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As the 4th weekend approaches, Tim and John talk about upcoming plans and events. They also discuss NASCAR's Chicago street race, dream jobs and how to handle the occasional A-hole on social media.
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This is the third and final podcast with alumni from the RISE Program. Today I am talking with two great women from Unilever - one is based in Unilever Australia - Shihara and she is the Finance Director, and the other is Sarah, also Australian but currently working in the UK with Unilever in a senior HR role. They are women that have attended the RISE program and, in my mind, have really used the program experience to progress their careers.
I really think you’ll love listening to Sarah and Shihara today. They will share some of the interesting moments in their own careers, how they are thinking about things, what’s been hard and what they got from the RISE program experience. They really are an inspiration.
Presenter: Gillian Fox
Guests: Shihara Zafrullah and Sarah Edwards
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Join in with Jamie and Sarah as they discuss the different hats that nurses have to wear...and A LOT of other topics....
Kristina Guerrero is a TV Host, with over 20 years of television experience. She has interviewed some of the biggest names in Hollywood, from George Clooney to Sandra Bullock and all the Justins. That's right, Timberlake and THE BIEBS!
She joins Kiersten + Erin to chat imposter syndrome, dreams coming true and, of course, Don Knotts.
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Heather Gardner is a television host and content creator with more than 100 million views. She joins Kiersten and Erin to chat losing dream jobs, realizations that came from 2020 and the devastation of not seeing *NSYNC reunite at the Super Bowl.
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Ray assembles his team, and interviews the founder of the humanitarian organization Doctors Without MDs. Stacey helps a helicopter pilot tell his story of overcoming discrimination in the workplace. Phil explores the hobo life. And Blair profiles a mediocre basketball player who has found success abroad.
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Cast
Ray Elliott - Bryan Farrell
Phil O’Malley - Brian McCarthy
Stacey Tung - Ren Pier
Blair Clemens - Gerald Tobin
Mike the Engineer - David Tatasciore
Momudu Kamara - Joseph Beya
Ryan Furlough - Josh Hurley
Dude - Josh Hurley
Old Italian Man - Josh Hurley
Tagalog interpreter #1 - Jessica Leber
Tagalog interpreter #2 - Daryll Moose
Kris Kastle - Brian McCarthy
Coach Ned Thompkins - Brian McCarthy
Rev. Jimothy Kastle - Gerald Tobin
Samantha Snyder - Raina Trider
Cheerleader - Katy Zanville
Credits
Created by Bryan Farrell
Developed by Bryan Farrell and Brian McCarthy
Written by Bryan Farrell, Brian McCarthy, Gerald Tobin, and Ren Peir
Recorded, edited, and mixed by David Tatasciore
Sound design by David Tatasciore
Produced by Bryan Farrell and David Tatasciore
Theme song written by Brian McCarthy, mixed by David Tatasciore
Music
“The Chase (Instrumental)” by I. Icardi; M. Cataldi; K. Walczyk / Proud Music Library
Phil’s segment music written by Brian McCarthy, mixed by David Tatasciore
Other
Clip of Ira Glass from This American Life episode “460: Retraction”
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Brandon and Sarah discuss the question, "What did we want to be when we grew up?" They talk about the silly dream careers as well as the more practical ones, how outside influences affected their paths, and any regrets they have from not quite "being what they wanted to be." Or have they become what they wanted to be when they were young? And in the midst of these heartfelt discussions, bastard poison oak rashes loom large, resulting in griping, scratching, blister popping, and a brief debate on the efficacy of the poo poo poultice.
Amy, Alex and Sean confess to all the jobs they had before becoming writers. From the eternal happy hour of a Sydney call centre, long nights at service stations, and weddings where the guests eat gold, the word docs have been making mischief across a range of industries. We're not afraid to ask the big questions: Has Amy got any free salad? Will Sean realise he's been shanghaied? And when is a blue chair ever white enough?
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