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Sarah Power Podcasts
A guide to how podcasts cover Sarah Power: the shows that reference Sarah Power most, what they focus on, and where to start. 43 episodes across 2 shows in the PlayNext corpus.
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Sarah Power receives little coverage, and it is mostly peripheral. None of these shows gives her a named episode, interview, or sustained profile. Instead, her occasional mentions sit inside practical conversations about tax, small business, and superannuation.
Around the financial year
News and Views Podcast Show offers the more accessible route. Its two-host format turns accounting rules into plain-language advice, usually through examples, cautions, and record-keeping reminders. Sarah Power surfaces within that broader calendar of business concerns rather than as the main subject.
The closest thing to a people-focused setting comes through NV147: International Women’s Day and NV138: International Women’s Day. Elsewhere, the surrounding conversation is firmly procedural: NV151: Essentials to strengthen your small business, NV150: Financial Year End 2024, and NV145: ATO’s 2023 Employees guide for work expenses. Expect context and a passing reference, not a biography.
Inside the superannuation machinery
SMSF News and Strategies Podcast Show is more specialised. The hosts work carefully through eligibility, documentation, tax consequences, and regulatory risk. The prevailing mood is protective, technical, and alert to what can go wrong; SMSF NS 131: The latest ATO warnings on SMSF's and SMSF NS123 - SMSF compliance check for your fund are two examples.
Sarah Power is again part of the surrounding discussion rather than its organizing subject. SMSF NS118: The 2024 federal budget and the coming new Division 296 tax provides a policy setting, while SMSF NS121 – The question of ‘how much super do I need to retire’ shifts toward an everyday financial-planning question. Neither promises focused treatment of her.
Where to start
To begin, the most promising thematic entry point is NV147: International Women's Day. Follow with NV151: Essentials to strengthen your small business for the broader business context. If your interest is specifically superannuation and regulation, try SMSF NS118: The 2024 federal budget and the coming new Division 296 tax. Across all three, listen for a brief mention rather than a dedicated Sarah Power discussion.
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