12 episodes
Rivet WOSU Public Media
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5.0 • 14 Ratings
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Step off the conventional career path and follow the next generation of workers as they find jobs that pay well and that they enjoy.
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A Year Later
Unemployment rates are way down across the country and that’s...
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A Bootcamp
College sophomore Ashton Sullivan was tired of floating through university...
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A Different Road
Some people just don’t like school, and one of those...
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A Foot in the Door
When you ask young people what they want to be when they grow up, a career in insurance is probably not at the top of the list. Sierra Roberts a unique opportunity to find satisfying work, and stay close to the small hometown she loves through the insurance industry.
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A New School
Billan Gurreh knew she wanted to get a head start...
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A Growing Field
As a fourth-generation farmer, Chris Dible has spent his entire life surrounded by agriculture - tending to the land is in his blood. Follow Chris as he explores the many career opportunities in agriculture.
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Customer Reviews
New Perspectives!
I have two kids in high school, my daughter is a Freshman in high school and my son is a Junior. I'm so glad I found this podcast because it gave me a new perspective on trade jobs since my son told me he didn't want to go to college. My kids love listening to how other young adults their age succeeded without a college degree and I will support them no matter what career path they choose. Informative and interesting podcast!
Great Topics and Ideas
I wish this was around when I was in high school. This podcast shows us multiple ways to enter the workforce that doesn’t necessarily require the four year degree. But this show is not just a lecture, it tells stories from people who are going through the same questions and difficulties about the workforce today.
Now I’m not sure if my dumb, teenage self would have listened to the stories and think about these options back in high school, but at least the option would have been there. A must listen!