Join The Fray

FrayPlay Productions
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Spark your curiosity with Join the Fray, the podcast for everyone that turns "I don't know" into "That's awesome!" Hosted by the inquisitively Canadian 10-year-old Fraser, each episode bridges the gap between childhood hobbies like acting, sports and gaming and the real-world professionals who turned those passions into amazing careers. Featuring a mix of expert interviews, rapid-fire quiz questions and hilarious jokes, it’s the perfect listen. If you have big questions about science, the arts or the mysteries of the universe, it’s time to Join the Fray! Visit jointhefraypodcast.com

  1. 1d ago

    Competing for $3 Million in Netflix’s Wonka Factory with Everett Toy

    What is it really like to step onto a multi-million dollar Netflix set, enter a massive chocolate room and compete with your own brother for a $3 USD million prize? In Episode 32 of Join the Fray, 10-year-old host Fraser sits down with Everett Toy - a project manager and reality TV star who recently competed alongside his brother James on Netflix’s hit competition show, Wonka: Golden Ticket! In this funny, honest and behind-the-scenes tell-all episode, Fraser and Everett talk about: 🍫Walking Into Wonka's World: What it actually felt like stepping into the GIANT studio set for the very first time (and why it looked straight out of the movie)! 😭The Reality of Reality TV: Why Everett found it emotionally draining and how he handled the extreme stress after his brother got terminated! 🎥30 Cameras in Every Room: What happens behind the scenes when the cameras are rolling 24/7 and how contestants form secret alliances under pressure. 💼Life After the Show: How Everett transitioned from recruiter to project manager, and the career inspiration he took from fellow creators and risk-takers on set. ✈️Custom Travel Planning: Everett designs Fraser’s dream vacation based on his favorite trip to Australia (and why he recommends the Caribbean or French Polynesia)! ⚡Rapid-Fire Fun: Fraser’s favourite part of the show – let’s see how Everett does!   Whether you’re a fan of reality competition shows, love travel planning, or want to know what it takes to step out of your comfort zone, tune in now! #JoinTheFray #JoinTheFrayPodcast #EverettToy #WonkaGoldenTicket #NetflixWonka #NetflixRealityTV #BehindTheScenes #RealityTVSecrets #ProjectManager #TravelAdvisor #KidsPodcast #CareerInspiration #FamilyPodcast #Wonka #RealityTVCompetitor #PodcastForKids #TravelPlanning   Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how you can join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story, give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d love to hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check outthese helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice·[USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  2. Oct 13

    From Edinburgh to HBO & RADA! Acting Secrets with Actor Jack Ambrose

    Have you ever wondered what it’s actually like to pack your bags, study at the most famous acting school on earth, and step onto giant TV sets on HBO and Paramount+? In Episode 31 of Join the Fray, Fraser takes the show across the Atlantic Ocean to interview stage and screen actor Jack Ambrose! Born in Scotland and trained at RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art) in London, Jack landed major roles right out of school - from Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing at the historic Old Vic theatre, to hit TV series like Industry on HBO and Red Eye on Paramount+! (Plus, fun secret - he’s actually adistant relative in Fraser's family tree!) In this funny, inspiring, and advice-packed episode, Fraser and Jack chat about: 📺The Accidental Commercial Start: How Jack’s very first "acting gig" at age 9 was impersonating late-night American infomercials for his school teachers! 🎭Behind the Curtains at RADA: What it’s really like spending 10 hours a day at the world's premier drama school, facing the fear of making mistakes, and learning to get comfortable looking foolish. 🎬Stage vs. TV Camera Acting: How performing live in front of a giant theatre crowd compares to subtle on-camera acting for hit TV shows. 🧠Line Memorization Hacks: Jack's secret method for learning massive pages of script dialogue without getting stressed under the bright lights. ⚡Rapid-Fire Fun: Stage plays vs. TV sets, Scotland vs. London, and why Jack chose Lord of the Rings without ever having watched it! Whether you’re an aspiring performer, a TV fan, or just lovegreat career stories, tune in to hear how patience, relaxation, and chasing your passions can open up the biggest stages in the world!  #JoinTheFray #JoinTheFrayPodcast #JackAmbrose #RADA#RoyalAcademyOfDramaticArt #IndustryHBO #RedEyeParamount #OldVicTheatre #ScottishActor #ActorInterview #KidsPodcast #CareerInspiration #ActingTips   Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how youcan join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story, give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d love to hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check out these helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice[USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  3. Oct 6

    From Marine Biologist Dreams to Vancouver Squirrel Lore! Fraser & his ‘Producer Dad’ celebrate 30 amazing guest interviews, favourite career tips and more!

    Grab the confetti and crank up the volume because Jointhe Fray has officially hit 30 EPISODES! 🥳 To celebrate this mega milestone, Fraser is stepping out of the solo spotlight and bringing on a extra-special guest: his show producer and marketing specialist dad, Chris! For the first time ever, Chris flips the script and jumps on the guest side of the mic to talk about what it’s really like building this podcast together. In this special retrospective episode, Fraser and Chris diveinto: 🎙️The Biggest Takeaways & Guest Wisdom: From Milo of Dumb Doggo on managing stress, to voice actor Ric Herbert on building your own path, and K-Pure Naturals founder Karen Hoekstra turning a kitchen project into a national brand. 🌊The Great Marine Biologist Mystery: Why almost every single guest wanted to be a marine biologist at 9 years old (even though we haven't interviewed one yet!). 🐿️Wacky History & Unexpected Lore: Laughing over Vancouver's wild historical stories from guest Ian McDonald, like the runaway black squirrels and the infamous first ambulance run! 🔮What's Coming Next: A sneak peek into future dream guests including police officers, journalists, and yes, maybe an actual marine biologist (or hopefully the team behind My Octopus Teacher)!   Thank you to all our incredible listeners across Canada, theUS and all the way to Japan for joining us on this journey. Here's to the next 30 episodes! #JoinTheFray #JoinTheFrayPodcast #PodcastMilestone #KidsPodcast #CareerInspiration#PodcastProducer #BehindTheScenes #VancouverPodcasts #CanadianPodcasts #GuestHighlights #InspirationalStories #FutureCareers #PodcastsForKids #FamilyPodcast   Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how youcan join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story, give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d love to hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check out these helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice[USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  4. Sep 29

    From Star Wars Lego Sets to 40-Foot Displays: Shane Weckstrom on building Brick Connections

    Ever stared at a giant pile of unsorted Lego bricks andwondered if you could build a full-time career out of them without ever opening an instruction manual? In this episode of Join the Fray, Fraser sits down with Shane Weckstrom, the amazing founder and creative mastermind behind Brick Connections and longtime member of the Vancouver Lego Club. Shane takes us inside his journey from childhood dreams of being a Top Gun fighter pilot to becoming a real-life master lego builder and educator. Check out Shane's amazing lego learning business here at www.brickconnections.ca Shane shares how a Star Wars set pulled him back into thehobby, what it took to build a 40-foot Lego menorah and the incredible story behind collaborating on a pre-construction Canada Line station model for TransLink. Keeping with the Star Wars theme, Shane also shares the story of his mentor, Lego Certified Professional Robin Sather – and how Robin helped inspire his innovative business model. We also dive into his top strategies for breaking "builder’s block", the secret "illegal" lego building techniques that blow kids' minds in workshops, and why taking away the instruction booklet unlocks true engineering creativity for all ages. #JoinTheFray #BrickConnections #LegoMasterBuilder #Podcast #LegoDesign #CreativeLearning #STEMEducation #VancouverLegoClub #MOC #NoInstructionsNeeded #PodcastEpisode   Whether you’re curious about starting a creative business, planning your next big party, or just love a great behind-the-scenes story, this fun chat is absolutely packed with practical wisdom and big laughs!  Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how youcan join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story,give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d loveto hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check out these helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice[USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  5. Sep 22

    How to Turn Event Planning Into a Thriving Business with Tarina & Kelly of Say Events Co.

    Welcome to Episode 2️⃣8️⃣ of Join the Fray! 🎙️🎉 In our very first double-interview episode, Fraser sits down with Tarina and Kelly, the amazing co-founders and creative masterminds behind Vancouver’s premier event agency, Say Events Co. From organizing lavish weddings and massive corporate celebrations to pivoting through unpredictable weather and wild behind-the-scenes moments, Tarina and Kelly pull back the curtain on what it truly takes to make magic happen onevent day. In this episode, Fraser, Tarina, and Kelly discuss:·        Dream Beginnings: How two former catering teammates jumped into entrepreneurship to start their ownagency. Handling Event Disasters: The secrets to managing adult meltdowns, missing linens and crazy venue moments with grace. Party Hacks: Emergency moves to boost room energy, how music shapes the vibe and the ultimate 10th birthday party setup. Business Wisdom: Why you should start taking action before everything is "perfect" and how to balance hard work with life. Whether you’re curious about starting a creative business, planning your next big party, or just love a great behind-the-scenes story, this fun chat is absolutely packed with practical wisdom and big laughs! #JoinTheFray #JoinTheFrayPodcast #SayEventsCo #EventPlanning #VancouverEvents #WeddingPlanners #EventPlannerLife #Entrepreneurship#YouthPodcast #KidsPodcast #PodcastInterview #CreativeBusiness #BehindTheScenes  Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or moviemaking, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how you can join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and ApplePodcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story,give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d loveto hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check out these helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice·    [USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  6. Sep 15

    How Dumb Doggo’s Milo Turned Science & Bugs Into YouTube Animation Magic

    Have you ever wondered what it would be like to turn your creative ideas into hilarious animations that millions of people watch online?Join your host Fraser as parachutes into an incredible chat with Milo, the creative mastermind behind the hit YouTube channel ‘Dumb Doggo’. Milo shares how he transformed from a kid with big dreams of playing in the NBA into a self-taught animator, using comedy and science to teach kids about wild animals, creeping insects and the human body. He opens up about how learning about bugs helped him overcome his childhood fear of them, why he shifted from personal storytime videos to science and what it really takes to build an animated channel from scratch while balancing a full-time job. In this episode, Fraser was lucky to chat with Milo about: How Milo turned a childhood fear of insects into an appreciation for nature's microscopic storiesThe secret behind creating Dumb Doggo's simple design and high-energy voiceWhy YouTube animation is a skill that takes practice, patience and continuous improvementPractical ‘no-nonsense’ advice for young creators on cutting boring script parts and knowing your audience to be successfulHow Milo managed working as an engineer while animating until late at nightThe power of taking breaks, avoiding burnout and having a supportive familyWhy wasps make the ultimate animated villains over ants and beesMilo's rapid-fire answers on science, arachnids, sausage rolls and beetles!  Whether you love cool art, wild animal facts, or you justwant to know how your favorite YouTube cartoons come to life, this episode will definitely leave you inspired to keep creating! #DumbDoggo #JoinTheFray #AnimationForKids#YouTubeAnimators #STEMForKids #LearnOnYouTube #InsectFacts #ScienceForKids#CreativeKids #PodcastForKids #KidPodcasts #NatureAndScience   Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how youcan join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story,give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d loveto hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check outthese helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice·        [USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  7. Sep 8

    From gym owner to powerhouse skincare CEO: K-Pure Natural’s Karen Hoekstra

    Agent Fraser reporting in for an absolutely riveting chat with a Canadian legend. Did you know the ingredients in your beauty products getabsorbed directly into your body? On this episode of Join the Fray, Fraser sits down with Karen Hoekstra, founder and CEO of K-Pure Naturals! Karen shares her journey from running a fitness gym to formulating clean, non-toxic deodorants and skincare in her kitchen after learning about toxic absorption during her baby’s allergy testing. Karen breaks down for Fraser why K-Pure still hand crafts everything in Mission, BC, the truth about product labeling in Canada and how applying "consistency over intensity" helps both in fitness and building a business. In this episode, Karen sits down to disucss: How a baby’s allergy test inspired an all-natural skincare line Why sweaty gym clients were the ultimate testing ground for natural deodorant The real meaning of "natural" on store labels and how to read ingredients Why K-Pure keeps production local instead of outsourcing to big factories Karen’s advice on keeping overhead low when starting a business from scratch Fun rapid-fire questions revealing Karen's favorite scent and daily routines Whether you love clean beauty, natural health, or you just want to know how to keep your family safe from hidden toxins, this episode will definitely leave you feeling fresh! 🎧 Don't forget to follow, rate, and review Join the Fray on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! 📸 Follow us on Instagram: @jointhefraypodcast #KPureNaturals #JoinTheFray #CleanBeauty #NaturalSkincare #CanadianMade #HandmadeInBC #NonToxicLiving #Entrepreneurship #ConsistencyOverIntensity #FitnessToBusiness #PodcastForKids #LocalBCBusiness#OrganicSkincare #MissionBC Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how youcan join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and ApplePodcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story, give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d love to hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check outthese helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade.  WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice      [USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

  8. Sep 1

    How Brands Go Viral, Custom Lego Builds & Raising $50k for Kids with Andrew Delbaere

    Agent Fraser reporting in for Episode 25 of Join the Fray!🎙️🧱 In this episode, your intrepid host Fraser sits down with Andrew Delbaere - Senior Account Manager at Jelly Digital Marketing in BC, Canada, founder of Fraser Valley Bricks and a total marketing mastermind! Andrew shares his fascinating career journey from dreaming about sports broadcasting to managing the marketing strategies across a variety of cool clients across Canada. Plus, he reveals how setting up a massive Lego city behind his webcam during an interview helped land him a killer job, how he creates custom historical Lego figures and how he’s raised over $50,000 in Lego and cash for kids at Christmas! In this episode, Fraser and Andrew cover some amazing stufflike: 🏒 Early Dreams to Marketing: How a famous 13-year-old commercial sparked his interest in advertising and shifted his path away from sports broadcasting. 📈 Behind the Scenes of Marketing: What a Senior Account Manager actually does and why curiosity and flexibility are a marketer's best superpowers. 📊 Math + Creativity: How digital agencies use data, clicks and client communication to know if a campaign is a huge success or needs a new plan. 🧱 Lego in the Office: How a massive Lego room setup in a Zoom interview sparked a career move, plus creating custom Métis historical figures out of Lego! 🎄The $50k Lego Drive: How clearing out local Walmarts after a massive sale turned into a yearly tradition raising thousands for the Surrey Christmas Bureau! ✍️ Skills for Future Marketers: Why strong writing skills, staying on top of trends, and practicing on personal hobbies give kids a head start! Whether you love Lego, digital creativity, marketing secretsor just giving back to the community, this episode is packed with inspiration! 🎧 Don't forget to follow, rate and review Join the Fray on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! 📸 Follow us on Instagram:@jointhefraypodcast #JoinTheFray #JoinTheFrayPodcast #AndrewDelbaere#JellyMarketing #FraserValleyBricks #Lego #DigitalMarketing#SurreyChristmasBureau #KidPodcast #VancouverPodcasts #STEMForKids Whether you’re into STEM, pro sports or movie making, Fraser is here to interview the experts and find out how youcan join the fray. Hit 'Follow' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly episodes that make career exploration fun and easy for the whole family! To share feedback on each episode, please leave a Commenthere on Spotify and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jointhefraypodcast If you’d like to get in touch with your own career story,give feedback on this episode or even request an interview, email our team at jointhefraypod@gmail.com . We’d loveto hear from you! 🚀 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES & CAREER PATHWAYS Looking to turn inspiration into action? Check outthese helpful resources for students and parents: [Canada - BC] WorkBC Parents’ Guide: Discover career quizzes and labor market trends for the next decade. WorkBC.ca[Canada - BC] EducationPlannerBC: The one-stop-shop for planning post-secondary paths at schools like BCIT, SFU, and UVic. EducationPlannerBC.ca[Canada - BC] Skills Ready: Focused on the "Skilled Trades" as the backbone of BC’s 2026 economy.  SkillsReady.ca[UK] National Careers Service (Parents' Guide): They offer a specific "Help a young person" section. It includes a "Skills Health Check" that parents can help their kids take.  nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/careers-advice[USA] CareerOneStop (Get My Future): A youth-focused portal designed for ages 14–24, but excellent for parents of 9–12 year olds to look at "Career Clusters. careeronestop.org/getmyfuture

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Spark your curiosity with Join the Fray, the podcast for everyone that turns "I don't know" into "That's awesome!" Hosted by the inquisitively Canadian 10-year-old Fraser, each episode bridges the gap between childhood hobbies like acting, sports and gaming and the real-world professionals who turned those passions into amazing careers. Featuring a mix of expert interviews, rapid-fire quiz questions and hilarious jokes, it’s the perfect listen. If you have big questions about science, the arts or the mysteries of the universe, it’s time to Join the Fray! Visit jointhefraypodcast.com

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  • Creator
    FrayPlay Productions
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    33
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © FrayPlay Productions
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