Kristin Weidenbach writes popular non-fiction focused on Australian history.

Her picture books for children include King of the Outback: the story of Sidney Kidman, Meet Banjo Paterson and Tom the Outback Mailman, which won the Children’s Book Council of Australia’s Eve Pownall award in 2013.

Her adult titles include Growing up Moonta, Rock Star: the Story of Reg Sprigg, and the Australian bestseller Mailman of the Birdsville Track: the Story of Tom Kruse.

Kristin is a PhD immunologist who switched to a writing career. She occasionally writes for Outback magazine and has written the official histories of the Cruising Yacht Club of SA, the energy company Santos and the wool growing copy AJ & PA McBride.

Reza Qorbanie is a hallmark of what you can achieve if you truly put your mind to it. 

From coming to Australia on a boat with his family, with no money to their name. 

To being the CEO of a multi-million dollar, 19-person company he founded 2.5 years ago, with 4,000 students across Australia. (At the age of 23!) 

It just shows what you can do when you put your mind to things. 

Reza & Hamish discuss some major topics, ranging from business, marketing, bitcoin, mindset, and other awesome topics. 

Thank you for watching and some words from Reza: “Always believe in yourself!”

Robert Williamson is the COO of Lodestone Mines in South Australia, heralding from Broken Hill Robert takes us into the world of mining and their emerging technologies, climate change, iron ore, effects of renewables and ESG targets as well as Broken Hill's history with Robert's very own publishing house dedicated to sharing the stories of the past. As well as his work with people on 'the spectrum'. 

Doug Sprigg is the custodian of Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary which his father Reg Sprigg founded as a Sanctuary. Arkaroola is home to many scientific studies for both geology, zoology as well as cosmology with 6 different observatories on the land. Doug's a legend. 

Bruce Djite is a former professional international soccer player, who is an A-League, Adelaide United hall of famer, who held the highest goal scorer for a decade and then moved to be the CEO of Football Australia, then the CEO of Committee for Adelaide and is about to start a new chapter for the Property Council. 

Nasim Nasr is an internationally acclaimed contemporary visual artist, originally heralding from Iran. Nasim's work speaks on freedom, censorship, and the breakdown of tradition to encourage individualism and freedom of expression with a wide diversity of mediums Nasim has worked with photography, live performance, video, sculpture and more. 

In this two-part podcast live from the What The Future career expo day we had authentic chats with Aidan, Thursday, and Red from adventure therapy school Operation Flinders and the holistic approach to education "Sasy" School about gender fluidity their take on WW3, Drugs as well as chats with Alice & Gray, Alice shares her experience of what it was like being homeless as a teenager with brutal honesty and what her aspirations for the future are. Thank you for having us What The Future these kids are amazing.

Jane Lomax-Smith is an Adelaide legend, former Labor MP for Adelaide from 2002 to 2010 during this Jane was the Minister for Education, Minister for Mental Health & Substance Abuse, Minister for Tourism, and Minister for the City of Adelaide. Before this Jane sat on the Adelaide City Council for 9 years as a Councillor and Lord Mayor for 2 terms, with a passion for Heritage roughly 1400 homes were heritage listed in Jane's time. Additionally, her most experienced role is in pathology where Jane has had her own practice and career for many years. 

Lucy Hood is the country to the big smoke of Adelaide current 1st time Labor Member of Parliament for the Seat of Adelaide, with a brother who is Liberal and a history of farming and food stamps Lucy embodies the history of seeing life from both sides of the train tracks.