Curiosity killed the CAT

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The expression ‘curiosity killed the cat’ is often used to warn people that questions can get you in trouble. But now, more than ever, we need answers. Featuring reports from the perspective of a teen, join me (C.A.T) each week as I satisfy my curiosity by starting these important conversations.

Episodes

  1. 02/05/2022

    Why should women take control of their own destiny?

    In this episode, marketing and communications specialist, Victoria Tayler, discusses how she balances a career and being a working mother.

    38 min

  2. 03/02/2022

    What is the law really like?

    In this episode, solicitor Marie Sullivan explains the many careers in the law and what they are like. If you are a young person wanted to seek legal advice, visit Youth Law Australia at https://yla.org.au/

    48 min

  3. SEASON 1 TRAILER

    This is Curiosity killed the CAT

    Welcome to Curiosity killed the CAT. A podcast where we answer the big questions from a teens perspective!

    1 min
  4. What is the future of the climate crisis?

    27/01/2022

    What is the future of the climate crisis?

    In this episode, president of the Bathurst Community Climate Action Network, Jack Fry, explains the state of the climate crisis and the action we can take to stop it. For more information about BCCAN, visit https://bccan.org.au/

    27 min

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The expression ‘curiosity killed the cat’ is often used to warn people that questions can get you in trouble. But now, more than ever, we need answers. Featuring reports from the perspective of a teen, join me (C.A.T) each week as I satisfy my curiosity by starting these important conversations.

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