Digital Nomad – Get Paid While Traveling the World!
Digital Nomad
4/22/25
Ever dreamt of taking your job on the road—and we don’t mean commuting to the next town over? In this episode, Mirav chats with her friend Caleb Price, a true digital nomad who swapped the 9-to-5 grind for a career that fits in a backpack.
Caleb shares career insights on how he got started teaching English in South Korea and Thailand, and how that eventually evolved into remote work while living in places like Oaxaca, Mexico. From teaching to freelancing, Caleb dishes out tips on the types of jobs digital nomads can do, how to find them, and what it’s really like living—and working—abroad.
Thinking of a career change that lets you explore the world while still paying the bills? This episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration for anyone curious about the digital nomad lifestyle. Tune in and start imagining WiFi with a view!
Broadway Job - Makeup Artist & Wig Maker
Makeup Artist and Wig Maker
4/1/25
This week on How Much Can I Make?, Mirav gets the backstage scoop from Loryn Pretorius, a Broadway pro who’s built an exciting career as a makeup artist and wig maker for the theater world. Currently slaying it as the hair and makeup supervisor for Sunset Boulevard, Loryn leads a team of artists who help bring characters to life—one wig and brushstroke at a time.
This is a job that mixes high-level artistry with serious hustle. With a master’s degree from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and a background in fine art and art history, Loryn found a way to turn her creativity into a career that’s both thrilling and sustainable.
Thinking about a career change into something more creative—or curious what it’s really like behind the curtain? Loryn shares career insights, job tips, and the reality of working in a field where every detail matters. Whether you’re obsessed with Broadway or just love a good transformation story, this episode is full of glam, grit, and great advice.
Passion, Hustle, and Making it Work - The Job of a Musician
Musician
3/25/25
Ever wonder what it’s like to turn your love of music into your job? For Elizabeth Ziff, it’s been a lifelong gig. As a founding member of the iconic pop group BETTY, she’s built a creative, boundary-pushing career doing what she loves—writing, performing, producing, and basically living and breathing music.
In this episode, Elizabeth shares how she juggles all the hats she wears (spoiler: it's a lot), and gives us some awesome career insight into staying true to your voice in an ever-changing industry. Whether you're dreaming of a life on stage or just curious about how a music career really works behind the scenes, you’ll want to hear this one.
Personal Assistant- Common Sense is Key
Personal Assistant
3/25/25
What’s the job really like when your job is... whatever your boss needs it to be? In this episode, we’re talking with Bob, a seasoned personal assistant who's made a career out of keeping high-powered lives running smoothly. From juggling calendars and travel to managing properties and last-minute emergencies, Bob's done it all—and lived to tell the tale.
Being a personal assistant is no 9-to-5—it’s part fixer, part magician, part mind-reader. Bob gives us real talk and career insight on what it takes to thrive in this high-trust, high-reward role. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes of the rich and famous (and how to break into that world), this is your episode.
The City Planner Job - Zoned Out
City Planner
3/18/25
Ever wonder who decides where the parks go, how neighborhoods grow, or why your city suddenly has a new bike lane? In this episode of How Much Can I Make?, Mirav chats with Eddie Joe, a city planner who’s helping shape the future—one block at a time.
Eddie dishes out career insights on what it’s really like to work in urban development. His job has him juggling developers, investors, city officials, and local communities, all while trying to make cities more livable, walkable, and connected. From zoning laws to green spaces, he’s in the thick of it—and loving the challenge.
Thinking about a career change? Curious about jobs that impact everyday life? Tune in to hear how Eddie Joe found his way into this fascinating career and whether city planning might be your next big move.
Not Your Typical Walk in the Park
Dog Walker
3/18/25
What’s it like to have a job where your coworkers bark, drool, and occasionally roll in something questionable? In this episode, we dive into the career of a professional dog walker—yes, it’s a real job, and yes, it’s more than just cute pups and fresh air.
It takes patience, adaptability, and serious street smarts to keep tails wagging and chaos to a minimum. From unpredictable weather to unexpected dog drama, our guest shares the highs, lows, and muddy paws of life on the leash. If you're curious about turning your love for animals into a thriving gig, tune in for some real career insight—plus a few hilarious stories from the sidewalk.
Salesforce Practitioner - High Tech Job without A Degree or Coding
Salesforce Practitioner
3/11/25
Ever wonder who makes those slick behind-the-scenes systems that keep companies running like a well-oiled machine? That’s the job of a Salesforce consultant—like Andy DeSanctis. Andy’s career is all about customizing the powerful Salesforce platform to help businesses (from nonprofits to contractors) manage customer relationships, sales, and projects more efficiently.
If you’ve got a knack for problem-solving, love data, and want a tech career without diving headfirst into hardcore coding, this might be your jam. Andy shares some cool career insights into how he builds smart systems using logic, automation, and serious attention to detail. It’s a job that’s techy, creative, and in high demand—so tune in and see if Salesforce could be in your future!
Engineering Safe Travel
Bridge Designer
3/11/25
Ever cross a bridge and wonder, “Who actually designed this thing?” Meet Anthony—his job is to do just that! In this episode, he chats with Mirav about his career as a bridge designer, crafting the plans and specs for the structures that keep people connected.
Turns out, designing bridges takes way more than just drawing a few lines—it’s a mix of math, logic, creativity, and a whole lot of responsibility. Anthony drops some solid career insight into what it takes to break into the field, what the work is really like, and why bridge design is one seriously in-demand gig. If you like the idea of building something that actually gets people places—safely—this could be the career path for you. Tune in and see if the bridge world is calling your name.