I Want Your Job

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 ...

“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 traditio...

When your love life becomes a pitch — does the content brain ever switch off? In this episode, Camille Allen sits down with Cait Emma Burke — freelance writer and the producer of Shameless Media’s Stylish. Together, they unpack what it means to be chosen, in both dating and career. From the pressure to be palatable to the myth of the “intimidating” woman, this conversation is for anyone who's ever been told they’re too much — ...

Sometimes, you've just got to put your head down and do the work. At least, that's what this week's guest, Maggie Zhou, believes. The writer, editor, podcast host and content creator chats about the real work behind navigating the media landscape. In this episode, we talk about the emotional and ethical cost of being a multi-hyphenate, AI radio hosts, building trust in content and what it actually takes to build a me...

In this episode, Camille Allen speaks with Isabella Wight — freelance writer, editor, alongside copywriter at Mecca. We chat about growing up in the blogging era, figuring out self-worth after teenhood and why it’s normal to feel a little lost. From her early days running a blog featured in Teen Vogue to building a career in beauty and media, Izzy shares what she’s learned about creativity, career detours, and learning to back your...

Arielle Richards is a journalist and producer who’s worked across ABC, SBS’s The Feed, and formerly Vice Australia. In this episode, we talk about what happens after the ‘no’ — the rejection, the reinvention, and the reality of carving out a creative career in an industry that’s constantly shifting. Arielle opens up about the collapse of Vice, what it taught her, and how she keeps her voice sharp and authentic in a media landscape ...