002. Becoming a Silicon Debug Engineer with Hunter Van Orman

004. Becoming an Associate Dean at Harvard University with Professor David A. Shore

Join me, my fellow Career Explorers, in this episode where we find out what it's like to be an Associate Dean and professor at Harvard University. My very special guest, professor David A. Shore shares some amazing advise in this episode. Let's find out why and what it takes to become a professor and Associate Dean at Harvard University in this episode of the Career Explorer.

003. Becoming an Aviation Wildlife Biologist with Steve Osmek

Join me, my fellow Career Explorers, in this episode as I interview an aviation wildlife biologist who works at the 8th largest airport in the United States, SeaTac International Airport. Steve Osmek has been working at the airport for over twenty years and has developed numerous ways of keeping both the flying public and wildlife safe from "bird strikes". If you are like me and love animals, then you will love this episode. Let's find out why and what it takes to become an aviation wildlife biologist in this episode of the Career Explorer.

002. Becoming a Silicon Debug Engineer with Hunter Van Orman

Join me, my fellow Career Explorers, in this episode as we learn about what it takes to become a silicon debug engineer. My guest today, Hunter Van Orman, will share why he loves solving technical problems with CPUs used in our computers and laptops. There are lots of different types of engineers, and today we will learn about solving problems. Let's find out why and what it takes to become a silicon debug engineer in this episode of the Career Explorer.

001. Becoming a Hand Doctor and Surgeon with Mary K. Thayer, MD.

Join me, my fellow Career Explorers, in this episode as I interview a hand doctor about what it takes to become a doctor and a surgeon specializing in hands, wrists, and elbows. Dr. Mary K. Thayer specializes in what's known as an orthopedics. This is the study of the connections between the muscle tissues and skeleton or musculoskeletal system. Dr. Thayer has a passion for helping people that have injured their hands, wrists, and elbows. Let's find out why and what it takes to become a hand doctor and surgeon in this episode of the Career Explorer.

The Career Explorer - Pilot Episode

I was "stuck at home in a COVID lockdown, might as well find something fun to do!" Find out in my pilot episode of the Career Explorer, why I decided as a second grader (I'm in fourth grade now) to make a podcast. Join me, my fellow Career Explorers as we start our journey together.