Steven Raez is all about positivity and inspiration. Whether it's from his time traveling to and living in major cities like Seattle, New York, and Chicago or one day traveling the world, his mission is to spread his hope, love, and art wherever he goes.

Gretchen Bonine is a native Hautian (or Rosedalien if you ask her), entrepreneur, wife, and mother. She also happens to own and operate two successful bars in Terre Haute with an eye for more. During this episode we talk about her ambition (how she can't relax on vacation), her work ethic (can't be the boss while drinking on the job), and her love of hip hop.

Watch the full episode here https://youtu.be/3bgRN5NAYso

Jana Green and I chatted a full year ago about being dorks in 1992. We also geek out about how amazing her memories is. Seriously. It's freaky good. We also chatted about sociopolitical issues like the events surrounding the George Floyd murder, our children becoming socially conscious black activists, and the tenets of critical race theory.

Paul Emge is a Terre Haute transplant like myself. He is originally from Evansville, came here during college, and decided to stay. He is a touring DJ and a house DJ for the Verve. In this episode we chat about the evolving music scene, raising children to be dragon slayers, and small town living. Surprisingly, we never once mention my pants.

Adriana Dominguez was a part of the original 99 Time Capsule Facebook broadcast in the summer of 2020. We go all the way back to 1992 when we were a couple of dorks in Ms. Carmona's 6th grade GT class. That's when she originally joined theatre class, then went on to star in every play ever at Andress High School in El Paso TX, and eventually got her doctorate in Theatrical Applications of the Modern Era or something like that. She is currently the Department Liaison for the Labor Magistrate at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), a proud mama and wife, and the future mayor of El Paso.

In this episode, we reminisce about our past through the most cringe worthy photos and anecdotes, celebrate our accomplishments, and speak critically about our future. Spoiler alert, we're still in a pandemic and people still won't wear masks and/or get vaccinated.

Tommy Storey, my wife's cousin, is renowned in the Terre Haute skateboarding community. He stopped by the former studio in Brazil IN last summer to talk about his skateboarding projects, influences, and mission. He also discussed his recovery from meth and how skateboarding saved his life. This was during the pandemic so we were just about to enter the second lockdown which is why we were able to record this in person.