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.

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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. 

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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.

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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!

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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