In the final episode of Season 2, psychologist Ben Bushing and his daughter Inez join the Bring Your Kid to Work podcast. Ben works as a homeless mental health clinician, providing support to individuals with severe mental health conditions who are experiencing homelessness. Inez shares her admiration for her dad's work and discusses her own aspirations of becoming a police officer. The conversation delves into the complexities of homelessness and the importance of genuine connection and understanding in providing support. This heartfelt episode highlights the impact of compassionate work and the desire to make a difference in the world.

Kylie, a disability support worker with over 15 years of experience, and her son Hudson join the podcast to discuss Kylie's rewarding yet challenging job. Kylie shares the diverse activities she engages in with her clients, from bowling to music programs and pet therapy with horses. She also highlights the personal care and communication skills required for the job. Hudson contemplates following in his mother's footsteps while also considering a career as a rugby league player or social media manager. The episode emphasises the importance of understanding and supporting individuals with disabilities in living fulfilling lives.

Imogen, a nurse midwife, and her daughter Cleo join the podcast to discuss Imogen's rewarding yet challenging job. Imogen shares her experiences in helping new mothers and babies with breastfeeding and supporting families during difficult times. Cleo, on the other hand, dreams of becoming a marine biologist to help protect and study marine life. The conversation also touches on the importance of meditation and self-care in the medical field. This episode provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of midwifery and the aspirations of a young future scientist.

Aleesah Darlison, an award-winning children's book author, and her son Finn join the podcast to discuss Aleesah's writing career and Finn's passion for golf. Aleesah shares insights into the diverse work of an author, from writing and editing to promoting and connecting with readers. Finn talks about his love for golf and his dream of becoming a professional golfer. They also discuss the importance of believing in oneself, never giving up, and being kind to others. Aleesah's latest books, including "Super Sloth" and "Grace the Amazing," are highlighted. A delightful conversation about the joys of writing and pursuing one's dreams.

Ryan Ginard, a philanthropist and head of advocacy for effective philanthropy at the Mindaroo Foundation, discusses his work and the importance of giving time, talent, and treasure. His son, Roman, shares his aspirations of becoming a book writer. Ryan emphasises the power of small acts of giving and the impact they can have on individuals and communities. He also highlights the need for strong leadership and the role it plays in creating positive change. This inspiring conversation reminds us that anyone can make a difference, no matter their age or background.

Debby Lewis, founder of Corporate Yoga Australia, and her daughter Rosie join the podcast to discuss their respective passions and career paths. Debby shares her journey of starting her own yoga business and the challenges and rewards that come with it. Rosie, on the other hand, is focused on pursuing a career in acting and shares her excitement for the future. The conversation highlights the importance of following one's passion and finding fulfillment in work and life. Tune in to hear their inspiring stories.

Lauren Adams, a workplace expert and national account manager for Amicus, joins the podcast with her four-year-old son, Franco. Lauren discusses her role in creating innovative workspaces and the importance of office design in fostering productivity and collaboration. Franco shares his dream of becoming a chicken farmer and his love for animals. Lauren also reflects on her own career journey and the impact of workplace culture on job satisfaction. This episode offers insights into the world of office design and the joys of finding passion in your work.

Caroline Farrer and her son Felix join the podcast to discuss Caroline's journey as an inventor and business owner. Caroline and her friend Kelly created Soulmates Australia, a refillable sunscreen applicator made from recycled plastic. They saw a problem with plastic waste and sunscreen and decided to do something about it. Caroline shares her experience starting a business and the challenges she faced along the way. Felix also talks about his own aspirations to start a pet daycare. This episode is a testament to the power of innovation and the importance of taking action to solve problems.

Michelle and her daughter Ellen join the podcast to discuss their roles as co-owners of the Brisbane Brewing Company. Michelle handles the marketing and coordination of functions, while Ellen works part-time at the pub. They share their love for the hospitality industry and the satisfaction of creating memorable experiences for their customers. Ellen also talks about her aspirations to become an occupational therapist or architect. The episode highlights the importance of finding a job that aligns with one's interests and the benefits of working in a small business.

Geoff Knoll, a real estate entrepreneur, and his 14-year-old son, Huck, discuss their experiences in the real estate industry and the importance of making connections. Jeff shares his journey from various jobs to finding his passion in real estate, while Huck expresses his interest in joining the business. They also talk about the value of stepping out of your comfort zone and the importance of teaching kids how to be successful in life. Join them as they share their insights and experiences on the "Bring Your Kid to Work" podcast.

Dr. Zewlan Moor, a surgical assistant and GP, and her daughter Ramona join the podcast to discuss their unique careers and passions. Zewlan works with robots to assist in prostate cancer surgeries and also diagnoses skin cancer. She is also a celebrated children's book author and bibliotherapist. Ramona shares her plans for the future, including studying law and traveling the world. The episode explores the joys and challenges of their respective careers and the importance of finding fulfilment in work. A must-listen for anyone interested in medicine, writing, or pursuing their passions.

In this bonus episode of "Bring Your Kid to Work," host Nicole is interviewed by her children, Megan and Alex. They discuss Nicole's first job as a Santa impersonator, her experiences in various jobs, and what makes a good boss. Nicole shares her journey to becoming a podcaster and explains how she chooses guests for the show. Megan and Alex also reflect on their own career aspirations and the impact their mom has had on their lives. This behind-the-scenes look at the podcast offers a glimpse into the family dynamic and the passion Nicole has for her work.

Our guests this week are Sandi Trembath, a former constable in the Queensland Police Service, and her son Ahrie. Sandi spent 19 years in the police force before deciding to pursue a new career as an early childhood educator. Ahrie, on the other hand, is a personal trainer and aspiring Olympian in weightlifting. The pair discuss their respective careers, the importance of finding a job you love, and the impact they hope to make in their chosen fields.

Janice Gordon, a retired hairdresser, and her granddaughter Kate are the special guests on this episode of "Bring Your Kid to Work." Janice shares her experiences as a hairdresser, from owning her own salon to working in a retirement village. Kate, on the other hand, dreams of becoming a professional dancer and attending university in Scotland. The conversation explores the importance of passion and enjoyment in a job, as well as the value of building relationships with clients. Janice also offers advice to young people, emphasising the need to be happy in whatever career they choose.

On this episode, we meet Carlie Clark, owner and director of the Hello Creative Agency and her children, Lennox and Harlow. They discuss Carlie's job as a creative agency director and their own career aspirations. Lennox dreams of becoming a pilot, while Harlow wants to be a teacher, hairdresser, and chef. Carlie shares her journey from being a dancer to starting her own agency and offers advice for those unsure about their career path. The episode highlights the importance of finding one's passion and pursuing it.