Our guests this week are Peter Branjerdporn, a pharmacist and social justice advocate, and his son Ezra who is interested in becoming an engineer. Peter enjoys his work as a pharmacist because he can help people and listen to their needs. As a social justice advocate, he brings people of faith together to address important issues. Ezra loves maths and PE at school, and he enjoys playing tennis and soccer. He is considering working at a plant shop with his sister as his first job. Both Peter and Ezra value kindness and believe in making a positive impact in the world.

Nathan Rule, Manager of Intergovernmental Relations for the Local Government Association of Queensland, and his daughter Peytn are the guests on this episode of "Bring Your Kid to Work." Nathan explains his role in helping local governments in Queensland by bridging the gap between them and the state and federal governments. Peyton shares her aspirations of becoming a doctor and working at a dog shelter. The conversation highlights the importance of exploring different career opportunities and finding a job that brings fulfilment and enjoyment.

Our guests this week are Kristie and Madi. Kristie is a talent development facilitator, and she explains her role in helping develop and grow workers in a corporate environment. Madi shares her love for netball and her uncertainty about her future career. They discuss the importance of following your passions and the challenges of teaching and learning in a virtual setting. The conversation highlights the value of human connection and the joy of helping others.

Our fab guests this week are Carolyn and her grown up kid, Hannah. These two are a dynamic duo who love to help others by really hearing their stories.

About The Guests: Carolyn Twiggs is a counsellor and facilitator of the Circle of Security parenting and Circle of Security classroom programs. She has been counselling for over 20 years and is passionate about helping young people set themselves and their children up for success. Carolyn is currently working at the STEMM program at Burnside High School, which supports pregnant and mothering teenagers in getting back into education and providing them with mental health counselling and parenting support.

Hannah is a communication specialist who works for one of Australia's largest providers of health and aged care, St. Vincent's Health Australia. She is responsible for communications and marketing initiatives and enjoys crafting stories and engaging with different stakeholders. Hannah has a background in journalism and public relations and is passionate about creating meaningful content.

Tracy Whitelaw is the co-founder and CEO of Haven XR, a virtual reality company that offers immersive and interactive experiences. She is also the Chief Digital Officer at the Local Government Association of Queensland, where she manages teams that deliver digital solutions and services to communities. Tracy has been recognised for her work and was named the Women in Digital 2021 Executive of the Year. Her grandson, Jaxon, is her chief tester at Haven XR and admires his Nonna's cool job.

This week's episode features Dr Sam Lloyd and her two amazing kids Toby and Georgia. A cracking listen and you'll even learn a thing or two!

Being Mayor of a whole region is a BIG job - but in this episode, you’ll feel the love Mayor Matt Burnett and his daughter Jessi have for their community and the plans they both have for the future.

Who knew the multiple ways a deli slicer can take part in the cycle of life? Dr Lucy Cameron and her daughter Erin talk all things innovation, childhood dreams and finding great people to work with.

What inspires someone to completely change careers? Mark tells us why he decided to become a nurse.

What inspires someone to completely change careers? Mark tells us why he decided to become a nurse.

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