumble and Bumble in New York. She reflects on the impact of razor cutting, the Bumble education legacy, and what it means to move beyond...

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  How to Build a Salon Team That Actually Stays | Samuel Bligh

  Aug 20, 202630 minS0

  <p>What makes a salon team stay?<br /><br />Samuel Bligh, owner of Proper Hair Salon in Vancouver, joins salonMonster to talk about the long, real path from stylist to salon owner, and what he has learned about building a salon where people feel supported, clients feel connected, and growth does not come at the cost of culture.<br /><br />Samuel shares how he got started in the Vancouver hair industry, the moment he decided to open his own salon, and what it actually took to take over an existing space, renovate fast, keep the team steady, and slowly build...

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