Jewelry design can range from a creative side hustle to a full-time business—but how much can you actually make? In this episode, New York–based jewelry designer Serena Van Rensselaer breaks down real numbers

Careers don’t follow a straight line anymore. In this episode, Cynthia Cohen shares how she’s pivoted across industries. It’s a look at how to adapt, stay relevant, and keep moving forward in a rapidly changing job market.

TV Producer Career Insights

Explore the career insights of a TV producer with Robin Feldman as she reveals what happens after filming wraps.

In this episode of How Much Can I Make?, we speak with NASA contractor systems engineer Johanna Siegel about the critical role of protecting astronaut health and comfort on Artemis program missions returning humans to the Moon.

What does it take to turn fencing into a rewarding career, and how much can a fencing coach earn?

Lisa Rosenberg pulls back the curtain on her remarkable long career as a TV camera operator, in the studio and on location.

Bankruptcy law is one of the most misunderstood—and surprisingly steady—legal careers.

Patti Columbia Walsh shares valuable career insights from her 40-year experience in one of healthcare's most high-stakes jobs.

In this episode, Ilana Golan, founder of Leap Academy, explains how to pivot strategically in today’s AI-driven economy.

New York family mediator Alison Block Gerson shares how divorce mediation offers a faster, less expensive alternative to traditional court litigation.

Jim Beach, host of School for Startups, joins us to challenge the most common startup myths that stop founders before they ever make money.

In this special episode, we bring Gemini, Claude, Grok ChatGPT and Copilot to the same table to confront the issues shaping our future—jobs and automation, AI safety, AGI risk, intimacy, loneliness, and climate impact.

What happens when you lose your voice—and the career you built around it?

Peter Coy shares career insights into the economics of journalism, explaining how stories are pitched and shaped,

What if you could learn a practical web skill over a single weekend, build a simple website for a local business, and turn it into steady monthly income?

Matt Raad tells us about a growing online business model where people build and flip simple websites that generate monthly income. As a side hustle earning could be between $30,000 to $70,000 per year.

Jillian Friedman shares career insights from the fragrance industry, including global differences in taste.

Most cyberattacks don’t start with elite hackers—they start with your email address and phone number. Rivka Tadjer gives the tips we must know.