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This week's episode features three vocational stories by Brigit Busicchia. These were originally produced for a radio segment called 'What Job is That?' on Brigit's Thursday Drive program on 2ser. This episode features the voices of Tugboat Master Andy Wilson, Activist Liz Millen, and Philosopher Simon Lumsden. Read More
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An insight into what is horology and the training and apprenticeships system in Australia. Oliver Broos Revitt trained in Australia and followed with qualifications from the American Watch and Clockmakers Institute and the British Horological Institute. He now runs his own watch repairs business, OBR Horology in Adelaide. Read More
Dr Anne Casey is an internationally acclaimed poet from west Clare in Ireland and a longtime resident of Australia. Throughout this conversation, Anne kindly reads and introduces several of her poem. Read More
Former US champion barista Charles Babinski is now in Sydney as owner-operator of Cafe 143 in Bronte. In this conversation, Charles reflects on some of his vocational experiences as a coffee specialist and his approach to running a coffee shop. Read More
For the week of International Women's Day, we're putting a spotlight on research related to gender equality and social inclusion in the WASH workforce (water, sanitation and hygiene services). Read More
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Lucy Haslam from United in Compassion reflects on her more than 10 years as a medical cannabis advocate in Australia as she prepares for the UIC 2025 Australian Medical Cannabis Symposium. Read More
Dr Emma Lawrance from Imperial College London specialises in the intersections between climate change and mental health. Emma is the Climate Cares Centre Lead and Mental Health Lead at the Institute of Global Health Innovation. Read More
Tangiora Hinaki shares stories and insights from her varied and impressive vocational life including running a shearing shed and home schooling her eight children to being CEO of Ngaarda Media, the only First Nations media hub in the Pilbara. Read More
Allison Dibben made a vocational change from a career in the corporate sector to starting up her own local dog walking service, Wagtopian. Allison shares what’s been involved in making that change along with some dog walking tips. Pictured with Allison is her dog, Marley. Read More
Professor Anna Clark is an historian and fishing enthusiast whose interests have intersected with her book, The Catch: Australia’s love affair with fishing. Read More
Norma Dann aka MsFixet is a handywoman providing lawn, garden and home repair services. Norma shares what informs and motivates her vocational choices and comments on some of the gender issues she observes through her work. Read More
Te Rina Taite has had a varied and interesting vocational life starting as an elite swimmer and more recently turning to stand-up comedy with a lot of experiences in between. Read More
William Lyttle is a sports commentary enthusiast with a special interest in basketball. He provides an introduction to the five player positions in basketball with reference to legendary NBA players along with an explanation of the NBA conference and division structures. Read More
A Song for You is a vocal ensemble with a rotation of around 50 members from a community of artists in the Berlin live soulful music scene. Read More