Support 4 Employment Podcast

This week on the S4E Podcast, Felix and Zara sit down with special guest Inspector Paul Gauci, a highly respected member of the Victorian Police Force with over 40 years of experience across frontline operations, investigations, and leadership roles.From major disaster response efforts including Black Saturday, the 2020 Bushfires, and COVID-19, to high-pressure operations like the Australian Open Quarantine and Public Order Response Teams, Paul shares insights from a career built on resilience, service, and leadership.In this episode, we explore the real human side of policing, the sacrifices made behind the scenes, the moments that define a career, and the challenges that can push even the strongest people to their limits. Paul reflects on what it takes to lead under pressure, how he has navigated difficult and confronting situations, and the importance of mental health, support systems, and self-awareness in such a demanding role.Felix and Zara also step in with thoughtful and curious questions, diving into what it really takes to build a career in policing, the realities of leadership versus frontline work, and the lessons learned along the way. The conversation touches on public perceptions of police, the evolving nature of crime, and what it truly means to make a difference in people’s lives.Balancing depth with lighter moments, this episode offers a rare and honest look into a career many people see, but few fully understand.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auYouTube: ⁠⁠⁠www.youtube.com/@support4employment⁠⁠⁠Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week on the S4E Podcast, Abby, Alyssa and Felix (and Tobi... technically) come together for another episode as we settle into our new podcast studio at the Westall Community Hub. We catch up with Felix, who has stepped into an internship roles at S4E. Alyssa returns to the mic with updates on her pop choir journey and childcare role, while Abby reflects on her growth as a second-year participant and how this year compares to last.The group then dives into a mix of light and deeper conversations, from weekend plans and what makes a good break, to exploring our new studio space and how it’s changing the feel of the podcast.We also chat about travel and culture shock, sparked by a recent trip to Japan, and how stepping outside your comfort zone can shift your perspective. From there, the conversation turns to the small things that bring us joy, and whether simple purchases can genuinely boost our mood.To wrap things up, each participant reflects on a goal they’re currently working towards, what inspired it, and what success might look and feel like when they get there.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auYouTube: ⁠⁠www.youtube.com/@support4employment⁠⁠Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

The S4E Podcast continues in its new video format, bringing new energy, personality and conversations to the table. This week, Preeti returns to the mic, joined by first-time guests Nathaniel and Ryan.We get to know our new participants, from their school journeys and interests outside S4E to the careers they hope to pursue in the future. The conversation moves from long-weekend highlights, to what makes someone a great employee, hobbies they want to try, and the skills they’d like to build this year.With the podcast now reaching a wider audience through YouTube, video podcasts and social media, the group also reflects on what it feels like knowing people beyond S4E are watching and listening. The episode wraps up with a bigger question about the future of the world and Australia, and what each of them hopes improves during their lifetime.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auYouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@support4employment⁠Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

The S4E Podcast returns with an exciting new upgrade, we’re now in video. For the first time, viewers can see the conversations unfold around the table, bringing more personality, reactions and energy to the show. It also marks the beginning of bigger plans for 2026, including special guests from outside the organisation being interviewed by our participants.To launch the new format, we welcome three brand new participants, Liam, Preeti and Kai, who are all joining S4E full-time across programs including Life Skills, AI Communications, Creativity/Workshop, Cooking and their Certificate I courses.The group dives into relaxed conversation about who they are, their interests and career goals, while also exploring topics like media recommendations, perfect free days, surprising personal traits, routines vs spontaneity, skills they wish they could instantly master, and what they’re looking forward to in the months ahead.New format, new voices, and an exciting new chapter for the S4E Podcast. SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auYouTube: www.youtube.com/@support4employmentFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In one of the last episodes for 2025, we finally get the elusive Eric on the mic, as he introduces himself, his hobbies and what he does outside of S4E. Teearna reflects on the emotions and lessons that came with moving house yet again, while Bailey chats about Christmas plans and what the break ahead looks like.The conversation wraps up with reflections on the S4E Christmas party, goals for the year ahead, video-game-style skill trees, and a big question: if aliens asked what’s wrong (and right) with humans, what would we say? A thoughtful, end-of-year episode full of insight, humour, and reflection.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this episode, Jazmin, Teearna and Felix join the show for a thoughtful mix of fun stories and deeper conversations about growth, mindset and opportunity. The trio opens up about their chance to intern with S4E, the surprising 'hot takes' they stand by, and the things in people they wish they could instantly understand.A reflective, honest, and engaging chat with three voices finding their path. Oh, and happy birthday Teearna!SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week we're dusting off an old test episode from the archives, featuring some familiar co-hosts. Aidan imagines which planet he’d visit if NASA sent him into the solar system, Malcolm weighs up joining the Red Nose Day challenge, and Jacob reveals what Lego build he’s tackling now that the Titanic is complete.We also dive into some fun but meaningful questions, like what people often get wrong about us, the “silly” things that bring real joy and whether money truly buys happiness.A short but engaging chat full of personality, curiosity, and classic S4E chaos.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this short episode, we dive deep into imagination with returning guests Zara, Felix, and Jacob. This week’s conversation pushes beyond the usual topics and explores the bigger questions...We begin with a mind-bender: what would people discover if they could read your thoughts for 10 minutes? From there, the group opens up about traits they admire in others, the inventions that would reshape their daily lives, and the quiet achievements their past selves would be proud of.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week’s episode welcomes back Charlie and Felix, joined by Davith, one of S4E’s workshop mentors who’s gone full circle from participant to staff member. Together, the trio dive into a mix of personal reflection, creativity, and growth.Felix shares his latest restaurant recommendations, Charlie talks about the challenges of juggling two jobs, and Davith walks us through his inspiring education and employment journey leading to his current role at S4E. The group also explores how sensory-heavy spaces could be redesigned for comfort, their personal “user manuals”, and how hobbies can teach valuable real-world skills.It’s a grounded and inspiring conversation about balance, learning, and the journey from student to mentor.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week, returning guests Teearna and Nathan are joined by newcomer Devante, one of S4E’s newest participants and a keen reader with a fascination for the supernatural. Together, the trio dive into outdated social expectations and vanishing jobs of the future, personal growth, challenges, and passions outside of S4E.Teearna reflects on building confidence in her job search, Nathan talks us through his Cert I learnings, and Devante opens up about his hobbies and first impressions of the S4E community.The group finishes by looking ahead to the end of 2025, sharing their goals for the months ahead and what they hope to achieve before the year wraps up.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this special double-feature finale, we wrap up Hampton East’s journey with not one, but two conversations that celebrate growth, creativity, and reflection.In part one, returning guests Jai and Veenayak are joined by their teacher Manoli, who shares his career story, from his very first job to becoming an educator and mentor. The group explores what students can teach teachers and even dream up their own public holidays and microbusiness ideas. It’s equal parts fun, thoughtful, and inspiring.In part two, Jasper and Josh return to the mic to send off Hampton East’s final episode. From picking their ultimate AFL dream team to reflecting on powerful pieces of media that changed how they see the world, they dive deep while keeping things light-hearted. A perfect finale of creativity, connection, and curiosity, marking the end of Hampton East’s time on the S4E Podcast with plenty of wisdom and laughter to go around.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this episode, returning voices Bailey and Nathan sit down with one of S4E's directors Neil, the visionary behind our AI Media and Micro-business programs. With over two decades of experience in business, technology, and disability employment, Neil shares how he and Lou founded Support 4 Employment, the lessons he’s learned through business ownership, and how AI is reshaping the future of work for young people.Bailey opens up about his ongoing job search and what kind of work excites him most, while Nathan reflects on personal growth, confidence, and what’s new since his last appearance. Together, the group tackles thought-provoking questions about the future, from what “normal” things people might laugh at in 50 years, to the traits and skills that matter most in work and life.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this week’s episode, we welcome Jasper and Jai back to the mic, joined by newcomer Josh; a passionate gamer and Marvel Rivals fan. Together, the trio dive into everything from nostalgia-filled gaming memories to what it really means to be independent.They share honest reflections on self-pride, role models, and what’s overrated in today’s culture, while offering feedback on their experience as both hosts and listeners of the S4E Podcast. With laughter, thoughtful insights, and a few tangents along the way, this episode captures the voices of young people finding confidence, perspective, and independence.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this episode, we’re joined by returning hosts Tobi and Felix, as well as our newest addition to the cast, Jazmin. Together they share a mix of travel stories, work experiences, and Grand Final predictions.Jazmin shares the highs and unexpected moments from her recent trip through the UK, Scotland, and Paris, and opens up about how she’s combining her love of travel and photography into a future career. Tobi reflects on her Cert II work placement at Caulfield Library and how it compared to last year’s Bunnings experience, while Felix updates us on his job search and what he’s learned from the process so far.A thoughtful and upbeat chat filled with laughter, reflection, and a few AFL Grand Final predictions.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this episode, we welcome back Zara and Jacob alongside a special guest, one of S4E's directors Lou. Together, the group dives into everything from the challenges and lessons of business ownership, life on P-plates, Lego builds and the highs and lows of starting out at S4E.Lou shares his journey as a business owner and reflects on memorable participant success stories that remind us why S4E exists. Zara opens up about road safety and the realities of independence, while Jacob brings his passions in Lego, gaming, and even his old art books to the table. The episode rounds out with advice for new participants and Lou’s parting words on preparing for the future of work.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this episode, we’re joined by Bernie — S4E’s workshop guru, wise-cracking comedian & proud father. He shares his journey into Support 4 Employment, his most challenging projects, and valuable advice for young people preparing for work.Zara updates us on her new role at Lovisa and the lessons retail has already taught her, while Aidan dives into the games he’s playing and opens up about bigger issues he thinks the world should be focusing on. Together, the group reflects on strengths, and what it takes to prepare for the future.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week Jasper, Athan, Veenayak, and their teacher Penny take on a mix of light-hearted and thought-provoking questions. From the sports they’ve always wanted to try, to whether celebrities should be role models, and even the things people pretend to enjoy but don’t.Along the way, they explore what “strength” really means, what we only appreciate once it’s gone, and the lessons students can teach their teachers. With honesty, humour, and plenty of debate, it’s a conversation that shows just how much perspective young people with disabilities bring to the table.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

Returning guests from Hampton East School, Jasper and Penny are joined by newcomer Athan, a Year 11 Carlton fan and aspiring traffic management specialist. The group dives into challenges in competitive sport, first job memories, and what sparked Athan’s interest in traffic monitoring. We also tackle bigger questions, from personality traits and unlikely life lessons to what schools should be teaching and which global issues demand urgent attention. Plus, a quick footy tipping update as finals heat up.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this short episode, Abby shares her birthday plans and talks about the next dish she’s eager to master in cooking class. Zara dives into her brand-new job at Lovisa, opening up about the highlights, surprises, and struggles of starting in retail, as well as the ups and downs of maintaining a long-distance relationship. Malcolm joins in on the bigger-picture conversations as the group reflects on jobs that make a real difference, the strengths they’d bring together as a team, and what law they’d pass if suddenly made Prime Minister.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week we welcome our second group of students from Hampton East School as they begin their podcast rotation. Introducing Jasper, a passionate Richmond fan recovering from a go-karting injury, shares his love for sport and experience studying Hospitality. Also introducing Veenayak, a gamer and action-movie fan, talks about his IT studies and what he’s most proud of in gaming. Their teacher Penny joins in too, bringing her Collingwood fandom and thoughtful perspective on supporting young people.Together, we explore life after school, small wins worth celebrating, the value of jobs that help others, and what we're all up to on the weekend.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week’s episode is packed with big opinions, surprising insights, and plenty of laughs. Aidan weighs in on aliens with the mysterious visitor 3I/ATLAS in our solar system, plus shares his most unpopular gaming opinion. Malcolm reflects on his work experience at Bunnings and dives into his passion for the birds of Cockatoo. Jacob talks about his pets and what conventional jobs might look like in his future. Together, the crew also explore mental health and the charity causes they would donate a large sum of money to.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In their third and final rotation at S4E, Asha, Zoe, and Jai open up about school trips, hobbies, and big-picture questions about life. From the best excursions they’ve been on to what they've always wanted to try, the group shares their honest takes. They dive into passions they’d love to teach others, what they’d do with $1,000 in one day, and the lessons they wish more people understood about disability and mental health. Plus, we wrap up with reflections on their time at the S4E podcast and what it’s meant to them.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this week's episode, Zara debates whether she could live without her phone or music, Michael shares his vision of success in the next five years, and Malcolm reflects on a recent job interview experience. We dive into the bigger questions too — what advice would you give someone who feels lost, what does ‘home’ really mean, and do celebrities have a responsibility to be role models? SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this second episode with our Hampton East visitors, Asha and Jai return to the podcast for more fun and reflection. Asha shares stories from her dad’s milestone 70th birthday and walks us through some recent art pieces she’s proud of, while Jai updates us on his Vinnies interview and imagines his dream, no-limits gaming setup.With plenty of laughs, thought-provoking “what if” scenarios, and some honest reflections, this episode captures both the challenges and the excitement of life after school.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

Episode 20 brings together three incredible voices from S4E, each with their own passions, stories, and perspectives.Alyssa has been eagerly anticipating her time on the podcast, and she doesn’t disappoint. From her journey in the Pop Choir to her rewarding work in childcare, she shares what music and children have taught her about strength, joy, and connection.Tobi, our resident Swiftie debuts on the show and takes us deep into the world of Taylor Swift. Matching songs to moods, breaking down favourite eras, and giving us a crash course on why Taylor’s music resonates with so many.Teearna returns for another special appearance, this time opening up about her new CrossFit journey. We hear how fitness has shifted her outlook, the challenges she’s faced, and what she’s discovered about her own resilience.It’s an episode full of music, strength, self-discovery, and laughter. A perfect snapshot of what makes our S4E community so special.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week we welcome our first group of students from Hampton East School as they visit S4E to check out the programs available. In their first podcast appearance, Asha, Jai, and Zoey share their thoughts on finishing school, their dream travel destinations, favourite gaming characters, and the kind of work environments they see themselves thriving in. We talk about small wins worth celebrating, skills they’d love to learn, and even imagine what it’d be like to switch places with a teacher for a day. A fun mix of aspirations, personal stories, and lighthearted weekend plans.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This episode mixes things up a little bit with Aidan, Jacob and Michael joining forces for an open discussion packed with bold opinions and unexpected insights. From debating whether naps should be a legal right, to questioning if quitting can be a sign of strength, the trio dives into what we pretend to enjoy, how social media shapes us, and whether emotional skills belong in the classroom.Also on the table: Matrix-style knowledge downloads and if convenience has made us soft. Thoughtful, funny, and at times a little spicy — this one’s full of strong takes and good banter.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week, we highlight some big achievements! Zara celebrates earning her P-plates and reflects on how solo driving is opening new doors in her life. Aidan shares highlights from his first work experience placement at Bunnings, and Jacob edges closer to completing the epic 9000-piece Lego Titanic build. The crew also dive into deeper reflections on confidence, unsung heroes, small joys that brighten tough days, and what it would be like to star in a documentary about their lives. This episode is packed with real wins, personal insight, and thoughtful storytelling.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

This week, we welcome Michael to the podcast — a third-year S4E participant known for his hands-on skills in the workshop. Alongside regulars Aidan and Jacob, the group dives into some deeper waters with topics that explore personal growth, overcoming fear, and the kinds of lessons that only life can teach the hard way.From the jobs and skills that go unappreciated to the pop culture protagonists we secretly relate to, this episode balances introspection with curiosity and heart. SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

Is your resumé up to date?The Chaos Crew return for a heartwarming, imaginative, and at times hilarious episode. The trio starts strong with genuine compliments and reflections on what they admire about each other. Felix takes us inside his dream city billboard and shares updates on his resume journey, while Bailey reveals a random skill he’s oddly great at and what his first job might look like. Charlie designs a vending machine that dispenses advice instead of snacks and imagines a day of invisible good deeds. Together, they dive into life’s funny fails, meaningful growth, and their favourite moments on the podcast so far.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What would you say is the best and worst part of moving out of home? In this reflective and uplifting episode, we welcome Teearna to the show. A talented crochet artist with impeccable music taste and an inspiring story of finding her independence. Bailey and Charlie return to join the conversation with a mix of heartfelt advice, life experience, and big imagination. Teearna shares what it’s been like moving out on her own, Bailey dives into meaningful moments of kindness, and Charlie talks about life lessons from his first job. The group also offers tips for anyone starting their S4E journey, finishing this wholesome episode on a positive note.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

If your life was a book, what would this chapter be called?Zara returns fresh from Mudbash and shares the highs and low of the event. Aidan dives into what it would be like to teach a crash course in one of his hobbies. Jacob discusses what his current life chapter might be called. Together, the group reflects on what success means for them, how it shifts with experience, and celebrates achievements that often go unspoken. Altogether, this episode is a lighthearted mix of honesty and growth.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What's your best scary story?At the time of recording this episode, it was Friday the 13th, and we dove headfirst into our best ghost stories, dream tech, and wild what-ifs with chaotic co-hosts Bailey, Charlie and Felix. This episode covers everything from mood-lifting music to flipping furniture for profit to planning the ultimate end-of-year party. Felix dives into promotional content for his donut business, Bailey imagines hosting the show, and Charlie considers cloning himself for maximum productivity. Creative, thoughtful, and just the right amount of spooky.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

If there was a museum exhibit about your brain, what would that look like? In this episode, Abby, Dom, and Tyren bring reflection, creativity, and a bit of fun to the table. Abby wins a walking competition, Dom shares moments from history that inspire him, while Tyren talks about values that shaped him into who he is today. We also dive into disability and mental health misconceptions — and wrap things up by reflecting on their favourite moments from being on the S4E Podcast.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

How many steps do you do per day?In this episode, Jacob returns to the hot seat while we introduce two new participants to the show: Aidan, a critical thinker with a passion for gaming.And Malcolm, a creative AI artist who puts his pedometer through its paces.We chat micro-business ideas, valuable gaming lessons, and educational YouTubers you should check out. It’s a creative and clever episode full of laughs, insight, and a bit of chaos.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What is your proudest achievement?We dive into that question and many others, as Felix pitches his dream donut business and shares his favourite Flying Fox camp moment, Bailey challenges us to a surprising sports match, and Charlie shares his heroism in an unforgettable story. We dream up custom programs, laugh about unlimited supplies of random stuff, and reflect on the achievements that deserve the spotlight.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What bad habit would you stop doing if it meant a million dollars?In this episode, Abby, Dom and Tyren explore everything from personal growth to imaginative what-ifs. Abby checks in on a personal goal, Dom shares his passion for wartime relics and gaming creativity, and Tyren opens up about a powerful piece of media that stuck with him. SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What is a skill you think should be taught in school?In this episode, Zara, Oscar and Jacob explore what they’d say to the entire world in 60 seconds, dive into dream builds, camping leadership and chaotic Murder Drones theories. From wild footy teams to the life skills we should be learning in school, this one blends big ideas with big laughs.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this episode, we introduce two new co-stars to the podcast lineup.Bailey, a sports fanatic with an incredible attitude.And Charlie, a workshop superstar currently working as a trainee butcher.Nathan returns to share lessons from volunteering with Vinnies and what he hopes to achieve 10 years from now. Bailey reflects on his favourite programs (and dreams up the ultimate S4E excursion), while Charlie gives us workshop highlights and a look into his time at Bunnings. We talk about real skills learned at S4E, not-so-dream jobs, and some potential pranks in the making.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What is an unexpected lesson you've learned? In this episode, Abby takes us on a dream holiday, Tyren shares life lessons from unlikely places, and Dom connects the dots between gaming and real-world skills. The team discuss irrational fears, cooking class plans, and their perfect no-limits day. We explore wartime tech with Dom and discuss the goals we’re working on — and what keeps us motivated.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

How do you talk to yourself when you make a mistake, or achieve something? In this episode, Zara, Jacob and Oscar return to discuss that question, and many others. The crew talk topics around irrational fears, Lego injuries and challenges, dream hobbies, and imagined big creative projects, like cosplay-inspired art. This episode balances light-hearted fun with deeper conversations about personal growth, creativity, and trying new things at S4E.SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

What does a good mental health day look like for you? In this short but sweet episode, Zara, Jacob and Oscar return to answer that very question. They also dive into conversations around strange job titles, like professional sleeper and odour judge, and some other fun, lighthearted topics. SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment

In this fun, food-focused episode, Scott introduces yet another 3 participants to the ever-growing cast list: Adrian, a well-mannered political enthusiast. Felix, a sports aficionado and active advocate for many charities.And Nathan, an eloquent and complimentary conversationalist.To shake things up a bit, topics around a particular theme where tossed into a bowl and picked at random. This episode puts lighthearted, fun conversation at the forefront, as we get to know these three gentlemen by discussing something that everybody loves: food, glorious food!SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment(Test episode 3 of 3: New format tested, and original format from previous recordings reintroduced for future episodes)

In this episode, Scott introduces another round of participants to the show: Abby, a Vinnies volunteer, class comedian and a passionate Pies supporter.Dom, a competitive retro gamer with a keen eye for wartime relics.And Tyren, a well-spoken and modest virtuoso.The subject of 'little wins' is brought up, our dependance on technology is discussed, and even Bobby Hill gets an honourable mention. SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment(Test episode 2 of 3)

Welcome to the S4E Podcast's pilot! In this episode, host an support worker, Scott, introduces three of S4E's many participants:Zara, an anime artist and aspiring retail specialist. Oscar, a lover of all things sport, especially AFL and basketball.And Jacob, an avid lego builder and gaming enthusiast. Many icebreakers are asked and answered, job aspirations are shared, and some light is shed on the vulnerabilities of living with a disability. You can find Jacob's YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Malice357SUPPORT 4 EMPLOYMENTWebsite: www.s4e.org.auFacebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071613540277Instagram: www.instagram.com/support4employment(Test episode 1 of 3: Originally a test episode, some background noise can be heard frequently throughout the recording. The recording space has since been moved to a more isolated area post episode 1)