Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 69 episodes
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Are you someone who never knew what they wanted to do? Well this podcast is for you! Lead by your host, Ed, 'What Do You Do For A Crust' interviews real people in real jobs to unpack what a particular industry and career is actually like. If you're interested in changing fields or entering the workforce, follow along for weekly episodes and let us know what job you want to learn about next.
Unknown Host hosts What Do You Do For A Crust, a business show with 69 episodes published.
The conversation covers the importance of health and well-being, the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, the impact of societal pressures, and the role of health and wellness coaching in addressing individual
The conversation covers workplace environments, leadership, and the concept of joyful leadership. Dr. Katie McIntyre shares her leadership experience, challenges, and the impact of joyful leadership on workplace culture
The conversation delves into the challenges of career preparation, family influence, university education, gap years, and the importance of professional skills and conflict resolution in the workforce. It highlights the
On this episode we sit down with Jacob, the owner and operator of "Running with Rex" an SA based mobile catering business that services all sizes of events and client needs. Together with Jacob, we unpack the challenge a
The conversation covers Wade Simmons' career background, entry into the funeral business, the challenges and training involved, personal experiences in the funeral business, the funeral process, and the emotional impact
On this episode we sit down with a strategic leader who specialises in the Non for Profit, Community sector. From program/project conception to final evaluation and review, we talk everything strategy, leading change, ho
The conversation covers the introduction of the podcast, the concept of 'Sweatpants to Suits,' navigating career paths, insights from the podcasting journey, growth mindset and professional development, the impact of AI
The conversation delves into the world of comedy, exploring the challenges and joys of being a comedian. It covers the art of comedy, the journey of getting into comedy, the attributes and challenges of being a comedian,
On this episode we sit down with owner, operator of Armour Brazilian Jiujitsu, Jesse Hughes and talk everything Jiujitsu. From running a business to advertising, marketing, apparel and creating your own tournament, all t
On this episode we sit down with spending/budgeting specialist, Samantha Boardman, who's not only the owner operator of "Spending Made Easy", but also the best selling author of "Budgeting is Crap". Together we deep dive
The conversation delves into the world of hospitality management, exploring early career experiences, growth opportunities, key traits for success, salary and perks, challenges in the industry, diverse experiences, the i
On this episode we sit down with Digital Creator "Wayde Richardson", who has many different skills and roles aligned to music editing, Podcaster, DJ, journalist and much much more. Sitting down with Wayde was truely grea
On this episode we sit down with an experienced Travel Guide who lead group trips across many countries, dealing with lost passports, drunken antics and the horrible pandemic. Together we unpack the travel guide, tourism
The conversation delves into the world of acting, exploring the pathways to becoming an actor, the challenges and growth opportunities in the industry, and the impact of an acting career on personal life. It also discuss
On this episode we sit down with a Registered Nurse who has worked in Regional and Metro locations, spanning over 10 years. Together we discuss the health care system from a nurse's perspective, how empathy and communica
The conversation covers the chef's experience as a sole trader with a coffee van and his transition to civil construction. It explores the challenges and rewards of running a coffee van, as well as the unique aspects of
On this episode we sit down with an Allied Health Professional and unpack the healthcare sector, how physiotherapy can prevent health decline and the value of Aquatherapy. Our professional guest and our host then discuss
The conversation delves into the birth of the 'What Do You Do For A Crust' podcast, the challenges and opportunities in podcast funding, the pros and cons of podcasting, key attributes and learning in the podcast industr
Getting to meet the devilishly handsome (he wishes) host of What Do You Do For A Crust on our brief and first video. Our goal is to try and expand our reach, grow and continue to help those individuals who want to learn
The conversation delves into the journey of becoming a chef, life in the army as a cook, traits and attributes of a good chef, pros and cons of being a chef, the art and craft of cooking, pathways and growth opportunitie
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What Do You Do For A Crust is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (careers) and has published 69 episodes.
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