The Tiberius Show
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Career day with real curiosity.
The Tiberius Show is a brisk, warm interview series where Tiberius Boy asks working adults what they do and why it matters. Episodes translate careers into plain language, from nursing assistance and baking to presidential impersonation, real estate, nonprofit fundraising, law, and music.
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The Tiberius Show is a youth-facing career interview series with a simple engine: ask working people what they do, how they got there, and why their work matters. It keeps the questions direct. That directness is the charm. Tiberius Boy frames each conversation for kids and teens who may have heard a job title but do not yet know what the job looks like in real life. A certified nursing assistant explains helping older adults with daily routines. A fashion entrepreneur talks about plus-size clothing, confidence, and seeing people like herself represented. A presidential impersonator describes studying speech patterns, switching voices, and making comedy land for different audiences. A real estate team leader turns home buying and selling into a story about guidance, pressure, and service. A chef and baker connects food, family memories, and community. A nonprofit fundraiser for Lighthouse Central Florida explains how mission-driven organizations gather money, time, and support. A lawyer with a life talks about time, automation, systems, and the danger of letting work consume everything. A Christian hip-hop artist describes music as expression, storytelling, and faith from a personal point of view. The show’s structure is easy to recognize: enthusiastic intro, basic career question, follow-up, advice, sponsor break, and closing comments from viewers. It can be goofy. It can also be practical. The conversations are not polished into a corporate career guide, and that roughness helps the show feel accessible. Guests sometimes wander, repeat themselves, or answer bigger than the question. Tiberius usually brings the discussion back to what a young listener can understand: skills, choices, challenges, confidence, purpose, and how adults find their path. The result is a local-radio-style career day that treats every job as worth a closer look. It suits listeners who like casual interviews, real-world work stories, and encouragement that arrives through ordinary conversation instead of lectures.
Made for: Best for kids, teens, and curious listeners who want approachable conversations about careers, creativity, service, and practical life advice.
What sets it apart: The show stands out because its questions come from a young interviewer’s plainspoken curiosity, not from industry jargon. It makes adults explain their work in human terms.
Why do people go to work? And how does it help make the world awesome?Meet Tiberius! He’s 14 years old and has been asking people fun and curious questions for seven whole years! He loves finding out what people do for work, what they’re passionate about, and why they chose their jobs. Every week, you’ll join him on an adventure to explore cool careers—from fire fighters to goat farmers and everything in between! You’ll also get to solve a fun math question (Tiberius’s favorite subject!) and learn how to grow a Heart of a LION by livi...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tiberius Boy makes the mechanics of careers and small-business decisions accessible through curious, practical interviews with people doing the work.
The Tiberius Show turns career interviews into plain-language investigations of what people actually do, how their work operates, and which habits make it sustainable.
Tiberius Boy makes grown-ups explain their jobs before your attention files for overtime.
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A clear fashion conversation about confidence, representation, and a brand built from personal frustration.
The piece frames Ciara Robinson's story around Divine Curves as an online plus-size store built from a straightforward gap in the market: not enough appealing options.
A look at the craft behind a presidential impersonation act.
The episode follows John C. Morgan as he talks through the craft of presidential impersonation, along with the other roles that shape his work as an entertainer, comedian, musician, and author.
A plainspoken look at law, time, and scalable work.
Jordan Ostroff makes a lawyer interview feel useful rather than ceremonial. He explains the work in plain terms, then keeps circling back to a simple business idea: time has value, lower-cost work should not be done at a higher-cost level, and scalable practices depend on…
A clear, practical look at the human work behind Wikipedia.
Lane Rasberry's work at a university gives the episode a plain-English view of how Wikipedia gets filled, checked, and used. Tiberius keeps the questions simple and direct, so the conversation stays on the practical side: what a Wikimedian does, how Lane got started editing in…
A grounded filmmaking story that turns a school project into a practical career path.
The episode follows Josh Mason from a freshman-year English project into filmmaking, with Tiberius keeping the questions clear and practical. Josh keeps the story grounded.
Tyler Selhorn interviews remote-work founders and researchers on building distributed team culture.
Adi Ignatius and Alison Beard interview scholars and executives on management and AI.
This episode features an interview with certified nursing assistant Shawniece Hall, who explains what CNAs do in caring for the elderly through activities of daily living.
Ciara Robinson, founder of Divine Curves (stylized DiVineKurves), an online plus-size fashion brand, explains how frustration with 'flowerpot' clothing options for curvy women drove her to launch the business while working as a teacher and pursuing her master's degree.
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This episode features an interview with real estate team leader and coach Jason Asa, exploring the multifaceted role of real estate agents beyond just buying and selling homes.
This episode features an interview with chef Crystal Clarke, who discusses her journey into baking and cooking, starting from childhood experiences with her grandma.
This episode features an interview with Jarrod Daab, Vice President of Fund Development at Lighthouse Central Florida, discussing his role in fundraising and community outreach for the non-profit organization that supports people with blindness or vision loss.
Jordan Ostroff, a Central Florida attorney and founder of Carpe Diem Consulting, explains how he reduced his working week to roughly 24 hours while growing his firm, and now coaches other law firm owners to build businesses that don't require their constant presence.
This episode features an interview with Christian rapper Etano, exploring how he combines hip-hop music with Christian faith to share personal stories and perspectives.
Host Tess Boyd interviews pyrotechnics expert Andy Nichols about his work with explosions and special effects in movies, theme parks, and more.
Host Tiberius interviews Maxine Dennis, CEO of Champion Valley Adventure Park, about her career and the park's activities.
Host Tiberius interviews Stefan Davis, Director of Development for the Wash Foundation, about bringing clean water to communities worldwide.
A 14-year-old host interviews a care planner at a state psychiatric facility about his job helping patients with discharge planning and outside support.
Host Tiberius interviews Steve Weiss, co-founder of a portable bidet company, about his invention and entrepreneurial journey.
A 14-year-old host interviews an entrepreneur about his coffee company and career journey.
A 14-year-old host interviews a pastry chef about her job, desserts, and creativity.
A 14-year-old host interviews a public speaker and coach about his career, exploring what he does and how he got started.
A 14-year-old host interviews a 3D animator and rigging artist about her career and how she got into the field.
A 14-year-old host interviews an entrepreneur about her journey starting seven companies, exploring career passions.
This episode of the Tiberius Show features an interview with water conservation coordinator Deirdre Irwin, who explains the importance of saving water even in water-rich regions like Florida.
This episode features an interview with astronomer John Hill, discussing his career building telescopes and his emeritus status at the University of Arizona.
Wikipedia feels everyday.
Josh Mason makes movie work feel practical.
This episode features an interview with insurance broker Tracy Miller, who explains the differences between insurance brokers, agents, and owners, and discusses the fundamentals of insurance as a profession.
Host Tiberius interviews an ASL interpreter to learn about her job bridging communication between hearing and deaf people.
Host Tiberius interviews local artist Anthony Asterita about abstract expressionism and his career journey.
Tiberius interviews a night matron and a Disney custodian to learn about their jobs and how they contribute to the world.
A 14-year-old host interviews a TikTok agency founder about his career and what inspired him.
Host Tiberius interviews a floral designer about her job and what makes it rewarding.
A 14-year-old host interviews an ocean resin artist about her craft and career.
This episode features an interview with radio station manager Norbert Miles, who explains his multifaceted role including programming, advertising, technical management, and podcast production.
Host Tiberius interviews a science and technology librarian to learn about her job and how it helps people.
Host Tiberius interviews a bathroom designer about his job, exploring what the role entails and why it matters.
A 14-year-old host interviews a multi-talented entertainer about her career journey and what inspired her.
This episode features an interview with TV show host and producer Brian Sebastian, discussing his career journey from starting at a news radio station in Hartford, Connecticut, to working in various broadcasting roles.
A 14-year-old host interviews an autistic business strategist who helps neurodivergent entrepreneurs.