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Rebecca Clarke The Burnout of Balancing the Books
Sharron Cirillo, a public accountant in Middletown, Delaware, talks about the rewards and challenges of work in America.
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Rebecca Clarke Administering the SAT for 53 Years
Robert Rorison, a retired history teacher and exam proctor, talks about what it took to make sure his students didn’t cheat.
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Rebecca Clarke What a Bartender Wants to Drink
Something simple, says Juyoung Kang, the lead mixologist at Emeril Lagasse's Delmonico Steakhouse.
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Rebecca Clarke What a Pizza Delivery Driver Sees
Angela Nguyen talks about how her job at Domino’s in Ham Lake, Minnesota, has shown her the inner life of her community.
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Rebecca Clarke 'Let Us Give Our Families the Care We Give Your Families'
Vickie Miller, a home-care worker in Greenville, South Carolina, says her profession deserves higher pay and better benefits.
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Rebecca Clarke Watching Tattoos Go From Rebellious to Mainstream
Michelle Myles, a tattoo artist in New York City, talks about how attitudes toward body art have changed over her 25-year career.
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Rebecca Clarke Working in the Fastest Growing Profession
George Myers, a wind-turbine technician in Colorado, talks about his transition from life as a stay-at-home dad to a career in a rapidly emerging industry.
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Rebecca Clarke The Elements of Being a Chemist
Nicholas Anderson, a renewable-energy researcher in Colorado, talks about the appeal of working in a lab.
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Rebecca Clarke Shooting for Space, to Make Life Better on Earth
Elaine Flowers Duncan, an engineer at NASA, talks about what drew her to rocket science.
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Rebecca Clarke From Economist in Peru, to Janitor in America
Ciro Gutierrez, a cleaner at the University of Connecticut, talks about the struggle of white-collar immigrants who come to the U.S. but to work in blue-collar jobs.
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Rebecca Clarke A Rancher With a Passion for Animal Psychology
Anne Burkholder, a cattle farmer in Nebraska, talks about working and living in an area much more rural than the Florida city where she grew up.
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Rebecca Clarke A Mechanic Faces the Age of the Self-Driving Car
Joe Sevart, an auto technician turned business owner in Kansas City, Missouri, talks about the future of servicing more advanced vehicles.
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Rebecca Clarke An Illustrator Who Balances Art and Medicine
Meredith Osborn, a medical illustrator in Columbus, Ohio, talks about being both an artist and a scientist, and the respect society has for each of those roles.
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Rebecca Clarke Back From Afghanistan, and Straight to the Greenhouse
Mark Benoit, who grows hydroponic produce, talks about his rapid, unexpected transition from being a soldier to being a farmer.
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Rebecca Clarke What Drives a Driver
Gregg Katz, a taxi driver in Olathe, Kansas, talks about how he’s resisted the pull of ride-share apps like Uber and Lyft and why he think taxis are safer.
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Rebecca Clarke Persuading Floridians That Hunting Invasive Pythons Is Fun
Jenny Novak, a state wildlife biologist, has trained more than a thousand locals to capture wild snakes in the Everglades.
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Rebecca Clarke Made (and Making It) in the U.S.A.
Todd Whitley, a fabric-cutting manager in North Carolina, talks about the pride and dignity that’s come from having a career in American manufacturing.
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Rebecca Clarke The Job of Staying Home
Terry Spraitz Ciszek, a homemaker in Fayetteville, North Carolina, talks about changing perceptions of women in the traditional economy and those who choose to leave their careers to raise a family.
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Rebecca Clarke Her Own Canine Dominion
Ethel Taylor, a pet groomer in Washington, D.C., talks about overcoming her fear of dogs to start a business where she sees them every day.
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Rebecca Clarke An Engineer With a Butcher’s Knife
Tucker Larson, a butcher, talks about taking a break from college in Philadelphia to work at a restaurant in New Orleans.
