The Story
Eira Joy Aringay is a Melbourne-based creative who ventured into the unknown world of social entrepreneurship after losing her full-time job. In this season of self-reflection and discovery, she felt compelled to document her past career experiences and life lessons.
The Podcast
Dear Future Boss is a podcast series produced especially for young people pursuing creative careers. Subscribe now to listen to stories and insights into what it takes to build a sustainable and fulfilling life as a multi-passionate creator.
The Blog
Follow us on Medium where we further explore issues that affect young people in the context of career pathways, employment and creativity. We are open to collaborating with other like-minded people and featuring content that aligns with our vision!
Latest Episodes
Episode 10: School, work & life beyond the pandemic with Rochelle Liu
It’s the second episode of our At Home series and we chat with Rochelle Liu, a writer, editor and consultant in the education sector. As someone who works with students and...
Episode 9: Life In lockdown with Ezra May
It’s an understatement to say that the last few weeks have been strange for every single one of us, no matter who we are or where we’re from. The...
LISTEN Today
The Dear Future Boss podcast is produced in support of young people navigating the uncertain world of creative industry. Drawn from her own personal experiences, Melbourne-based writer and musician Eira Joy Aringay discusses and explores all kinds of issues that students and graduates face as they enter the workforce from the seemingly safe and stable shores of education. If you are one such young person, this podcast is here to help you find your path and get clarity on your career and life purpose!
If you are an educator, employer, parent, artist or entrepreneur, we encourage you to also subscribe for valuable insights into the minds of Millennials and Generation Z – there is much to be gleaned from listening to their thoughts, experiences and perspectives on the world that might just help you in your own work and life in general!
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Support The Podcast
As independent creators, our podcast is completely self-funded. We believe in this project and the positive impact it aims to have on young people, which is the driving force behind why we started it, with only simple resources at our disposal.
We’re always looking to grow and improve and with extra support we will be able to get our message out far and wide for those that need it! If you believe in what we’re doing and want to help us, we welcome donations, no matter how small. In fact, even the price of a coffee helps!
Episode 11: Mental wellbeing amidst uncertainty with Claudia Bonnici
Welcome to another installment of our At Home series! This time, we chat to Claudia Bonnici, a Media and Communications graduate with a passion for content creation and mental health advocacy....