This week’s guests are 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.

Our episode this week features Peter Branjerdporn who is 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 math 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.

Our guests this week are Nathan and his daughter Peytn.

Nathan Rule, Manager, Intergovernmental Relations for the Local Government Association of Queensland. Nathan explains his role in helping local governments in Queensland by bridging the gap between them and the state and federal governments. Peytn 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.

Kristie, a talent development facilitator, and her daughter Madi are the guests on this episode of "Bring Your Kid to Work." Kristie explains her role in helping develop and grow workers in a corporate environment, while 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. You don’t want to miss it!

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.

Dr. Samantha Lloyd is a principal scientist for the Queensland Fire and Biodiversity Consortium. She is also a dance teacher and author. Her children, Toby and Georgia, join her on the podcast.

In episode seven of Bring Your Kid To Work, we’re thrilled to have Mayor Matt Burnett and his grown up kid, Jessi, join the pod.

The bond these two share is so clear in this chat - you’ll enjoy hearing about their joint love for their community and all the jobs they’ve had to get to where they are now.

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In episode six of Bring Your Kid To Work, we meet Dr Lucy Cameron and her daughter, Erin.

Our chat covers Lucy’s fascinating work forecasting trends for the CSIRO, Erin’s passion for finding answers AND slicing…..brains!

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In episode five of Bring Your Kid To Work, we meet Lisa Deutrom and her daughter Molly.

Our chat covers Lisa’s love for teaching (and learning!) and we hear what Molly hopes to do when she’s big.

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In episode four of Bring Your Kid To Work, we meet Mark Thomas and his daughter Sierra.

Our chat covers Mark’s BIG career change from big four accounting firm to become an emergency nurse, Sierra’s plans for her future - and what weird things kids stick up their noses!

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In episode three of Bring Your Kid To Work, we meet Paul Hodgson & his son, Luke

They talk about Paul’s role as a CEO and his work in promoting the use of hydrogen as a clean energy source. They talk about the importance of teamwork, the challenges of balancing work and family life, and the value of finding a job that brings fulfilment and joy. Luke shares his aspirations of becoming a professional soccer player and a veterinarian.

And Paul tells us his favourite job (apart from his current one, of course!)

In episode two of Bring Your Kid To Work, we meet Jane and her daughter Alex - we find a wonderful link with the fab women of this family and learn a little about how work was harder to get as a woman in the 1970s. These two are so fun, with Alex's clear plan for her career path really wonderful to hear.

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