If you're in your braces era like me, this episode is totally for you. I talk with Dr. James, an orthodontist who helps people move their teeth, fix their bites, and feel more confident about their smiles. We dig into what actually happens when you get braces or aligners and what a "real day in the life" looks like in his office. If you've ever been nervous about an appointment or just curious how teeth go from crooked to "smile goals," hit play and explore it with me.

Nine-year-old Eme hosts a safe, educational, fun-for-family-listening show where she finds out what an OBGYN really does. In this episode, Dr. Dara—nicknamed the "birthday party doctor"—shares how she addresses women's health and works long, unpredictable shifts in the hospital's labor and delivery unit. She talks about using brain, hands, and people skills all at once, plus simple steps kids can take now if they're curious about medicine and welcoming new babies into the world.

Nine-year-old Eme hosts a safe, educational, fun-for-family-listening show where she discovers there isn't just one right answer to "What do you want to be when you grow up?". In this episode, she interviews Donna, who's been a restaurant owner, actor, bank employee, business "doctor," and now an executive career coach. They talk about changing paths, collecting skills, and why it's okay to be curious about lots of jobs and many possible futures.

Nine-year-old Eme hosts a safe, educational, fun-for-family-listening show where she gets the scoop on what a real estate analyst really does. In this episode, Miles explains how he uses math and people skills to help buy office buildings, hotels, and other places where people live and work. He shares how a restaurant host job and early internships led him here, plus simple ideas kids can try now if they're curious about buildings, business, and creating cool spaces for people.

Nine-year-old Eme hosts a safe, educational, fun-for-family-listening show where she learns what a toy designer really does. In this episode, Beau shares how he sketches characters, works with factories, sales, and marketing, and turns ideas into real toys kids can hold. He talks about never giving up your love of art plus simple ideas for kids to try now if they love drawing, animals, or collecting fun characters.

Join me as I dive into tons of different jobs, ask curious questions, and try to decide what I want to be when I grow up.