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Hedley Manicom on the Business of Entertainment -Cape Talk

Hedley Manicom on the Business of Entertainment on Cape Talk  A Journey of Change, Creativity and Purpose — Thursday, 4 December just past  9pm news  This Thursday evening, Business of Entertainment welcomes Hedley Manicom, co-owner of Owl’s Rest Farm, for a compelling conversation about transformation, creativity, and the power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship. Hedley and his wife, …

Hedley Manicom on the Business of Entertainment on Cape Talk 

A Journey of Change, Creativity and Purpose — Thursday, 4 December just past  9pm news 

This Thursday evening, Business of Entertainment welcomes Hedley Manicom, co-owner of Owl’s Rest Farm, for a compelling conversation about transformation, creativity, and the power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship.

Hedley and his wife, Patricia Manicom, purchased Owl’s Rest Farm in July 2016. 

What began as a “good little business” quickly evolved, under their leadership, into a destination brand known for handcrafted products, warm hospitality, and a distinctive creative signature.

During the interview, Hedley discusses a central question:

Why leave a major JSE-listed corporation for a small rural farm?

In the conversation , Hedley explores themes that drive the entertainment and entrepreneurial journey alike:

  • Change & Refocus — the courage to rewrite your life’s narrative

  • Creative Output — why creativity matters as much in farming as in entertainment

  • Education — learning as the foundation of every success

  • Music — its emotional and cultural significance

  • Time — how understanding it shapes a meaningful life

  • Books & Knowledge — the tools for continuous reinvention

  • Power vs Influence — and which one truly builds a legacy

  • Success — what it really means beyond numbers and titles

He also shares the slogan he lives by and the story behind the Owl’s Rest name

Hedley for Cape Talk. Photo: Casey Barclay

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