"There is so much unsaid in photos." That’s part of what draws artist Veronica Charmont to photography. But there’s a lot said in this episode of I Want Your Job — about courage, recognition, and even calling yourself an artist. From navigating art school to unpacking the ethics of seeing and being seen, this conversation asks a big question: how the hell do you become an artist?

Veronica's Song:

U Should Not Be Doing That - Amyl and The Sniffers

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Mental health is a big hurdle within a career. How do you care for yourself while feelings of depression, obsession and jealousy arise at any moment? After reading florist Kayla Moons’ instagram posts about her ups and downs, I had to speak to her. I relate. I assumed so many of you would too. To be successful in whatever you pursue – you’ve got to sort your shit out first.

Kayla's Songs:

Dancing In The Club | MJ Lenderman

Maggie May | Rod Stewart

God Only Knows | Brian Wilson

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Building her brand, baby and after the loss of her father, Olivia's perspective on life shifted. In this episode of I Want Your Job, I chat with the founder of Cleopatra's Bling, Olivia Cummings, to understand the roles of life and death in creativity, business and personal life. How do the most assured facts of life change our purpose?

Olivia's Tracks:

Gregorian Chant: Easter Day Service

Prince - Kiss

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Triple J’s Dee Salmin didn’t just chase her dream job – she drove across the Nullarbor for it. In this episode of I Want Your Job, Dee and Camille talk about getting into radio, learning to trust your voice and the power of vulnerability. They dive into the ethics of sharing opinions on music and sex, the toll of public-facing work and a few personal anecdotes.

Dee’s Song:

Manchild | Sabrina Carpenter

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After moving across the world and leaving a corporate career behind, Aurelia St Clair found freedom in comedy - and in claiming their identity on their own terms. In this episode of I Want Your Job, we talk about the messiness of reinvention, the tension between visibility and vulnerability, and how performance can become a kind of power.

Aurelia's Song:

Flamenco | Beyonce

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What does it really mean to "have it all"? In this episode of I Want Your Job, I chat with Jasmine Wallis - Senior Native Content Manager, writer and podcaster - about building a dream career while navigating chronic illness and shifting definitions of success. From adenomyosis to ambition, this conversation is a reminder that sometimes thriving means letting go of timelines and tuning into what actually matters.

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In this episode of I Want Your Job, cinematographer Claire Giuffre speaks about what it really means to begin — with no roadmap, no gatekeepers, and no guarantees.

Claire opens up about the role of ego in creativity, finding your visual voice, and building a body of work that matters to you, even if no one’s watching yet. We also explore the sacredness of female friendships in creative spaces, how to create safe sets, and why being “difficult” often just means being clear.

Whether you’re early in your film journey or deep in the in-between, this is an honest look at what it takes to keep going - even when no one’s choosing you.

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“Art and beauty are constantly being redefined.” In this episode of I Want Your Job, I speak with sisters Kitty and Laura-Mae, the founders of Lucky Tooth Gems. Building an authentic, individual business is way harder than it looks - but according to Kitty and Laura-Mae, they’ve manifested it into reality (I’d argue it also took a lot of hard work). We chat about sisterhood, creative defiance and what it means to challenge traditional ideals of beauty and art.

Laura-Mae's song:

Headphones On | Addison Rae

Yes | LMFAO

Kitty's songs:

Kelly Watch the Stars | Vegyn

Congratulations | Post Malone

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