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Chemical Engineer

In this episode, we speak with a chemical engineer in Texas. Hear Camille's background as a young girl dreaming of becoming a professional ballerina and the career education she received from her parents. 

Thank you to all of the Employed guests who donated their time to the show this year. 

That's a wrap for 2021! Stay tuned for a release date of new episodes beginning in 2022. 

Have a great rest of the year! 

Tattoo Artist

In this episode, we speak with a tattoo artist in Brooklyn, New York. Hear Karen's experience of being a woman in this field and what drew her to tattooing. 

Find Karen's work on social media: 

IG: @karenglasstattoo & @flowerhousetattoo

Facebook: http://facebook.com/karenglasstattoo & http://facebook.com/flowerhousetattoo

and visit her website: 

http://karenglasstattoo.com/

 

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Electrician

In this episode, hear what an average day is like as an electrician, the education and training that is required, and the challenges that often come with this profession. 

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Paralegal

In this episode, we speak with a paralegal in Arizona! Hear Valerie's experience on what her average day looks like and her advice for those who may be interested in a career in law. 

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Head of Social Impact

Have you ever heard of the job title: "Head of Social Impact"? 

Hear Lauryn's experience on what led her to this role and why she feels it is important to communities. 

A big thank you to Lauryn Nwankpa for her time on the show!

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Criminal Justice Reform (Policy Analyst)

In this episode, we hear from a policy analyst working in criminal justice reform. Hear Joanna's experience of what her day-to-day responsibilities look like and what it means to work in criminal justice reform. 

 

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Real Estate Agent

In this episode, we speak with a real estate agent based in Utah. Hear what an average day is like for someone who helps others find their dream home, and how he finds a work/life balance.

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Midwife

Karen, a certified nurse midwife in California, discusses her experience in this career. Hear her address the common misconceptions people have about this career as well as the rewards and challenges that can come with being a midwife. 

Disclaimer: experiences shared in this episode may be specific to the state in which this guest practices. Please check the educational and licensing requirements for your state. 

If you are interested in finding a midwife, Karen recommends the link below:

https://www.midwife.org/find-a-midwife

 

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Hair Stylist

What does a hair stylist face each day at work? How does someone become a hair stylist and what is their earning potential? 

Chelse, a hair stylist in San Antonio, Texas, joins the show and shares her experience in this industry and a few tips for listeners who might be interested in pursuing a career in beauty. 

You can find Chelse on Instagram @wildxmane

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VP in Independent Films Industry

Pip is the VP of Sales and Acquisition for a company that produces and finances independent films. 

"If you ever see a film that has premiered at Sundance or SXSW or Tribeca, that then goes on to get distribution on Netflix or with a studio or independent distributor...chances are, a company like my own has either financed it, produced it, or sold it." 

Hear Pip's experience of working in the film industry and the importance of celebrating "first downs". 

 

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