In this episode, we examine carers' experience of financial precarity and employment. What supports are available for carers and how can employers support carers? Join host Tania Teague and guest Jo Tilly as they chat about navigating the job market.

Host: Tania Teague
Guest: Jo Tilly, Manager of Research and Practice Development at the University of Technology Sydney's Center for Social Justice and Inclusion.
Producer: Marlene Even
Music: Epidemic Sound
This podcast is produced in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney and 2SER Radio.

In this episode, we examine carers' experience of financial precarity and employment. What supports are available for carers and how can employers support carers? Join host Tania Teague and guest Jo Tilly as they chat about navigating the job market. Host:&nbsp;Tania Teague Guest:&nbsp;Jo Tilly, Manager of Research and Practice Development at the University of Technology Sydney's Center for Social Justice and Inclusion. Producer:&nbsp;Marlene Even Music:&nbsp;Epidemic Sound This podcast is produced in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney and 2SER Radio.

Episode 1: Financial Precarity

This episode of Carers' Experience is about setting boundaries and carer identity. Tania interviews Michelle Meachem to discuss how they've both set boundaries in their life and ensure that they carve out time for their own livelihoods. Michelle highlights the importance of 'putting your carer house in order'. Tania and Michelle also shed light on an important yet underrepresented topic- the transition to stepping away from caring.

Host: Tania Teague
Guest: Michelle Meachem works in a New South Wales care investment project designing, developing and delivering educational and employment resources that showcase the lived experiences of carers as strong community and workforce assets. She is currently coming to the close of her at home care responsibilities.
Producer: Marlene Even
Music: Epidemic Sound
This podcast is made in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney and 2SER Radio.

This episode of Carers' Experience is about setting boundaries and carer identity. Tania interviews Michelle Meachem to discuss how they've both set boundaries in their life and ensure that they carve out time for their own livelihoods. Michelle highlights the importance of 'putting your carer house in order'. Tania and Michelle also shed light on an important yet underrepresented topic- the transition to stepping away from caring. Host:&nbsp;Tania Teague Guest:&nbsp;Michelle Meachem works in a New South Wales care investment project designing, developing and delivering educational and employment resources that showcase the lived experiences of carers as strong community and workforce assets. She is currently coming to the close of her at home care responsibilities. Producer:&nbsp;Marlene Even Music:&nbsp;Epidemic Sound This podcast is made in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney and 2SER Radio.

Episode 2: Carer Identity

Carers' Experience is a podcast that aims to bring awareness for carers and non-carers alike to the caring experience, the resources available for carers, and the social change we need to implement to better support carers and those we care for. We explore carers' experience of financial precarity, carer identity, and wellbeing.
The podcast is hosted by Tania Teague, a carer since 2015 and the first carer-in-residence at the University of Technology Sydney.


This podcast is produced in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney and 2ser Radio.Photo credit: Anna Zhu

Carers' Experience is a podcast that aims to bring awareness for carers and non-carers alike to the caring experience, the resources available for carers, and the social change we need to implement to better support carers and those we care for.&nbsp;We explore carers' experience of financial precarity, carer identity, and wellbeing. The podcast is hosted by Tania Teague, a carer since 2015 and the first carer-in-residence at the University of Technology Sydney.
 This podcast is produced in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney and 2ser Radio.Photo credit: Anna Zhu

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