The GOKO Podcast

The world is changing faster than ever. AI is reshaping industries. The way we work is evolving. Traditional financial systems are being challenged. And new opportunities are emerging for the people willing to think differently and stay ahead of the curve. Welcome to The GOKO Podcast. Hosted by Greg Owen and Troy Harris, this weekly show explores the biggest shifts happening across business, entrepreneurship, investing, technology, wealth and the future of how we live and work. Each episode brings real conversations, practical insights, bold perspectives and world-class guests discussing what’s actually happening behind the headlines — without the noise, confusion or fear-driven narratives. Whether you're building a business, growing your perfect portfolio, navigating AI, or simply trying to make smarter decisions in a rapidly changing world, this podcast is des

The GOKO Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Greg Owen and Troy Harris, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Greg Owen and Troy Harris hosts The GOKO Podcast, a business show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Trump, Iran and a War Nobody Can Control

  Aug 14, 202614 minS1

  Trump, Iran and a War Nobody Can Control Could the Iran war become a conflict that nobody can stop? In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris unpack the growing conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States, the apparent breakdown between Trump and Netanyahu, and why this situation could become much bigger than many people expect. The conversation explores America's long history of military intervention, comparisons with Vietnam and Iraq, concerns about nuclear escalation, and whether the same anti-establishment politics that transformed the US could reshape Australia. This isn't about telling you what to think. It's about asking difficult questions and encouraging independent thinking. In this episode: • Trump and Netanyahu's growing divide • Why the Iran war could become much harder to contain • Is America repeating the mistakes of Vietnam and Iraq? • Five possible outcomes for the conflict • Could this become a catastrophic regional crisis? • Is Australia following America's political path? ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Trump and Netanyahu fall out 01:00 – Why the war started 03:00 – Is Trump any different from previous presidents? 06:00 – Pauline Hanson and anti-establishment politics 10:00 – Five possible outcomes for the Iran war 12:00 – Bigger than Vietnam? What do you think? Is Trump making the same mistakes America has made for decades, or is he simply more direct than the politicians who came before him? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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  Episode #11

  Australia Is Sitting on a Fortune... So What's Going Wrong?

  Aug 5, 202613 minS1

  Australia Is Sitting on a Fortune... So What's Going Wrong? Australia is one of the most resource-rich countries on Earth. So why does it feel like we're constantly told we can't afford to build for the future? In this episode, Greg Owen argues that Australia's biggest problem isn't a lack of oil, gas, water or opportunity, it's the way we think. Instead of planning decades ahead, governments focus on the next election cycle, leaving massive opportunities on the table. Greg shares his ideas on how Australia could unlock its natural wealth, why successful entrepreneurs should have a bigger role in shaping the country's future, and whether long-term thinking, not more politics, is the key to making Australia stronger. In this episode: Why Greg believes Australia has enormous untapped potential The problem with four-year political thinking Should governments work alongside entrepreneurs like Gina Rinehart and Twiggy Forrest? Could Australia's natural resources create greater prosperity for everyone? Why long-term infrastructure projects rarely happen Does Australia need a completely different approach to leadership? Greg's thoughts on Pauline Hanson and whether minor parties can drive meaningful change Why younger leaders may be essential for Australia's future Timestamps 00:00 – Is Australia wasting its greatest opportunities? 01:00 – Why governments only think four years ahead 02:00 – Australia's untapped oil and natural resources 03:00 – Could business leaders help build the country? 05:00 – The idea of a national water infrastructure project 06:00 – Long-term thinking vs short-term politics 07:00 – Gina Rinehart, entrepreneurs and national wealth 08:00 – Pauline Hanson and Australia's political future 10:00 – What would it take to make Australia truly prosperous? What do you think? Is Australia's biggest challenge really leadership, or is there something else holding the country back? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. If you enjoyed this discussion, make sure to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode of The GOKO Podcast.

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  Episode #10

  Has Pauline Hanson Made Her Biggest Mistake Yet?

  Jul 30, 202614 minS1

  Should Pauline Hanson be standing alongside Tommy Robinson? In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris unpack Pauline Hanson's Spotlight interview, Tommy Robinson's growing influence, and the broader debate around immigration, patriotism and freedom of speech. The conversation explores whether Tommy Robinson is being misunderstood, whether politicians should engage with controversial figures, and what Australia's future could look like if it follows the path of the UK. This isn't about telling you what to think. It's about asking the difficult questions and encouraging independent thinking. In this episode: • Pauline Hanson's Spotlight interview • Tommy Robinson: misunderstood or too controversial? • Has England changed forever? • Immigration and preserving national identity • The role of mainstream media vs independent voices • Donald Trump's latest controversial appointment ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Pauline Hanson's Spotlight interview 01:00 – Why almost one million Australians tuned in 01:45 – Tommy Robinson and the UK 03:00 – Has England changed forever? 05:15 – The Australia travel controversy 06:00 – Is Tommy Robinson misunderstood? 08:15 – Patriotism vs extremism 10:45 – Should politicians meet controversial figures? 13:20 – Donald Trump's latest announcement 15:30 – Final thoughts What do you think? Should politicians engage with controversial people to better understand them, or does it simply give them a bigger platform Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe for weekly conversations on AI, business, investing, entrepreneurship, politics and the future of wealth

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  Episode #9

  Should Pauline Hanson Be Meeting Tommy Robinson?

  Jul 23, 202613 minS1

  Should politicians spend time with controversial people? Should Karl Stefanovic have interviewed Tommy Robinson? Was Pauline Hanson right to travel to the UK and spend time with one of Britain's most controversial figures? In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris discuss Tommy Robinson, Pauline Hanson's UK visit, immigration, mainstream media, political leadership, and whether understanding someone is the same as supporting them. This isn't about telling you what to think. It's about asking the questions many people won't. In this episode: • Should politicians meet controversial figures? • Karl Stefanovic's move from mainstream to independent media • Pauline Hanson's visit to the UK • The immigration debate in Britain and Australia • Why leadership matters during times of change • Is Australia's two-party system coming to an end? ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Should Karl Stefanovic interview Tommy Robinson? 01:55 – Tommy Robinson's controversial past 03:00 – Immigration and the changing face of Britain 05:10 – Should immigrants adopt a country's culture? 06:45 – Pauline Hanson's visit to the UK 07:30 – Karl Stefanovic and independent media 08:45 – Trump, leadership and political influence 11:15 – Can Pauline Hanson reshape Australian politics? 12:05 – Is the two-party system coming to an end? 13:20 – Final thoughts What do you think? Should political leaders spend time with people they disagree with, or does it give those people an unnecessary platform? Let us know in the comments. Subscribe for weekly conversations on AI, business, investing, entrepreneurship, politics and the future of wealth.

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  Episode #9

  Why Most People Shouldn't Be Voting

  Jul 15, 202617 minS1

  Should you stay loyal to a political party? Or should your vote be earned every election? In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Greg Owen and Troy Harris discuss why blind political loyalty is one of the biggest mistakes voters can make, the decline of Australia's major parties, and why becoming a swing voter could be one of the most important shifts in modern democracy. This isn't about telling you who to vote for. It's about encouraging you to think for yourself. In this episode: • Why Greg believes every Australian should be a swing voter • The biggest mistake voters continue to make • Is the two-party system broken? • Why younger generations are thinking differently • The importance of voting based on values, not tradition • How technology and social media are changing politics • Why independent thinking has never been more important ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Why should you be a swing voter? 01:45 – The biggest mistake voters make 04:30 – The decline of Australia's major parties 07:20 – Why people vote the way they do 09:50 – The influence of social media and technology 12:40 – Why loyalty can be dangerous 15:30 – Greg's advice for every voter 17:45 – Final thoughts If you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe to The GOKO Podcast for weekly discussions on business, investing, AI, entrepreneurship, politics and the opportunities shaping the future.

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